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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1967

Page

7

120 Suits Reported Stolen From Buchdahl Clothing

Mechanicville police investigate the theft of about 120 suits from Buchdahl Clothing on Fork Avenue. Valued at 75 to 80 dollars each, the back door was forced open and investigators believe the loot was removed that way. Owner Seymour Nutrick discovered the break this morning as Police Chief Henry C. Ar aqid and Patrolman Jamies Del drete followed the case.

Buchdahl Fork Avenue Mechanicville Seymour Nutrick Henry C. Araqid Jamies Deldrete

Urban Unit Approves Wall Repair for Smith Block Site

Agency to repair the crumbling deck wall forming part of the former Smith Block foundation on Frances Street. Director Frank Yankowski said the New York regional office approved using agency funds to rebuild the retaining wall and prepare the razed plot for future use. Projects aim to restore the site for potential residential and park purposes with jobs tied to earmarked urban programs.

Smith Block Frances Street Frank Yankowski New York Mechanicville

Rosary observance at St Pauls Church in Merebankcville

The First Saturday devotion will be held today at 8 a.m. at St Pauls Church in Merebankcville with prayers dedicated to world peace. A comment noted efforts will be made to offer job opportunities to interested employees as the Mechanicville plant, a slitting operation employing 57 workers, processes paper rolls shipped there and trimmed into NCR machine sizes.

St. Paul's Merebankcville Mechanicville NCR

Church Notices in Mechanicville and Area

Mechanicville church notices list several congregations with service times and events. Salvation Army notes 6 p.m. meetings, Gospel services, and morning study. Church of the Assumption lists multiple Sunday Masses and a high mass schedule. First Presbyterian records morning service and a Sunday school. Keely & Paul the Apostle and St Luke’s Episcopal provide Sunday masses and parish activities. Memorial Baptist shows 10 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. worship under Rev. Taylor Light. 1st Methodist outlines 9:45 a.m. church school and 11 a.m. divine worship with communion.(Positioning: entities include church names and clergymen. Times and services summarized.)

Church of the Assumption Presbyterian David Seipt Keee & Paul the Apostle Ernst J. Autch USA Memorial Baptist Taylor Light Communion Luke’s Episcopal Cutis Denney Hay Leonart H. Bass

Fire Auxiliary to Install Officers at Banquet in Mechanicville

The Mechanicville Fire Department Auxiliary hosts a banquet on Saturday June 10 at the Hillside Inn. Reservations close Monday with Mrs. Carmella Runn or Carol Volpe. Inducted officers include Mrs. Runn president Miss Patricia Higgins vice president Mrs. Judy Jones treasurer and Mrs. Janice Hagadorn secretary.

Mechanicville Fire Department Hillside Inn Carmella Runn Carol Volpe Runn Patricia, Higgins Judy Jones Janice Hagadorn

NCR Plant To Cease Operation At Mechanicville

NCR officials confirm the Mechanicville plant will close during the next year due to outmoded equipment and unsuitable site. The facility on Round Lake Avenue will consolidate with other plants, likely moving to Morristown, Tennessee, for improved distribution. Job openings are being studied as the move proceeds.

National ‘Cash Register Mechanicville Dayton Charles V. Truax Round Lake Avenue NCR Morristown Tenn Truax

Miss Crawford to Speak at WSCS Meeting in Mechanicville

Louise Crawford, a missionary from Taiwan, will speak at the WSCS meeting at First Methodist Church Mechanicville at 7:30 pm Monday. Church graduates will attend as guests and officers will be elected at the business session. A public reception for the new pastor Rev. Leonard H. Bass and Mrs. Bass follows in the assembly room at 7 pm Wednesday. A brief program with orchestra and choir is set for 7:30 pm.

Louise Crawford Taiwan WSCS First Methodist Church Mechanicville Leonard H. Bass Bass Mr. Cooper Theodore J. Cooper Dunn Funeral Home Hudson Ave Stillwater Leonard Bass Weenridge Saratoga Springs Mary Lou Morby Raymond Morby Archeoue Stillwater Rod and Gun Club Morley Bondz Boston Conservatory of Munic Pete Wilden Bonds Lena

Lodge to Host Flag Day Program and Installation

The Hecanicville Sons of Italy Lodge schedules a Flag Day program at 6 p.m. on Wednesday June 14 on the club lawn with a public supper to follow. New officers will be installed at 8 p.m. in St Pauls Parochial School hall with Ellen Hayes district deputy as installing officer.

Hecanicville Sons of Italy Paul Marocco St. Paul CDA Mechanicville Thanieville St. Paul’s Ellen Hayes Helen Mazza Marie Komoroske Cochairman

Fire destroys abandoned dwelling near Hemstreet Park

An undetermined origin fire destroyed an abandoned house on River Road two miles south of Hemstreet Park Wednesday night. Owned by Capital District Sand and Gravel Co., the blaze was halted from spreading to a barn and brush. Hemstreet Park fire crews, with help from Melrose and Hoosick Valley tankers and Strang fire truck from Mechanicville, conducted operations under Chief Vernon Perkins and Assistant Chief Duane Ingraham.

Hemstreet Park Capital District Sand and Gravel Co., Inc Hemstreet Park Fire Department Melrose Hoosick Valley Strang Mechanicville Vernon Perkins Duane Ingraham

Mechanicville High in Upstate Tax Study

Mechanicville ranks fourth among 60 upstate communities in full value school tax rates per the Citizens Expenditure Survey. The survey shows Mechanicville at 17.26 dollars per thousand for the year ending 1987, with 53.95 per thousand for 1966 67. The study notes tax rate increases in 45 communities, decreases in 12, and three held steady. Mechanicville also reports a pending reappraisal similar to Glens Falls noted in the report.

Mechanicville Citizens Expenditure Survey Mechanicville T Glens Falls

Bridge Play Winners Announced

The Wednesday duplicate bridge night at Mechan icville Golf Club Hemstreet Park drew 19 pairs. North-South winners were Mrs Edgar Stillman and George Held of Albany first, Leonard Smith and Lawrence Sternberg of Albany second, Mrs Mabel Cook and Dr Maxwell Finkel of Schenectady third. East-West winners were Mr and Mrs Josef Meuller of Stillwater first, Mrs Mary Decker and Mrs Claire Wynne Roberts of Glens Falls second, Dr and Mrs Anthony Falcone of Troy third. Next week is Master Point game.

Mechanicville

Church Activities Schedule at West Sand Lake

Churches list Sunday's programs at West Sand Lake and nearby: Methodist led by Rev. Day with services at 7 30 a.m. 11 a.m. and 2 30 p.m. plus nursery care and junior choir rehearsal. Trinity Lutheran and Salem Evangelical plan morning services, Sunday School, and youth fellowships. Attendees urged to bring supper and beverages.

Methodist Roger Methodist Farm Sand Lake Trinity ‘Lutheran Marvin Johnson Salem Evangelical United Brethens Chorca Emerson Righ

Legion Post conducts installation at Veterans Home

Mrs Amelia Griffen was installed as president of the Auxiliary of Earl J Manning Post American Legion at a meeting at the Veterans Memorial Home. Other officers installed include Linda Rose, Mary Forte, Saraetta Mehan, Jean Bryan, Doris Russom, Julia Whitman and Nancy McDermott.

Amelia Griffen Earl J. Mannng Post American Legion Veterans Memorial Home Linda Rose Mary Forte Saraetta Mehan Jean Bryan Doris Russom Julia Whitman Nancy McDermott T. §. Ryan

Skirts Down Hair Up Bans By Governor Maddox

Governor Maddox orders skirts down to the knees and hair up to the ears for state employees in Atlanta. He also warns male staff against long hair.

Atlanta Lester Maddox Executive Department Maddox

Ecumenical Film to Be Seen in Stillwater

Members of Mechanicville area churches are invited to view the ecumenical film Foundation for Dialogue at Stillwater United Church at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Rev. Robert Field will introduce the film and clergy from United Church and St. Peter's Catholic Church will participate in the brief program.

Mechanicville Foundation For Dialogue Stillwater United Church Robert * Field United Church St. Peter's Catholic Church

OES To Meet At Hemstreet Park Home

The Past Matron's Club of Star of Liberty will meet Monday at Mrs Dolores Mellon's home in Hemstreet Park. The event was originally planned at Mrs Doris Burwash's residence.

Star of Liberty Dolores Mellon Hemstreet Park Doris’ Burwash

Legion Post to Elect Officers at Mechanicsville Meeting

Nomination and election of officers will occur at the Lt. Fred H. Clark Post American Legion meeting on South Central Avenue Mechanicville at 8 p.m. Monday.

Fred H. Clark Post American Legion Central Avenue Mechanicville

Troy Man 25 Critically Hurt In Auto-Cycle Crash

Bruce Pratt 25 of Troy is in critical condition at Albany Medical Center after a morning Lansingburgh crash at Fifth Avenue and 107th Street. The car driver Rob ert Hartwell Jr. 39 of Albany was uninjured and not held. Pratt, helmeted, was headed north while Hartwell’s sedan traveled east. No witnesses or signals noted. Pratt is brother of former Troy Police Bureau member Eugene Pratt.

Troy Man Troy Albany Medical Center Lansingburgh Robert B. Hartwell Jr Warren Ave Albany Robert FE. Kane Theodore Morsello John Gray Detective Bureau Hartwell 107Th Street Pratt Fifth Avenue Ampulance Service Corp Leonard Hospital Pumper 11

Ambulance Auxiliary Ready in Middlebury Fire Dept

Members of the Middlebury Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary have completed a first aid course and trained to operate the town ambulance. In pairs, they respond day or night to serious fire scenes to assist the responding crew.

Middlebury, Conn Middlebury Fire Department

Miss Noon Earns Hartwick College Honors

Miss Linda A. Noon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Noon of Salem, received special honors at Hartwick College. She earned the Frank H. Bressee junior scholarship for the highest junior-year average and was named Jessie E. Jenks scholar, awarded to a junior woman supporting her education based on achievement leadership and financial need.

Linda A. Noon James Noon Salem Hartwick College Frank H. Bressee Hartwick Jessie E. Jenks

Malaysia To Buy 18 US Helicopters For Borneo War

Malaysia plans to purchase 18 helicopters from the United States to counter the Communist threat in Sarawak and Sabah. The Defense Ministry announced the plan, with the first delivery expected later this year and no price disclosed.

Malaysia U.S United States Malaysian Borneo Sarawak Sabah Ministry of Defense

Whitehall and area notes include promotions and local events

Whitehall items report Edgar Touchette and Marcia Touchette returning to studies at RPI and Saint Rose, Kilburn promoted to technical sergeant at Plattsburgh AFB, Graydon Wood presents Expo 67 slides to Whitehall Rotary, and CDA officers elected with installation set for June 19 at the Knights of Columbus Hall.

Albert Battease Are Givens Penn's Grove Marcia Touchette College of Saint Rose Albany Edgar Touchette RPI Gilmore Street Truman R. Kilburn Charles H. Kilburn Air Force Sergeant Kilburn Plattsburgh Air Force Base Graydon Wood Glens Falls New York Telephone Co Whitehall Joan Yule Nancy Hole Bernice Keyes Alice Caterette Monitor Betty Egan Blanche Frangnol Eileen Whalen Carolyn Raine Sentinel Carol Rocque Adelaide Lenchen Marcella Brazier Mary Butio Hall Anne Runchman Ticonderoga

Salem Rotary drives Homemade Cookies for Viet Nam

The Salem Rotary Club sponsors a Homemade Cookies for Viet Nam drive with cookies packed securely for delivery on June 9 or 10 to the Salem post office or to the Woodworking shop in Shushan. Community notices also include church and youth events and local visits by residents.

Salem Salem Presbyterian Church Ralph Reid Glens Falls Hospital Herbert Gledhill Galisteo, N.M George Callaway Callaway Gledhill Galisteo Santa Fe Allan Bain Wheeling W.va WWVA Robert Ashford Schenango Bridge Willard Bain Alfred Pinkerston Schenectady Robert Pinkerton West Hebron Ogilvie H. Davis Waldo Ohio

Legion Posts Meet for County Convention Parade and Elections

Greenwich American Legion Liberty Post hosts nine county posts for the annual Legion County Convention. A 7 PM street parade features four bands and drum corps, with Cambridge Maxon Post leading after high membership quotas. Following the parade a brief business session at Liberty Post elects officers for the coming year. All county Legion members are invited.

Greenwich American Legion Liberty Post American Legion Washington County Greenwich Central School Cambridge Granville Green Sabres Maxon Post Fort Ann’ Post Argyle Post Whitehall Post Granville Post Salem Post Fort Edward Post Clemons Post Hudson Falls Post Greenwich Pat Main Academy Streets Washington Depot Main St Washington Square Liberty Post Francis Clark House Committee

Greenwich Couple Celebrates 50th Wedding Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Gillis of Greenwich were honored at a family dinner at Red Fez Restaurant Lake George for their 50th wedding anniversary. They wed May 31 1917 at South Argyle United Presbyterian Church. They have three sons a daughter and six grandchildren.

Claude Gillis Greenwich Lake George Elsie Bain South Argyle United Presbyterian Church Carl Gladfelter Gillis Gordon Herrington Sandra Paul Gillis Schuylerville Lawrence Gillis Watertown Kenneth Davis Donald Gillis Christine

Future Farmers Elect Officers At Salem FFA Chapter

At a Salem Future Farmers of America meeting Albert Sheldon Jr was elected president. Other officers named were Allan Carney vice president John Irwin secretary Randy Fifield treasurer Tom Clark reporter Claude Barden sentinel John Gordy parliamentarian and John Welsh chaplain.

Salem

Obituary for Harry Noonan 81 of Hudson Falls

The funeral for Harry Noonan 81 of Hudson Falls was held yesterday at Jillson Funeral Home Whitehall with Rev A H Ganoung officiating. Interment was in Whitehall Cemetery. He died Tuesday in Lockhart Nursing Home Lake George after a career with D and H Railroad and was a Brotherhood of Railway Clerks member. Survivors include two sons Guy Noonan Whitehall Roy Noonan Petersburg Va a daughter Mrs Harold Chilson Hudson Falls and several grandchildren.

Harry Noonan Quarry Crossing Hudson Falls Jillson Whitehall A. H. Ganoung First Baptist Church of Whiteall Noonan D&h Railroad Guy Noonan Roy Noonan Petersburg Harold Chilson

U S Air Losses in Vietnam Top Two Thousand Mark

U S Command reports total aircraft losses in Vietnam since the war began reach 1,398 planes and 888 helicopters. May tied a monthly record with 38 planes lost, while combat drones faced MIGs surface-to-air missiles and heavy anti air defenses in the north. Helicopter losses are higher in the south due to frequent battlefield evacuations and supply runs.

Saigon U.S United States Vietnam North Vietnam North South Vietnam

Injury follows bicycle fall near Cemetery Hill Road

Deborah Morris ten year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Burton Morris of West Broadway Salem is a patient at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after falling from her bicycle Monday afternoon while descending Cemetery Hill Road just west of the Village of Salem losing control and injuring herself.

Deborah Morris Burton Morris West Broadway Salem Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Cemetery Hill Road

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Salvation Army Salvation Proughton Foumtm Fire Auxiliary Miss Crawford St. Paul’s Court West Sand Lake Jeanne M. Bailey Legion Post Ryan Legion To Elect Miss Noon Myrtle I DeLora Upstate Wes. D. Graham Legion Inc University of Minds Sheriden Ave Albany, WY Devane Broadway Grand Dune
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