Construction resumes on Grant Building project
Frank Yakowski told the Merchantville Urban Renewal Agency at City Hall that crews are back at work converting the former Grant building. Concrete floors were to be poured yesterday as plans for the Park Avenue shopping center wing move forward. Bids were requested for demolishing remaining north side structures with sealed bids due at 1 a.m. Wednesday.
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Grant
Frank Yakowski
Merchanteville Urban Renewal Agency
City Hall
Kenneth M. Cline
Park Avenue
Demolition and redevelopment permit items listed
Recent permits include tearing down the Butler Building on Park Avenue and grading at Patenaude Park North Central site. Widening work on Mab Belt Street and wiring changes discussed with NYSEG and city engineers. Youth employment aides hired. redevelopment plans approved for Lerner, Leiner, and church sites. Additional permits cover restaurant front, feed tanks, porch repairs, roof work, and a mobile residence trailer.
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Yankowski
Cline
New York State Electric and Gas Corp
John H. Sheehan
William J. Dyer
Itwo
Ernest J. Leiner
First Methodist Church
Sebastian Timpinaro
Lerner
J. Michael Maloney
Lewis Howland
Timpinado
E. D. D’alberto
Park Avenue
William J. Dyer and Sons Construction Co
Elks Club
Palmer-Donovan-Forino
George Beaver
Madeline ,Parielti
North Main St
Carr Feed Co
North Central Avenue
Joseph Hurley
North Seventh St
Mary Jacobelli
Maple St
William C. Murphy
Stillwater Ave
Argentinian pupil to guest Mechanicville by Rotary
Carlos F. Soria 16 from Cordoba Argentina will spend the senior year at Mechanicville Senior High School as a Rotary Houseguest. Reed Payne heads arrangements. arrival expected in August. Soria has studied English and Italian, enjoys music, and plays rugby, baseball and basketball while aiming for a medical degree.
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Rotary Club
Mechanicville
Argentina
Maurice A. Crowe
Carlos F. Soria
Cordoba
Service Club
Rotary
Carlos
Reed Payne
Rotary Exchange
Agency Won't Appeal High Camfield Estate Award
The Mechanicville Urban Renewal Agency decided Wednesday night not to appeal a high award from the condemnation commission for the Camfield estate property. Director Frank Yankowski reported the $63,000 mark was the revised price. negotiators had offered $41,500, and court allowances and interest could bring total costs near $69,000.
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Camfield
Mechanicville
Winners Named In Bridge at Mechanicville Golf Club
Twenty one pairs competed in a Wednesday duplicate bridge at Hem Street Park Mechanicville. In north-south, first went Marian Gulling of Latham and Laura Callaghan of Waterford, with a tie for second between Herman Ward and George Tourasian of Troy and Ruth Pinsley with Goldie Solomon of Saratoga Springs. East-west winners were Mary Decker and Claire Wynne Roberts of Glens Falls, with Frances Peterson and Richard Lesser of Delmar second, and Eleanor Reed of Cohoes with Marion Maby of Mechanicville third. A Tuesday afternoon Peters Purcell Post game at Saratoga Avenue yielded Zelda Goldberg and Adele Rothman of Ogdensburg. The master point game is set for next Tuesday at Peters Purcell Post quarters.
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Mechanicville
Hemstreet Park
Marian Gulling
Latham
Laura Callaghan
Waterford
Herman Ward
George Tourasian
Troy
Ruth Pinsley
Goldie Solomon
Sara ‘Toga Springs
Mary Decker
Claire Wynne-Roberts
Glens Fails
Frances Peterson
Richard Lesser
Delmar
Eleanor Reed
Cohoes
Marion Maby
Peters-Purcell
Saratoga Avenue
Zelda Goldberg
Adele Rothman
O' Granville
Sullivan joins Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory as nuclear engineer
Michael G Sullivan a Stillwater native with a physics BS from Siena College has joined the Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory as a nuclear engineer. He studied at Boston College Rensselaer Albany Law School and is a Siena valedictorian and 1962 Who's Who member. Sullivan previously worked at the lab 1963 1985 and lives with his parents in Stillwater.
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Michael G. Sullivan
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
Stillwater
Sullivan
Siena College
Boston College
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Albany Law School
Delta Epsilon Signa
Timothy Sullivan
General Electric Company
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Budget Adoption Slated Monday
The Mechanicville School District budget for 1967 68 is set for formal adoption at a 6 15 p m special Board of Education meeting Monday in the senior high building principal's office on Pruyn Hill. Indications point to no major changes in the earlier public hearing estimate that would alter totals or tax rates.
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Mechanicville
Board of Education
Pruyn Hill
Memorial Baptist Church to host public strawberry festival
The Women’s Society of the Memorial Baptist Church in Mechanicville plans a public strawberry festival on the church lawn at North Fourth Street from 6 to 8 p.m. weather permitting. Mrs. Clifford Test chairs the arrangements committee.
Baccalaureate Mass and Breakfast For Local Graduates
Young people from St. Pauls parish who graduate from area high schools will attend a 9 a.m. baccalaureate Mass at St. Pauls on Sunday. Afterward they join Court St. Paul CDA for a breakfast in Assumption parish hall, with all area high school graduates invited.
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St. Paul's Parish
St. Paul's
Court St
Colonie Crash Wrecks New Rented Car
Rollin Jones of Acton Massachusetts rented a 1967 hardtop with under 150 miles when it wrecked on Route 155 near Old Loudon Road in Latham. Jones, charged with failure to keep right, posted $15 bail and was released after hospital treatment for lacerations and abrasions.
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Route 155
Old Loudon Road
Lajtham
Colonie
Frank H.’ Vasques
Michael Wildzumas
Rollin Jones
Acton
Mass
Qnickerbocker
Jones
Justice of the Peace
Harry D’agostino
Loudon Road
North Colonie Ambulance
Albany Memorial Hospital
William R. Nash
Halfmoon and Defreestville Notices and Fire Company Plans
Local notices list residents Halfmoon and Defreestville with contact numbers. Joseph E. Kozlowski is promoted to Torpedoman Class A after naval school. he will attend a seven to eleven week course at Dam Neck Virginia. Field Day committees meet at Halfmoon Firehouse. work parties and open house events described for the Maple Wood Fire Co. and Blooming Grove Church baccalaureate service upcoming.
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Bemis Heights
Grange
Grange Hall
Herbert Gilman
Mabel Cisler
Thelma Smodell
Amelia Bevis
Phong Diem
Vietnam
Jane Parks
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Myrtle Yates
Marion Campbell
Norma Lawson
Joseph E. Kozlowski
U.S. Naval Advance Undersea
Key West
Fla
Joseph Kozlowski
Grooms Road
Dam Neck
Virginia Beach
Joseph Gallo
Moon Volunteer Fire Co
Tomorrrow
Halfmoon
Ernest Anderson
Rochester
Gallo
Elmore
Whitegiver
North Greenbush Road
Wood Fire Co
Columbia High Group
William Schramek
Blooming Grove
Bernard Melewski
First Troy Woman Enlists As Army Student Nurse
Miss Maribeth A. Snyder becomes the first Troy woman to join the Army Student Nurse Program. She will enter her junior year at SE goers College Emmitsburg Maryland pursuing a nursing degree. Captain Linda Bowman swore her in at the college with Snyder’s father—managing editor of The Record Newspapers—present.
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Maribeth Snyder
Joseph R. Snyder
Brunswick Road
Snyder
Army
Linda A. Bowman
St. Joseph’s College
Emmitsburg
Miss Snyder
Troy
Maribeth A. Snyder
SE. Goers College
Linda Bowman
Bowman
St. Joseph’s
Record Newspapers
French Press Attacks De Gaulle Over U S Policy
Paris editors blast Charles de Gaulle after he blames the United States for global ills and for the Vietnam war. I Aurore Le Figaro and Combat frame his call for neutrality and withdrawal as isolating France and tilting toward Moscow.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
United States
de Gaulle
Washington
China
Israel
I'Aurore
France
West
le Figaro
Middle East
Combat
Moscow
America
Vietnam
Woman Fined In Owner Tenant Dispute
Dorothy Kellogg of Oakwood Avenue pleaded guilty in Troy Police Court to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct before Justice Timothy Fogarty and was fined $10. The owner defendant faced an unlawful trespassing charge initially brought by tenant Richard Martin for an incident on May 6 in the second floor apartment at Martin's home.
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Dorothy Kellogg
Oakwood Avenue
Troy
Timothy J. Fogarty
Abraham Goldstein
Richard Martin
2Nd Ave
Martin
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