Republican Women Seat Staff at Mechanicville Club
At Fantauzzi's Restaurant the Mechanicville Women's Republican Club installed new officers led by Miss Evelyn Waldron as president and Mrs. Lena Izzo as vice president with Mrs. Grace Bartlett as secretary and Mrs. Louise Bave as treasurer. Elaine Dunseton of the Saratoga County Women's Republican Organization officiated. Jennie Gilson, retiring president, presided and received a cake and gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Women's Republican Club
Fantauzzi’s
Evelyn Waldron
Lena Izzo
Grace Bartlett
Louise Bave
Elaine Dunseton
Saratoga County Women's Republican Organization
Jennie Gilson
New District Library Busy On First Day
Mechanicville opened its District Public Library registering 190 members and lending 220 books. Chairman Frank De Lorenzo announced 4,000 volumes and extensive loans from the Southern Adirondack Library System. He noted schoolchildren frequenting the library, planned library courses for St. Pauls School children, and a forthcoming bookmobile serving about 60 elderly and disabled residents on Harris Avenue.
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Mechanicville
New District Public Library
Frank de Lorenzo
Library Board of Trustees
Rotary Club
Fantauzzi
Adirondack
Mechanicville Clubs
de Lorenzo
St. Paul's School
DeLorenzo
Harris Avenue
OES Card and Fashion Event Set for Tomorrow
A Star of Liberty Chapter OES fashion show and card party is planned at Mechanicville Masonic Temple tomorrow at 8 p.m. Models will feature P. H. Penders Caplan and Vogue Stores clothing with Curto's Ahearns jewelry and Band Box accessories. Prizes will be awarded at tables and by sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Masonic Temple
Star of Liberty Chapter
OES
P. H. Penders
Caplan
Vogue
Curto’s
Ahearns
Arthur J. Smith
Dolores Mellon
Isabel Dunn
Doris Burwash
Fannie Smith
Mrs LaBelle Tops Bowlero League High Scores
In Mechanicville at Bowlero Lanes Mrs Lucille LaBelle led the Women's City League with a 541 triple and 192 single. Polly Slutt posted a 199 single and 531 triple as top runner up. Other marks include Doris DeVoe 181-511 Eleanor Lowe 178-499 Helen Cukrovany 192-482 Sally DeSorbe 190-481 Ena Benham 175-476 Mickey Sweeney 171-471 and Marie Marsh 450. Team winners were Spices over Whites Marbles over Chocolates Angels over Yellows and Sponges over Chiffons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille LaBelle
Mechanicville
Polly Slutt
Doris DeVoe
Eleanor Lowe
Helen Cukrovany
Sally DeSorbe
Ena Benham
Mickey Sweeney
Marie Marsh
Card Party Set At Bemis Heights Grange
Me chanicville area residents invited to a public card party tomorrow at 8 p.m. hosted by the Bemis Heights Grange hospitality committee chaired by Mrs Marian Camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Area
Bemis Heights Grange
Marian Camp
Bridge winners announced at Mechanicville Golf Club
Midweek bridge event at Hamstreet Park Mechanicville saw 40 pairs compete. Tuesday winners: first Mrs Francis Stark and Mrs Edward Wall. second Mrs Lillian Moskowitz with Mrs Shirley Bloom. third Mrs Sigrid Simon and Mrs Marjorie Farr. Wednesday winners in north-south: first Dr William Werner and Alan Collins. second Richard Henry with Murray Melton. third Mr and Mrs Anthony Prindle. East-west winners: first Mrs Regina Schneible and Eugene Re. second Andrew Blackwood and Henry Schwartz. third Mrs Moskowitz and Mrs Bloom. No Saturday game due to sectional tournament at Niskayuna Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Mechanicville Masonic Temple
Niskayuna Club
Schenectady
Driver Hurt As Car Hits Abutment Near Mechanicville
Michael Messore of 101 William St Mechanicville was hospitalized with facial lacerations and leg pain after his car swerved into a concrete abutment south of the city at about 1 15 p m Wednesday He was taken by Ahearn Rescue Squad to Leonard Hospital Police said he was northbound on Mechanicville Waterford Road and turned onto the spur to South Main Street near Mintzer Petroleum Co offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Messore
William St
Mechanicville
Messore
Ahearn Rescue Squad
Leonard Hospital
Waterford
Dean's List at Hudson College Bangor Maine
Robert E. Cox son of Mr and Mrs Charles Cox of Mechanicville is on the dean's list at Hudson College Bangor Maine he graduates in June Cox a Shenendehowa Central School and Albany Business College graduate serves as a cadet teacher at Bar Harbor Maine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Cox
Charles Cox
Mechanicville
Hudson College
Bangor
Maine
Cox
Shenedehowa Central School
Albany Business College
Bar Harbor
Rosary Recitation Set After 8 A M Mass at St Pauls
A rosary recitation will follow the 8 am mass at St Pauls Church Mechanville tomorrow. It marks the first Saturday with special prayers honoring Our Lady of Fatima for world peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Church
Mechanicville
Paper Company Declares Quarterly Dividend
The West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co board, meeting in New York City, declares a quarterly dividend of 424% cents a share on common stock. The dividend is payable April 3 to holders of record March 13, 1967 at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paper Company
West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co
Mechanicville
New York City
Mastrianni Named Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow
Miss Margaret Mastrianni at Mechanicville High School was designated Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow by the principal's office. She won first in the senior girls examination and becomes eligible for state and national scholarship awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Mastrianni
Betty Crocker
Mechanicville High School
Mastrianni
Seminary Head To Address Men At Breakfast
Ralph DiPasquale president of Immaculate Conception Seminary will be principal speaker at the sixth annual Communion breakfast of Holy Trinity Church Holy Name Society on Sunday March 12 City Court Judge Matthew M Dunne will also speak Michael Gula president of the society announced the event at the Polish American Club after the 9 a m Mass Rev A J Augustynowicz pastor is spiritual advisor to the society Chairman of the breakfasts Leo W Hope assisted by Ignacy Tenzyk Ralph McKosky Robert Tague Stanley Miles and Anthony Lewandowski Reservations will close on March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph DiPasquale
Immaculate Conception Seminary
Holy Trinity Church
Holy Name Sock
Matthew M. Dunne
Michael Gula
A. J. Augustynowicz
Leo W. Hope
Ignacy Tenzyk
Ralph McKosky
Robert Tague
Stanley Miles
Anthony Lewandowski
Reservatons
All County Junior High Festival Draws 37 Mechanicville Students
Thirty seven students from Mechanicville Middle and High Schools were chosen for the first annual All-County Junior High School Musical Festival to be held at 8 p m tomorrow in Shenen dehowa Junior High School. Students coached by Ruth Shiebler, Henri I Gibeau and Anne Capuano will perform in band choir and orchestra with rehearsals tomorrow morning and afternoon, tickets available at the door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Shenendehowa
Ruth Shiebler
Henri I. Gibeau
Elizabeth Ponzillo
Angela Falco
Monica Heachey
Maria Fusco
Sandra Leggett
Mark di Virgilio
Carol Hiser
Sylvia Leggett
Alice
Mary Jo Sicchia
Rita Gargano
Robin Johnson
Joanne Russo
Marty di Guiseppe
Rocky Marcello
Bob Marcone
Mike Sabatino
Frank Waldron
Ted Luciano
Tomorry
Former Nazi War Criminal Held In Brazil
Vienna reports Austrian authorities seek extradition of Franz Stangl a former Nazi death camp commander identified by the Jewish Documentation Center. Stangl portrayed as Sobibor and Treblinka commander from 1942 to 1943 and listed third among top wanted Nazis after Bormann and Muller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
UPI
Brazil
Jewish Documentation Center
Franz Stangl
Sao Paulo
Stangl
Simon Wiesenthal
Documentation Center
Adolf ,Eichmann
Amsterdam
Poland
Sobibor
Treblinka
Hitler
Martin Bormann
Heinrich Muller
South America
Williams to speak at St George's service and youth meeting
Dr Barbara Williams, sociology professor and Criminology expert from St Lawrence University, will speak at the 9:30 a.m. service and address the Youth of St George's meeting at 5 p.m. The events are hosted by St George's Episcopal Church Clifton Park with a preceding Youth Community Supper and a later social dance at Clifton Park Fire House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David C. Randles
St. George’s Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
Barbara Williams
St. George’s
Williams
St. Lawrence University
Tyler
Tex
Austin College
University of
St. George's Episcopal
Fellowship Hall
United Community Church
Bruce Clements
Church Hall
Cub Pack Hall Blue and Gold Dinner Held by West Sand Lake
Cub Pack 25 of West Sand Lake Methodist Church held its annual Blue and Gold Dinner at the fire hall with 150 attending. Den 4 led the opening ceremony under Mrs Muriel Bleu, Rev Roger Day assisted with attaching the new pack flag. Emil Sticht of New York Telephone spoke on lunar landing challenges. Awards were presented to many cubs and den mothers were honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sand Lake Methodist Church
Den 4
Muriel Bleu
Roger Day
Den
Key
Thomas Kay
St. Henry's Church
Averill Park
Ronald Richards
James
F. Hargraves
Lee Messner
Conrad Durett
Robert Hinsdall
Donald Oliver
William Mayhew
Lois Richards
Theodore Debush
Warren Johnson
James Hargraves
Joseph Uline
Day
Jesse Wilson
Emil Sticht
New York Telephone Co
Daniel Sekellick
Priscilla May‘hew
Crista Timber
Marilyn Uline
Kaufman
Port
Don Mathers
William Kaufman
Michael Kaufman
Richard Morbey
Benjamin Petrone
Richard Sprague
Michael Timber
John Pietrach
Christopher Kimmey
Jeffrey Uline
Denner
Paul Richards
Jeffery Lawerence
Frank Wolfe
Carl Brandt
Steven Oliver
Phone Co Cars To Have Air Pollution Controls
New York Telephone will fit all new passenger cars station wagons and light trucks bought in 1967 with air pollution control devices ahead of legal requirements. Devices will meet federal exhaust standards reducing engine contaminants. About 3 315 vehicles will receive closed engine system controls. automakers will train telephone personnel to service and repair them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Watson
William Barbour
Jesse Wilson
New York
Steven Oliver
Richard Morbey
John Varney
Day
Mr. Messner
Cornelius W. Owens
New York Telephone
Phone Co
Nepauies
Vee Nueupeneiee
Owens
Automé
Dewith
On This Day In History March 3 1967
Florida entered the union as the 27th state in 1845. The Interior Department was created in 1849. The Star Spangled Banner became the national anthem in 1931. A 1966 Mississippi tornado outbreak killed 58. Robert Pollok quote offered as thought for the day. Alexander Graham Bell born in 1847.
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Mars
Venus
Jupiter
Alexander Graham Bell
Florida
U.S. Department of the Interior
Congress
Hoover
United States of America
Mississippi
Robert Pollok
4-H Demonstrations At Spa Schools In Saratoga County
The Saratoga County 4-H Demonstration Day for the southern section was held at Shenendehowa Central School. 129 members aged nine to 19 performed 4-H demonstrations and 11 girls aged at least 14 earned excellent awards and will represent the county at the District Home Economics Demonstration Day in April. District agricultural delegates will be chosen from those 12 or older with excellent ratings. the District Agricultural Demonstration Day is April 7 in Rensselaer County. Named home economics qualifiers include Bonnie Fredrick Elaine Standish Dolores Hoerauf Linda Hancock Andrea Hubbard Kathleen White Laraine Bodnar Gail Center April Hunter Elaine Dalpe and Dianna Burke. Ninety-eight 4-Hers received excellent ratings and 31 received good ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County
Shenendehowa Central School
Washington
Warren
Rensselaer County
Bonnie Fredrick
Elaine, Standish
Dolores Hoerauf
Linda Hancock
Andrea Hubbard
Kathleen White
Laraine Bodnar
Gail Center
April Hunter
Elaine Dalpe
Dianna Burke
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Republican
Mrs. LaBelle
Maine College
Seminary Head
K. Offenbacker
Cub Pack
Sand Lake
Charles Castexiin
Wolf
Robert Wagner
4-H
Spa
Thelma Florian
Little Falls
N.Y
Humble OR & Mefenhs Company
Amerca's
Leach Energy
Esso
Gablinger
Gablinger’s
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