Cyprus Expels Soviet Diplomat and Russian Clerk
In Nicosia, Cyprus expelled Soviet embassy attache Boris Petrin and Nikolai Ranov of Aeroflot on charges of espionage linked to a Soviet spy ring. The two departed the island by plane immediately. In Sierra Leone, eight member National Reformation Council seized control after a divisive election, with Lt. Col. Ambrose Patrick Genda named chairman.
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Nicosia
UPI
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Mediterranean
Boris Petrin
Nikolai Ranov
Aeroflot
Freetown, Sierra Leone
National Reformation Council
Sierra Leone
Ambrose Patrick Genda
United Nations
Heated Race Expected For School Board Posts
Two vacancies on the Mechanicville Board of Education will be decided at the annual school district election on May 2. Terms run five years for Bolton and Harvey, with past mix ups untying, petitions due April 12, and library trustee races also on the ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville Board of Education
John Bolton
Hawley Harvey
Bolton
Harvey
Board of Education
Roman Johnson
UPI
Massachusetts
Edwardant
Sawer Te. Braet
Massachusetts Republican
Hien Ae Haevey
Southeast Asia
Congress
Guy Coreno
John Salvadore
Mechanicville Urban Renewal
Coreno
Leila Holmes
Clifford Vickery
North Main Street
Mechanicville District Public Library
Frank DeLorenzo
J. Ralph Davie
Maurice A. Crowell
DeLorenzo
Crowell
Enforce Dog Quarantine Issued by Police Chief
Police Chief Henry C Arnold announces a night dog quarantine in Mechanicville under Saratoga County edict requiring dogs to be confined from sunset to sunrise. Peace officers may kill any dog at large. owners can avoid violation if the dog is under full control. Penalty for violators is ten dollars. State signs will be posted and notices mailed to dog owners.
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Methanieville
Henry C. Arnold
State Department of Agriculture
Arnold
Saratoga County Board of Supervisors
Mechanicville
Department of Accounts
Mary Robens Posts 558 in Mechanicville Bowling
In the women s Independent Bowling Club action at Mechanicville this week Mary Robens rolled a high triple of 558 and Theresa Bennett had the best single 189. Other leaders included Gerry Grassams 180 514 Rose Haskell 181 505 Carm Siciliano 176 Monica Gemmiti 186 Mary Rose Peretta 183 Rose De la Prete 179 Phyllis Rocco 179 and Virginia Izzo 178. Three game team winners were Ahearns over Russo s Canady Dry over Matt Pazzo s Ponaillo s over Motor Pool and Mijo s over Caplan s.
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Mechanicville
Mary Robens
Theresa Bennett
Gerry Grassams
Rose Haskell
Carm Siciliano
Monica Gemmiti
Mary Rose Peretta
Rose Dela Prete
Phyllis Rocco
Virginia Izzo
Ahearns
Russo
Canady Dry
Matt'pazzo
Ponaillo
Motor Pool
Mijo
Caplan
Snow postpones Mechanicville Easter egg hunt
Heavy snow forces the Mechanicville Stillwater Kiwanis Club to postpone the annual Easter egg hunt for Mechanicville area youngsters. The event planned for Tallmadge Park in Mechanicville is rescheduled to April 8 at 1 p.m. per Kiwanis officials.
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Mechanicville-Stillwater
Kiwanis Club
Mechanicville Area
Tallmadge Park
Mechanicville
Kiwanis
Postponed Meeting of Plum Brook Auxiliary
The Auxiliary of the Plum Brook Fish and Game Club in Mechanicville has postponed its meeting originally set for Monday to next month.
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Plum Brook Fish and Game Club
Mechanicville
Club and church notices from Mechanicville area
Future activity plans will be discussed at the Past Matrons Club meeting at 8 p.m. at Mrs Gladys Mosseau 707 Broadway Mechanicville. Hemstreet Park firemen banquet plans to be discussed at a special Auxiliary meeting at the firehouse at 8 p.m. Monday. In hospital church notices list Salvation Army services and several local church schedules. Memorial Baptist and First Presbyterian notes include church school and worship times. Brigadier Moss of Albany to speak at Easter breakfast service at First Methodist.
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Matrons Club of
Star of Liberty
C.E.S
Gladys Mosseau
Broadway
Mechanicville
Hemstreet Park
Marshall Cowan
Spring St
St. Paul the Apostle
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Ernest
J. Autch
USA
Memorial Baptist
Frank Jay Reid
Kenneth: Moss of
Albany
Salvation Army
Sory
Top Women Keglers at Bowlero Mechanicville Meet
Bowlero Lanes Mechanicville hosted a women’s bowling event. Leading scores include Mrs. Jerry Blowers 464 and Mrs. Margaret Margotta 458, with Mrs. Andrea Overacker 176 450, Mrs. Helen Crichard 450, and Mrs. Nancy Delano 190. In team play Vogue defeated Bell Fab and Penders beat Sibleys.
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Mechanicville Wednes
Jerry Blowers
Margaret Margotta
Andrea Overacker
Helen Crichard
Nancy, _ Delano
Vogue
Bell Fab
Penders
Sibleys
Times Record Ad Works Fast Heirloom Ring Recovered
A Mechanicville woman recovered a family heirloom diamond ring in Troy after placing a Times Record classified ad. The same evening the ad appeared, Mrs Mary Alice George of Hemstreet Park received a call from Mrs Joseph Fettig of Melrose who had found the ring in a Troy restaurant where it was mislaid.
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Mechanicville
Troy
Times Record
Mary Alice George
Hemstreet Park
Joseph Fettig
Melrose
George
Schodack GOP Club Set to Meet at Cordial Greens
The Schodack Republican Club will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. at Cordial Greens Country Club to discuss town government duties. Guests include Dr. Richard H. Drumm, supervisor, and Justice of the Peace Mary Miller. A bid notice appears for a county project with a March 1967 deadline at Bloomingrove Drive, Troy.
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Schodack Republican Club
Cordial Greens Country Club
Richard H. Drumm
Justice of the Peace
Mary Miller
Winhwa
Bloomingrove Drive
Troy
Bloom Ingrove
Trey
N.Y
Maron
Joseph & Casey County
Eee
Bsaayat
Troop 499 Brownies Honor Scroll of Awards
Troop 499 of the Church of the Assumption Mechanicville held a ceremony at Assumption Parish Hall. Recipients included Jacqueline Piroli Patricia Scarati Kathleen Robinson Mary Ann Zurlo Lynn Verdile and Susan Raucci earning Girl Scout pins. First year stars went to Michele Alonzo Tina Belmonte Susan Camarota Linda Carabis Barbara Cimino Deborah Cimino Carol D Aloia Maria De Vito Darlene Fossett Lora Frydel Kathleen Gregoire Emmaline Lopez Lynn Morcone Kathleen Pitcheralle Karen Sabatino Diana Valdeon Cheryl Verdile Judy Wixted and Bonnie Ann Zullo. World Association pins were awarded to Mary Jo DeVito Michele Falco Ann Forino Mary Holman Carmella Izzo Jacqueline Piroli Susan Raucci Kathleen Robinson Patricia Scarati Amelia Sgambati Stephanie Sgambati Lynn Verdile Mary Ann Zurlo Julie D Alberio and Kimberly Cheney.
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Brownie
Church of the Assumption
Mechanicville
Assumption
Jacqueline Piroli
Patricia Scarati
Kathleen Robinson
Mary Ann Zurlo
Lynn Verdile
Susan Raucci
Michele Alonzo
Tina Belmonte
Susan Camarota
Linda Carabis
Barbara
Deborah Cimino
Carol D’aloia
Maria de Vito
Darlene Fossett
Lora
Frydel
Kathleen Gregoire
Classical radio schedule features major symphonies and concertos
WFELY broadcasts a full day of classical music and specials. Highlights include Schubert and Vaughan Williams concertos, Rachmaninoff Paganini Rhapsody, Tchaikovsky piano concertos, Haydn and Beethoven symphonies, and a 9 PM sign off. Also listed are jazz, folk, dinner date, and a new releases segment with notable soloists and orchestras.
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Orch. of
Naples
Vaughan
Vaughan Williams
London Philhar
Liszt
Boston Pops
Fiedler
Waldteufel
Vienna
State Opera Orch
Beethoven
London
Oistrakh
Handel
Boult
E. Power Biggs
Prokofiev
Chicago
Haydn
Chamber Orch
Angerer
A. Brendel
Reiner
P. Curtin
F. Koploff
J. McCollum
D. Gramm
Philadelphia
Philhar
Oreh
Weldon
G. Bachauer
Seraphim
Shostakovich
Philadelphia Orch
Snakes Move Gracefully With Special Underside Scales
A reader friendly feature explains snake locomotion from broad rear scales pushing against ground to form forward motion. It notes speed when combined with sidewise looping, and mentions jaw design for swallowing prey, plus occasional venom fangs. The piece also includes a quiz section and a call for readers to submit riddles and jokes.
Bennington Man Fined 200 After Breach of Peace Guilty
Ernest Marro, 45, of 342 4th St., pleaded guilty in Bennington Vermont District Court to a breach of the peace at Green Mountain Race Track. He was fined 200 dollars plus costs after arrest March 16 for intoxication and assault on a state police detective.
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Ernest Marro
4Th St
Bennington
Green Mountain
Marro
Pownal
Vermont
Peter Barton
George M."Fienéberg
Fien- Troy Jewish Community Center
Berg
Bloom
Dembo
William Fitzgerald
Nolan Curry
William Moskowitz
Murray Shabot
Michael Rosmarin
Gerald Welin
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Kansas City, Mo
Hobart
Williams
Smith College
Geneva
Hobart College
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William Smith
New York
Superman
TRI
Grand Union Supermarket
Latham Corners
Loudon Road
Herbert Drive
Harris Wood
Salvation Meeting
Dante L. Girolami
First Presbyterian
David P. Seipt
Bowlero
Schodack Gop Club
WFELY
Wana
Highway Aides Plan Conference
U. S. Bureau of Public Roads
New York State Thruway Authority
Rensy
Selaer Polytechnic Institute
Britannica
David
Dad
Richard Cope
Largo
Fla
New Jersey
The
Asphalt Institute
N.Y.S. Bituminous Concrete Producers Association
Rensselaer
Billy
By A. Leokum
Chuckle
Gail Schwartzman
Hicksville, N.Y
Trojan
Benedict Berner
Berner's
Route
New
Ashford
Pittsfield and
Williamstown
Pas Ty
LABOR
New York State
Slatham
Circle
Albany-Schanectady Copposta Cotente Center
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