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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
21
Fragmentary OCR mentions Tamitiae Nolin presenting and John Y. Dudek as general chairman associated with the county attorney's election or duties. No clear event date or location provided, but indicates a formal appointment or presentation context within county affairs.
Finances Commissioner Anthony Wi Lucione warned the City Council over reportings that the city was adding South Street to the ercer project. He pointed out a budget item of $2,000 representing the required five percent of the $940,000 earmarked for rebuilding Main Street Viail Avenue and Railroad Street.
The Becker Wrecking Company of Albany submitted the low bid of 24738 dollars for the first major demolition contract of Mechanicville’s Urban Renewal project. The job covers razing and filling land bounded by School Railroad Mabbett Streets and Central Ave in the Park Ave area for a new shopping center. Attorney Péter J. Enzien will study proposals for legal confirmation and report to the Regional Urban Renewal office in New York City. Mayor John H. Connors said final award and agency approval are pending. Becker’s captain expects to start within two days of award, demolishing two or three buildings daily with 10 to 15 men. Other bids ranged from 27100 to 72700 dollars from Della Villa Brothers, Moon Construction, Vans Demolition, Fortune Construction, and a Mechanicville consortium.
David W Johnson son of Mr and Mrs David C Johnson of 635 S Main St Mechanicville is on tour in southeastern New York and Connecticut with the Ithaca College Concert Choir. A 1962 Mechanicville High School graduate and junior at Ithaca he is a lyric tenor who has sung seven years with the First Methodist Church choir and taken part in operatic productions while at Ithaca.
At a Tuesday meeting of St. John the Baptist Troop of the Junior CDA in Mechanicville, current projects were completed. The next project will be making Easter sachets at the April 6 meeting at the home of Dianne Petronis.
Memorial Baptist Church Mechanicville holds its quarterly business meeting after a family dinner at 6 30 p m in the church dining room Rev J Ralph Davie pastor presiding Donald Walker Finance Committee chair reports activities since January annual meeting Final action on the 1963 church budget Membership reports by Miss Marion Tilly and other board discussions Dinner served by committee chaired by Mrs Elton Laisdell
Court St Paul CDA announces a card party at Mechanicville K of C Hall on Monday April 19. Cochairmen Mrs Jean Tarsa and Mrs Alma Wixted say there is no meeting and play starts promptly at 8 p.m. Bring your own cards. Coffee and dessert will be served with favors for all attendees.
Frank J. Cline, 22, of 2350 Burdette Ave., arrested by Officer Patrick A. Valenti for possession of a dismantled .32 caliber revolver on River Street. He pleaded innocent before Justice Joseph F. Daly and seeks a hearing. Bond set at $100. Cline said he took the gun from a friend.
Public school kindergarten registration for the fall semester is set for Friday at School 1 in Mechanville. From 1 to 3 p.m. teachers will help parents complete enrollment forms. Eligible children must be five by Jan 1, 1966. Parents should provide emergency contact details, birth or baptismal records, vaccination history, and any prior illness records. Donald Behnke announced current kindergarten cases will assist, with morning sessions ending at 10:18 a.m. and afternoon at noon.
Four College of Saint Rose seniors from Troy Cahoes and surrounding areas join the Alpha Ci Chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma. Rosalind Catman Ade lad Comtois Virginia Frost and Leona Kuple are honored for high grades and leadership. Catman Dean’s List four years and Honor Program three years. Comtois English major on Dean’s List four years and Honors Program three years. Frost Spanish major on Dean’s List one year and studied in Mexico. Kupic elementary education major on Dean’s List three years and Honors Program two years.
The Lebanon Valley Lions Club sponsors a public pancake and sausage supper Saturday from 4 30 to 8 p m in New Lebanon Central School cafeteria. Proceeds aid the American Field Service focal chapter funding a student exchange program. Tickets are available from Lions Club members International Club or at the door.
A four seater aircraft spun out of control during a remonstration flight near Auckland in New Zealand. All four men aboard were killed in the crash.
Grafton Mrs. Cora Sweet returns from Samaritan Hospital and convalesces at her son Eugene Burdick's home. The sick list includes Mr. and Mrs. William O'Dell Sr and Mrs. William Mason plus Miss Mary Wagar. Mrs. Robert Coulter flies to West Palm Beach to meet her mother in law Hilda Coulter and drive home. Maude Closson, wintering at Fort Myers Beach, Florida, travels with Catherine Closson and Catherine Van Dyke to their home.
Mrs F Babcock of Phillips Street Defreestville will spend time before returning to Grafton. Mr and Mrs Donald Boomhower hosted a March 20 gathering for Claudia Boomhower and Mrs Claude Boomhower’s celebrations. Mr and Mrs Claude Boomhower of Cropseyville and Mrs Emerson Walker and daughter of Luzerne attended. Andrew H Perkins visits Mr and Mrs Clarence Weeder.
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