Mechanicville Seniors Win College Acceptances Across Several Campuses
Mechanicville High School reports 20 plus seniors gaining college admissions. Fourteen will attend Hudson Valley Community College in Troy, ten plus to state universities Albany Plattsburgh Buffalo and Delhi, with several pursuing nursing at Albany Medical Center School of Nursing Maria College and Mary Chauvin at Maria College.
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Mechanicvile High School
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Francis Beni- Hatii
Louis" Beninati
Burke St
Janice ‘Galvani
Anthony Calvani
RD 3
Mechanicville
Alfred Cenci
Hemstreet Park
Larry DeMarco
Steven DeMarco
Elizabeth St
Andrew Gagliardi
Andrew. Gagliardi
Grove St
Francine Hutchinson
Wil‘iam Hutchinson
Lucy D’amico
Michael D'Amico
Chestnut St
Edward Morcone
Paul Morcone
Christine Desmond
Leonard Desmond
S. Main St
David Fantauzzi
Alfred Fantauzzi
Grand St
State University At Albany
Wendy Bowser
Robert Bowser
Patrice DePaul
Patrick DePaul
Pawling Ave
Charles Izzo
Michael Izzo
Val Serbalik
N. Main St
Evelyn Palmer
Anthony Palmer
William Street
State University College At
Plattsburgh
Ralph Perretta
Benedict Perretta
Greenwood Ave
Mary Root
Wilbur Root
State University College At Buffalo
Rosemary Smiel
Sylvester Smiel
Saratoga Ave
Susan Johnson
Walter Johnson
Agricultural and Technical College
Delhi
John Fanitauzzi
Anthony Fantauzzi
St. Joseph Notro
Dominick ‘Notro
Marlene Tafuto
Dominick Tafuto
Ronald “Russom
Robert Russom
Green St
Sullivan County Community College
Anthony Sylvester
Frank Bishop
Willow Glen
Albany Medical, Center School of Nursing
Mary Chauvin
James Chauvin
Harris Ave
Maria College At
Albany
Joan Malinowski
Frantcis Malinowski
Park Ave
Maria Maria College
Women Set Barbecue At Presbyterian Church
The Women’s Association of the First Presbyterian Church in Mechanicville will host its annual spring chicken barbecue at 5:30 and 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. Reservations close Sunday. A meeting at 7 p.m. Monday sets plans and a short business session. Choir rehearsal is Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. Bible study at 7:43 p.m. covers the Book of Acts. A spring rummage sale runs May 20 to 29 in the church social rooms with new and gently used gifts and clothes.
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Women's Association of the
First Presbyterian Church
Mechanicville
The
Association
Library Group Helps Sr Citizens Events In Mechanicville
The Friends of the Library in Mechanicville will assist senior citizens with programs and activities in May. Two movie dates are set, including Grandma Moses and The Majestic Hudson with Walter Cronkite, plus Williamsburg Story of a Patriot and Paintings in the White House. Exhibits of senior paintings and crafts are planned, contact Mrs Curtis or Miss Margareta Hinchey to participate.
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Friends of the Library Group
Mechanicville
Saverio Carabis
Wilbur Curtis
Grace L. Smith
Grandma Moses
Majestic Hudson
Walter Cronkite
Senior Citizens Supper Meet Set Monday
Arrangements are complete for a supper meeting of the newly formed Senior Citizens organization at 6 30 p m Monday in the Church of the Assumption parish hall. The program will include organ music and group singing with main speaker John Wagar former pastor of Mechanicville First Presbyterian Church now a coordinator in the State Office for the Aging.
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Senior Citizens Organization
Mechanicville
Church of the Assumption
John Wagar
Mechanicville First Presbyterian Church
Mechanicville Man Installed as CSEA Chapter President
Robert W. Russom of 42 Green St Mechanicville was installed as president of the James E. Christian Memorial Chapter of the Civil Service Employees Association representing State Health Department workers. New officers include Milton Weinstein as vice president and Jane Wheeler as secretary with other officers and delegates named. The installation occurred at a Golden Fox Restaurant dinner dance with speeches by Dr Hollis Ingraham and Dr Theodore C. Wenzl.
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Robert W. Russom
Green St
Mechanicville
James E. Christian Memorial
Civil Service Employes Association
State Health Department
Russom
Civil Service
Health Department
Medicare
John P. O'Neill
Watervliet
Milton Weinstein
Davis Ave
Albany
Jane Wheeler
Chestnut St
Rensselaer
Thomas R. Fitch
George E. Smith Jr
Central Parkway
Schenectady
Mr. O'Neill
19Th St
Golden Fox
Hollis
Ingraham
Theodore C. Wenzl
CSEA
Chamber Donating Maple Trees to Mechanicville
Mechanicville residents may request a maple tree donation from the Mechanicville Area Chamber of Commerce. President J. Dwight Dunn says only 20 trees are being given and requests will be prioritized for well cared for sites. Executive secretary Gedeon Palmieri handles calls to the chamber office. The D'Alberto nursery supplies the saplings which require frequent watering to ensure proper placement.
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Mechanicville
Wesleyan Guild Meeting Monday at Mechanicville Church
The Wesleyan Guild of the United Methodist Church in Mechanicville will meet in the church dining room at 8 p.m. Monday. Rev. Donald Lundgren and Mrs. Lundgren will present a program on Afghanistan at the gathering.
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Wesleyan Guild
United Methodist Church
Mechanicville
Afghanistan
Donald Lundgren
First Presbyterian Church
Lundgren
Mother Daughter Service at Highway Tabernacle
A special mother and daughter service will be held at the Highway Tabernacle Assembly of God on the Hiver Road in Mechanicville at 10:30 a.m. Sunday. Each mother will receive a gift, and the sermon will be directed to the women of the congregation. Rev Mrs Mary Corvenelis pastor.
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Highway Tabernacle
Assembly of God
Hiver Road
Mechanicville
Mary R. Corvene Lis
Chief Cites Stop Sign Violations Citywide
Police Chief Henry C. Arnold announced that drivers running stop signs in several west side areas will receive summons. He warned motorists leaving Park Plaza Shopping Center to use the north exit on Grant Building and urged obeying new stop signs at all shopping center exits for safety.
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Henry C. Arnold
West Side
Park Plaza
Mabbett Street
Grant Building
Rotary Hammers Upset Elks 13-1 in Little League Tilt
Jody Martinelli pitched a two hit contest with 10 strikeouts for Rotary Hammers as they routed the Elks 13-1 in Wednesday night action at Mechanjickville Stillwater Little League. Chuck D Aloia took the loss. Elks doubled by Paul Perrotta and D Aloia.
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Rotary
Elks
Pope Paul VI names Cicognani Secretary of State Emeritus
Pope Paul VI grants Cardinal Amleto Cicognani the Honorary title of Secretary of State Emeritus. Cicognani, 86, served as secretary of state for 10 years until last week when Cardinal Jean Villot of France was appointed to the post.
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Vatican City
UPI
Paul VI
Amleto Cicognani
Cicognani
Vatican
Jean Villot
France
Boy Repeats Dishonest Act At California School
An 18-year-old boy reported stealing a 6-foot boa constrictor from Bassett High School. He and an 18-year-old ally removed the snake named Charlie, sold it for $10, and later returned the reptile to the school after the older youth confessed and received a stern lecture.
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Puente
Calif
Charlie
Bassett “High School
Ten Soviet Generals Die in Mysterious Weeks
UPI reports ten Soviet generals, mostly in their fifties, died in the past three weeks amid suspected air crash or rocket test explosions. Red Star announced several deaths described as tragic or sodden while performing duties.
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London
UPI
Red Star
Red Star Today
Yevgeny I. Smornov
Ministry of Defense
Red -Star
Marikyan Popov
Valentin Penkovsky
Far Eastern
Anatoly ‘Radomisev
Russia
Alexander’ Dmitriyev
Caucasus
Igor Antonov
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River Road
Westvaco Corporation
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Sr. Citizens
M’ville
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