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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1967
Page
7
A reading feature presents a playful parent test from a quote about disciplined behavior and playful moments. It lists questions about parenting styles and offers a closing note that even failing the test does not doom parental love from children.
The Holy Cross Armenian Apostolic Church choir unit hosts a Thanksgiving dance at Greek Hall on River Street. The Chuck Newman Trio performs American music while the Voshikian Junior Band from Philadelphia plays Armenian tunes. Prizes, games, and dancing start at 9 p.m. chaired by Mrs Sy ran Lighter with Vartkas Minoogian master of ceremonies and a large committee listed.
No personal identification cards for youths will be issued this week due to Thanksgiving. The program will resume November 30 from noon to 8 p.m. at the Troy Detective Bureau. Youth under 21 must bring birth certificate and a parent. those over 21 need only a birth certificate. Resident of Renss County required.
Palestine Chapter OES will hold a memorial service at 8 p m Friday at the Lansingburgh Masonic Temple. Regular meeting date falls on Thanksgiving Day. Miss Mabel Rudd and Lawrence Julian will preside as worthy patron and patron respectively.
Averill Park Coffee House at the Church of the Covenant announces the return appearance of Des and Juliet Rainey, world music spanning Winnie-the-Pooh tunes and Down Under pieces, with Aukland New Zealand roots and a Staten Island work stint. Also Robert Fish from Albany State University reads Carl Sandburg poetry. event runs 8 to 11 pm with a small cover, refreshments.
The Troy Public Library and all branches will be closed tomorrow for Thanksgiving Day. Acting librarian Mrs. Isabelle Laughlin announced that the main library and the South End branch will reopen Friday and Saturday.
Merchants Association in Mechanicville approved extended hours starting Thursday December 7 with evening openings. On December 9 shops will offer coffee hour with hot drinks and cookies. Some stores may close early Dec 23 for a holiday quiz while others in the new center stay open for last minute shoppers. Santa visits two to three days weekly with candy bags. December 11 meeting set for 8 am at Hiser and Dorr Luncheonette to nominate officers led by President Robert Palmieri with committee members Warren Conerty Ernest Lerner Jr. and Harry Clements.
Herbert W. Neal 84 died yesterday morning at his sister Mrs Hawley Harvey house on Broadway. Harvey is Mechanicville Board of Education president. Neal, formerly of Marathon, NY, lived 20 years in Mechanicville and worked at Mechanicville Golf Club Hemstreet Park. He is survived by two brothers John Neal and Chester Neal and nine nieces. Funeral at Dunn Funeral Home Mechanicville per family choice. Burial Mount Hope Cemetery NYC.
Peter A. Marocco, son of Paul P. Marocco and Mrs. Marocco of 210 South Second St Mechanicville, was inducted into Eta Kappa Nu at Northeastern University Boston. The honor recognizes students with high grades. Marocco, a 1969 Mechanicville High School graduate, is due to graduate in June.
Chief Edward Russell of the Hillcrest Fire Dept warned residents to call Hillcrest directly in emergencies to avoid delays after a small fire at Mrs. Genevieve Wottowicz’s Washington Avenue home in Pruyne Hill caused slight smoke damage from burnt food. A neighbor first reported the blaze to Mechanicville, delaying notification to Ballston Spa control.
Miss Tileen Carney of Mechanicville Stillwater Wa terford area elected president at a dinner meeting forming the Hudson Valley Business and Professional Women's Club. Officers include Mrs Jayne Gilheany first vice president Mrs Anne Messore second vice president Mrs Kathryn Dullney treasurer Miss Marilyn Villamil recording secretary Mrs Bertha Lane corresponding secretary and Mrs Pat Wright public relations chair. Bylaws adopted and charter signed.
Me chanicville Council of Churches holds a Thanksgiving Eve service at St Luke's Episcopal Church starting 8 p.m. Rev Leonard Bass of First Methodist will preach "A Modern Parable" about the house built on sand versus rock. Clergy from participating churches assist and St Luke's choir will sing. a free will offering supports the Council of Churches.
Stephen Sluti rolled a 636 high in the Westvaco Bowling League at Bowlero Lanes Mechanicville last weekend. Other top scores included Poraski 237 607, Sweet 211 598, Pozniakas 224 570, Lucas 566, Roman 234 560, Mone 546. Four point team wins: Maples over Firs and Hickory over Poplars. Hemlocks over Spruce, Cypress over Elms, Ash’s over Cedars by three to one.
The page presents a jumbled crossword clue set with entries including 6 African gazelle 11 Band worn around hair 12 Expe from country 14 Prafix not 15 Falsehoods 23 Girl's name 24 Long cut 26 Retains 26 Printers measure 29 Singing voice 31 Second rate horses 33 God of love 35 Heavenly body 36 Saves 39 Pull up 42 Conjunction 43 Piles 45 Short jacket 46 Music as written 48 Declare 50 Tierra del Fangan Indian 31 Animal s coat 53 Wander 55 Pronoun 56 Surgical thread pl 59 Protective organization 61 Specks 62 Clones securely Down 1 Figure of speech 2 Man s nickname 3 Sick 4 Hawaiians wreaths 5 Out of ment 6 Men s nickname
Charles Osborn Jr director of the Saratoga County Veterans Agency told the Italian-American War Veterans post at Mechanicville that public debates and peace demonstrations give aid and comfort to the enemy. He argued the U S is in Vietnam with 500000 troops and urged accept of the war effort despite legal questions.
The Mechanicville Muscular Dystrophy Association announces a second Battle of the Bands at the Middle School gym at 8 p.m. today with area high school acts. Proceeds aid the Muscular Dystrophy Fund. A wheelbarrow trek from Albany to Mechanicville raised over $500, fundraiser organizers include Paul J. O’Keefe Dan Vignone and Frank Waldron collecting donations in Menands Watervliet Cohoes and Waterford.
The Mechanicville Stillwater Little League auxiliary holds its Christmas party and installation of officers on Monday December 4 at Hillside Inn. Reservations close November 30 with Mrs Shirley Cyr or Mrs Mildred Mulligan. Marie Komoroske to install. officers inducted include Patricia Yaksta president Katherine Perrotta vice president Andrea Overocker secretary Carmella Taglione treasurer.
The funeral of George H. Satterlee of 38 Pawling Ave Mechanicville was held at 2 p m yesterday from the Dunne Funeral Home. Rev Leonard Bass officiated. Bearers were Patrick Scarati Louis Marocco Ralph De Pu chio David Johnson John Sadowski and Joseph Brennan. Interment was in Hudson View Cemetery Mechanicville.
Mrs Lawrence S Gordon director of the Saratoga County Planning Board will address the Mechanicville Rotary Club luncheon at Fantauzzi s Restaurant today outlining the board s functions and duties for the county government and community planning efforts.
The Grafton Youth Commission sponsors a swim group at Albany Public Baths today with buses leaving Town Hall at 6 p.m. Swim time is 7 to 9 p.m. A Teen Age dance follows Friday at Grafton Elementary School from 8 to 11 p.m. Music by The Essentials. Also today a Thanksgiving Eve service will be held at the Baptist Church in Berlin at 8 p.m. The Willing Workers 4H Club meets after school at the Town Hall.
Rochester airport fire chief Francis Flagg told a Wynantskill audience that most state airports outside metro areas lack trained personnel and adequate equipment. He praised volunteers, showed a film on a 1963 Rochester crash, and cited Albany County airport protection gaps near the Capitol. County fire coordinator Leary reported 2,162 calls and a new grass-fire low, and a fire safety guide for nonpublic schools was issued. Dec 18 election set for fire association officers and directors with Fitzpatrick and other incumbents listed as winners in various posts.
Miss Sara E. MacAleer died after a long illness in Tea Neck New Jersey at 85. A pioneer woman reporter in Troy she started at The Troy Record in 1912 and worked as day proof reader joining the Troy Typographical Union in 1912. She retired in 1949 and later moved to New Jersey to be near her sister. She was a charter member of the Catholic Women's Service League and Rosary Society. Survived by sister and brother and nieces and nephews. funeral at J W Burns Sons and St Peter's Church with Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Mary's Cemetery.
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