Historical Unit To Hear Of Projects
Two speakers have been secured to address the Tuesday Oct. 17 meeting of the Mechanicville Historical Society at the Mechanicville District Public Library. Dr. Paul Grattan of Waterford will present slides of projects he has helped with while John Von Daacke, senior historian in the state historian office at Albany, will report on what other local societies have done to memorialize landmarks. Main purpose is to decide which projects should be undertaken in Mechanicville and to organize for action.
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Mechanicville Historical Society
Mechanicville District Public Library
Paul Grattan
Waterford
Waterford Historical Society
John von Daacke
Albany
Grattan
von Daacke
Mechanicville
Auxiliary Plans Veterans Day Observance in Mechanicville
The auxiliary of Henry F. Lefko Post American Legion will discuss Veterans Day plans at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Veterans Memorial Hall Mechanicville.
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Henry F. Lefko Post
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Hall
Mechanicville
Mechanicville Board Hires English Teacher and Staff
The Mechanicville Board of Education approved a proba tionary English teacher appointment for Mrs Hilda Conroy of Hem Street Park at 6440 a year to replace the late Mrs Mary McCarthy. Conroy holds a BA from SUNY Albany and holds provisional English certification while pursuing permanent credentials. Also hired were a bus driver, Bertha Simpson as part time laundress, and substitute cafeteria help at 130 hour wages. Resignations from John Burgoyne and Donald L Fernet were accepted. The board rejected boiler rehab bids and will relet the job to require union scale payments.
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Hilda Conroy
Hem Street Park
Mechanicville Board of Education
Conroy
State University At Albany
Mary McCarthy
David Millman
Burnt Hills
Ballston Lake
Mechanicville
McCarthy
George Kagel
Valley Falls
John Burgoyne
Donald L. Fernet
Bertha Simpson
Millman
Simpson
Jeould
Schoo
Reed Payne
Guild To Attend Area Theater Dessert Meeting
The Wesleyan Guild of the First Methodist Church at Mechanicville will hold a dessert meeting at 6:45 p.m. Monday then depart for Hellman Theater in Albany. Arrangements are led by Mrs Frances McEchron, Mrs Marietta Kipp, and Mrs Thelma Sheehan.
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Wesleyan Guild
First Methodist
Mechanicville
Hellman Theater
Albany
Frances McEchron
Marietta Kipp
Thelma Sheehan
Mechanicville Tree Firm Lands 52000 Westchester Highway Job
Donovan Tree Service Inc. wins a 52000 state contract to remove around 600 dead or dangerous trees along Westchester County highways. Owner Fred Donovan plans an eight man crew over about 12 weeks, after completing a 45000 Rochester city job and a Greenfield Mass project. He also runs a Walden branch and flies a Cessna to supervise operations.
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Mechanicville
Westchester County
Fred Donovan
Donovan Tree Service Inc
Westchester
Donovan
Rochester
Greenfield
Mass
Orange St
Walden
Walden Telephone Company
Church Notices In Mechanicville
Mechanicville church notices list services at Salvation Army Chapel Gospel Hall and multiple churches including Church of the Assumption St Paul the Apostle St Luke's Episcopal Memorial Baptist Highway Tabernacle First Presbyterian First Methodist with Masses worship schedules church schools and youth fellowships. time details show varied Sunday morning and weekday services across congregations.
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Church of the Assumption
Dante L. Girolami
OSA
Paul the Apostle
Fox Su J. Autc
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Curtiss& Denney
People’s Fellowship
Hall Island
Memorial Baptist
Taylor Light
Highway Tabernacle
Assimpiles of God
Alfred L. Tedeschi
Presbyterian
David P. Seipt
First Methodist
Leonard H. Bass
Final Aid Flight Heads Home From Mexico City
After delivering food and clothing to flood victims in Guerrero State, six helicopters and four cargo planes loaned by the United States for storm relief, rescue, and airlift operations staged a farewell flypast over Mexico City and then headed home.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
United States
Mexico
Mayor Blasts Councilman On Road Spending Mechanicville
Mechanicville mayor Jam asted Republican council colleagues over a 19000 expenditure for South Street hill repaving and widening. He cites a county funding option and accuses officials of mismanagement while urging possible taxpayer action to recover funds.
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Mechanicville
Jam
South Street Hill
John H. Connors
Saratoga County
Mechanicville Road
Michael. J. Ennello
Frances K. Bahan
Stephen de Marco
Connors
New York City
Ennello
West Germany to Lend $102.5 Million for India and Israel
West Germany will provide loans in marks totaling 62.5 million dollars for India and 40 million dollars for Israel to back economic development projects, the Foreign Office announced in Bonn.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
India
Israel
Foreign Office
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Guild
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Queen Beef
Peg
Main Ave
Wynantskill
Clover Leaf Plaza
Main ST
Salvation Army
Harris Wood
Holiness Meeting
Salvation Meeting
Bahan
City of
Mechanicville Public Works Department
Commissioner of Accounts
Pruyn Hill
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Cam Binello
New York
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Ennetlo
Fortune Construction Co
Fortune
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Vial, Saratoga
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Watchtower Bible School
Gilead
Robert James
Great Britain
Schlachtfest
Ommy Ippolito
Rick
Troy
N.Y
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Manory
Tri-Cities
Datamata Corp
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Harold Quinn
Sunset Inn
Ts Ee North
Glass Lake House
Averil Park
Jaywalkers
Little Johnny
Davis
G. J. Crowley
West Sand Lake Road
Melodians
Jack Welch
Alvina O'Brien
Baron von Fricker
Bocktails
Volcano Restaurant
Ferry ST
Fifth Ave
U. S
OK Corral
Harry’s Club
2Nd Ave
Warewriter
Dave Denny
Californians
Circle Inn
Latham
N. Y
John Weber
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