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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1958
Page
6
Registration for more than 40 adult classes will be held at Columbia Siph School East Creephush on Monday from 7 840 quit to 10 pa Courses will range from beginner drawing and painting to unknown others.
Evening programs list courses in furniture refinishing, courser middle classes in English, piano, television repair, drafting, ceramics, drawing, painting, German, typing, and more. Additional offerings include first aid algebra and shipper studies with supervision. call for induction and further courses.
Ves William A Matthews and his wife Katherine reside at 341st and announce the completion of the final phase of six months active military training under the Reserve Forces Act at Fort Kos Kentucky.
Mechanicville Rotary Club members toured the Westvaco paper plant in Mechanicville on a field trip after a luncheon at Memorial Toplist Church. They observed log stockyards, debarking, pulp production, five tour groups, and a finishing room with automatic culling machines, receiving complimentary locally made paper samples.
Bleachers for a Sunday horse show to aid the Ahearn Rescue Squad of Mechanicville were installed by Halfmoon Saddle Club supervisors. The event at William McBride Sr.'s farm overlooks Pruyn Mill extension with a 275 by 115 foot fencing area. Entries include Western riding events and a parade with four rides beginning at 10 a.m. Children admitted free. parking arranged opposite the road. Tickets available from club members and Mechanicville police stalls.
Mary Anne Pickett was elected president of the Junior CDA at Murhankville’s annual meeting held at St Paul’s Church hall on a Tuesday. Diane Bisson was named vice president Theresa Wanko secretary and Mary K Moore reporter Mrs Thomas McMahon named junior chairman succeeding Mrs Patricia Babenis. Officers planned a hot dog roast for Sunday October 5 at Saratoga Lake and a Halloween party with initiation of new members scheduled for Tuesday October 28.
Key Club members at Mer chanteville High School will conduct their annual paper drive on Saturday October 18 from 10 am to 5 pm with door-to-door collection. Proceeds go to the club treasury. New advisor David Boyd reported on the meeting attended with Mechanicville Stillwater Kiwanis sponsors.
Halfmoon Home Demonstration WOU begins its season with a 10 am meeting at New Town Hall southwest of Mechanicville. Mrs. Spencer Cassedy will present the lesson, and members should bring sandwiches with dessert provided. Families of new students at George Lown University attended a reception with Mary Tallon and Francis Walch.
Mechanicville City Council voted Wednesday to reclassify a tract on Trucson Street from residential to industrial. The land owned by Miss Anna Stapleton fronts Hudson Street and sits north of the factory. it currently hosts two two family homes, frame garages and a barn. No opposition appeared. few attendees were present.
Troop 24 of We chanicville will leave at 6 am tomorrow for a trip to West Point to spend the day touring the military academy and watching a football game. The group will assemble at the Church of the Assumption. Hell, Flim plans were announced Tuesday night at a LoCoop meeting. The boys were shown slides of the Mount Mary area for a future trip.
A blind World War II veteran, Clarenge White, appeared before the Board of Veterans Appeals in Washington, D.C., seeking relief after his claim was denied by the Veterans Administration. Board members pledged careful review, noting urgent public interest and personal ties, with a decision to be issued in weeks.
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