Waterford-Halfmoon Boards OK $1,223,010 Budget
Waterford-Halfmoon Board of Education approved a 1967-68 budget of 1,223,010.72 dollars, up 138,888 from last year, with tax rate to be set after roll equalization. Meeting set for May 2 at 7:30 p.m. at the school. budget copies available April 25. Resignation of Howard French accepted. Francis Donald appointed to fill the unexpired term. Three board vacancies to be filled May 3. tenure granted to staff. several teachers appointed.
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Waterford-Halfmoon
Howard French
French
Donald
Beekmantown
Maloney
Patrignani
Saint Rose College
Stafford Willis
New York City
National School Public Relations Association
Saratoga Springs
Francis Donald
Waterford
Marine Midiams Bank of Troy
Charles H. Quandt
Thomas Wilson
Herbert Safran
Nicholas Sapone
Henry Cashnaw
Theodore Kirkland
Paul Ouimet
Mary Ellen Maloney
Mary Ann Patregnani
Thomas Filon
Mr.Ouimet
State University At Albany
Ballston Spa
Filon
Oswego
Bowling Party Set By Waterford Youth Unit
The Waterford Youth Council hosts a bowling party for Waterford youths in grades 7 through 12 on Saturday at Bowlero Lanes Mechanicville. Transportation is provided by the council with buses departing from 4th and Division Streets at 1 p.m. Bowlero Lanes supplies bowling shoes. each attendee pays for their games. Ronald Gillespie, program director, urges interested students to sign up at their school offices.
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The
Waterford Youth Council
Waterford
Mechanicville
Ronald Gillespie
Ballet lecture by Waterford instructor at library
Mrs Charles Fitzpatrick instructor in the Waterford Half Moon School music department will lecture on the ballet Wednesday April 12 at 1 pm at the Waterford Public Library.
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Charles Fitzpatrick
Waterford-Halfmoon School
Waterford Public Library
Auxiliary To Meet Brady Post Auxiliary 235
Auxiliary to meet Charles J. Brady Post Auxiliary 235 at 7 30 today in the legion hall with Mrs Olga Swatling president presiding A social hour will follow the meeting
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Charles J. Brady
American Legion
Legion Hall
Olga Swatling
Parents to Meet About Senior Trip to New York
A meeting for the parents of students attending the senior class trip to New York will be held in the Waterford Halfmoon High School Study Hall today at 7 30 p.m.
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New York
Waterford-Halfmoon High School
WaterfordHalf Moon High School Concert Planned
Waterford Half Moon High School Music Department presents a concert on Tuesday April 18 at 8 15 p m in the high school auditorium The Senior Band about forty members directed by Bradford C Longdo will perform works by Mozart Saint Saens Grundman and Erikson Leonard Cremisio senior band member and accompanist for the choir will be featured in Pheme from the Apartment Williams The Senior Choir directed by Mrs Angela D Fitzpatrick will perform two groups of selections
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Waterford-Halfmoon
Bradford C
Longdo
Mozart
Saint-Saens
Grundman
Erikson
Leonard Cremisio
Pheme
Williams
Angela D. Fitzpatrick
Knights Of Columbus Meet Today at Waterford Council
Knights of Columbus meet this evening at 7 30 p m in the council rooms with L Scott Cuomo grand knight presiding Plans for the 70th anniversary will be formulated and reports from all Six Point Chairmen presented Wives of members are invited to the social hour at 8 with refreshments under Council Lecturer Lawrence Donato Pool tournament contestants begin elimination matches continuing until Sunday April 16
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Waterford
Masonic Rites for George Merrill in Cohoes Tonight
Richard A. Ellett, master of Cohoes Lodge F and AM, announced a Masonic funeral service for the late George Merrill at Dufresne Funeral Home 216 Columbia Street Cohoes tonight at 8 p.m.
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Richard A. Ellett
Cohoes
Waterford Board Eyes Northside Playgrounds Upgrades
More than 40 residents attended the Waterford Town Board meeting with Supervisor Charles Taylor as plans surface for Northside playground improvements. Dr. Paul Grattan urged lighting for Garrett Field and a celebration for the Erie Canal centennial. The board also discussed junk cars on Ferguson Road property, stop signs on Fonda Road, moving mailboxes, a $30,000 bond for new water lines, zoning review for a Mechanicville Road parcel, and extra streetlights for the Waterford Emergency Team.
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Waterford
Charles Taylor
Paul Grattan
Waterford Youth Council
Nana
Carl Blazejeski
St.1
Anne’s Church
Taylor
Father Blabejeski
Grattan
Garrett Field
Gratstan
Ferguson’ Road
Ferguson Road
Fonda Road
Coleman Trailer Court
William Brown
Michael Harrigan
Leo Dean
Joseph Michon
John Folsom
Water Board
Saratoga Avenue
Grace Street
Northside Fire District
Americans In Russia Warn Travel Cautions Grow
The State Department issued a 1967 guidesheet for Americans visiting the Soviet Union warning of risks under Soviet law for those unaware or violating consular treaty terms. Officials stressed U.S. policy to expand tourism to foster mutual understanding as 18,000 Americans visited last year with direct flights set to boost 1967 visits.
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Washington (Ap
New York-Moscow
U.S
State Department
Senate
Départment
Soviet Union
U. S
Firemen Respond to Multi Fire Alarms in City
At Clifton and Saratoga Streets a minor trash fire was extinguished by the F. B. Peck Hose Co. after an alarm at 6 50 p m Chief David Farrar said crews answered four grass fire alarms in the last two days.
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Clifton
Saratoga Streets
F. B. Peck Hose Co
David Farrar
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