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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1971
Page
3
Construction on the addition to Hoosick Falls Central School resumes with work on the front elementary wing and early steel placement. The board approved $3,600 bills from Tougher Bros. for plumbing and heating and accepted several resignations and new appointments affecting the elementary and science staff.
The Hoosick Falls Village Board appointed four new village officials and department heads plus two provisional posts at its organizational meeting. Reappointed or reelected officials include Village Attorney William Johnston and Police Chief Frank Demick, among others. regular meetings shift to the first and third Tuesdays.
Richard J. Ciuk of 6 First Street has returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington after treatment and recovery.
Putnam Patient Joseph Smith Jr of 9 School Street Hoosick Falls is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington indicating a local health care record.
Hoosick Falls Central School will close on Good Friday with a one week spring vacation starting Monday April 26.
In Johannesburg a liquor store manager notes Africans use over 50 slang terms for Bantu beer. Common nicknames include black whisky today shake-shake African Scotch yesterday hops one short passing plastic black heather scooter and cartoon.
Hoosick Falls faces a budget squeeze as mayor Richard Severson reports 7 000 to 8 000 losses from three sources and similar cuts from state aid. A revised budget message will be prepared this week with hearings set April 14 and 19 21, plus potential nightly meetings to meet an April 30 appropriation deadline.
The Hoosick Area Church Association announces a Union Maundy Thursday Communion Service at First United Church Presbyterian Hoosick Falls tonight at 7 30 p m Local observers are invited to participate in the Good Friday Union Service and additional observance.
St Hilda's Guild of St Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls will meet Monday at 7 p.m. at Mrs Albert Kyer's River Street home. Mrs J Henry Wheeler will assist the hostesses.
Rev. Matthew T. Conlin O F M president of Siena College will address Latham Kiwanis Club at 6 30 p m tonight at Crossroads Restaurant La tham speaking on Siena College The Present And Its Future He was ordained in 1945 former dean of English. Donald H. Christman club president will run the business portion.
The State Bank of Albany posts net income before security profits of 89 cents a share for the quarter ending March 31, down from 1.11 a year ago. After security, net income per share is 1.09 vs 1.22. Deposits reach 623.13 million. loans 368.24 million. total resources 725.73 million, up from 693.54 million. Bank president Hollis E. Harrington cites lower short term rates as the earnings drop factor.
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