Youth Services eligible for funds in Washington County
Washington County Department of Youth Services is now eligible for an extra 75000 in state matching aid for youth programs. The county youth bureau status enables planning coordinating and supporting activities of public private and religious agencies for youth welfare and protection. Funds will match local agency efforts and cover half salaries and expenses in youth development and delinquency prevention programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Edward
Washington County
Department of Youth Services
DAR rummage sale planned by Ondawa Cambridge chapter
Cambridge location the Cambridge Historical House at 12 Broad St hosts the sale on Sept. 3 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Items may be left Sept. 2 from noon to 4 p.m. Featured goods include an electric range, furniture, and food. Gospel singers Tom and Cindy Green present a marriage story with music Sept. ? at Highway Tabernacle 90 River Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Ondawa - Cambridge Chapter of
the Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Cambridge Historical House
Broad St
Mechanicville
Tom and
Cindy Green
Highway Tabernacle
River Road
Hot Line help column seeks reader questions
This Sunday Wednesday and Friday editorial note invites readers to write The Times Record in Troy New York with home address and phone for confidential help. It promises a researched answer once completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Store slip mix up prompts query about Boston Store label
A reader asks why three shirts bought at Stanley's in Troy carried a Boston Store label on the receipt. The reply notes both chains share a parent company and it may be an error or deliberate branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gale
Stanley's
Troy
Boston
Stanley
Seeking scrap wood and charity use for leather folders
Readers search for places to obtain small wood scraps for bird houses or lawn ornaments and for charities that can reuse leather mass card folders. A tip mentions The Fountain Center in Cohoes offering backyard fountains and a remaining wishing well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen - Goody Pools, Inc
Fountain Center
Saratoga St
Cohoes
Hoosick Falls explores move to all volunteer fire department
The Hoosick Falls village board continued studying a transition to an all volunteer fire department with no decision yet. The Civil Service Employees Association has filed an unfair labor practice charge, the second against the village, amid questions about service capability and costs. Fire Chief Thomas McMartin defended the proposal and urged restraint in comments by CSEA representative William Lochner.
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Hoosick Falls
Marilyn Douglas
The
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
William
Times Record
Lochner
Highway Department
McMartin
Hoosick
Falls
New bandstand project gains pace in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls residents await a summer finale concert from the Hoosick Falls Community Band from a new Victorian bandstand to honor founder Henderson Sidney Van Surdam. The $10,000 fund target nears halfway with donations from Home Savings Bank Holbrook and Johnston law firm Julia Barber William Greenwood and Bernice Norton. A bandstand raffle cake raised 45 dollars while a 95 page recipe booklet sold for the fund. About 1300 dollars in pledges remain. Local canister drive produced 768 cents from 700 to 900 concert goers. Elks and Eagles lodges plan additional fundraisers.
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Hoosick Falls
William Gaillard
Henderson Sidney van Surdam
Gaillard
Home Savings Bank
Holbrook and Johnston
Julia Barber
William Greenwood
Bernice Norton
Sandra Davis
Screenwriting Course Planned at Hoosick Falls Studio
HOOSICK FALLS The Gray Film Atelier will offer a ten week screenwriting course taught by Paul Gray on Saturdays at the studio in Hoosick Falls. Open to area residents, the class covers cinema and television writing with works eligible for production by Atelier apprentice directors during the year. Gray brings NYC experience and previously led Bennington College theater and film studies. Interested parties should contact Judy Reynolds at The Atelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Gray Film Atelier
Paul Gray
Atelier
Judy Reynolds
Veteran reporter named head of Montpelier office
Roy A. Sullivan 77 is named to head the southern Vermont office of Lt. Gov. T. Garry Buckley. He will receive and relay messages and maintain contact during Buckley travels. The Buckley release notes Sullivan’s senior-citizen resources and decade-long newspaper experience across New England. Sullivan has worked for The Times Record and Hoosick Falls Standard Press, currently edits for Rutland Herald and runs a clipping service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennignton
Times Record
Roy A. Sullivan
Vermont
T. Garry Buckley
Buckley
Sullivan
The
Rutland Herald
Vermont Tightens Brucellosis Rules For Dairy Cattle Sales
Vermont Agriculture Department imposed emergency rules to curb brucellosis spread by requiring double blood tests 30 days apart for herds dispersed in the state. Cattle cannot join a herd before sale and sales must occur within 15 days of the final test, with 60 day stay for the measure.
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Montpelier, Vt
Vermont Agriculture Department
Vermont
Eurich
State Agriculture Department
House Agriculture Committee
Agriculture Department
Orleans
Franklin
Chittenden
Addison
Saratoga Battle Anniversary Hears Grail For Cronkite Speaker
Stillwater planners seek Walter Cronkite for October 7 commemorations at Saratoga National Historical Park. Officials in Mechanicville report hopeful Ambassadors from France England Germany and Poland have not yet responded.
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Stillwater
Battle of
Saratoga
Saratoga National Historical Park
Glen Gray
Gray
Roger Mudd
Cronkite
France
England
Germany
Poland
Schuylerville Board Keeps Lunch Prices and Sets Misc Bids
Schuylerville Central School board voted not to raise student lunch prices. Kindergarten through third grade lunches stay 40 cents and grades four to 12 at 45 cents per day. Adult lunches rise to 90 cents, other a la carte items up five cents. Ice cream concession to Muzikar's Service Inc. Fuel oil bid 42 cents per gallon. Special education transport contract to Mechanicville awarded to Richard Fitch for 5800. Parking lot use granted to General Schuyler Emergency Squad Sept 25 3 5 p.m. drill. Boy Scouts use approved Oct 26 7 9 p.m. at elementary buildings.
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Schuylerville
Schuylerville Central School Board
Muzikar’s Service Inc
Richard Fitch
Mechanicville
General Schuyler Emergency Squad
Saratoga County Council
Boy Scouts of America
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2Nd St
Dave Perotta
6Th Ave
Mechanicville Civic Center
Cerkowski
Cher
Sue
Grant St
Larry Roberts
Youth Services
Gospel Singers
Joanne Smith
S. F. C. — Rensselaer
Andy
Elizabeth
Watervliet
K. H
Lansingburgh
Walt — Hoosick Falls
Fire Department
Thomas McMartin
Hill and Dale Homemaker Club
Bandstand Fund
Bunker Hill
Homemakers Club
Nood Memorial Park
Elks and
Eagles
New York City
Bennington College
Drama Review
Everyman
Roy Sullivan
201, South St
Haverhill
Brockton, Mass
Keene, N.H
Boston Area
Bennington
Standard Press
Edward Eurich
Rotary Club
Cbs-Tv
Walter Cronkite
National Guard
North American
I Am
U.S. Postal Service
Saratoga County
High School For the Presentation
Smithsonian
National Park Service
Neilson Farm
Mary McClellan Hospital
A&p
Saratoga Springs
Timothy W. Capeci
Joseph G. Capeci
Ray - Mar Village
U.S. Navy Sonar School
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Great Lakes
Gibson
Fourth Judicial District
James Gibson
Holiday Inn
Norman E. Harvey
Francis Bergen
Court of Appeals
Clarence Hariby
Third Department
Frederick Bascon
Glens Falls
Cafeteria
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