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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1976
Page
3
Shenendehowa voters face a Dec. 8 referendum on a $346000 high school addition with two science and two industrial arts classrooms. A federal grant option could cover all costs. If rejected, shifts or splits may be needed to handle a projected 300 more students next year.
Clifton Park troopers charged Raymond J. Coon of Scotia with third degree burglary after he allegedly took 400 pounds of copper tubing from ACM Refrigeration on Route 146. Police traced the metal to a junk dealer and arraigned Coon who remained jailed without bail. investigation continues.
Coinword Puzzle No 1121 lists 13 semifinalists and explains they become eligible by correctly identifying five words to win a 525 dollar jackpot. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday.
Schuylerville Rosary Society of the Church of the Visitation will host a Christmas party and bake sale on December 13 in Visitation hall after a 6 30 p m covered dish supper for all parish women and Sisters of the Atonement. A bake sale runs December 10 at Miller's Pharmacy from 10 a m until sold out. Attendees are asked to bring shared food and a dollar for the grab bag plus a present for the sisters. Organizers are Rachel Myers Betty Pignatelli and Eleanor Allen.
Clifton Park Shenendehowa School Board released preliminary 1977-78 budget guidelines detailing about 242000 in new appropriations for five new teachers a part time discipline dean middle school renovations and expansion of programs. The plan assumes equal state aid and over a million dollars in mandated salary and benefit hikes. The board proposes two budget vote options including 115000 for student supplies and 200000 for bus replacement and maintenance.
Mechanicville police officers vote to accept a six percent starting salary raise for 1977 rising from 9850 to 10500 with another six percent rise in 1978. The pact covers clothing allowances to 200, new minimum pay for spot calls and safety provisions. The agreement followed mediation by PERB after talks stalled in October.
Parents at Hillside accuse the school district and town board of hostility to their mobile home park. They claim safety and access issues with bus pickup on private roads linger despite offers to upgrade roads and insure costs. District and officials cite turnarounds and standards while promising meetings to solve the problem.
In Mechanicville a memorial service for deceased Elks members will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Elks Lodge with local officers leading the ritual and William F. Sheehan as speaker. A buffet will follow. In Voorheesville a Heritage Craft Fair, organized by the Helderberg Business and Professional Women's Club, runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Voorheesville Elementary School Route 85A.
Shenendehowa Senior Citizens meet at 7 30 p m at Halfmoon Town Hall Carl Weber will present slides of Mexico The annual Christmas party is 6 p m Friday at Century House Latham A grab bag exchange and a Santa appearance are planned A donation day is Monday at A P Market Clifton Country Mall The December newsletter will include a special identification card A phonics workshop features Sister Monica Feltzer at Skano Elementary Shenendehowa School District and PTSA RI SE invite staff and parents to attend Feltzer is a noted phonics authority with decades of teaching experience
The Colonie Town Band directed by Frank Waddington will perform at Hallmark Nursing Center on Monday at 7 pm. Sponsored by the Town of Colonie Recreation and Parks Department.
Stillwater United Church votes to call Rev. Lawrence S. Moir of Youngstown N Y as its sixth pastor and first since February. Moir, Brockport State alumnus, Colgate Rochester Divinity School graduate, has served two Rochester area churches as student assistant pastor. His wife Barbara and one month old son Scott David accompany him.
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