Town's Tax Rate Up 3.975 Over 1967
Hoosick town voters face a total tax of 91.93 on the combined county state and town levy up from 87.43 last year. The 1968 assessment increases include a highway hike of 12.06 and new district charges across North Hoosick Walloomsack Eagle Bridge and West Hoosick. Town clerk George A. McEvoy says tax bills go out this week with first payments starting January 3.
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Colonie Man Takes Post At Bank
Colonie resident Harry T. Hebbard Jr. transfers from National Commercial Bank & Trust in Albany to Hoosick Falls Office as assistant cashier. He and his wife from Delhi, Delaware Academy and Albany Business College graduate, previously officer manager at Associates Investment Corp. since 1959. He joins Masters Lodge F and A M, American Institute of Banking, treasurer of Hudson Mohawk Midget League, Colonie Pap Warner Football Program. Family of four moving to Eagle Bridge next week.
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Ten Mile Hike Set Saturday By Boy Scouts
Troop 64 Boy Scouts sponsored by the Church of the Immaculate Conception set a ten mile hike for Saturday. Participants meet at 9 30 a m at the church to start the hike regardless of weather as part of hiking merit badge requirements including map and compass work cooking and hikes for second and first class ranks. At a recent board of review Richard Wirmusky advanced to life rank and Paul Delarey to star rank. Weekly troop meetings will resume Sunday Jan 7 at 7 p m in the parish hall.
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OES Schedules Two Rehearsals for Installations
Newly elected and appointed officers of Van Rensselaer Chapter OES will hold the first of two installation rehearsals today at 7 p.m. in the Eastern Star rooms. The second rehearsal is set for Thursday Jan 4 at 7 p.m. The installation will occur at the next regular meeting on Friday Jan 5.
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Aerie Of Eagles To Hold New Year Party
Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles sponsors a New Year celebration for members and guests. The event features favors noisemakers and music by Randy's Rascals. A buffet lunch of turkey ham and salads will be served.
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College Youth To Be Guests At Event
College youth home for the holidays will be annual dinner guests tonight of the Hoosick Area Church Association at the First United Church Presbyterian. The 6:30 pm gathering between Christmas and New Year’s will feature Rev. Raimund L. Tumberston speaking on You Can t Go Home Again and aim to renew acquaintances among college students service men and others living or working out of town.
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Victim Of Thief At Song Event At St Mark’s Church
Mrs Evelyn Beers of Petersburg was performing a folk song program at St Mark's Episcopal Church when a purse was stolen from the choir room during offertory. Police found the empty pocketbook in the men's wash room and the checkbook in the church rear. Two juveniles were questioned and some money recovered. further investigation ongoing. Mrs Beers performed with her husband Bob and daughter Martha. Also noted, Mrs Rose Keough passed the state real estate sales license exam and will join Ethel Brennan's Hoosick Falls office.
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Hoosick Falls
Two Teams Roll Over 2,800 In Loop Play
In Hoosick Falls last week two teams topped 2800 in the International Bowling League. Hoosick and St. Stanislaus each posted 2866 and 2809 respectively with strong three-string scores, lifting Hoosick to first by seven points at 46-14 while St. Stanislaus fell to sixth. Ray's Radio & TV and Smitty's Gulf vie for second at 39-21. Wood Flong leads the American League, while Reynolds Tool and Die tops the National League. Individual marks include Duane Jones 258, Ernest Yorke 650, Walter Eddy 256, 637, and 183 average leaders across clubs.
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Bob Haswell
Scott's Florists
Sherman Herrington
Pine Grove
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Gene Toker
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