Colonie Library reports record 1976 circulation and new facility use
Colonie Town Library saw a record 222 004 items circulated in 1976 announced library director Richard Samuelson. 102 074 books issued from the new Shaker Road facility with over 70 000 visitors since the July 5 opening. Shaker pool schedule listed at Newtonville with Sunday hours through June 5 except Feb 20 and Apr 10.
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Colonie
Colonie Town Library
Richard Samuelson
Shaker and
Maxwell Roads
Samuelson
Newtonville
Shaker High School
Forts Ferry PTA Meets for 7:45 Evening Session
Forts Ferry Parents and Teachers Association will meet in the school cafeteria Tuesday at 7:45 p m for a business meeting led by president Marion Guerriero, followed by a presentation on the new Community Health Plan Center. The public is invited.
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Latham
Forts Ferry
Parents ‘and Teachers Association
Marion Guerriero
Colonie Haassah nominates slate for 1977-78 club officers
Colonie Haassah names candidates for 1977-78 club offices. Joan Platt is slate president, Anita Tulchinskey education VP, Linda Weisburgh fundraising VP, Rosemary Tabachneck membership VP, Barbara Wachs programming VP, Helen Goldenberg corresponding secretary, Judi Feldman financial secretary, Leigh Steiner recording secretary, Myrna Sharkey treasurer.
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Donna Gordon
Joan Platt
Anita Tulchinskey
Linda Weisburgh
Rosemary Tabachneck
Barbara Wachs
Helen Goldenberg
Judi Feldman
Leigh Steiner
Myrna ‘Sharkey
Argyle Masons Install Kugler as Lodge Master
Donald Kugler was installed master of Argyle Lodge 567 F and AM with C Dale Barker district deputy grand master officiating assisted by Harlan M Wright as marshal and Harry McNeil as chaplain. Other officers seated included Harold Adams and George Sweet. Earl Inman elected to a three year trustee term.
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Kugler
Masonic Lodge
Donald Kugler
Argyle Lodge 567
F&am
C. Dale Barker
Washington
Earl Inman
Center Berlin youth named family leader
Center Berlin youth has been named Berlin Central School's winner of the 1976 77 General Mills Family Leader of Tomorrow. William R Holt, the son of Mr and Mrs Jordan Holt, won the honor by competing with other seniors in a written knowledge and attitude examination. He receives a certificate and becomes eligible for state and national honors. He has applied to Middlebury Boston University Harvard Radcliff College and several State University Centers in New York for his future studies planning in foreign languages.
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Center
Middlebury-Boston University
Harvard-Radcliff College
New York
Berlin Parents to Meet Teachers on Conference Day
Berlin teachers urge parents of Berlin Junior and Senior High School students to call the high school guidance department to schedule conferences on February 15. School ends at 10 52 a m with meetings offered from noon to 2 p m and 5 to 8 p m. any parent may request an appointment.
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Colonie
American Field Service
North Colonie
Shaker High School
AFL
Arthur Walker
Shaker High
Martha LaBlanc
Berlin
Grafton church bids open for repair and paint work
The trustees of the Grafton United Methodist Church accept bids on church repair and painting through April 1. For information contact Meritt Wagar or Sherwood Palitsch.
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Grafton
Grafton United
Bennington Merchants Revolt Over New York Tax Claim
Vermont shop owner Jack Griffin faces a nearly 300000 bill from New York tax authorities for sales taxes he allegedly should have collected since 1965. He blames Vermont officials for sharing records. Five Bennington merchants resist the NY demand and seek support from state leaders.
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Bennington
Jack Griffin
New York State
Vermont
Empire State Tax Department
Griffin
New York
Griffin Inc
Arlington
U.S. Supreme Court
Empire State
Bill Haynes
Haynes and Kane Furniture Inc
Jack
Haynes
New Hampshire
David Newell
Newell
Hoosick Falls
Cambridge
Petersburg
Albany
N.Y
R. Paul Wickes
Bordertown
Wickes
Richard Snelling
T. Garry Buckley
Dorset
Snelling
Hoosick Falls Eyeing OTB Parlor Location Decision
Hoosick Falls officials reviewed two candidate sites for an Off Track Betting parlor. Edward Reutemann said Capital District OTB would announce the chosen site early this week after visits to 15 John St and a Church Street property. The village board previously voted against the plan and mayor Donald Bogardus opposed it amid a 475-signature petition.
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Hoosick Falls
OTB
Edward Reutemann
Rensselaer ‘County
The
Capital District
OTB Corporation
Falls
Reutemann
John St
Andrick Studios
Church Street
Liperace
Etkin
Anthony Pokinis
Hoosick Falls Art Association to Incorporate and Drive
The Hoosick Valley Art Association plans incorporation as Hoosic Valley Art Association Ltd and launches a membership drive led by President Philip E. Daniel. Attorney Rolf Sternberg prepared the papers. plans include theater projects and art shows in the Hoosie Valley area with no membership age limit.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Valley Art Association
Hoosic Valley Art Association, Ltd
Philip E. Daniel
Rolf Sternberg
Winter Evening on Ice in Hoosick Falls
A Winter Evening on Ice will be held Saturday at 7 at the Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial Skating Rink with Learn To Skate students and guests from Williamstown. The program includes Beginners March, Pairs, and Alphabet Affair led by Nancy Lynn Homa with local and guest skaters.
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Argyle Central School
McClenning
Fay Graham
Eloria Graham
Naomi Reynolds
Betty Reynolds
Sandy Simpson
LaRoe
Sally Corlew
Lois Gillis
Nancy Smith
Reynolds - Gilchrest
Karen Homa
Pittsfield
Bogardus to head Independent state
HOOSICK FALLS The Independent Party announces its candidates for mayor and village trustee for the March 15 elections. Incumbent Mayor Donald Bogardus and incumbent trustee William Greenwood seek reelection. Nugent and Allard also run for trustee. Greenwood is a foreman at Wood Flong Corp. Bogardus is a John Street barber. The Democratic Party will run a full slate against them in March.
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Hoosick Falls
Independent Party
Donald Bogardus
William Greenwood
Thomas A. Nugent
Richard Allard
Greenwood Is
Wood Flong Corp
Bogardus
John Street
Democratic Party
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South Colonie Central
Raymond Gerson
Loralee Drive
Saddlewood
New Scotland
Pine Hills
Harmanus Bleecker Library
Soap Super
Corning
Erastus Corning II
Industrial Relations Research Association
State Street
Albany College of Pharmacy
U.S. Consumer ‘Product Safety Commission
Albany Public Library
John A. Howe
Delaware
Harmanus Bleecker
Arbor Hill
Albany Young. Womens Christian Association
YWCA
Sue Salzman
Aciing
Next Step, Inc
Argyle Masons
River Street
Gordon Gamble
Kenneth Bristol
Barry Miller
Donald McGeoch
Curtis Knowlton
Ralph Storey
Edgar McDougall
Marlene Ingersoll
Robert Ingersoll
General Mills
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Florence Flint
Arlene Carlew Ingersoll
Argyle
Jack McClenning
Lyn Howlett
Peggy Wento
Washington County
Gloria Graham
Betty Boyle
Pleasant Valley Infirmary
Heomon
Grafton Church
Buckley
Arlington, Vt
Hoosick
David Etkin
Capital District Otb
Joseph Manupella
Elkin
Art Association
Greater
Hoosie Valley
Daniel
Henry Giles
Carmella Janello
Betty Lepew
Ingrid Booth
Eric
Williamstown
Susan
Main St
Nancy Kovage
Sarah Jones
Jeanne Capano
Gay Fairbanks
Chuck Homa
Ann Kusala
Donna Ely
Peggy Bakaitis
Legion Auxiliary
Roberta Cramer
Hoosick Falls Armory
Josephine Fitzpatrick
Bessie Cutler
Helen Fabiano
Nora Finnen
Mrs. Cram
First Street
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Willow Ave
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