Waterford Lions hear Assemblyman on government reform
Assemblyman Bertram Podell urged the Association of Towns to back consolidation over higher taxing power. He cited Saratoga County’s reduced school districts and compared Waterford’s population of 9,000 plus 3,000 village residents as more efficient than many smaller towns and villages.
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Bertramt Ll. Podell Yesterlay
Association of Towns
Brooklyn Democrat
Lions Meeting
Padell
Waterford Lions Club
Lions
Podell
Saratoga County
Haz
Waterford
Tax Exemption Hearing To Be Tomorrow
A public hearing on a partial school tax exemption for real property of older persons is set for tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Waterford Halfmoon School auditorium. Eligible owners must be 65 or older, own the property for at least 600 consecutive months, and have 12 months of income from all sources not exceed 3000 dollars prior to application.
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Waterford-Halfmoon School
Seaman Norman Church Jr. Sends Call From Asia
Mr and Mrs Norman Church of 6 Sth St Waterford received a telephone call from their son Seaman Norman Church Jr of the U S Navy. He serves aboard the destroyer USS Warrington in the Gulf of Tonkin Vietnam and was in Hong Kong for rest between tours. He planned a stop in Japan before returning to Vietnam.
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Norman Church
Sth St
Waterford
Hong Kong
China
Seaman Norman Church Jr
U.S. Navy
Seaman Church
U.S.S. Warrington
Gulf of Tonkin
Vietnam
Japan
Lesson Planned By Home Bureau Lesson Planned By Home Bureau
The Waterford Home Bureau will meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Community Room of the Waterford Town Hall. Mrs. Phill Brown will teach a lesson on Easter decorations. Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Lauber and Mrs. Merle Doud.
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Waterford Home Bureau
Waterford Town Hall
Phill Brown
Robert Lauber
Merle Doud
Food distribution for eligible to George Bush welfare commissioner
Welfare commissioner Mr George Bush announces surplus food will be given at the Town Hall today from 7 to 8 pm to those eligible.
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George Bush
Cupcake Sale By St Marys Mothers Club Today
St Marys Mothers Club sponsors a cupcake sale at noon for school children. Highth grade mothers supervise the event.
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St. Mary’s Mothers Club
Fiesta Rooms Offer Banquets and Receptions for 350
Fiesta Rooms advertise complete facilities for banquets wedding receptions and special parties up to 350 persons. The Golden Fox Fiesta Rooms are described as the most beautiful in the area and readers are urged to make reservations now.
Waterford Knights of Columbus Awards Night Planned
The Waterford Knights of Columbus will host an awards night at 7 30 pm in the council rooms. Past grand knights and 25 year pins will be presented by Grand Knight L Scott Cuomo with Rev John J Coffey as principal speaker. Transportation to events offered by Mr Cuomo after the presentations and reports.
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Waterford Knights of Columbus
L. Scott Cuomo
George E. O’connor
Stanley Boudreau
Leo Finlan
Anthony Catallo
Frank Fitzpatrick
Robert Halpin
Kenneth Hart
John Cassidy
Earl Matteson
Eugene Higgins
John Ryan
John P. McAleavy
James Paris
Lawrence Donato
Cuomo
Founders Day Program by Waterford-Halfmoon PTA
The Waterford-Halfmoon PTA will observe Founders Day with a meeting at the school at 7 30 p m. Principal Gerald Douglas will discuss bus problems and solutions. Mrs Arlene Leff will direct the upcoming parent faculty play The Man in the Bowler Hat by A A Milne with tryouts at the meeting.
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Waterford-Halfmoon Pta
Gerald Douglas
Arlene Leff
Man In the Bowler Hat
A. A. Milne
John Beale
Berlin Area Churches Set Service Hours
Berlin area churches announce a series of Lenten services and related meetings. The second Vesper service is at 7 p.m. Sunday at Berlin Methodist Church with Rev. Kenneth W. Beatty of Pine Grove Methodist Albany as speaker. Rev Frederick W. Vogell will speak at North Petersburg Chapel at 7:30 p.m. on a separate date. Berlin Methodist dominating committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. today to prepare officers for the March Fourth Quarterly Conference. Lenten Bible study sessions with Berlin and Grafton Methodist churches will be held at 7:30 p.m. Monday, followed by WSCS.
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United Lea
Lebanon
Taconic Valley
Berlin
Kenneth W. Beatty
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Albany
Frederick W. Vogell
Roy i Council of Churches
North Petersburg
Grafton
WSCS
Two Vehicles Collide. No Injuries Reported
Two vehicles collided yesterday morning at Hoosick Street and Fifteenth Street. A 1960 van driven by Arthur T. Burdick, 21, of Cropseyville and owned by Wilco Foods Inc., struck a 1961 Adam driven by Mary Jo Reid, 22, of Files Court. No injuries. both vehicles sustained light damage.
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Hoosick
Fiteenth
Arthur T. Burdick
Rensselaer Wing 20th Anniversary Dinner Highlights
Birdwatchers State Sword Exhibition and a three way presidential race will mark the 20th anniversary dinner of the Rensselaer County Wing Indoor Birdwatchers of America. The event at OCA Restaurant in Cohoes starts 7 p.m. with John J. Givney seeking re election against Thomas F. Dougherty and Norman F. Bowen. A Samurai sword exhibition by Martin DiFrancisco, a former SAC instructor, is also on the program. Reservations close Friday. ticket duties handled by Donald Nae Naughton and Marvin Nailor.
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Rensselaer County
Birdwatchers of America
OCA
Cohoes
John J. Givney
Thomas F. Dougherty
Norman F. Bowen
Air Force
Martin Difrancisco
Strategic Air Command
DiFrancisco
Troy
Donald
Nae Naughton
Marvin G. Nailor
Stillwater Fire Dept Plans May Banquet and Committee Changes
Planning advances for the Stillwater Fire Department annual banquet to be held in May at the engine house with Clyde Hinckley named chairman. A Floyd Pohl memory plaque was presented by Frank Marrillo. Raymond Poitras resigned as steward and Alfred Mull was appointed to fill the unexpired term. Next meeting scheduled March 6. Also notes Cub Scout Pack 35 activities, a Valentine party for Brownie Troop 416, and dean’s list honors for State University Oswego students. Annual Stillwater Rod and Gun Club meeting set for Sunday. Alexander A Sherwood, 79, of 33 Lake St., dies in Troy. services at Dunn Funeral Home. Village trustees adopt salary raise for mayor.
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Stillwater Fire Department
Clyde Hinckley
Floyd Pohl
Frank Marrillo
Raymond Poitras
Alfred’ Mull
Alexander A. Sherwood
Lake St
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Yonkers
Stillwater
Julia French
Dunn Funeral Home
Hudson Ave
Thomas S. Evans
Civil Liberties Talk Slated At Williams
Algernon D. Black, chairman of the New York City Police abolition group, will speak at Williams College in Massachusetts on Freedom Isn't What You Think. He covers threats to civil liberties such as police brutality censorship and unequal law application. He serves on boards including NAACP and ACLU. The public lecture follows last November's elections. Last year 39 billion was spent on education in the United States.
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Algernon’ D. Black
Clyna
Nevien Hoard
New York
Amill Tt
Williamsitown
Mass
Indesup
Wiliams College
New York Society For Ethical Culture
Black
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
The
American Civil Liberties Union
United States
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