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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1977
Page
3
Shenendehowa Central School Continuing Education begins a ten week basketball for men course today from 8 to 10 p m in the high school gym with an enrollment fee. Brochures and registration details are available to district residents.
Schuylerville Village board authorized issuing 225000 in serial notes for a new firehouse and municipal center at Green and Spring Streets subject to a referendum to be announced later. The plan was introduced by Trustee Kenneth Savage and seconded by Paul Hutzky.
Saratoga Springs students can enroll in a spring course at Skidmore College titled Introduction in Data Processing. Taught by Charles Marques, the class runs Wednesdays 7 to 9 p.m. starting February 7, and is a sequel to last fall’s data processing course. For details contact Mrs. Phyllis Aldrich.
Clifton Park public hearing set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. at town offices to consider Carmella and Garrett Geurtze proposal for a freestanding craft shop sign on Route 146A. Zoning Board of Appeals president J Howard Barrett says public input will be heard before a decision.
The Schuylerville Court Stella Maris Catholic Daughters of America will meet at the Knights of Columbus Home at 7 p.m. Thursday. A white elephant sale follows the meeting. The court held its Christmas party there with a gift exchange and a covered dish supper attended by Sisters of the Atonement and Fathers Lemoyne and Toole.
Navy Lt. j.g. Danny G. Gunter, husband of Susan Palmateer, serves aboard the USS Enterprise based in Alameda. While deployed with the Seventh Fleet in the Western Pacific he visited Hong Kong and took part in Exercise Kangaroo II in the Tasman and Coral Seas off the eastern Australian coast. He joined the Navy in September 1962.
Halfmoon residents may pay taxes without penalty from January 31 to February 10 per Halfmoon tax collector Constan ce Foley. After late bills, Halfmoon and Saratoga County grant ten extra days before a 1 percent penalty, approved by the town board at a special meeting on Wednesday.
Shelley Petteys a 10 year old Schuylerville fourth grader received an invitation to attend the January 20 inaugural ceremonies in Washington for president elect Jimmy Carter. She expressed admiration for his honesty and was sent a photo and note after election day. Her mother Mrs Glenn Petteys will accompany her.
On its first anniversary the Mechanicville group announced membership had tripled since inception. Elected officers include Theresa Laurenzo president Julia Cook vice president Joan Starks recording secretary Phyllis Hanna financial secretary Margaret Flanagan treasurer Laura DuBois and Rose Corrigan trustees for three years and Rev Francis X Campbell moderator.
Mechanicville reports its 10th annual Carnevale at the Church of the Assumption in the church hall starting 8 p.m. Rev. Michael Sullivan is honorary chairman with Sylvester Fusco chairing. Tickets available from listed organizers. Dinner at 9, dancing 10:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. The Cellars provide music. door and group prizes announced for several categories.
Stillwater highway superintendent Arthur Patterson announces six unused department items to be sold to the highest bidder on January 14 at 1 30 p.m. in the town garage on Lansing Road. Items may be viewed weekdays 7 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. until sale. Bids open publicly at 1 30 p.m. Contact Patterson at the town garage for the list and item descriptions.
Amanda Shiner seven underwent skin grafts at Boston Shriner Hospital while Theodore five remains in an oxygen tent at Albany Medical Center recovering from smoke inhalation. Katy Shiner two died in the Dec fire. The family moved to Castleton two-family house and received widespread local aid amid medical costs.
The Victory Mills village board discussed funding Phase 2 of the Water Improvement Project after a Public Works Act grant was denied. Mayor Terry Wilson was authorized to pursue other sources while a $600 cost for the grant was noted. The panel also planned legal steps to address a drainage ditch on the Dale property and approved a water rate increase to $20 per bill, $40 annually. A budget committee of six members was formed to advise on the 1977 budget.
About 100 Newtonville residents at Town Hall discussed a Wolf Road Superblock proposal. Planners tout step‑down zoning with 199 acres retail, 97 acres office, and 23 acres duplex or low density housing to shield homes from commerce. Residents call for an eight foot greenspace and park to block commercial expansion, while questioning traffic, park timing, and financial viability.
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