Pinewood Derby Highlights Pack 64 Meeting
Hoosick Falls scouts competed in a Pinewood Derby during a Sunday meeting. Winners for fastest cars were David Cox, Matthew Jordan, and William Webster with first to third place ribbons. Blue ribbons for appearance went to multiple scouts. theme was World of Tomorrow. cookies and punch served after a short prayer.
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Hoosick Falls
Boy Scout Pack 64
Willaim Webster
Robert Mulvihill
Gerald Harrington
Scott Zwiercan
Willaim, Peabody
Walter Sprague
Llyle Livingston
Daryl Cipperly
David Cox
Matthew Jordan
William Webster
Jerry Harrington
Harrington
Hoosick Falls CSEA talks to begin after election vote
Village officials and the Civil Service Employees Association plan contract negotiations in February. CSEA field representative William Lochner said 100 percent of village employees supported joining, with a meeting to elect a negotiating team and start discussions before the spring budget.
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Hoosick Falls
Civil Service Employes Association
CSEA
William Lochner
Lochner
Donald Bogardus
Thomas Base
Police Department
Fire
Bogardus
Help Column Seeks Readers For Research Replies
The Times Record invites readers to submit questions or offers of help. Write in care of The Times Record Troy New York with name address and phone for confidential handling. The column promises answers where research has been completed and appears Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Somme Eye
Inaugural Invitees Highlight Hoosick Falls notices
Gorman of 47 Center St received an honorary invitation to the Carter Mondale inauguration in Washington though he could not attend. Mayor Bogardus announced HUD grant approval of 100000 for Hoosick Falls and noted 1975’s 87000 grant. Country Club to hold annual meeting at 3 p.m. OES installation rescheduled for Tuesday at 8 p.m. Three HFCS seniors plan college enrollments at Cobleskill and Albany hospitals’ infant programs.
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William E. Gorman
Center St
Carter
Mondale
Washington
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Elks
OES
van Rensselaer Star
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Readers seek practical help and home remedies in local column
A Troy column shares reader questions and tips on identification for non-drivers, eyeglass donations, and finding old postcards and Glockenspiels. It notes resources from the Light Conservation Society, New Eyes for the Needy, and local school district offices, with thanks for community responses.
Five semifinalists named in Coinword Puzzle 1128
Coinword Puzzle No. 1128 yields five semifinalists who qualified by identifying the five keywords to win a $750 jackpot. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday. Semifinalists include Mary Brown and multiple Taylors with initials C and D Sarauw among others.
Hoosick Falls to discuss downtown improvements January 25
Hoosick Falls residents and area merchants will meet January 25 with the Rensselaer County Planning Bureau to discuss an urban improvement study. Howard Taub, associate planner, says the plan targets landscaping, storefront beautification, vacant lots, and open spaces with public input via maps and a questionnaire to broaden opinions.
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Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Planning Bureau
Howard Taub
County Bureau
Planning Bureau
Taub
Bureau
Hoosick Falls Housing Authority Opens Rental Subsidy Applications
The Hoosick Falls Housing Authority will distribute rental subsidy applications Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the town clerk’s office 99 Classic St. Applications will also be available Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. Eligibility requires paying more than 25 percent of income for rent, residency in Hoosick Town, and annual income between $8,900 and $15,900 depending on family size.
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Hoosick Falls
Town of
Hoosick
Milk prices not enhanced say U S Department of Agriculture
The USDA Capper-Volstead Committee found no evidence that 1974 75 over order milk prices were unduly enhanced by dairy cooperative actions. Prices were viewed as needed to cushion producers against rising feed costs and to offset a negative cash flow despite higher prices. The panel affirmed the Act 1937 authority to set minimum prices while acknowledging market prices can exceed minimums under economic conditions.
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The
National Consumers Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
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