Cambridge teachers receive 523 dollar raise for 1976-77
Cambridge Central School teachers will get a 523 dollar increase for the 1976-77 year, combining increments and a 3.9 percent lump sum distributed per a two year contract ratified by the board and faculty association. Some increments were already granted and will be offset from the lump sum.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central School
George Brown
Board of Education
Brown
Bob Odess
Hoosick Falls film studio expands with new projects
The Gray Film Atelier in Hoosick Falls is shooting mall documentaries on local topics including Gunnar Schonbeck, antique trade, teen contraception, a beauty pageant contestant, and studio existence. A June apprentice show will feature these shorts, with additional plans in New York City and collaborations with the State University of Albany.
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Hoosick Falls
Gray Film vAtelier
Hoosick ‘Falls
Gunnar Schonbeck
Atelier
New York City
Telemarketing trouble and DIY tile adhesive search
Readers report nuisance phone solicitations from Unique Waterprooting and legal tone from the state Bureau of Consumer Frew. The column shares reader questions about naphtha removal, scarce adhesive, and the last supplies at Montgomery Ward.
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Ward
Hoosick Falls Housing Authority invites rent subsidy applicants
Hoosick Falls Town Housing Authority will accept rental subsidy applications today and Thursday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Clerk's Office on Classic Feet. Joseph Berlant, program administrator, says eligibility determinations will begin this week and applications may be submitted. A public meeting for area landlords and interested persons is planned for the second or third week in February.
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Hoosick Falls
Town of
Hoosick
Joseph Berlant
Housing Authority
Berlant
Residents Urged to Run Water in Freezing Weather
HOOSICK FALLS residents should keep taps running during extreme cold to prevent frozen pipes. Public works Supt Charles Stowell notes the practice amid numerous complaints, especially for dead end streets and shallow water lines.
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Hoosick Falls
Charles Stowell
Doris McGuire
Hoosick Falls community notices and club events
The village announces a water rent due in February without penalty. Scout project marks homes with invalid residents to alert fire crews, approved by Hoosick Falls Fire Department. Democrats hold a Feb sale at Grand Union led by Joan Rogers. Elihu Geraghty elected president of Hoosick Falls Health Center board with officers named. Kiwanis Ladies Night set for Saturday at Town House in Cambridge chaired by Howard Haynes.
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Hoosick Falls
Doris McGuire
Town of
Kiwanis Club
Town House
Cambridge
Howard Haynes
Sherman Hoffman Heads Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad
Sherman Hoffman elected president of the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad. Officers include Royal Howard, Joan Hoffman secretary, Kirly Howard treasurer, Stephen Dennis captain, Joyce Geier first lieutenant, William Gaillard second lieutenant, Thomas Thurber houseman, Katherine Thurber houselady. Directors Ralph Liporace four years and John Marozas three years. Delegates named for county and state levels with alternates.
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Hoosick Falls
Sherman Hoffman
Town of
Hoosick
Royal Howard
Joan Hoffman
Kirly Howard
Stephen Dennis
Joyce Geier
William Gaillard
Thomas Thurber
Katherine Thurber
Ralph Liporace
John Marozas
Richard Severson
Joan Watrous Elected Petersburg Library President
Petersburg trustees elected Joan Watrous as president of the Petersburg Public Library. The Civic Council meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Veterans Memorial Hall with Myra Church as vice president Victoria Green secretary and Estelle Brunner treasurer Harriette Weeden joins as trustee replacing Elvah Brennenstuhl Applications mailed seek age exemptions on real property contact the assessor Joan Watrous Annual meeting set for Friday at 7 30 p m for Petersburg Baptist Church
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Petersburg Public Library
Joan Watrous
Civic Council
Veterans Memorial Hall
Myra Church
Victoria Green
Estelle Brunner
The
Petersburg Baptist Church
St Luke's Mechanicville elects church officers in meeting
St Luke's Episcopal Church Mechanicville elected officers at a covered dish supper. Jack Overton was reelected to a two year warder term. Ollie Lesson took a one year vestry post. Warren Conerty replaced Harry Tordoff as warder. Robert Wallace Ed Marshall and Art LeBlanc won three year vestry terms replacing Harris Eibeault Wilbur Brown and Anna E Hosley.
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Mechanicville
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Jack Overton
Ollie Lesson
Warren Conerty
Harry Tordoff
Robert Wallace
Ed Marshall
Art LeBlanc
Harris Eibeault
Wilbur Brown
Anna E. Hosley
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