Grafton appoints town constables and schedules meetings
The town board appoints William Miller, Martin Tobin, and Edward Plouffe Jr. as constables. Larry Jensen Jr. declines. Uniforms and a used car with radio are prepared. Miller heads the duty roster and will be contacted for constable needs. Quarterly Conference, Snowmobile Club, and Youth Commission meet next week with coordinators named.
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William Miller
Joshhall Pond Road
Martin Tobin
Babcock
Lake Road
Edward Plouffe Jr
Dumbleton Road
Larry Jensen Jr
Miller
Larry Jensen Sr
Irving Mason
Peterburg
Meeting Tonight at Schuylerville Lions and Catholic Groups
Schuylerville tonight hosts a 7 p.m. Court Stella Maris Catholic Daughters winter picnic at the Knights of Columbus Home with box lunches. Lions Club notes Michaela Barthien from Tubingen Germany spoke on education and language requirements while praising the club’s spaghetti fundraiser for an eye clinic project.
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Court Stella Maris
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
LIONS
Michaela Barthien
AFL
Tubingen
Black Forest
Germany
Schuylerville Lions Club
Mary Ann Foster
Legion Hall
Hot Line column offers help and fairness in disputes
Frank Shery presents HOT LINE a weekly feature that helps readers solve problems cut red tape and seek fair outcomes. Write to Times Record Trey NY 12181 with your issue and contact details for research-based answers.
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Cam
Times
Trey
N.Y
Cable delays hit Boght Road hilltop area
Readers ask when Capitol Cablevision will extend service to their hilltop near Boght Road across from St. Colman's Home. The company says no schedule yet for construction in the Hudson overlook area.
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Capitol
Boght Road
St. Colman’s
North Colonie
Watervilet
Capitol Cablevision Systems, Inc
Hudson
Unemployment Checks Delayed Across Two States
A claimant from Grafton worked for a Massachusetts firm May 1972 to July 1975 and has not received unemployment benefits since filing July 31. Office staff identified multi state processing as the delay, with the Hoosick Falls office intervening, and the claimant has since found work.
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Grafton
Massachusetts
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Give and Take at Hoosick Falls Meeting
Arthur Moseley presented a $1,000 check to Dennis Bornt of the Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad and Fred J. McGuire received $100 from Harry T. Hebbard Jr. for a new Village brochure. The club has raised $400 toward the $800 to $12,000 project. Guest speaker Mrs. Jean Marie Muchmore, ombudsman for Blue Cross Northeastern NY, outlined the Patients Bill of Rights and its posting requirement in New York hospitals.
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Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
Arthur Moseley
Dennis Bornt
Town of
Jean Marie Muchmore
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Northeastern
New York
American Hospital Association
Harrigan Declares Candidacy for 41st Senate Seat
Rensselaer County Legislator Joseph Harrigan announced his bid for the 41st Senate District seat held by Douglas Hudson. He spoke at Harrigan's Laundry in Troy outlining plans to cut property taxes, shift funding sources, and promote lower mortgage rates while restructuring the state income tax. Supporters included local legislators and county officials. no public endorsement from the county Democratic chairman yet.
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Rensselaer County
Joseph &. Harrigan
Douglas Hudson
Castleton
Harrigan
Ninth Street
Troy
Joseph Manupella
Leo W. Hope
Alson J. Spain
Thomas Witowski
James Ryan
Rensselaer County Board of Elections
Democratic
Edward McDonough
Defensive Driving Course Offered by East Greenbush Program
The East Greenbush adult education division will run four two hour Defensive Driving courses in February and March. Sessions are Feb 4 11 25 and Mar 3 from 7 to 9 pm in Columbia High School driver education room. The National Safety Council sponsors the course taught by Michael Dorgan.
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East Greenbush
Columbia High School
The
National Safety Council
Michael Dorgan
Legion Auxiliary to Meet in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Thursday February fifth at the home of Mrs Nora Finnen at 29 Center Street. Miss Angeline M Carelli is in charge of the entertainment following the business session. Refreshments will be provided by Mrs Dorothy Roys Mrs Esther Bogardus and Mrs Catherine Hughes.
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Hoosick Falls
American Legion Auxiliary
Nora Finnen
Center St
Angeline M. Carelli
Dorothy Roys
Esther Bogardus
Catherine Hughes
Petersburg Rescue Squad to Hold Special Meeting Tonight
The Petersburg Rescue Squad Inc. will meet at 7 p.m. in Petersburg Memorial Hall. A Jan. 18 buffet raised 633.10 dollars for the group and organizers thank donors of food and contributions.
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Petersburg
Petersburg Rescue Squad Inc
Petersburg Memorial Hall
Alcohol: Tips For The Parent
This advice from an Associated Press series advises parents on recognizing teen alcohol issues, avoiding panic, and engaging with honesty and listening. It emphasizes factual discussion, avoiding scare tactics, evaluating drinking patterns, and modeling moderate adult behavior while seeking help if needed.
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Kenneth Beatty
Grafton United Methodist Church
Grafton Mountain
Mary
Chuck Farrell
Dennis McGurn
Merritt Wagar
Town Hall
Charles Ogden Jr
Utah Phillips
Phillips
Saratoga Music Hall
Saratoga Springs
Schuylerville News
Rosary Society of Church of the Visitation
Patricia Counter
Green Sabres Drum Corps
Green Sabres
Broad Street
William Rose
Kay Young
Norma Maranville
Rita Tremaine
Linda Bruce
Rose Bruce
Elizabeth Brown
Hot Line
Frank Shery
D.j.nicoll
North Colovitet
Global Menu Club
Lee Rogers
Miss Trojan
Colvin Ave
Albany
Suiet
C.D.S
Cohoes
Murphy's
S.P.S. — Petersburg
Ralph Hammersley
Senate
Ichabod Crane
Columbia County
Albert V. Hanley
Valatie
Robert A. Quietmeyer
Legion Group
Associated Press
Alton Blakeslee
Brian Sullivan
By Alton Blakeslee
Frank Seixas
National Council On Alcoholism
Dr. Seixas
Patricia O'Gorman
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