Shenendehowa Voters to Decide Budget and Board Seat
Shenendehowa School District residents will vote Wednesday on a proposed 10.56 million dollar budget, a 7.2 percent per pupil increase, and fill the board vacancy left by Dr. Dean Arden. Elections run 1 to 9 PM at Middle School A gym. annual meeting is Tuesday at 7:30 PM in the same building. Four candidates compete for the single board seat: William L. Thompson, Richard Haner, Robert Goodman, and Donald Croteau, all with deep ties to local communities and schools.
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Shenendehowa
Board of Education
Dean N. Arden
Edwin E. Dunmire
Tri-City
William L. Thompson
Round Lake Village
Richard Haner
Clifton Knolls
Robert Goodman
Donald Croteau
Colonial Green
Halfmoon
Goodman
Goodman Associates
London Square Associates Inc
Clifton Park
SCRAP
Knolls
Shenendehowa Key Club
Croteau
Shenendehowa Central School
Clifton Park-Halfmoon Jaycees
Vischer Ferry Volunteer
Military Unit Honors Members at Tibbits Memorial Home
The O'Brien-Baker Post 27th Division Association held a Saturday night ceremony at Tibbits Cadets Memorial Home to honor veterans and guardsmen of Wadsworth Corps. A report on bingo at the VA Hospital Albany and plans for Memorial Day and Flag Day parades were given. Reservations for a Camp Smith family picnic were announced, with four area posts already booked.
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O'Brien
Oscar C. DaBell
Rocco M. Favata
Armed Services
Wilbert J. Wariex
Russell L. Kelley
Ft. Pierce, Fla
National Board of Trustees
Frederick J. Kuebler
Man Fined $100 After Self-Represented Trial
Richard A. Livingston 22 of 175 9th St., charged with third degree assault, tried his own case in Troy Police Court before Judge Kyran P. Molloy Jr. He was found guilty and fined $100 or ten days in Rensselaer County Jail after testimony from Eleanor Kent and a friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Livingston
9Th St
Troy
Kyran P. Molloy Jr
Eleanor Kent
4Th St
Livingston
Charles J. Werger
Werger
Carol Fisher
8Th St
Carl Grimm Jr
Molloy
Rensselaer County
Squad Begins Operations The General Schuyler Emergency Squad
The General Schuyler Emergency Squad has begun operations with a newly purchased two tone yellow ambulance. Daytime volunteer shifts are still needed and interested parties should contact Captain Joseph Gamache at 695-3514 or Lieutenant Robert Thompson at 695-3349.
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General Schuyler
Joseph Gamache
Robert Thompson
Fashion Show At AOH Hall In Troy
A fashion and talent show will be held Thursday at the Ancient Order of Hibernians Hall 392 2nd St at 8 p.m. Miss Greta Ubrich directs the program and Mrs. Lillian Teta commentates. Male models assisting the Troy Downtown Fashion Guild include Raymond Quinn George Foley Sr George Gordon Patrick Teta Ronald Elligott John Ryan John Connair Charles Bott John Welch and George Butler.
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Order of Hiberians Hall
2Nd St
Greta Ubrich
Lillian Teta
Troy Downtown
Raymond Quinn
George E. Foley Sr
George Gordon
Patrick Teta
Ronald Elligott
John Ryan
John Connair
Charles Bott
John Welch
George Butler
Ansell to receive Curtis W. McGraw Research Award
Dr. George S. Ansell of RPI metallurgical engineering will be the 15th Curtis W. McGraw Research Award honoree from the American Society for Engineering Education. The ceremony occurs June 24 at the U S Naval Academy Annapolis Md.
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George S. Ansell
Robert W. Hunt
RPI
Curtis W. McGraw Research
American Society For Engineering Education
McGraw-Hill Book Co
Ansell
Trojans Receive Tabor Diplomas
Peyton A. Anness III and Richard M. Dauchy graduated Saturday at Tabor Academy in Marion Massachusetts. Anness is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Marvin of Brunswick Hills and Dauchy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William M. Dauchy of 4 West Over Road.
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Peyton A. Anness III
Keith Marvin
Brunswick Hills
Richard M. Dauchy
William M. Dauchy
Westover Road
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Kennedy Towers Presents First Seasonal Band Concert
Kennedy Towers will present its first seasonal band concert Friday at 6 p.m. conducted by A. Owen Niles. The program, titled under the terrace, is sponsored by Troy Musicians Local 113 and funded by a grant from the Recording Industries Performance Trust Fund.
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Kennedy Towers
Troy Musicians
A. Owen Niles
Recording Industries Performance Trust Fund
Cut the Umbilical Cord and Let Him Grow Up
A mother laments her son's estrangement due to his fiancée and urges a restrained approach. The writer counsels ending parental control, endorses the couple Rob and Susie through a blended family, and warns against jealous threats while advising protection if danger arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rob
AEC Tightens Regulations On Radiation Standards
Washington reports the Atomic Energy Commission proposes stricter radiation rules, tightening the standard by about a hundredfold compared with current levels. The move aims to limit exposure for populations near power plants, with potential fines for facilities not meeting the new requirements. Scientists Dr Johnson and Arthur Tamplin comment on the commission's actions.
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Washington
Atomic Energy
AEC
Drs. Johnsonan
Arthur Tamplin
Referendum on Charter Vote Draws Low Turnout Expected
Capitol area voters face a tight referendum on a new county charter and county manager. Estimates place turnout around 12 000 of about 70 000 eligible, with support strong in Troy and Rensselaer but weaker in towns. Non aligned voters may decide result as parties push for turnout and critics warn of political manipulation.
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Merdan
Troy
Rensselaer
Betides
Trojan Dies On Eve Of Birthday
Stanley W. Pielo of 1 Van Buren St. dies suddenly in Williamstown Vermont on the eve of his 56th birthday. An Army World War II veteran, he worked for J. J. Boland Co and formerly for New York Central Railroad. Survived by wife Rita Hunter and son Martin, plus three sisters and a brother. Funeral Wednesday at 9 and 9:30 from John H. Clinton Funeral Home and St. Joseph's Church. burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery.
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Stanley W. Pielo
van Buren St
Williamstown
J. J. Boland Co
New York Central Railroad
Troy
Martin
Nellie Gorski Pielo
Mr. Pielo
Rita Hunter
Sam Post
VFW
Patroon Club
St. Joseph's Church
Martin Pielo
Walter S. Zymansky
Albany
Catherine Lazzo
Mary Pielo
George Pielo
Watervliet
John H. Clinton
Washington St
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Hoosic Valley School Unit Awards Cafeteria Pacts
The Hoosic Valley Board awards cafeteria contracts to Sipperly Brothers and Freihofer Baking Co. and accepts high bids for surplus equipment. Several resignations are approved and teaching staff appointments set for next year. July 13 to vote on the 1971-72 budget and board elections scheduled at the high school gym.
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Hoosic Valley School Unit
Hoosic Valley Board of Education
Leo Miron
Sipperly Brothers
Loudonville
Freihofer Baking Co
Troy
Maple Lawn Dairy
Schaghticoke
Albany
Brunner
Earl Brownell
Valley Falls
James H. Leffler
Franklin Lee
Linda Ferdon
Joanne Pedersen
Richard May
Dana Rogers
Carole Rafun
Louise Brown
Babcock Lake
Deborah Crane
N.J
Colette Odell
Oneonta
Robert Jones
Thomas Hunt
Johnsonville
Suny, Albany
Davis
Eleanor Lohnes
Kathleen Hess
Board of Education
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Dunmire
Thompson
North Creek
Round Lake
Haner
State Education Department
Coxsackie-Athens
Truxton Central School
American Red Cross
Saratoga County
Willard Mountain
Rod and Gun Club
AOH Hall
Engineering Society
Kennedy
Rile
Susie Adougal
Susie
Marrie
Sandy
Buddy
MOM
Palous
Tie
Capitol
By Bob Fusco
Kke
Trojan
Davis Ovine
King St
Joy Liquid
Ivory Snow
Ivory
Deal
Howard Johnson Frozen Macaroni & Cheese
American Kitchen
Howard Johnson
New England
Manhattan
Borden
Jar
Electra Perk
Maxwell House Coffee
Maxwell House
KNOX
MAXIM
Fleischmann
Keebler
Mkts
Deal Label
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Cascade
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Sunshine Hydrox Creme
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