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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1977
Page
2
Cambridge residents vote Wednesday from 2 to 9 p.m. on a $2.3 million budget with tax increases varying by town, a bus bond, four amendments, and one school board seat. Amendments cover athletics, pre kindergarten screening, driver education, and Cambridge Public Library funding.
The Cambridge Fire Department hosts its second annual carnival at American Field on Route 22 Lauderdale Road Cambridge with games rides and prize booths to run 6 30 p m to 1 a m rain or shine. Lions Club installs Starr as president and lists officers. The Cambridge Youth Commission sponsors a bus trip to Saratoga for a ballet on July 28. Ned Pattison's Congressional Mobile Office visits Cambridge Friday. Cambridge Central School ends lunch program June 21 with year end activities June 22 23.
Southern Saratoga County notes Rev. Ray Deming of United Methodist Churches at Round Lake and Clifton Park will move June 21 to Granville to serve Granville and Rupert VI. Two ministers will begin at local churches, with summer programs listed including camping brochures, scholarships, a faith-based learning series, and the Round Lake Theater and library activities. A town board may pass a local law on freebie advertising and a development hearing is set for June 23 at Change School on Round Lake Road regarding Luther Forest housing.
Hoosick Falls residents heard A Walk with Nature as the lecturer program theme at the Hoosick Grange meeting. Mable Hewitt led opening thoughts and quizzes on Trees and Famous Cities while discussing homemade soap. Slides by N Clifford Cottrell illustrated familiar scenes.
The 04th Hoosick Falls High School alumni banquet is set for Saturday at the Country Den Restaurant Raymertown. James Miner will MC the dinner with 6:30 cocktail hour and 7:30 dinner. 50, 23, 10 year classes and the class of 1977 receive special recognition. dancing follows. Additionally pool tickets go on sale at a local bank. graduates Phyllis Robinson and Celia Niles recent degree recipients. a band concert marks Hoosick Falls 150th anniversary on August 6 in the park.
Summer aerobic dancing classes will run in Clifton Park from July 11 to August 19 led by Mrs. Donald Lawton. Sessions start at 9 30 a m and require pre registration. The program founded by Jacki Sorensen emphasizes simple dance based cardio with routines to Charleston cha cha rock and more and has grown nationwide with thousands of participants and instructors.
June 22 and 23 mark the last two days of school for kindergartners through ninth graders with half days. High school release varies with Regents exams June 17 to 23. Middle schools dismiss at noon, cafeteria meals end June 2, and vacation ends with September 7 opening. In Rensselaer, a car at 1410 Second St had a left rear tire slashed at 9 15 p m Friday. tire valued at 25 dollars.
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