Mechanicville Kids Back Pet Control At Albany Hearing
Mechanicville Middle School students join David De Marco and dog Broadway Joe at an Assembly hearing to back bills requiring humane animal education in schools and limiting animal populations. Pet licensing via tattoo proposed by Assemblyman Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Joe
David de Marco
Mechanicville
Joe
Assembly
Senate
Broadway
David DeMarco
Albany
Coinword Semifinalists Named For 1084 Puzzle
Coinword Puzzle No. 1084 selects 29 semifinalists who qualify by spotting five key words for a potential $2,350 jackpot. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday. The list includes Corina Bakaitis Hops J J Cahillick Falls Averill Park Robert Connor Valley Falls Bob Conway Troy Colleen Curran Troy E Coin Troy Ui Douglas Sr Troy L Ford Troy Larry Glogowski Waterford Henry Grimaldi Albi Stan Grygatis Troy Loretta Hotz Water Tim Hill Troy Jane Holdridge Troy Mrs J A LaFrenier Troy Earl Lansing Troy Anne LaVallee Cohoes M M Macken Troy M Mulholland Troy Don Nash Watervliet Mrs R O Mara Troy Kathleen T Peluso Mechanicville Miss Alice A Post Stillwater Mrs Hazel Ray Watervliet Ruth Reed Troy Sue Sawyer Cohoes E E Ward Troy M B Whiting Troy K T Zalucki Troy.
Legal Aid Advice on Bankruptcy for Co-Signed Debts
A reader questions bankruptcy options for two co-signed notes totaling 2 000 to 3 000 with interest. A City Court judge advises contacting Legal Aid in Schenectady Albany or Cohoes for facts on filing. Filing requires listing all debts and may affect credit for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenectady
Albany
Cohoes
Frank Sherry Floors Then and Now
Readers seek sources for Frank Sherry floor polish, once sold at Grand Union, with a Brooklyn Twin City Shellac Co address on bottle. They ask where to obtain it, noting mail returns as insufficient address, and commend the product’s polish and longevity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grand Union
Twin City Shellac Co
Brooklyn
N.Y
Contacting collectors for 1940s 78s and 45s from Hoosick Falls
Mrs J L M asked about finding collectors for original records from the forties and fifties. Walter F Tanski of Troy has been referred, with others possible. The Times Record music column I Get Around stopped after Lee Rogers left the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Record
Troy
N.Y
Q. L
J.L.M
Hoosick Falls
P.S
Lee Rogers
Shenendehowa adopts facility use fee schedule
The Shenendehowa School Board approved a sliding scale fee plan for outside groups to use school facilities starting April 1. Classrooms will cost 1 to 20 dollars, gyms 3 to 100 dollars, and auditoriums 7 to 150 dollars, with youth educational civic groups paying minimum fees and commercial groups paying maximum fees. Regular users like PTA groups may negotiate fees.
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Clifton Park
Shenendehowa
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Commission
Drums and Bugle Corps Bring Spring Show to Troy Hall
Six drum and bugle corps from several eastern states perform a First Thing in Spring program at Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America Hall in Troy. Avant Garde hosts with Pembroke Imperials, St Andrews Bridgemen, Saints of New Jersey, Boston Crusaders and Beverly Cardinals also competing in indoor percussion and brass. Avant Garde heads to Holyoke for St Patrick's Day parade, while district launches new school facility reservation rules and tennis court fees.
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Amalgamated Clothing Workers of ‘America
River St
Troy
Capital District
Pembroke Imperials
St. Andrews Bridgemen
Saints of New Jersey
Boston Cusaders
Beverly Cardinals
Holyoke
Mass
New England
Mechanicville Middle School trip to Washington DC
Mechanicville Middle School will take 78 students and several parents to Washington DC for a weekend tour. They will visit the Bureau of Printing and Engraving Ford Theater the Supreme Court and other memorials before touring the White House Capitol Arlington National Cemetery and the Kennedy Center. The trip includes a roller skating party souvenir shopping and a Smithsonian visit with a return expected about 9 PM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville —Sa
Mechanicville Middle School
Craig Doherty
Washington
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Ford Theater
Abraham Lincoln
Supreme Court
White House
The
Capitol Building
Arlington National, Cemetery
Kennedy Performing Arts Center
Fio
Bella Vista
Smithsonian Institute Mall
Smithsonian
Mechanicville
Halfmoon troop inducts four Eagle Scouts
Halfmoon Troop 36 held a Court of Honor inducting four Eagle Scouts Stanley Pingelski Steven Pingelski Mark Bold and Harold Stata Jr The ceremony featured awards by Scoutmaster Walter Polak and guest speakers Jerry Rock and Meredith VanDerwerken Each scout completed distinct service projects at local sites and holds multiple merit badges
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halfmoon
Troop
Cubs
Arrow of Light
Order of the Arrow
Walter Polak
Meredith VanDerwerken
Jerry Rock
Halfmoon Fire Department
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Pet Control
Sheila O. Silverman
State
Veterinary Association
Silverman
Daniel Walsh
de Marco
David
Corina Bakaitis
J.J. and
A.C. Cahill
Ick Falls
Averill Park
Robert Connor
Valley Falls
Bob Conway, Troy
Colleen Curran
E. Coin
Larry Glogowski
Waterford
Henry Grimaldi
Albi
Stan Grygatis
Troy Loretta Hotz
Water
Tim Hill
Jane Holdridge
J.A. LaFrenier
Earl Lansing
Anne LaVallee
M.M. Macken
M. Mulholland
Don Nash
Watervliet
Kathleen T. Peluso
Alice A. Post
Stillwater
Hazel Ray
Ruth Reed
Sue Sawyer
E.e.ward
Troy M.B. Whiting
K.T. Zalucki
Saratoga
Frank Sherry
E.J
J.M
Loudonville
Bennington
K.C.C. — Valley Falls
Julia Sica Box
Troy, N.Y
Walter F. Tanski
Saratoga County
Ry Giota Deliberta
Drums and Bugle Corps
Avant Garde
Mummer’s
Philadelphia
Ject
Frank Hogan
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Eagle
Stanley M. and
Steven M Pingelski
Steve and
Shirley Pingelski
Mark A. Bold
Jim and
Shirley Bold
Harold L. Stata JR
Harold and
Patricia Stata
Stanley
Shenendehowa Middle School
Cary Road
Leadership Corps
Steven
Shenendehowa High School
Pack
Den
Mark
Brookwood Road
Cubbing
Troop 36
Harold
Keith Loomis
Stanley M. Pingelski
Steven M. Pingelski
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