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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1976
Page
2
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The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Salem on March 23 at the MacKenzie Chapel on West Broadway from 1 to 6 p.m. Eligible donors are ages 17 to 65 in good health, weighing at least 110 pounds, who have not had malaria hepatitis or jaundice and who have not donated blood in the last eight weeks.
Last day to pay town county and state taxes is March 31 at the Town Clerk's Office 59 Classic St. After April 1 taxes are payable in Troy. Town reports 550 of 780 dogs licensed. fines for unlicensed pets. Rescue Squad receives 130 for a new vehicle. Fire whistle incident at 8:55 am blamed on a slip. 4-H club notes cows county demonstrations. Women’s Republican Club plans April 24 VFW Hall event with Pete Roberto orchestra. tickets limited.
Hoosick Falls hosts a community bicentennial fireworks event. A Community Center meeting is set for April 20 at 8 p.m. The public may attend to discuss plans and activities.
The Argyle town board held its March meeting with all members present. A vacancy exists on the Town Board of Review and interested parties should contact the supervisor or town clerk. The 11.6 percent 1976 town equalization rate was noted, and reports from the Library and Audit and Control for 1973 and 1974 were filed with the town clerk.
Mrs. Watte Petteys, longtime Easton resident and widow of Charles Petteys, marked her 98th birthday March 16 at Mary McClellan Hospital Skilled Nursing Facility where she is a patient. She enjoys word games and bingo, recalls Civil War-era family history, and is described as active and alert among fellow residents. OES Meeting to be Held notes Cambridge Valley Chapter OES meets March 24 at the Masonic Temple with star degree for a candidates class. Master Mason Night moved to April 14 with additional entertainment.
Petersburg selects Eleanor Witbeck Edna Barnhart as vice president Barbara Snyder Zwinge financial secretary Carol Hayes treasurer Allan Sargeant at arms Fred Witbeck Eugene Collier Fred Humphrey Dulcena Jacobs Jane Moor as board members Walt Zwinge squad captain David Witbeck lieutenant Mike Burgen civic council representative Also notes EMT classes finish by March end and ambulance crew training to begin in April Next meeting set for 7:30 p m at Methodist Church Hall.
Greenwich village firefighters battled a chimney blaze at 6 Mill Street Sunday night. The Greenwich Fire Department arrived at 9 20 p m and prevented substantial damage to the two family residence owned by Charles Simon and occupied by the Sanders and Biggie families.
Johnsonville resident George S. Kausman drove off Route 2 in North Hoosick and struck a power pole off the highway. He was charged with speed too fast for conditions by State Police patrolman William McGrevy.
In a weekend Albany State University Telethon, Vinny Reda and Richard Reisman auditioned and performed two songs in a 24 hour student run event. The telethon benefits developmentally and emotionally challenged children at Wildwood School as funds support reentry into society. The duo faced nerves and mishaps yet delivered a heartfelt reveal amid a lively crowd and a nonprofessional stage setup.
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