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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1977
Page
2
Residents wake to heavy snowfall and uncleared streets. Highway Superintendent Earl Stevens says 1958 Walters plow and a pickup lack adequate gear, blaming the town board for delays in funding after a garage fire last April. He warns a school bus accident could force action. Local supervisor Shirley Snyder defends budget talks.
Hoosac School in Hoosick Falls will stage Clifford Odets Waiting for Lefty on Nov 18 and 19 at 8 pm in Memorial Hall. Director Karl Nielsen, new English department chair, leads the production with a background in drama from Oberlin and Albany. Public invited, no admission charge.
Ten New York State Grange Talent and Royalty winners will travel to Greensboro North Carolina for the 15th National Grange Session from November 14 to 22. Mr and Mrs Morris Halladay accompany them to present resolutions from the Watertown State Grange Session. Halladay joins the Agriculture Committee and Mrs Halladay serves on Health and Education.
Raymond Chapter RAM hoosick Falls honored four members with 50 year pins totaling 216 years of service. George Roberson 59 years Elwin S Bentley 52 years E Merritt Ashworth 51 years L Marsh Wiley 82 years received by mail. Ceremony guests included RAM officials and local Masons.
Mechanicville High School schedules an open house Thursday at 7 30 pm for parents and guests. Theme is working together for education with a band rehearsal and chorus rehearsal followed by classroom demonstrations, as Principal William Raven notes it as a key annual opportunity.
Hoosick Falls residents can shop at a holiday bazaar sponsored by All Saints Guild on November 19 from 10 am to 4 pm at St. Mark's Parish Hall Main St. Homemade soup sandwiches pies crafts and baked ham supper are offered with tickets at the door or from church members.
Hoosick town board approves a preliminary 1978 budget of 400 444.70 and sends it to the county legislature within a week. The panel rejects any increase to the village fire contract, cites illegality, and raises the town assessor’s pay to 4 000 next year while paying Harold Cutler 1 000 before his retirement. The board also weighs unemployment insurance methods, grants DOT permission to erect crossing warning signs with 90 percent federal funding, and renews the youth commission contract.
Donors are reminded to drop off used sports equipment and toys for the November 19 sale sponsored by the Hoosick Valley Elementary School PTO. Drop off is 7 to 9 p.m. on November 17 and 18 at the Elementary School.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brunswick Lodge of Elks holds its regular monthly meeting on November 17 at 8 p.m. at the Country Den Raymertown. New members will be initiated and refreshments served. A prior gathering at Mrs. Constance Apple’s Pittstown home discussed plans for a Christmas party on December 15 at the Apple residence.
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