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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1977
Page
6
Mechanicville high school uses a computer system to match eighth graders talents and interests with careers and colleges. Guidance counselors Leo Murphy and Bill Hughes describe how tests, surveys, and college data guide seniors and juniors, with ongoing support from teachers and outside agencies.
The Spa Speakers Club in Clifton Park, a Toastmasters International division, was chartered at a recent meeting. Robert LaPointe, lieutenant governor for District 33, presented the charter to Arm on Irwin. District 52 education lieutenant Marc Ruggieri and divisional lieutenant William Fitzgerald attended the Roma Restaurant dinner.
School Superintendent Anthony Cocozzo confirms progress on demolishing School One on Main Street after a October 21 meeting with Mayor Fascia and city council members. The board, maintaining its stance, did not rescind the decision amid interest in using the lot for elderly housing only if the adjacent playground land is included. Work continues with utilities removed as officials weigh sale versus removal.
The Welcome Wagon Club of Clifton Park will hold its fourth annual country auction at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Koda Junior High School cafeteria. Items donated by members will fund Kid Proceeds for the club’s charity fund and a brief business session will decide this year’s supported charity.
Jonesville residents launch an intensive hunt for a missing hunting dog reported by Bill Paquette of Hatley Road. The light bodied pointer with a brown head and two brown spots vanished on October 30 near Halfmoon and Upper Newtown Road. Paquette advertises locally and plans a weekend search with a Rutland man and a tracking dog to determine if the dog was shot.
The Stillwater town board will adopt its budget at a Thursday 7 p.m. meeting at town hall. A 7:30 p.m. informal gathering follows for District 5 Willow Glen with residents invited to discuss ideas and town issues with board members. Present will be Superintendent of Highways Arthur Patterson and Town Clerk Joan Ronda, plus newly elected councilman Gerald Brewster.
Carol Roy resigned as Parks and Recreation Commission chairperson after a harsh letter criticizing the town board for inaction on land purchases park improvements and funding. Ken Lockwood may also resign leaving the commission with three of seven members and vacancies from earlier resignations.
Mechanicville Assumption St Paul’s Parish forms a local Right to Life chapter affiliated with Saratoga County. For information contact the parish office or Jim and Bern Whiting.
Mechanville parish announces weekly Monday suppers starting Nov 28 before Christmas. Menu mirrors a poor family's cheap meal with meatless options of bread and pasta or stew. Donations accepted after meals go to the needy.
Mechanicville High School students joined a 400 voice chorus at a Hartwick College festival in Oneonta. The eight vocalists were Sharon Satterlee Patty Wixstead Eileen Russell Loretta Knapp David Satterlee Michael Mitchell Nick Luciano and Richard Sherman. Instrumentalists in the Select wind ensemble included Darcy Dyer Mary Beth Raven Vesta Powers and Kevin Pepe.
Principal reports a large plate glass door at the south entrance shattered by a rock around 9 05 p.m. Sister Margarette and another person heard a crash and later found the 90 by 36 inch door valued at 200 dollars broken.
The Saratoga County Office for the Aging will hold its annual public hearing December 6 at 7 p.m. in the county Board of Supervisors chambers. Sue Baird will present the agency's activities expenses and plans followed by a question session. The public is invited.
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