Shenendehowa Extends Deadline for School Supplies Bills
Shenendehowa district votes to push payment deadline to Jan 15 hoping to prompt the 17 percent of parents who have not paid about 20 000 dollars of bills. District has collected 93 612 dollars from 83 percent of families. 7000 plus spent on mailing. third billing planned.
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Michael Giaquinto
Giaquinto
Roger named to Shenendehowa School Board in Clifton Park
Edwin Rodger, a ten year Halfmoon resident and Department of Public Service planner, was appointed to the Shenendehowa School Board at a Clifton Park meeting during American Education Week. He succeeds Fred Bond with a term ending after the June election and announced a plan to give parents a third chance to pay school supplies bills before court action. He serves on the Shenendehowa Communications Committee and superintendent's Advisory and Information Committees.
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Edwin Rodger
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Fred’ Bond
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Readers' Q and A on Social Security and consumer help
The column answers a reader about Social Security benefits for a child adopted by a second husband and confirms continued payments. It also notes a reader’s warranty frustration with a clock radio, discusses press help limits, locates a religious bookstore, and invites readers to request career, collector, or ad work contacts, with a personal note from Carol Bizzarro.
Schuylerville Board seeks 3.3 million federal education grant
At its November meeting the Schuyterville Board of Education authorized applying for a 3 325 000 grant under Title I of the Public Works Employment Act of 1976 to add 53 000 square feet to the junior senior high. The district plans a 900 pupil high school by 1983 85 with a 700 capacity building now housing 795. If funded, total project cost is covered by federal funds with about 15 000 local interest costs over two years. Construction must start within 90 days and finish within two years if approved by voters at a Jan 11 meeting. The board also approved maternity and personal leaves and other routine business.
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Schuylerville
Schuyterville Board of Education
The
Economic Development Administration
Thanksgiving rite scheduled for Sunday at Highway Tabernacle MECHANICVILLE
Pre Thanksgiving services at Highway Tabernacle 90 River Road Mechanicville begin Sunday at 7 p.m. as part of the World Prayer meeting by Revivaltime. Thanksgiving eve highlight features the film A Gospel Road starring June Cash as Mary Magdalene, with special music choosing place and time.
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Highway Tabernacle
River Road
Revivaltime
Assemblies of God
Johnny
June Cash
Mary Magdelene
the Tabernacle
Colonie Chamber Names Ratzel Master of Ceremonies
C John Ratzel of a local decorating firm was chosen as master of ceremonies for the 17th annual Colonie Chamber dinner. The event starts at 6 30 p m with cocktail hour dinner and dancing at the Holiday Inn on Central Avenue Colonie.
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C. John Ratzel
Greater Colonie
Stillwater Leaf Pick-Up and Community Events Mix
The Stillwater public works chief announces leaf removal begins Monday with curbside bagged leaves only. A Babe Ruth Association election is scheduled Sunday at 7 30 p.m. at the Stillwater Rescue Squad Building. Community drives include teen gift donations due by Nov 28 and a Thanksgiving Eve ecumenical service at United Church at 7 p.m. There is a story hour at the Stillwater Free Library and an Advent program at Stillwater United Church on Nov 28. Box tops for school fitness equipment are requested.
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Rocco Calicchia
Dept. of Pubic Works
Stillwater
Calicchia
Babe Ruth Association
United Church
Raymond Gadoua
Circle 1
Joseph E. Anselment
St. Peter's Church
Stillwater United Church
Fellowship Hall
Susan Moose
Christian Education
Barbara Raymond
Stillwater Home School Association
Palmer Street
Stillwater Budget Sees Over Ten Thousand Dollar Tax Hike
Stillwater voters face a 1977 town budget totaling 544 437 with taxes rising to 298 071 from the prior year. Supervisor Andrew Mohan cites fire department decisions and state controls for the increase while noting gains in several districts and a general fund dip offset by a 36 876 federal revenue sharing grant. Police staffing will rise by one officer without higher taxes.
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Stillwater
Andrew Mohan
General Fund
Colonie Woman Shapes Superblock Campaign From Home
Pat Wertman a 46 year old mother of two leads the Superblocksters in Colonie to influence land use on the 1089 acre Superblock near Wolf and Albany Shaker Roads. She mobilized neighbors, gathered data on traffic and demographics, and presented an alternative plan combining a park and a pool with commercial space. Wertman, daughter of Albany political figures, sought to push planners toward a view of balanced development while staying active in local politics.
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