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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1977
Page
2
Halfmoon officials propose a general tax of about $12 per $1,000 of assessed value to cover $25,000 in attorney fees and $45,000 in engineering costs for a new water system. Public hearing set for Nov 10.
Mechanicville residents learn The Invasion a film about an Israel related Biblical invasion screens at Highway Tabernacle 90 River Road Mechanicville Sunday at 7 p m open to the public Also a 4 Memorial Mass for Diocese Bishop Hubbard is set Oct 75 at 11 a m at St Pius X Loudonville with reception at Sheraton Airport Inn Colonie Catholic Daughters invite Catholic women over 18 to join United Methodist Church schedules meetings and events for the coming week including choral society Wesleyan Guild Skye Farm trip and clergy gathering at St Pauls
Shenendehowa school board faces parent complaints over new bus routes with rides up to two hours. Parents blame cost cuts for longer trips and risks at stops. Union drivers seek longer hours. a compromise is pursued while a December referendum may fund more small buses.
Board of Education meeting hears praise for Mechanicville district's driver education program. Donald W. Marriott of the state Education Department writes that the program is on target and looks good after a recent review.
Clifton Park-Halfmoon Fire District hosts an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fire Hall on Fire Road honoring James Messina who donated two acres behind the building. The Messina Firematic Training Field will be dedicated at noon with refreshments after.
Stillwater Ambulance Fund appeals for donations to cover a $10 000 shortfall for new equipment. Residents are asked to mail checks to Stillwater Rescue Squad at Stillwater Post Office. The town lists upcoming events and schedule changes in connection with local activities and Religious Education classes.
Stillwater Carmel in Schenectady hosts a Rosary Society Banquet at the Corner House Restaurant on Oct 17 with Rev. Kenneth Doyle editor of the Evangelist as guest speaker. A Novena Mass in honor of St Jude is scheduled for Oct 18.
The MECHANICVILLE school board debated November 4 as a conference day for parent teacher meetings. Superintendent Anthony Cocozzo proposed separate plans for K to 6 and grades 7 to 12 with possible speaker events. Some teachers and principals warned of extra work while others supported joint faculty involvement.
The idea to convert the high school bookstore into a senior lounge was dropped after discussions among student council members faculty and administration. Principal William Raven said the bookstore could not be made to function without a display room and the business education department opposed the plan.
Mechanicville school board hears a letter from the Ewald Nyquist Award Committee asking for a donation toward an award in Nyquist name. Board members react with sharp criticism and a suggestion of sharply limited support as the president reads the correspondence.
At Wednesday’s school board meeting Paul Loatman criticized the limited adult courses offered by Mechanicville School District and urged expansion citing past larger programs. Superintendent Anthony Cocozzo said the district would survey offerings, costs, and teachers with potential Mechnaicville collaboration. Courses include sewing swimming equivalency typing judo cake decorating and woodworking. most non free, high school equivalency is free. Clifton Park library closes Monday for Columbus Day. hours resume Tuesday.
Citizens across Stillwater gear up for a major Victory Parade with floats costumes and community groups. Police and sheriff departments along with state police and fire police plan traffic control and detours while the Hoosick Valley Asphalt Co funds the reviewing stand at North Hudson Avenue. Local officials Elizabeth Abel and Dottie Robbins will attend on the stand with parade chairman Al Robbins. Food booths and a bake sale are planned with church lawn activities and residents urged to carpool or walk.
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