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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1977
Page
2
Police report a series of paint vandalism incidents in Mechanicville. Spray painting targeted Price Chopper gas station windows, a vehicle on William Street, Con's Tailor Shop and its delivery truck, the Katzenbach and Warren Building, and the old Kozell Building. No arrests were made.
Construction of the Central Fire Station on North Central Avenue remains on schedule as architect Garry Kearns of Troy notes. the project cost is about 305000 dollars and will consolidate three aging city stations into one new building. General contractor Louis Bianchi plans sewer and water line connections this week and negotiates a sidewalk cost of 5400 dollars with the Urban Renewal Agency. The project aims for completion in February.
Mechanicville High School Class of 1942 donated money to the Ahearn Rescue Squad in memory of deceased classmates, per Bet ty Tripp. One person injured in a two car crash at Broadway and North Third Avenue. Jamie Trent treated at Leonard Hospital for head pains. Urban Renewal Agency and City Council meeting set for 7 p.m. Wednesday. Catholic Daughters host card party and fashion show on Oct 17 at Assumption St Paul School hall.
Rev. Fragomeni leads sessions Mondays after 7 p.m. mass in Room 3 of Assumption Hall on Oct 17 24 31 and Nov 7 with public attendance invited.
Mayor Donald Bogardus said a public hearing will be held before any decision on suspending the Hoosick Falls firehouse dispatcher. A committee studies feasibility while a Oct 20 meeting with industry reps reviews fire alarm connections. Meanwhile part time staff and volunteers run dispatcher duties.
Bids opened tonight for repairing cars trucks and heavy equipment with the village to supply darts. Meeting agenda includes extending mayor and trustees terms from two to four years and supporting a bill for county collection of delinquent village taxes proposed by Restino and Wittman.
Prospect School in North Bennington Vermont has been awarded a 23069 grant by The Rockefeller Brothers Fund to conduct in depth studies of three children and to assemble extensive collections of their work An archive will document the art and writings to aid teachers and professionals in studying child development The school calls the archive a unique contribution to understanding growth of expression and learning
A four session devotion series on devotion to the Eucharist will be presented at Assump. The program invites parishioners to deepen reverence through guided prayer and reflection in a neighborhood church setting.
Clifton Park mall manager John MacDonald proposes a major expansion between the current building and Clifton Park Center Road to add 30 000 to 300 000 square feet. He says several new tenants are interested and the planning board will review the plan next on November 2.
Democratic candidate Gene T. Cook of Pruyn Hill clarified a Times Record story about town water plans. He aims to present tentative ideas on solutions this week and says he is not offering a complete solution. He criticizes past handling and will meet with a professional engineer to review alternatives.
Pastor of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Schenectady Rev. John DeCaprio will give a lecture tonight at 7 30 at St. Peter's Church in Stillwater. He is to discuss Catholic faith and community issues.
Stillwater United Church hosts a bread and pie sale this Sunday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fresh bread will be hot from church ovens throughout the day.
Shenendehowa elementary pupils participate in National Fire Prevention Week with Vischer Ferry Fire Department volunteers. First and third graders attend today sessions on prevention while Friday fifth and sixth graders learn home inspection escape planning and fire causes. Lt. David Bowman coordinates the program noting firefighters volunteer from their jobs.
The Clifton Park town board holds an 8 p.m. meeting preceded by a public hearing on the New Channels cable franchise. The hearing covers installation and service rates for low-density areas as the board also considers replacing planning board attorney David Reibiel with Kevin Dailey.
Speigletown District Volunteer Fire Co plans an open house Saturday to show equipment and facilities. Demonstrations on extinguisher use run all day as Fire Prevention Week observance. Chief Frank Fiaschetti and President James LaPosta announce games posters prizes and refreshments for attendees.
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