Old High School Demolition Awarded To Burgess Bros Inc
Five bids were received for demolishing the new section of the old Waller A Wood High School building. Burgess Bros Inc of Bennington VT won with a 6500 dollar bid and must finish by April 1. The site will be turned to the Village of Hoosick Falls for one dollar to convert the building into apartments and restore it to the tax rolls. Other bids ranged from 6700 to 11900 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waller A. Wood
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central
Burgess Bros. Inc
Bennington, VI
Hoosick Falls
Archie Garrison & Sons Inc
Waterviiel
Globe Construction Co
Amsterdam
Jackson Tree Service
Schenectady
Becker Wrecking and Salvage Corp
Albany
Calvin Pedersen
Philip Leonard
Aptitude Tests And College Night At Local Schools
Four seniors in the Natl Honor Society and 48 juniors at Hoosick Falls Central School took the Preliminary SAT. Results and an interpretive booklet will be issued in December. College Night at Waterford Half Moon CSD is set for Oct. 26 with bus departures and campus tours for about 52 juniors and seniors, plus a Hoosick Falls senior visit to Hudson Valley CC for program information. The College Boards registration deadline for Hoosick Falls students is Oct. 26, and guidance offices offer forms for seniors exploring four or two year colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natinnal Honor Society
Hoosick Falls Central School
William S. Folgett
Waterford Half Moon Central School
Walter ‘A. Wood
Hudson Valley Community College
Hoosick Falls
R. Michael Brewster
Plan For Supper At West Hoosier Baptist Church
The annual oyster supper starts today at 4 p.m. at the West Hoosier Baptist Church. The women of the church organize the event with Mrs. Gladys Knapp serving as ticket and general chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hoosier
Gladys Knapp
Vagabond Yearbook Wins First-Place Award
Hoosick Falls Central School's 1987 Vagabond yearbook earned a first place at the 28th annual Columbia Scholastic Press Association conference. Editors Helen Hayes and Deborah Harrison, now at Skidmore and Elmira colleges, contributed to the honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Central School
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
Helen Hayes
Skidmore College
Deborah Harrison
Elmira College
Scholastic Press Association of
Columbia University
T ’ Maurice Beaulieu
The
Vagabond
Richard Domine
Larry Rice
Martha Elliott
East Greenbush Campaign Dinner At Patroon Inn
East Greenbush Republican clubs host a campaign dinner at the Patroon Inn tonight at 6:30 p.m. Officers handle reservations. Guest speaker is Con G Cholakis, Rensselaer County Republican and candidate for district attorney. Attending local officials include Supervisor John S. Wall and councilmen Michael Colabelli Kenneth Orvis, Mrs William Holbein, town clerk Mrs Lawrence Ochs, tax collector Mrs John Elliot, and highway superintendent John J Donnelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Patroon
Rensselaer County
Con G. Cholakis
John S. Wall
Michael J. Colabelli
Kenneth Orvis
William Holbein
Lawrence Ochs
John Elliot
John J. Donnelly
Eagle Bridge Community Notices and Visits
Recent guests included Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Curley of Latham and Mrs. Julius Farara of New York City along with Mrs. Robert Shea and Mrs. Gerald Swartz of Hoosick Falls. Mrs. Charles Cone remains hospitalized at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. WSCS met at Mrs. Edo Dann’s and will meet in November hosted by Mrs. Raymond Kilburn. A rummage and food sale at Eagle Bridge Methodist Church runs today 4 PM to 8 30 PM and tomorrow 10 AM to 4 PM. Airman J C Moses and Mrs. Moses left for Sewart AFB Tennessee after three weeks with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher Curley
Latham
Julius Farrara
New York City
Robert Shea
Gerald Swartz
Hoosick Falls
Anthony Farrara
Charles Cone
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
WSCS
Edo Dann
Raymond Kilburn
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
J.C
Paul Moses
Sewart Afb
Tenn
Gerald Moses
OES Chapter to Honor Raymond Calhoun in Hoosick Falls
Van Rensselaer Chapter OES of Hoosick Falls hosts a testimonial tonight for Raymond Calhoun new district deputy grand lecturer for the Second Albany Rensselaer Schenectady District. Ceremony follows turkey dinner at 6 30 p m at First United Church near Masonic Temple with honors conferred around 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Rensselaer
OES
Hoosick Falls
Raymond
Calhoun
New York
Order of the Eastern Star
Albany, Rensselaer
Schenectady
New York City
Lawrence Olsen
Carolyn H. Thomas
Sarah Whitmap
First United Church
Presbyterian
Masonic Temple
Temple
Roberta Robillard
Palestine
Troy
New District
Olesen i
Bid submitted for Cobleskill administration building
Submit Bid Sweet Associates Inc of Schenectady submitted the apparent low bid of 935000 to the State University Construction Fund for the administration building at the State University Agricultural and Technical College Cob leskill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Associates Inc
Schenectady
The
State University Construction Fund
State University Agricultural and Technical College
Cobleskill
Republican candidate greets voters on Seventh District porch
Nate Werlin the Republican candidate for city council from the Seventh District meets John J. Purcell Democratic county chairman in a Rochester area neighborhood campaign stop. Werlin discusses visiting every home and the possibility of splitting votes as he campaigns against Democrat James A. Lombard. Senators Brydges and Duryea oppose the proposed constitutional convention endorsed by Gov Rockefeller. Monroe County executive Gordon Howe also endorses the convention. The piece notes bipartisan views on education and welfare funding despite the constitution debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nate Werlin
Seinen Fai
Senate
Earl W.brydges
Albany
Sen. Brydges
Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Duryea
Sen
Brydges
Gov. Rockefeller
Gordon Howe
Monroe County
Howe
Rochester
Two Area Men Elected To VITA Board
Albert Hartheimer of Hartheimer Associates Albany and Harold C. Martin of Union College Schenectady were elected to the Board of Directors of Volunteers for International Technical Assistance VITA. Theodore D Lockwood announced VITA a private international postal Peace Corps head and dean of Union College faculty, VITA has 4400 volunteer consultants in 50 countries providing technical help to developing areas in Africa Asia and Latin America since 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hartheimer
Hart
Keith Gienman
Heimer Associates
Albany
Associated Universities, Inc
Harold C. Martin
Washington, D.C
Eugene
Union College
Schenectady
W. Kettering
Dayton
Ohio
Volunteers Forj
International
Theodore D. Lockance
United States
Africa
Asia
Latin America
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