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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1977
Page
6
A karate demonstration led by Dennis Moffre with a 15 year old Mechanicville green belt, John Thompson, is planned at the Civic Center today at 3 30 p m. Seventh grade and older boys are invited to attend.
Rev. Patrick James Donadio, appointed Assemblies of God home missionary, will speak at Highway Tabernacle 90 River Road Mechanicville Sunday at 9 30 a m. He served 11 years as a missionary in Alaska and pastored north of the Arctic Circle among the Athabascan village. Slides will be shown at 9 30 a m and the talk begins 10 30 a m. Public invited.
An FCC administrative law judge denied WWLE Cornwall-on-Hudson New York a license renewal for misrepresenting facts to the commission. The same judge granted WMVI Mechanicville New York renewal, finding no public interest conflict as former WWLE managers now operate WMVI. WMVI, off air since 1975, could return at 1000 watts without interference from WWLE.
The Saratoga County Republican Committee outlines a two week schedule with rallies in Stillwater Malta Mechanicville Clifton Park and Waterford. Events include a 6 30 p m Stillwater rally at Panza s Restaurant a Koffee Klatch at Malta Mall and a Peter Purcell Post rally in Mechanicville with Edison Club in Clifton Park and a Hoppla rally in Waterford.
The Commercial Hotel team finishes its inaugural Mechanicville Softball League season with a 14 win 2 loss record. Pitcher Val Serbalik aged 60 started all games along with teammates Mike Lilac Dan Pickett Tom Salvadore Jerry Delarey Anthony Covatta Joe Masterson Ted Masterson Danny Cimino Tommy Thompson and Tom McAvoy as manager. Five teams competed in the league. In Mechanicville two teachers were appointed to the School District: Lisa Ann Holland elementary teaching and Dan Russom secondary social studies. Rose Soroka was named cleaner.
The Mechanicville School Board grants city residents access to the Middle School gym on Tuesday or Wednesday nights this winter for volleyball meets. The request was brought by Anne Messore, the city public safety commissioner.
Democratic-Liberal candidate Dr. Paul Grattan calls a formal study on merging Waterford town and village a priority issue citing tax money services and aid. Republican Town Supervisor J Richard Breen proposed state action but did not proceed. Citizens Party opposes consolidation without study. Grattan says the answer remains unknown.
Incum bent Supervisor J Richard Breen told GOP campaign workers that Waterford is in better financial shape with no tax increase expected next year He credited budgetary reforms such as double entry bookkeeping and tighter spending controls for fiscal solvency amid a three way reelection bid
About 40 Mechanicville School District teachers attended a school board meeting to press for progress in ongoing contract negotiations. Tenth grade social studies teacher and union president Gary DiLallo outlined concerns about negotiating team preparation and contract status, with PERB factfinders involved since February and a Monday negotiating session planned.
Mechanicville superintendent Cocozzo moves to tear down School One after removing heat valves and contacting public works and phone firms to sever services. Berlin retiree Russell Gossop honored after 26 years teaching at Central School District. Tax collection stands at 1,089,200.77 dollars, similar to last year.
Dudley Dusty Bahlman becomes The Times Record new Hoosick Falls reporter at 59 Church Street. He covers northern Rensselaer County and southern Washington County, returning to New York after studying at New England College and Lake Forest College. He previously lived in Williamstown, Massachusetts.
Hoosick Falls public works chief John Cuddihy released the leaf collection timetable for the four village wards. Fourth Ward Monday October 24. Third Ward Tuesday. Second Ward Wednesday. First Ward Thursday. Also, the Hoosick Falls American Legion Post urges safety for Halloween for children crossing streets and choosing reflective costumes.
Hoosick Falls Central School District weighs buying private telephone equipment to save 37 dollars monthly. Executone representative Walter Ogden pitched the idea. the board will negotiate with New York Telephone and study service contracts before proceeding. The district also approved refunds for overassessed taxes and noted foster-child tuition rules. No school Nov. 10 for a superintendent meeting. parent teacher conferences set for Nov. 9 and 10.
The South Cambridge United Methodist Church will host its annual turkey supper at the Buskirk Fire Hall on October 29. Servings start at 4 30 p.m. and continue until finished. Tickets are available at the door or from church members. Women are reminded to bring bazaar items. All are welcome.
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