Waterford Volunteer Treasurer Plummer Re-elected
Kenneth J. Plummer, longtime Waterford Rescue Squad member, is reelected treasurer of the New York State Volunteer Ambulance and First Aid Association. He serves as Waterford town official and holds multiple local and state roles, living at 12 State St. with wife Mona and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth J. Plummer
Waterford Rescue Squad, Inc
New York
Waterford Youth Council
State Volunteer Ambulance and First Aid Association
Knights of Columbus
Waterford Council
St. Mary’s Church
Plummer
New York State
Saratoga County Magistrates Association
CYO Unit Elects New Officials
John O'Connor was elected president of St. Mary's High School CYO at an organizational meeting in the parish hall. New officers include Barbara Bills as vice president Christine Dumas as treasurer Jupry Breault as secretary and Ronald Cicchinelli as moderator. The group meets at 8 p.m. to plan a car wash dance and hay ride with bake sales set for Saturday and Sunday in St. Mary's School foyer after Masses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’connor
St. Mary’s High School
CYO
Barbara Bills
Christine Dumas
Jupry Breault
Ronald Cicchinelli
St. Mary’s School
Harvest Moon Dance Saturday Night At St Marys Hall
A harvest moon dance sponsored by St Marys Fraternal Association will be held in the parish hall Saturday from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Music by Lewis Harley and a buffet supper at 11 p.m. Tickets available at Cuomo's Shoe Store or from Gerald Madden or the chairman Charles Chouiniere. Proceeds support the group's current fundraising project with returns due to Harvey Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Fraternal Association
Lewis Harley
Charles Chouiniere
Cuomo’s
Gerald Madden
Harvey Clark
Village Board Picks Halloween Officers
The Waterford Village Board appoints special officers for Halloween to assist the town police. Named are Fred Combs Ansel Rogers Henry Bariteau and Raymond Stanley with Joseph Geiger as safety representative for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Fred Combs
Ansel Rogers
Henry Bariteau
Raymond Stanley
Joseph Geiger
Coin Units Prepare for Eisenhower Dollar Slots
Dry cleaning machines with slots for the new Eisenhower dollar coins are in development, signaling preparations for the coin’s deployment in service environments.
Furlong Exhibits Photographs At Waterford Museum
Harold C. Furlong official photographer for the New York State Exhibit Service exhibits his award winning photographs at the Waterford Museum announced by George Wood president. Furlong traces a 35 year career from candid weddings to roles with the Air Corps and New York press. The pre-Colombian exhibit by Carl Erickson runs through November. Museum is at 2 Museum Lane Northside open Saturdays and Sundays 2 to 4 p.m. and by appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold C. Furlong
N.Y.S
Waterford Museum
George Wood
Furlong
Greenport
Brooklyn
Army Air Corps
Air Corps Institute of Technical Photography
N.Y.S. Museum and Science Service
Division of Museum Services
Photographic Laboratory
Wood
Carl Erickson
Museum Lane
Northside
Powers PTA outlines early November events at Powers School
Lansingburgh Powers PTA president Mrs. James C. Krege announced an Election Day bake sale a photograph session and Christmas Corner items and school sweatshirts on sale. The November 15 meeting in the library will feature Mrs. H Earl Fogarty as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers
Associaton
James C. Krege
John Walsh
PTA
H. Earl Fogarty
Powers School
Mildred M. Petrie
Local Social Roundup From Nortonville To Hoosick Falls
Regulars and guests visit family and friends across Nortonville Hoosick Falls and nearby towns. Names include Mrs H S Humphrey John Lewis Mr and Mrs Perc y Carpenter Leighton Holbritter Lena Kelger Harold Dooley Henry Requate and others with visits to Greenfield Langhorne Greenwich Colonie Guilderland and Troy areas. Several gatherings feature WSCS meeting attendance and weekend hospitality at multiple homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Samaritan Hospital
Percy Carpenter
Lena Kelger
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Arend
Costa Mesa
Calif
Henry Requate
Leighton E. Holbritter
Alta Brownell
Jean
Joan Boose
Harold Dooley
Lena Delarey
Robert Luskin Phillips
Pittstown
Greenfield
Mass
Richard Holbritter
Ronald Holbritter
Brian
Langhorn
Arthur Requate
Herman Hansen
Charles Verch
Guilderland
Philip Reed
Bruce Becker
Raymond Verch
Silas Reed
RPI Festival Of Religion Arts Opens On Campus
The ninth annual Rensselaer Festival of Religion and the Arts begins at the Newman Foundation Chapel and Cultural Center on the RPI campus. The arts and crafts fair runs Friday evening through Tuesday with craftspeople, a plant sale, flea market, puppet show, baked goods, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RPI
Rensselaer
Francis J. Kramer
Fair Cochairman
Wynantskill
Robert Ashdown
David A. Aikens
William J. Ryan
Mary Theresa
Margaret
Danny Coonradt
Cramer
Dan Szatkowski
Edward D. Gordon
Irene Glenkowski
Alfred S. Schongar
Roger Nelligan
Michael Halloran
Peter Gilbert
Robert J. Hildreth
Frederick M. O’hara
Newman Center
Air Pollution Hearing Set for Hudson Valley Area
Henry L. Diamond, commissioner of the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, announced the first public hearing on proposed strengthened air pollution rules. The session is at 2 p.m. and resume at 7:30 p.m. at 50 Wolf Rd Colonie, covering 11 Hudson Valley counties and focusing on higher air quality criteria and emergency regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Diamond
New York State Dept. of Environmental Conservation
New York State
Wolf Rd
Colonie
Hudson Valley
Albany
Columbia
Dutchess
Fulton, Greene
Montgomery
Orange
Putnam
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Schenectady
Schoharie
Ulster
Diamond
Local school seeks new football team after jersey thefts
Lyons Kansas school officials wonder if a resident plans to form a team after all high school football jerseys were stolen in a burglary at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyons
Kan
Upstate Planners Back $2.5 Billion Transportation Bond
Vincent J. Moore of the New York Upstate Chapter of the American Institute of Planners announces the chapter’s support for a $2.5 billion Transportation Bond Issue and a Community Development Amendment to the New York State Constitution. The group, including directors from Buffalo to the Capital District, sent statements to the governor, state agencies and newspapers. While backing the bond, planners express concerns about the bond fund’s current management. The chapter comprises 190 professional planners from state, regional and municipal agencies, universities and private firms in upstate New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent J. Moore
New York Upstate
The
American Institute of Planners
New York State
Buffalo
Rochester
Elmira
Corning
Binghamton
Syracuse
Utica
Transportation Bond Fund
Town Supervisor paid $6600 yearly plus travel costs
Citizens' Party announces Michael Harrigan as chairman urging support for a town supervisor earning 6600 dollars annually plus travel reimbursements at the raised mileage rate amid a part time role and board decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vote Wid
Citizens’ Party
Michael Harrigan
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Village Board
H.C. Furlong
Lansingburgh
Marie F. DeCelle
Cathal Kennedy
Marie R. Hammarstrom
Ruth E. Clark
Krege
Hoosick
Louie Snyder
Gladys Hawley
Glens Falls
Ellsworth Stevens
Mamie Hewitt
Clifford Cottrell
Boytonville
Perrin Cornell
West Hoosick
All Saints Church
Paul Cipperly
Fanny
Dorothy
Son Mathew
Watson White
Herman
Dee Dee Fowler
White
Dorothy Cameron
Yonkers
Grange Hall
Errett James
Charles W. Bitten
Easton
Agnes Stevens
Nortonville
H. S. Humphrey
Marjorie Roy
al Baker
Barbara Zuber
Colleen Bickman
Barbara Finch
Jennie Griffin
Eve Halloran
Francis Kennedy
Thailand
Holly Melillo
Brunhilde Miller
Ken Miller
Ann Mueler
Linda O’hara
Mary Pagano
Rev. Thomas Phelan
Bruce Ross
Rumpelstiltskin
Tiia Sahni
Ora Sperber
Peter C. Wagner
Alphonse Demps
Clinton Meneely
Judy Thiele
Powers Clinton
Thomas Bickman
Hiie
Vate
Upstate
Pennsylvania
Cortland Ave
Troy
Sycawick
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Troy Personalizing Service
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