Mayor Recommends Salary Cuts for Village Leaders
Hoosick Falls Mayor Richard A. Severson urged drastic cuts to the mayor and trustees salaries to fund a full time administrative assistant. He proposed reducing the mayor’s pay to 400 dollars and trimming trustees from six to four at 200 dollars yearly, with 6,800 dollars for a management assistant. A consultant study may be funded with state and federal help and a village town consolidation review was discussed.
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Richard A. Severson
Hoosick Falls
Sage Board
Nee
Cub Pack 64 Sets Sunday Meeting for Parents
Cub Pack 64 will hold a Sunday 6 p.m. meeting in the Parish Hall of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Parents of cubs especially new ones are urged to attend to learn cub scouting advantages and parental responsibilities. Six den mother positions lack mothers. officials urge more help to avoid disappointing the youngsters.
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Church of the Immaculate Conception
Former Pastor Set To Preach At Hoosick Falls Church
Lawrence A. Wheaton will be guest minister at the 11 a.m. service at First Baptist Church in Hoosick Falls. Wheaton led the church from 1925 to 1931 and remains active, teaching the Philathea Class and serving on the board of trustees. Reverend Joan Elliott, pastor, is away at Alderson-Broaddus College in Philippi West Virginia with connections to former college president Reverend John W. Elliott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Hoosick Falls
Wheaton
Hoosicck Falls
Joan Y. Ellott
Alderson - Broaddus College
Philippi
W.va
Me. Eiliott
John Ww. Tiliott
Elliott
Lay Sunday Set for Churches at Eagle Bridge
Laymen's Sunday will be observed at the rotating service of the Methodist Churches of Eagle Bridge North Hoo and South Cambridge on Sunday at 10 30 a m at the Eagle Bridge church Harold W Haner Eagle Speaker Other parts of the service will be scripture by Kenneth Gifford and responsive reading by Mrs Richard Og Avie Each of the three churches will have separate Sunday School sessions at 9 a m
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Eagle Bridge
North Hoo
South Cambridge
Harold W. Haner
Eagle
Kenneth ©. Gifford
Richard Og‘Avie
St Marys Academy Students to Hold Paper Drive
Hoosick Falls students at St Marys Academy continue a waste paper drive started last Saturday. Those needing papers picked up may contact Larry Vosh or Patti Crucetti.
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St. Mary's Academy
Hoosick Falls
Larry Vosh
Patti Crucetti
Obituary for Miss Mary E Guber and Walter Gates
Funeral notices from Hoosick Falls outline services for Miss Mary E. Guber 75 sister of Raymond N Guber of Hoosick Falls held at Metherney Funeral Home and St Patrick’s Cambridge with burial rites. Walter Gates retired Boston Maine Railroad maintenance foreman funeral held at Robson Home for Funerals Hoosick Falls with interment Maple Grove Cemetery. Nephews listed as mourners in the Gates notice.
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Gates
Walter Gates
Hoosick Falls
Boston & Maine Railroad
Robson
Clarence Barrows
Jehovah Witness Church
Bennington
Maple Grove
Charles Gates Jr
David Gates Jr
Floyd Gates
Nicholas Pugliese
James Parker
Sylvester Close
Hoosick Falls Fire Dept Banquet to Feature William Dougherty
William H. Dougherty of Troy and Rensselaer County fire coordinator will speak at the Hoosick Falls Village Volunteer Fire Department annual banquet tonight. Social hour is 6 to 7 p.m. at the firehouse, followed by a roast beef dinner directed by Mrs. Francis Guber. Dougherty will also show a fireman film.
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William H. Dougherty
Troy
Rensselacy
Hoosick Falls
Francis Guber
Dougherty
Mr. Wright
George Breigle
Arthur Clow
Madison Avenue
Albany
William Champagne
Middle Road
East Greenbush
Harry Smith
Nassau
John Varling
Washington Avenue
Grange
Ralph Griswold
Griswold
West Sand Lake
Hoosick Rescue Squad Transported Two McClellan Patients
Joseph Shaw of 40 River Street Hoosick Falls and Raymond Kilburn of Buskirk were treated at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge after being taken there by the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad.
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McClellan
Joseph Shaw
River St
Hoosick Falls
Raymond Kilburn
Buskirk
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Town of
Boy Back Home From Boston Hospital After Fall Injury
Ten year old Joseph Fabiano son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fabiano of 11 Munsel Street returned home from Children’s Hospital Boston Mass after injuries from a fall from a lee
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Joseph Fabiano
Charles, Fabiano
Munsel
Lee
Children's Hospital
Boston
Mass
Grange Card Party Heads Hoosick Grange Event
Mr. and Mrs. Everett James are chairmen for a Hoosick Grange card party to be held tonight at 8 p.m. in the grange hall Hoosick. The event is sponsored by Hoosick Grange and invites community members to attend.
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Grange
Everett James Jare
Hoosick Grange
Grange Hall
Hoosick
Holiday Inn Troy Earns Top 100 In International System
Holiday Inn of Troy named among the top 100 Inns in the 1 360 property international Holiday Inn system. The designation came at the IAHI conference in Memphis based on inspectors quarterly ratings. The Lake City Florida location won Inn of the Year with other awards for managers and staff.
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Holiday Inn of
Troy
International Association of Holiday Inns
Memphis
Lake City
Fla
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Hawaii
Kalamazoo
Mich
Holiday In
Holiday Inns, Inc
Tabner Named To State Bar Committee
Albany lawyer John W Tabner appointed to the Committee on Character and Fitness for the seven county Third Judicial District announced by Presiding Justice J Clarence Herlihy. Tabner succeeds John J Scully. other members include Lazarus Levine Francis Tucker Bruce Hislop and Joseph Casey. Tabner has deep local ties in Albany Colonie and surrounding counties with a long legal career and public service.
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John W.tabner
Albany
Third Judicial District
J. Clarence Herlihy
Supreme Court
Third Department
Tabner
John J. Scully
Lazarus S. Levine
Liberty
Francis X. Tucker
Kingston
Bruce W. Hislop
Trey
Joseph J. Casey
Abner
Cohoes
Keveny Memorial Academy
LaSalle Institute
Siena College
Albany Law School
Justinian Society
Albany Law Review
Kenneth S. MacAffer
New York State Assembly
Albany County
Joint Legislative Committee On Commerce and Econome Development
Town of Colonie
Colonie
Guilderland
Sand Lake Town Board Holds Monthly Meeting
Sand Lake officials discussed licenses for door to door sales and town office property plans. New electrical fixtures for the highway garage were approved and a truck will be researched by the highway department. A zoning amendment along Shulmann Road Teal Road was approved and vacancies on boards filled. A public budget hearing is set for Nov 4, with stop sign requests and church bottle-use petitions deferred.
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Sand Lake
Gallant
Justice Breigle
Justice O’brien
Conneilman Udwary
Banak
Carl Wicks
Edward Momrow
Arthur Miller
Frank Allen
Highway Department
Amway
Avon
Charles Werger
Werger
Shulmann Road
Teal
Ethics
Creek Lane
Charles Connolly
Sidney Gallant
James Baxter
John Sackett
Zoning Board of Appeals
Sackett
Board of Education
School House Road
Church of the Covenant
Six Teen Age Girls Face Murder Charge
Six teen age girls aged 14 to 17 are charged with murder in Philadelphia after an elderly woman, Marion McKenna aged 60, died from injuries from a failed purse snatching on October 5. Police report she fell and broke her leg, later dying from a blood clot. the girls had no prior police records.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Marion McKenna
On This Day In History Oct 23 1971 Highlights
Events and birthdays for October 23 include Sarah Bernhardt born in 1845. Notable moments: 1915 suffrage march in New York, 1942 El Alamein offensive, 1947 Maine declared disaster area with $30 million damage, 1955 Ngo Dinh Diem chosen for South Vietnam government. Carl Sandburg quote included.
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United Press International
Scorpio
Sarah Bernhardt
New York City
United States
8Th Army
el Alamein
Egypt
North Africa
Maine
Ngo Dinh
Carl Sandsburg
Veterans Day Observed Monday With Changes In Area Services
Veterans Day will be observed Monday October 25 marking a shift from November 11 for the first time in 53 years. Some groups oppose the change. Massachusetts and South Dakota keep the November 11 date. In Troy area stores stay open with sales while post offices run with limited service and no mall deliveries. City offices close at end of today. garbage collection is canceled Saturday and Monday. papers publish Monday editions.
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Armistics
U.S
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Troy Area
Troy
Area
Rensselaer County
Public Utilities
John P. Buckley
Times Record
Troy Record
Boy Scout Unit Awards Three Merit Badges
Troop 632 sponsored by St Marys Church met at the parish hall and awarded Lawrence Golden three merit badges for firesmanship conservation and camping. The group had just returned from a fall camporee directed by William Daubney scoutmaster and Albert Renzi and Mich ling. The scouts demonstrated fire types for cooking and camping before resuming weekly meetings Wednesdays at 7 pm. Boys and parents are invited to join or register this month.
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St. Mary’s Church
Lawrence Golden
William Daubney
Albert Renzi
Michling
OES Chapter Plans Card Party at Masonic Temple
The OES Chapter meets Monday at 8 p.m. with Mrs Besse Rudebush and Jack Bradl presiding. Officers plan the annual card party for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple with prizes and door tickets. Delegates report on the Grand Chapter Session in New York City. refreshments follow served by Mrs Anne Cairnduff and committee.
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Besse Rudebush
Jack P. Bradl
Masonic Temple
Rudebush
New York City
Anne Cairnduff
Home Bureau Unit Postpones Meeting
The Fordian Home Bureau postpones its regular meeting due to Veterans Day. The next meeting is set for Monday, Nov 1 at 7 30 p.m. at Waterford Halfmoon School where Mrs Beatrice Crotty will teach a tote bag making lesson.
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Fordian Home Bureau
Waterford Halfmoon
Beatrice Crotty
Waterford Receives New Vote Machine
The Town of Waterford gets a newly purchased voting machine delivered and available for public inspection at the town clerk's office today through Wednesday during regular hours. The voting machine custodian will demonstrate its operation Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon.
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Waterford
Waterford $5 Million Apartment Plan Announced
A plan for a $5 million to be built on a 14 acre site between Fonda Road and the Mohawk River in Waterford was announced. The project includes 65 two story garden apartment buildings, 650 parking spaces, a 68,000 square foot neighborhood shopping area, and an April 1972 start with completion in about three years.
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Waterford
Accurate Concrete Co. Inc
Lindenhurst
Fonda Road
Mohawk River
Joseph Ropitzky
Philip Parente
J. Joseph Corrigan
A. Soliman
The
Concrete Company
A. Sol Uman
Philip Parment
Accurate Concrete Co
Fonda Road Inc
Waterterford
Planning Board
Kwaznieski
Mohawk
Book Club Meeting at Waterford Public Library Tuesday
The Book Club of the Waterford Public Library will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the library. The evening's subject and a film titled What Are We Doing To Our World will be shown courtesy of the Southern Adirondack Library System. Guest of honor will be Mrs. Leonard Harrison, author.
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Book Club
Waterford Public Library
Lbrary
Adirondack
Leonard Harrison
Waterford Church Notices Schedule Several Services
St Anne's masses today and Sunday Anticipated Mass at 5 30 p m and Masses 8 10 and noon St Mary's Mass times with CYO bake sale after Masses Grace Episcopal services 8 10 11 15 a m coffee 5 p m acolytes waterford Federated Church 9 30 a m school 11 a m worship Waterford United Methodist 9 45 a m Sunday School 11 a m worship 6 30 p m MYF Wesleyan 11 a m worship 7 p m service
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Salem United Methodist Church
Emerson Rugh
Aim
Adult Forum
Trinity Lutheran Church
Jeffrey Prozzo
TVA
Fellowship Hall
St. Henry's Chapel
Thomas Kay
Waterford
St. Anne’s
Edmund B Cox
St. Mary’s
John Vrana
Cyo
Grace Episcopal
Leland L. Harrison
Federated Church
James G. Patterson
Cheer Leaders Practice Session At St Anne’s CYO
St Anne’s CYO announces a cheerleading practice for high school students at Loyp.m today in the church hall. Mrs Jeannine Dufort leads the session, open to all parish public and parochial high school students.
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St. Anne’s
CYO High School
Loyp.m
Jeannine Dufort
Waterford Central Catholic School Plans Week Of Activities
In observance of American Education Week WCCS will host an open house on Tuesday from 7 to 8 30 p m at St Mary's and St Anne's campuses. Wednesday features third grade entertainment at 1 p m in St Anne's Church hall. Thursday marks Teacher Recognition Day with a special Mass and a half day. Students will join poster essay contests skits and art projects during the week.
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Waterford Central Catholic School
St Mary’s
St. Anne’s
WCCS
St. Anne's
St Mary's
Town Clerk Office To Close Monday For Veteran’s Day
Kermit G. Plummer Jr the Waterford town clerk announced the office in the town hall will be closed Monday in observance of Veteran's Day It will be open Tuesday through Friday from 10 am to 2 pm Friday evening 7 to 9 pm and Saturday 9 am to 1 pm Licenses are also available at his home 105 Third St
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Kermit G. Plummer Jr
Waterford
Third &T
New Waterford Appoints Assessor Amid Controversy
Waterford elects assessor amid debate on hiring process as Citizens' Party leader Michael Harrigan defends the appointment stance and chairs party actions.
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Waterford
Citizens’ Party
Michael Harrigan
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Sand Lake Town Board
Walter Adams Post
American Legion
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Jeanne M. Bailey
Lake Firehouse
Ladies Auxiliary
Fire Company
Shaver Road
Boy Scout Unit
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Home Bureau
Waterford News
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