Dates Set For Two Hearings On Lisha Kill Sewer Plan
The Colonie Town Board scheduled two public hearings for November 24 at Town Hall Newtonville. The first covers the Lisha Kill sewer district and a $360,000 project to serve 227 homes and several vacant lots. The second hearing concerns Karl Estates Sewer District with 48 lots at about $37,000 to the developer near Sand Creek Road Commodore Street.
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Colonie Town Board
Town Hall
Newtonville
Lisha Kill
John W. Tabner
Tabner
Carpenter Drive
Jones Drive
Palaske Drive
Mary Hadge Drive
Ernie Road
Karl Estates
Sand Creek Road
Commodore Street
Telephone Number Stickers Available in Niskayuna
Fire Chief Eugene Sims of Fire District 1 announced telephone number stickers are available to residents. Requests will be delivered on request by contacting the Niskayuna fire headquarters at 1097 Balltown Road.
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Eugene Sims
Fire District 1
Niskayuna
Sims
Balltown Road
Bid Openings Planned in Colonie by Town Officials
Thelma N. Cederholm deputy director of purchasing for Colonie says several bid openings are scheduled. Bids at 11 a.m. Thursday for two motor vehicles with trade in of a 1971 Ford Suburban for the police department. On Navy 8 at 10 a.m. bids for tree removal trimming feeding spraying and fertilizing in 1972. On Nov 10 two openings at 10 a.m. for cover for the sanitary landfill on Cohoes Crescent Road and at 10:30 a.m. for loading transporting the cover material to the site.
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Thelma N. Cederholm
Colonie
Police Department
Navy
Cohoes-Crescent Road
Senior Shaker student joins Schenectady Symphony
Maureen Jeanne McMahon, a Shaker Senior High School junior from Latham, becomes a regular bass player with the Schenectady Symphony Orchestra for the season. She plans music education in college, began bass in 1966, and has appeared in area All-State groups and NYSSMA solos. She also acted in My Fair Lady and participates in Folk Music Club, Red Cross Youth Group, and Red Cross High School Council. She plays organ and guitar and studies violin and cello.
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Shaker
Schenectady
New York State School Music Association
Church Notices Around Latham and Loudonville
A column lists worship times for multiple congregations in Latham Loudonville and nearby areas including Calvary United Methodist Good Shepherd Lutheran Loudonville Community Baptist Latham Bible Baptist Loudonville Presbyterian Newtonville Methodist Niskayuna Reformed Our Lady of the Assumption Our Lady of Mercy Our Savior's Lutheran Pine Grove Methodist Boght Reformed Resurrection Lutheran Roessleville United Presbyterian St Ambrose St Clare's St Matthew's St Pius X St Michael's Episcopal and Victory Baptist Temple with service times Sunday worship masses and school provisions for each church.
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Good Shepherd Lutheran
George E. Kenyon Jr
Loudonville
Peter Letchford
Our Lady of Mercy
James A. Kavanaugh
Our Savior’s Lutheran
Walter G. Litke
Pine Grove Methodist
Kenneth W. Beatty
Boght Reformed
William G. Maat
Resurrection Lutheran
Norman B. Elling
Roessleville United Presbyterian
Rodney T. Scoville
St. Ambrose
Clement Handron
St. Clare’s
Francis X. Ryan
St. Matthew’s Episcopal
Stephen W. Gillespie
St. Pius X
Joseph P. Conway
Victory Baptist Temple
Old London Rd
Latham
Jack Harvey
Power Pool Official to Speak at Holy Name Society
Byran H. Gosling director of public relations for the New York Power Pool will address the Holy Name Society of Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Latham on Wednesday at 8 p.m. in St LaSalle Hall. He will discuss The Power Crisis in the 70s and brings a background in industrial relations from Cornell and Consolidated Edison.
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Byran H. Gosling
New York
Holy Name Society of Our Lady of the Assumption
Latham
St. LaSalle Hall
Gosling
New York City
Cornell University
Army Reserve
Consolidated Edison Co
Ltc
Uncle Sam Toastmasters Club
Troy
Voorheesville
Mrs. Mabel Tryon Obituary
Mrs. Mabel Tryon I 76 of 14 Homestead Dr Newtonville widow of Howard Tryon died Wednesday after a lengthy illness She was born in Knox and lived here most of her life Survivors include two sisters Mrs Harry Woolhouse Newtonville Mrs Ellen Babbitt Moosup Conn and a brother Luther Warner Scotia Several nieces and nephews Also surviving The funeral is Sunday at 2 pm from Bond Funeral Home Schenectady Interment Knox Cemetery
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Mabel Tryon
Newtonville
Howard Tryon
Knox
Harry Woolhouse
Ellen Babbitt
Moosup
Conn
Luther Warner
Scotia
Bond Funeral
Schenectady
Knox Cemetery
Curtis Keeps Focus On Equalization Rates In Brunswick
Incumbent Brunswick supervisor Fred W. Curtis told a Tamarac View gathering that opponent Richard W. Keeler misrepresented equalization rate changes. Curtis cited a Kilmer letter on market-value driven rate declines and noted Brunswick’s 8.54 percent drop, predicting tax relief despite Keeler’s tax rise claims.
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Fred W. Curtis
Brunswick
Frank Miter
Tamarac View
Richard W. Keeler
Curtis
Record
Keeler
Kelleher To Speak At Republican Rally Day
Assemblyman Neil W. Kelleher will be principal speaker at a Republican Rally Day Sunday at 8 p m at the Polish American Club 507 1st St L Robert Allen campaign coordinator announced at the South End Republican Club meeting Raymond H Sick GOP county chairman will provide food and refreshments The motorcade forms at 1 p m at Carroll Hill School on Delaware Avenue a Halloween candy distributing vehicle will join the procession for children in costume
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Neil W. Kelleher
1St St
L. Robert Allen
South End
Republican Club
Raymond H. Sick
GOP County
Allen
Carroll Hill School
Delaware Avenue
Women of St. Matthew's Host Bingo at Ann Lee Home
The Women’s group of St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church in Latham held a bingo for Ann Lee Home residents. Explorer Post 108 aided by Colonie Police Benevolent Association volunteers helped run games select prizes and serve refreshments.
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St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church
Latham
Ann Lee
Explorer Post
Colonie Police Benevolent Association
Gerard M. Contors Sr
Danzig to Address Latham Kiwanis on Do You Remember
Albert M. Danzig deputy commissioner of motor vehicles New York State and resident of Schenectady will speak to the Latham Kiwanis Club Thursday at 6 30 p m at Crossroads Restaurant Latham. Millette program chairman says the talk will be Do You Remember Prior to the talk there is a business meeting and the board of directors will meet after the session.
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Albert M. Danzig
New York State
Schenectady
Latham Kiwanis Club
Crossroads
Latham
William Millette
Danzig
Choir robes room dedication at Niskayuna church
A new choir robing room will be formally dedicated Sunday at 11 a.m. during the service at Niskayuna Reformed Church. The dedication honors Harry Mesick Creiger with Rev. Warren D. Bull officiating.
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Niskayuna Reformed Church
Harry Mesick Creiger
Warren D. Bull
Drive Opens To Employ Handicapped In October
State Employment Services urges area employers to hire handicapped workers. In six months the Troy NYSES office placed 46 handicapped applicants and 16 last month, with 290 registered and 7 placed in training programs. Contact 380 River St Troy or Job Bank 474-5551 to hire handicapped veterans.
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Leo Allard
Troy
New York State Employment Service
River St
NYSES
Area
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