County Tax Base Increases $3,149,771 For Next Year
Rensselaer County real property valuations show a 1968 tax base rise of 3,149,771, the first major gain in years. Total assessed county valuation reaches 192,486,166 with two towns and city adjustments noted, influenced by new construction and age exemptions.
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Rensselaer
Armand J. Rig
Ers
Board of Supervisors
Line County
Erstate
Stephentown
Grafton
Troy
Conduct Rites For Ernest Dick
The funeral of Ernest G. Dick was held yesterday morning from the Quandt Funeral Home Waterford with Rev Leland L Harrison officiating. Bearers were Edward Nedoroscik Francis Koncowka Charles Ashworth Leon Pierre John Wychowanee and Frank Erno. Interment was in Raymertown Cemetery where Father Harrison officiated.
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Ernest G. Dick
Quandt Funeral Home
Waterford
Leland L. Harrison
Grace Episcopal Church
Edward Nedoroscik
Francis Koncowka
Charles Ashworth
Leon Pierre
John Wychowanee
Frank Erno
Raymertown Cemetery
Father Harrison
4-H Awards Program Scheduled in Ballston Spa
An achievement program for Southern Area Saratoga County 4-H Clubs and members will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at Ballston Junior-Senior High School. Mrs Mildred Solberg and Albert Lounsbury announced the event featuring trophies banners certificates and recognitions from the prior year plus family entertainment including a Troquois Indian culture presentation by Eagle Claw Society of New York. Waterford 4-H members and families are invited.
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Saratoga County
Ballston
Ballston Spa
Mildred Solberg
Albert Lounsbury
Cooperative ‘Extension
Eagle Claw Society of
New York
Waterford 4-H
GOP Rally Saturday in Waterford at St Marys Hall
A Waterford GOP rally and social is set for Saturday at 8 p.m. in St Marys Hall with James A. OConnor Saratoga County District Attorney as master of ceremonies. A motorcade departs at 7 p.m. from Grand Union and proceeds through the town. residents may join and later meet candidates to discuss The Issues Behind the Issues. Dancing and refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
St. Mary's Hall
James A. O'Connor
Saratoga County
Grand Union
GOP
Halloween Party Held By Council
The Waterford Youth Council hosted a Halloween party with over 250 children at 8th Street playground and Broad Street to Town Hall where prizes and refreshments were provided. Judges named costumes winners such as John Peat, Beverly Bressette, Jane Martini, Debra Avarello, and Cindy Connelly with diapers.
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Waterford Youth Council
8Th Street
Broad Street
Grace Rivage
Joseph Geiger
Dennis Rivage
John Peat
Beverly Bressette
Jane and
Karen Martini
Planter Peanut
Joseph and
Harry Burgess
Heather McNally
Youth Council
Ron Gillespie
Waterford-Halfmoon School
Jeanne Brindige
Candy Searles
Mary D’jernes
Linda Doremos
Part score bidding and strategic choices in rubber bridge
Discussion of how part score values affect bids and slams in rubber bridge. Illustrates with a North South hand showing three spades and analysis of bidding 3 diamonds as a potential route to a slam, noting partner rebid decisions and the impact of suit distribution on final contracts.
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North
South
Two Zoning Appeals Before Board
The Clifton Park Zoning Board of Appeals will hear two cases at 8 p.m. at the Town Office on Vischer Ferry Road. John H. Halacy seeks permission to build a house on a non town highway lot on Dutch Meadow Lane off Crescent Road. Robert J. Morrison seeks approval to build on an undersized River View Road lot bounded by Malachowski Padula Pulver and the Mohawk River. The Vischer Ferry Volunteer Fire Company will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow with Edward Coblish presiding. A nominating committee will present a slate for January elections. floor nominations will be accepted. WSCS of Shenendehowa Methodist Church met with Devotions by Mrs. Hall and program on Japanese Youth presented by several members. Reports covered Sunday school materials and Christmas bazaar progress. The November 16 program will be Africans Seek A New Identity. Devotions by Mrs. Reynolds.
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Clifton Park
Vischer Ferry Volunteer Fire Company
Edward Coblish
Martin Eusepi
Richard Male
John Weaver
WSCS
Corneil Balding
Shenendehawa Methodist Church
William Hall
Pearl Harris
Frank Howland I Jr
Harold Lane
Paunce Montgomery
Donald Hollar
Spiritual Life
Robert Trost
Troy
David Fifield
George Armstrong
Hollar
Walter Ross
Mary Wallace
Paul Davis
Edward Tracey
Betty Reynolds
Mrs. Groves Funeral Rites Today in Adams Mass
The funeral for Corinne L. Groves 74 of Adams will be held today at 2 p.m. at the First Congregational Church in Adams with burial in Bellevue Cemetery. She died Saturday at Plunkett Memorial Hospital. She was widow of Robert Graves and lived at 116 Commercial Street. Survived by two sons Richard and Arthur Groves a daughter Mrs Scott Ebire a stepson Robert Groves two stepdaughters Mrs Alice Goodman and Mrs Dorothy Baker another sister Mrs Frances LaBatt and 13 grandchildren.
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Corinne ‘L. Groves
Adams
Mass
Roger Higgins
Troy
First Congregational Church
Bellevue Cemetery
Groves
Commercial St
Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Robert Graves
Richard
Arthur G. Groves
Manchester
Scott
Ebriie
Schenectady
Robert Groves
New York City
Alice Goodman
Utica
Dorothy Baker
Stonington, Conn
Frances LaBatt
Waterford Halfmoon High Typing Club elects officers
The Typing Club of Waterford Halfmoon High School elected Mary Robitaille president Eileen Smith vice president Jo Ann Casolo secretary and Susan Mironchuck treasurer for the coming year at a recent meeting A bake sale is planned for Saturday with Kathleen Breen and Miss Smith cochairmen The group outlines a Christmas project a February dance and a typing contest running from February to May ending May 16 on Business Awards Day
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Typing Club of
Waterford
Halfmoon High School
Mary Robitaille
Eileen Smith
Jo Ann Casolo
Susan Mironchuck
Kathleen Breen
Miss Smith
Waterford Halloween Dance To Feature Two Bands
The Waterford Police Association Halloween dance will feature The Sound Tracks and another teen band. Teen-agers from Waterford will attend with James Mercia y and Clarence Fletcher as co chairmen announcing the event. It will be held in the flown hall community room from 1 to 6 30 to 9 30 p.m. Members of the Waterford Youth Council Inc volunteered as chaperones.
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Waterford Police Association
Waterford J
James Merciay
Clarence Fletcher
Cochairmen
Flown Hall
Waterford Youth Council, Inc
Trophy Awarded for High Game in Bowling League
Mrs. Clement Dwyer of 29 Middle Street won a trophy for the high single game in her Mixed Peasant League at Hilltop Bowl Speigletown. She bowls weekly with the league and received the prize for her standout performance.
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Clement Dwyer
Middle St
Dwyer
Hilltop Bowl
Speigletown
Clifton Park churches schedule November activities
Clifton Park and Rexford religious groups announce weekly events. Clifton Park Methodist Church led by Rev. W Ray Deming holds adult choir rehearsal, a Membership Training Class, junior choir, Bible Study and Prayer Service, plus a MYI cafeteria supper with tickets at the door. St George Episcopal Church lists All Saints and All Souls observances with Holy Communion and a children’s choir rehearsal, plus an Election Day turkey dinner by reservation.
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Clifton Park Community Church
Date Fritz
Riverview Road
Rexford
W. Ray Deming
Clifton Park Methodist Church
Church Hall
MYI
MYF
Grace Methodist Church
Troy
Robert Mitchell
St. George's. Episcopal Church
David C. Randles
Randies
P.m
Chester Westcott
Siena College to stage Fry and O Caseys Not for Burning
Siena College's Little Theater will present The Lady's for the Little Theater and Not for Burning by Sean O Caseys one act plays. Performances run Thursday Friday and 8:15 p.m. followed by a Wilder program December 7 8 and 9. This marks the first student acted production of the season.
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Christopher Fry
Little Theater
Curtain Little Theater
Sean O'Casey
Arthur Schnitzler
Thornton
Siena College
Wilder
Serray
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