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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1977

Page

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Water commissioners to meet at 8 30 p m in Water Works office

Harold Berger general manager of the Waterford Water Works says the board of water commissioners will meet at 8 30 p m today at the Water Works office. Substitutes needed for all subjects grades seven through twelve at Waterford-Halfmoon High School contact principal Robert A Whalen during school hours. Sid Kaplan Bethelem Lions Club will speak at Waterford Lions first seasonal dinner meeting Wednesday at 7 p m at Scot Mar Restaurant. Kaplan chaired Sight and Hearing Conservation and served as Minuteman eye bank messenger. Townsend regional posts noted. Mayor Anthony J Catallo will preside at Wednesday 7 30 p m Waterford village board meeting with trustee and commissioner reports. Waterford Citizens Party Women's Club meets 7 30 p m Wednesday at party headquarters Broad Street. First fall Home Bureau turnout announced.

Harold Berger Waterford Water Works Board of Water Commissioners Water Works Robert A. Whalen Waterford - Halfmoon High School Sid Kaplan Bethelem Lions Club Waterford Lions Club Scot - Mar Kaplan Minuteman Eye Bank Sight Conservation Society of Northeastern New York Veleage Board Anthony J. Catallo Waterford Waterford Citizens Party Women’s Club Broad Street Larry Glogowski Home Bureau Tuncheon Waterford Home Bureau

Waterford covered dish supper and meeting at Federated South Church

Waterford residents invited to a noon Thursday covered dish supper at the Federated South Church. Mrs Jewel Mazulla, chairwoman, asks members to bring a covered dish and their own place setting. New projects for the year will be displayed and discussed during the meeting. New Waterford members are welcome to attend.

Federated South Church Jewel Mazulla Wynantskill Home Bureau Fellowship Hall First Reformed Church Marianne Ryane Theresa Primeau Cochairmen Linda Kane Trudy Claydon Net

War recalled men and a deadly Ohio rail crash in 1950 Times Record

The Times Record week of September 12 1950 highlights recalls of young men to Korea and a Coshocton Ohio troop train crash killing 33. Inflation controls affect Troy shoppers with down payment rules. Local prices, hotel deals, rail round trips, and sports tickets noted. Welfare center plans and local legal testimony appear among police and civic items.

Times Pennsylvania National Guard Korea Coshocton Ohio Congress Troy Auto

Cohoes Soldier Chosen Observer for Large Field Training

Spec 4 Richard G. Maney of Cohoes will serve as observer in a major field training exercise in Northern Germany with U S and European units. A 1975 Cohoes High School graduate, he will work on a project with the First American Army and later report to Fort Hood after Germany. The piece also notes a Ladies Auxiliary meeting in Waterford for Charles Brady Post 235.

Cohoes U.S Europe Germany Richard G. Maney Edward Maney Johnston Ave Second Armored Cohoes High School Army Ft. Hood, Texas

Court Notes In Cohoes Arrests and Dismissal Contemplated

Judge Walter Burke presided over William Smith and Charles Decker cases. Smith, 21, 25 Cataract St., faced resisting arrest and noise violation charges. case adjourned for a year in contemplation of dismissal. Decker, 28, 39 Saratoga Sites, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and related offenses, fined $100. open container charge adjourned six months.

William Smith Cataract St. Cohoes Charles Decker Saratoga Sites Cohoes

Remsen Street plan on agenda as council weighs traffic changes

Cohoes to discuss a compromise COHOES A proposal to keep two way traffic on Remsen Street with no parking on the west curb as opposition softens. The measure stalled by two abstentions prior to a likely simple majority vote.

Remsen Street Frank Colaruotolo M. Patricia Kelly

Cohoes School Board Meets Tonight With Personnel, Bids

The Cohoes Board of Education meets at 8 p.m. in Cohoes High School to review resignations leaves and replacements for staff positions. It will consider appointing officials for lunch and milk programs and awarding bids for transportation and food supplies amid a vandalism report for July and August.

Peppy’s School Service

Painters host classes and club activities listed

The Octagon Painters host two art classes open to interested artists with Leonard Weber and Gini Jonas guiding sessions. A painting critique is planned at the club meeting, with an October exhibit at Pioneer Savings Bank and Ed Kenny involvement for Conservation Magazine.

Octagon Leonard Weber Gini Jonas Mary Campbell Gustave Bernstrom Pioneer Savings Bank Ed Kenny Conservation Magazine Lowell McAllister Blooming Grove Garden Club Bell Top School Wynantskill School Board of Trustees Gardner - Dickinson School

North Greenbush Women’s Meeting Encourages Attendance

The North Greenbush Democratic Women's Association asks all women to attend the Wednesday meeting at 7:30 p.m. at the American Legion Hall Main Avenue New members are welcome. Rosary Altar Society gathers Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Dammann Hall new officers listed and wine refreshments hosted. Defreestville Fire Department hosts annual clamsteam and steak roast on Saturday at Route 4 firehouse grounds two miles south of Hudson Valley Community College. Grounds open 12:30 p.m. serving 5:30 p.m. Tickets available by phone.

North Greenbush Michael Lyons Richard Stroman Ronald Quell Richard Bruno Defreestville Fire Department Route 4 Hudson Valley Community College

Free Music Store hosts electronic media event in SUNYA Recital Hall

Albany program combines Vibeke Sorensen Tom DeWitt Phil Edelstein and Richard Monkhouse videotapes with live performances at 8 p.m. on Sept 4. The Electronic Pantograph system, created by Electronic Body Arts under NYSCA grant for WMAHT TV, will be demonstrated through real time dance music and mime. Admission is free.

Albany Free Music Store Sunya Performing Arts Center Vibeke Sorensen Tom DeWitt Phil Edelstein Richard Monkhouse Electronic Body Arts New York State Council On the Arts Wmaht-Tv

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