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Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1976
Page
3
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Community notices round Hoosick Falls NY district
Republican women plan annual food sale on Sept 17 at Ruditis Appliance Store John Street. First fall meeting Sept 21 at Town of Hoosick Youth Center. Plus: church rummage sale Sept 24 at Baptist Memorial Hall 9 30 am to 4 pm. Grange officers installed, next meeting Sept 22 Do We Care. Booster night Sept 29. Town Board meets Sept Mon 7 pm at Senior Citizens Center. Breath of Life campaign chairmen named for Sept 17 26. School tax payments Sept 7 Oct 5 with office hours in National Commercial Bank lobby and mail option to R D Eagle Bridge 12057.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Republican Club
Ruditis
John Street
Town of Hoosick
Church Street
The
Women's Society of the
First Baptist Church of
Hoosick Falls
Baptist Memorial Hall
Hoosick Grange
Ralph J. Griswold
Schaghticoke Fair
Hoosick Falls Central
Marilyn Robinson
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Hoosick Falls Society Eyes Markers For Fraser Home And Wood Mansion
The Hoosick Township Historical Society funds a marker for Simon Fraser’s East Hoosick home to resemble the Grandma Moses market. A second marker for Walter A. Wood mansion is planned. A bell tower project in Wood Memorial Park faces a $5,000 cost with a $500 kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Simon Fraser
East Hoosick
Hoosick Township
Walter A. Wood
The
Historical Society
Wood Memorial Park
State Armory
Hoosick Falls residents urge action on dangerous Bovie Hill road
Seventy six Bovie Hill Road residents presented a petition to the Hoosick Town Board demanding immediate repair of the highway after changes with steel ties narrowed the entrance. Lawrence Bump led the push while councilwoman Joan Rogers backed the request and supervisor Calhoun pledged to pursue the matter. The meeting also covered employee pay claims and a brood of public works issues including water pump contamination and road repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Bovie Hill Road
Senior Citizens Center
Lawrence Bump
Bovie Hill
Bump
Hoosick Falls Sets Public Hearings on Seven Local Laws
The Hoosick Falls Village Board will hold a 7 p.m. public hearing at the village clerk’s Main Street office on seven proposed laws. They cover parking limits on Classic Street and Waldron Avenue, removal and towing of obstructing vehicles, adding two stop signs at Second and Elm, sewer and water line annexation, park biking restrictions with a $20 fine, and wetlands protection with village jurisdiction pending a state map.
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Hoosick Falls
Main Street
Second Street
Elm Street
Wood Memorial Park
Waldron Avenue
Registration for Mechanicville parish program ends
Final registration days for the combined Assumption and St. Paul parishes will be held in the Assumption Building. Times are Wednesday 7 to 9 pm and Thursday 10 to 11 45 am and 2 to 4 pm. Children in public schools will not be accepted without pre registration by a parent or guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Assumption
St. Paul
Assumption Building
Residents weigh nuclear power in Columbia County survey
About 37 percent of 1011 mailed questionnaires were returned from Columbia County voters on public attitudes toward nuclear energy. The survey covers a proposed plant at Clementon or Athens in Greene County, across the Hudson, and a separate Stuyvesant proposal. NYSEG has permits for a Stuyvesant field office, air monitoring, and equipment foundations, with a 345 ft meteorological tower to be discussed at the Sept 27 town board meeting. The group Concerned Citizens for Safe Energy opposes the variance and seeks delay until a zoning board vacancy is filled, audiences planned for Castleton Village Board on the same date.
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Hudson
Columbia County
Greg Golgowski
Columbia County Planning Department
Golgowski
Greene County
Hudson River
Stuyvesant
New York State Electric and Gas Corporation
NYSEG
Citizens For Safe Energy
Castleton
Argyle Couple Celebrates 35th Wedding Jubilee
Mr and Mrs Robert LaFoy observed their 35th anniversary on August 14 with an open house. Attendants included their children David Bell Birmingham Alabama Gregory LaFoy Fort Edward Carter LaFoy Argyle and four granddaughters. Also present were Mr and Mrs Jasper White of Argyle who attended their wedding in 1941 in Rupert Vermont. The LaFoys have lived in Argyle since 1942 with LaFoy serving as town highway superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert LaFoy
David Bell
Birmingham, Ala
Gregory LaFoy
Fort Edward
Carter LaFoy
Argyle
Jasper White
Rupert, Vt., Congregational Church
Duke King
Laf Oy
Scotia man arrested on rape charges
Scotia resident John Bemis, 25, was arrested by State Police on charges of third degree rape in connection with two incidents involving a 16 year old girl. He was arraigned at Burnt Hills Ballston Lake High School, jailed in Saratoga County, and faces further court dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta
Scotia
John Bemis
Saratoga Rd
E. P. Lady
Burnt Hills
Ballston Lake High School
Morgan Bloodgood
Saratoga County
Bemis
Sewer blast breaks windows of home in Mechanicville
A noon blast from a sewer construction project damaged windows and siding at Leo LeFebvre’s 132 First St home in Mechanicville. Thalle Construction says crews used less powder than usual and the company will pay for repairs. the residents do not seek action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Richard Cipriani
Thalle Construction Company
Leo LeFebvre
First St
Cipriani
LeFebvre
Bennington College hosts open house and Ode to Confucius
Bennington College invites area residents to an open house in the new arts complex at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Gunnar Schonbeck and associates perform at 8:15 p.m. with a reception at 9:30 p.m. Schonbeck, a Hoosick Falls composer and director, presents Ode to Confucius, an adaptation of Chinese ritual music, poetry and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Bennington College
Gunnar Schonbeck and Associates
Schonbeck
Hoosick Falls
New Music Hall
Barge Set to Draw Massive crowds in Mechanicville Festival
Mechanicville prepares for the Bicentennial Barge visit with a festival at the City Dock on Terminal Street from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. City officials estimate up to 50 000 attendees over two days, with streets closed and tents for exhibits as local merchants weigh weekend hours.
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New York State
Mechanicville City Dock
Terminal Street
Fascia
Main Street
Hill
Francis Streets
Sheehan
Madeline Parietti
Clover Leaf
Chuck
Susan Hatalsky
Joyce
Nicholas Tancredi
Mary Patterson
New York City
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