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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1955
Page
11
A compiled schedule lists WEGA CRAMNEL WEGA and local programs with a public notice from East Greenbush officials. The legal notices detail public hearings on sewer district assessments, bids, and property sales with dates in 1955 and 1956.
Four Colonie fire companies joined a drill to test hose and pumping capacity. Verdes and Boght Corners led with a new pumper and 5 000 feet of hose from Forts Ferry School to the drill site. Niskayuna No 2 Shaker Road and Latham also participated under Chief E K Zeh and Assistant Chief J L Le Moyne. Refreshments followed at the Verduy fire house.
Landowners planting trees under the game Management program will get little state aid this year. Eugene Parks said each county will receive payments for 300 tree seedlings, not half the cost, under Pittman Robertson funding. George Castor noted the Soil Conservation Service will hire about a dozen workers for stream work on the Little Hoosick River between Berlin and Cherry Plain. The Little Hoosick River Watershed Assn plans two debris dams as part of flood control and asked to move a proposed dam from Jones Hollow Creek to Dayfoot Brook in Petersburgh. The board approved and sent the request to the Syracuse office. Oliver A. Hyatt and C. Warren Filkins reported on a recent directors meeting at Greggsville.
Joseph B. Rosner is named chairman of the Troy Lodges B'nai B'rith annual membership drive running through November 20. The campaign aims to raise membership from 225 by 50 percent and ends with a breakfast at the Jewish Community Center. An Oct. 5 lodge meeting will finalize plans with President Charles Cohen presiding. committee members include Clifford Cottrell Carl Hoffman and Mr Filkins. New cooperators are George Holt from Housick and Raymond Mors from Center Brunswick.
State revenue agents arrested 13 taxicabs used to move bootlegged moonshine in Athens Georgia leaving about 31 000 residents with only one operating cab yesterday.
The Albany Chapter of the National Association of Cost Accountants, led by Rufus J. Ferrara of Cohoes, won the Stephenson Trophy for outstanding civic accomplishments. The 240-member group placed eighth internationally, with initiatives including a spring Albany business show and public service programs at Siena College. Willis G. Coe addressed the past presidents night at Shaker Ridge Country Club.
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