Hoosick Falls Walk-For-Hunger Plans Set by Regional Churches
A Hoosick Falls committee of church representatives schedules a 1 30 p m October 2 walk beginning at West Hills for ten miles to raise funds for hunger relief. Volunteers from churches enlist walkers and sponsors per mile with proceeds aiding CROP CARE Catholic Relief Services and AJDDS efforts. Gifts may include food shipments to flood and drought victims.
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Hoosick Falls
West Hills
The
Hoosick Area
CARE
Catholic Relief Services
Fire destroys unoccupied home on Breeze Hollow Road
Hoosick officials probe cause of a suspicious early morning blaze that gutted a two story frame house on Breese Hollow Road off Route 7. The home owned by Robert and Margo Bartlett was found fully involved at 5:25 a.m. as Hoosick Fire Department responded. Investigators Tom Slavin and Frank Coleman led the scene.
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Hoosick
Rensselaer County
Tom Slavin
Sheriff's Department
Frank Coleman
Breese Hollow Road
Route
Robert and
Margo
Open competitive exam for dietetic nurse supervisor
Saratoga County Civil Service Commission announced an open competitive exam for a dietetic nurse supervisor on November 19 with a deadline of October 19. One vacancy exists at Adirondack Regional Hospital with a salary of 8400 dollars per year. further information is available from county offices. Firefighters from Hoosick and North Hoosick fought a blaze for about two hours, with several minor injuries treated at the scene.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County Civil Service Commission
Adirondack Regional Hospital
Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad to mark 20th anniversary
Hoosick Falls Town Rescue Squad funds a Saturday anniversary dinner at the Elks Club House to celebrate 20 years since incorporation on Sept 25 1957. The group, a pioneer in the area, stresses 24 7 operation and faces a dispatcher funding crisis prompting a community plea for help.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Pioneer
Town of
Bennington
Cambridge Valley
Petersburg
Hoosick Town Assessor Schedules Office Hours
Harold Cutler newly appointed Hoosick town assessor will be at the town clerk’s office for regular hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays 8 30 to 11 30 a m and Wednesdays 6 30 to 8 30 p m. He can be reached through the town clerk’s office.
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Harold Cutler
Hoosick
Main Street
County acts to fund reassessments in Saratoga County
Saratoga County moves to revalue all property to full market value after a Long Island court ruling. A bond anticipation note over 1 million dollars will finance the two year reassessment project run by CBM Inc with Finnegan Co. monitoring. The plan uses 300000 dollars in federal funds to hire 50 workers and involves town assessors, with computerized records explaining value decisions.
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Finnegan Co
Albany
Long Island
Saratoga County to raise insurance costs next year
Saratoga County plans a near fifty percent insurance rate increase for the coming year cites the county building and insurance committee. The self insurance fund may reach about 400000, up from 274000 this year, with higher workmen compensation and benefits driving the rise. Clifton Park, Halfmoon, Mechanicville, and Stillwater would bear proportional shares in the new plan.
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Ballston Spa
Saratoga County
County Building and Insurance Committee
Board of Supervisors
Clifton Park
Halfmoon
Mechanicville
Stillwater
Mechanicville School Board approves senior selection change for dinner
The Mechanicville School Board unanimously approved a new method for seniors to be invited to the annual Scholarship Dinner. Juniors to 12th graders keep the top six based on third marking period grades, while seniors will be chosen by both year and class rank, potentially adding a second group of top seniors.
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Mechanicville
Mechanicville School Board
Guild to send clothes to mission guests
The Women's Guild of the Old Saratoga Reformed Church will ship boxes of clothing to the Kentucky Mission at Anville with Mrs. Lillian Bodnar in charge. The project was planned at a monday guild meeting. Mrs. Helen Hayes led devotions and shared notes from an executive meeting.
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Schuylerville
Women’s Guild of the
Old
Saratoga Reformed Church
Kentucky
Anvill
Lillian Bodnar
Helen Hayes
Bacon Hill Reformed Church
Girl Hurt When Bus Hits Foot in Clifton Park
Kristen Trotenberg a 9 year old Shenendehowa student was struck on her left foot by a bus while waiting for dismissal in Clifton Park. Driver Frederick J Cuva 52 of 2 Grissom Drive Clifton Park faced no charges and Kristen was treated at Ellis Hospital.
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Clifton Park
Kristen Trotenberg
Lincolntown Drive
Sherwood
Shenendehowa School
Retired medical chief feted in Schenectady dinner
Dr. James M. Blake, retired Sept. 1 after 43 years as Glenridge Hospital medical director, will receive a testimonial dinner Oct. 27 at Michael's Banquet House Route 9 north of the Latham circle. Dinner committee led by Arlene Reynolds of Scotia with arrangements by Mrs. William A. Hall and Mrs. Daniel Todd and Mrs. William Brady. Reservations to Mrs. A.C. Perreault or Mrs. Hall.
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Schenectady
James M. Blake
Glenridge Hospital
Michael’s Banquet House
Route 9
Latham Traffic Circle
Scotia
William A. Hall
Daniel Todd
William Brady
Blaze damages Lam post Inn on Route 22 in Berlin
Deputies say a 5:28 a.m. kitchen fire at the Lam post Inn on Route 22 Berlin caused extensive damage. Firemen contained the blaze by 6:51 a.m. no injuries reported. The restaurant is owned by Ronald Henrikson of Box 261 Route 22 Berlin.
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Berlin
Rensselaer
Lampost
Ronald Henrikson
Box 261
Route 22
History of cider outlined at Saratoga meeting
Old Saratoga Historical Association of Schuylerville held its monthly meeting Thursday in the General Philip Schuyler House kitchen. Walter Grom gave an illustrated talk on the history of cider. New York ciders and cheese were sampled. Members and others interested in local history attended, the final session before the October Bicentennial program.
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Schuylerville
Old
Walter Grom
New York State
Association
Rexford church sale and October flea market plans
Rexford United Methodist Women will host a public chicken barbecue and home baked goods sale with meals by reservation at 5 6 and 7 p.m. Reservations to Miss Gladys George on Schenectady phone. Also plans for a church flea market in October announced.
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UMW
Rexford
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