Hoosick Falls Minor Accidents and Several Arrests Reported
Hoosick Falls police reported two minor accidents at Main and Willard Streets and a gas pump fender bender near Stewart's Bread and Butter Shop. Arrests included Francis E. Tilley for disorderly conduct, age 17, and charges against David Shaw and Jurgen Schultz for improper left turn and speeding.
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Hoosick Falls
Stewart’s Bread and Butter Shop
Robert Dean
Mechanic Street
Richard A. Spink
Lyman St
Francis E. Tilley
Main St
Stewart's Bread and Butter
Hoosick Town Board Special Meeting Tonight
Hoosick New York town board will hold a special meeting at 7 p.m. in the Town Clerk office. Supervisor Raymond Calhoun said the main item is preparing the budget for the coming year with a few minor items on the agenda.
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Hoosick
Raymond Calhoun
White Creek chicken barbecue to aid Germain Hall
A chicken barbecue to benefit Germain Community Hall and Germain Church in White Creek will be held October 2 with servings at 5 and 6 30 PM at Germain Community Hall. Tickets are available on site or through Maurice Andrew Marilyn Robinson Marjorie George or James Lake.
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White Creek
Germain Community Hall
Germain Church
Maurice Andrew
Marilyn Robinson
Marjorie George
James Lake
Door bed legs and foam transform small apartment space
The writer describes converting a door into a bed via wooden legs and a foam mattress, creating more sitting room for a club. They thank HOT LINE for help and plan to repeat the setup with another door and mattress. They seek a next to new shop and discuss used postcards, refrigerators, and local repair options.
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Ing
Troy firm low bidder for Route 7 bridge repairs
HOOSICK The McGill Brothers Construction Corporation of Troy submitted the lowest bid of $80,194.20 for a bridge replacement project on Route 7. The award could proceed pending further review and contract approval.
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Troy Firm
Low Bidder
Hoosick
McGill Brothers Construction Corporation of Troy
Milk price hike faced by Wisconsin dairy farmers
The Ford administration increased the milk support price to 80 percent of parity, a second rise this year. Senator William Proxmire condemned the move as a trifling increase and slapping Wisconsin dairy farmers.
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Washington
Ford Administration
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Democrat Proxmire
Butz
Residents may apply for food stamps in four towns
Residents of Grafton Petersburg Berlin and Stephentown may apply for and recertify food stamp benefits on the first Tuesday of each month starting Oct. 5. A county Social Services representative will be at four town halls with specific appointment windows. Bring proof of income for the last four weeks and proof of county residence.
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Grafton
Petersburg
Berlin
Stephentown
Renssealer County Social Services
Grafton Town Hall
Petersburg Memorial Hall
Berlin Town Hall
Ellen M. Brown Joins Religious Order
Elena Maria Brown of Schuylerville was invested into the Third Order of St. Francis of Saint Elizabeth at her home on Sept. 15 in a Mass led by Rev. Germain Williams. Rev. William F. Lemoyne and family members attended. Miss Brown, ill recently, received the habit crucifix and candles and chose the name Sister Mary Ann Theresa.
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Schuylerville
Elena Maria Brown
Edward Brown
Broad Street
Third Order of St. Francis of
St. Elizabeth
St. Louis
Albany
Germain Williams
William F. Lemoyne
Notre Dame de Lourdes Church
Miss Brown
Margaret Lyons
Elena
Father Lemoyne
Mary Ann Theresa
Bomb threat at Price Chopper in Mechanicville deemed false
A husky male caller warned of a bomb at Price Chopper in Mechanicville. Store manager Edward Galarneau and police found no explosives and no evacuation occurred. Employee Blanche Rogers described the caller as a 20 to 25 year old male by phone.
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Mechanicville
Price Chopper
Edward Galarneau
Price Chopper Security
Galarneau
Blanche Rogers
Ten Flights Cancelled At Albany Airport In Weather
About 10 flights were cancelled at Albany County Airport due to fog rain and restricted visibility. Allegheny Airlines spokesman John McLaughlin said the cancellations occurred between 2 p.m. Sunday and 9 a.m. today. American Airlines had no cancellations according to spokesman Herbert Anderson.
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Albany
Albany County
Allegheny Airlines
John McLaughlin
American Airlines
Herbert Anderson
Tape equipment stolen from car in Mechanicville
Mechanicville police report a break in on Saturday with more than 100 dollars of audio gear stolen from a 1969 Volkswagen. Alfred Thrane said a Montgomery Ward eight track player worth 100 dollars and two unknown speakers were taken after forcing open a vent window while the car was parked in front of his home.
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Mechanicville
Alfred Thrane
Arnold Ave
Montgomery Ward
Thrane
Seed laws and consumers fall guidance
In the fall, rake together and burn all garden refuse to destroy over wintering insects and disease organisms. This advice aims to protect seeds and crops by eliminating pests before winter.
Troy Woman May Claim Lottery Jackpot
Genevieve Bloomfield of 244 4th Ave in Troy holds a winning lottery ticket verified by the state Lottery Commission. The ticket is worth at least 5 000 dollars with a late October drawing offering 10 000 25 000 or the life prize of 1 000 dollars weekly. The ticket was bought at Lou's Diner on 3rd Avenue in Watervliet where other customers also bought tickets with the letter W for groceries.
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Troy
Genevieve Bloomfield
4Th Ave
State Lottery Commission
Bloomfield
Lou’s
3Rd Avenue
Watervliet
New York
Cooperative Extension Rensselaer County Calendar Highlights Week
The calendar lists 4-H embroidery classes at Phalen Apartments in Troy, needlepoint clinics, dog obedience and horse advisory meetings, area leaders gatherings, and public houseplant and knitting sessions. Week wraps with National H Week events and the Rensselaer Bicentennial Drive-it Yourself Tour departing Tamarac Plaza.
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Margaret Phalen
Troy
Tamarac Plaza Project Center
Project Center
Phalen
Rensselaer Girls Club
Melvin Roads
Rensselaer
Rensselaer County tour highlights farms and orchards Sunday
A 42 mile weekend tour through Brunswick Poestenskill Sand Lake Schodack and Nassau showcases farms forests and landmarks. Starts 10 30 a m to 2 p m at the Cooperative Extension center with a booklet for a donation. Two stops include Goold Orchards hosted by Peter Goold and the Sand Lake Town Hall exhibits.
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New York State Association Extension
Corning
Castleton - Schodack
Gerry Mesick
North Greenbush
Marie DeLair
Sand Lake
North Nassau - Averill Park
Alice Goebel
Rensselaer
Rensselaer County
Brunswick
Poestenskill
Schodack
Nassau
Cooperative Extension
Tamarac Plaza
Tamarac High School
Clums Corners
Cooperative Extension Association of
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
New York
Apple harvest time in upstate New York described
The article details New York apple varieties including McIntosh Cortland Northern Spy Rome Beauty and Delicious. It notes ripening times storage life and origins from Ontario Ohio Iowa and early U.S. orchards with historical references and annual production figures.
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Upstate
New York
Albany Diocese Faces Higher Costs Lower Revenue
The sixth annual audit for the Diocese of Albany shows 1975 revenues of 3,295,950, down 77,000 from 1974, while expenditures rose by 234,000 to 3,063,498. Despite a 242,461 revenue excess, the diocesan deficit shrank to 722,500, with prior deficits noted back to 1972.
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Albany
Diocese of
Nassau Man Killed in Texas Motorcycle Crash
A 22 year old Nassau New York man John Michael Buccigrossi died in Houston after his motorcycle left a curve on Allen Parkway, crossed the esplanade and hit an oncoming car. He was in Houston for work and planned to attend the University of Houston in spring. Funeral services set for Thursday.
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Houston
New York
Nassau
John Michael Buccigrossi
Allen Parkway
Buccigrossi
University of Houston
John Buccigrossi
The
Associated Press
Teaching Day on Alcoholics at Cobleskill Campus
A teaching day on early recognition of alcoholics will be presented October 18 from 8 45 a.m. to 4 15 p.m. in the Little Theatre at the state university campus Cobleskill. Jeanne Simmons of Schoharie BOCES can provide further information.
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Cobleskill
Little Theatre
State University
Jeanne Simmons
Schoharic Board of Cooperative Educational Services
BOCES
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