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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1977
Page
3
Puzzle from The Record Newspaper invites entries by 5 PM April 12. It lists Across clues with paired options and notes answers like SMUG SNUG PRIDE etc. Readers supply names addresses and phone numbers as part of entry submission to Box 88 Troy New York 12181.
The Times Record announces COINWORD rules: open to all except staff and relatives, unlimited entries, submit completed puzzles with name and address by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, entries late or by mail disqualified, no post cards, prize is 25 dollars per week, ties split, no solution means prize rolls over, judges’ decision final, entries become property of paper, single prize per family, free copies available in lobby or libraries.
Mechanicville school superintendent Donald Kearns keeps his post as of today and next week after State Education Commissioner Ewald Nyquist upheld his reinstatement following a board suspension. Board President Donald Tripp blasted Nyquist for changing rules and pledged an executive session before the meeting to address 17 charges of malfeasance and insubordination.
Three Saratoga County residents asked the U S Department of Labor to investigate the appointment of the county youth director over alleged patronage and misuse of federal funds. They cite CETA funding and political influence in choosing John Herrick over candidacies.
Saratoga County and two CSEA units have completed formal factfinding led by Charles Leonard of Schenectady. Leonard will issue a settlement recommendation after supplemental briefs. If no agreement, contract goes to the Board of Supervisors. Chief negotiator is Danny Jinks.
The Stillwater Town Board will hold its regular monthly meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Town Hall Willow Glen. Holy Week services are announced by St Peter s parish and Stillwater United Church with Masses, prayers, Good Friday services and Easter ceremonies detailed. The Stillwater Rescue Squad reports 33 calls in March covering 889 miles and 110 man hours. A Clam Smear fundraiser is planned for April 30 at the Veterans Memorial Home Lake Street with tickets from Mary Thrane or the Legion Home.
The Saratoga Lodge of Elks schedules a June 12 parade at 5 30 p m beginning on North Broadway and moving to Congress Park with a reviewing stand opposite Phila Street. Participating groups include Continental Cadets Drum and Bugle Corps Catskill Juniorett Drill Team Fulton County Green Sabres Schuylerville Broadalbin Central School Band and local fire and emergency units.
St George's Episcopal Church hosts its 11th annual antiques show and sale at Clifton Park with 24 booths of merchandise and displays. Event runs April 14 15 from noon to 9 p.m. and April 16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Light refreshments will be available.
Mechanicville will use a motorcycle unit to curb vandalism and unlawful gatherings after curfew. The Park Plaza Shopping Center and upper Park Avenue stores will be watched during evenings and other hours as needed. Mayor Fascia and Police Chief Ryan cited recent window breakage and disorder as reasons for the new patrol.
Legion sponsors a paper drive now through Friday with a van in the Legion lot at Grooms Road for United papers and magazines. Rotary Exchange student Ronelle LeRoux from Kempton Park South Africa attends Shenendehowa High School staying with the Kidder family in Ballston Lake until January 1978. An open religious committee meeting led by Howard Tarler of Congregation Beth Shalom will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday in Clifton Park Center Road facility to discuss policies and talk with Rabbi Robert Bronstein. Ruth Carrigan 371-8619.
Brenda Comeau and her child escaped as firefighters and Good Samaritans contained a car fire at Cocozzo's Exxon Service Station in Mechanicville. Vernon Benedict Anthony Cocozzo Frank Cocozzo and an unidentified man aided. Joseph Brandolini provided a blanket. Firefighters doused remaining flames. the car engine was destroyed.
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