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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1977
Page
2
Puzzle list with word choice clues and answers for a Coinword game. Readers match pairs like HOMESICK versus LOVESICK, MUDDLES versus PUDDLES, FAST versus VAST, and more across numbered items from 1 to 18 with hints and parenthetical options.
The Times Record outlines eligibility entries and submission rules for the weekly COINWORD contest. Employees and relatives are ineligible. Entries must include puzzle solution, name, and address and reach the editor by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Prize is 25 dollars. multiple winners share. no solution, prize rolls over.
Nassau town board rejected a proposal to not pay the highway department bills by a 4 to 1 vote. Supervisor Floyd Hitchcock cast the lone vote against withholding funds citing overrun of a $1,500 tool budget and a $16,000 dust control program. The board also adopted flood insurance filing law and weighs a $14,000 yearly fire protection offer, while Hitchcock is named coordinator for a 100 percent reevaluation of assessments under a state county mandate.
Shenendehowa school board used one of three unused snow days to create a long Memorial Day weekend and extend spring vacation from April 25 to 29. May 27 is designated as a snow day to preserve a buffer for emergencies.
North Greenbush residents pressed for flood control along Wynantskill Creek as a retaining wall threat loomed. The board signed a library contract, heard updates on Snyders Lake Sewer District, and issued public records rules under FOIA.
North Greenbush officials outline brush and debris collection overnight or weekend pickups with no garbage accepted. Town calendar lists by law review Kiwanis pancake breakfast library meeting daffodil sale book sale and summer recreation program interviews with openings for camp nurse archery counselor and other salaried posts.
Police report a Sunday vandalism in East Greenbush with damage including a broken radio antenna, broken driver side rear view mirror, CB antenna dislodged, and bent front license plates. In Rensselaer two bicycles valued at $100 were stolen from a Highland Street home on Sunday.
Two vehicles collided Thursday in the Buono Fiesta restaurant parking lot in Rensselaer. One car fled the scene unidentified while the other, owned by Raymond McCabe of 55 Old Troy Road East Greenbush, was left parked and unattended.
A juvenile was arrested Saturday in connection with a backyard fire at a residence on Columbia Turnpike in East Greenbush.
Police reports describe a Saturday collision near Second Street and Washington Street in Rensselaer. Drivers identified as S B Carincion and Constance Wheater, both residents of nearby area.
The Albany Institute hosts its third annual Antiquarian Book Fair and auction this weekend in Lansing Gallery starting at 8 0 p m after a two day preview. Auctionist Harmer Johnson will offer autographs and letters from Lincoln Dickens McKinley Clinton Harrison and Irving and maps from 1866 and 1807 prints of Troy Albany and Watervliet. Engravings by Cruikshank and Audubon plus broadsides on the Hamilton Burr duel will be sold to benefit conservation workshops for the museum's map manuscript and broadside collection.
Susanne Bacon of Niverville was arrested Saturday in East Greenbush charged with petty larceny at Price Chopper on Columbia Turnpike. Authorities say she attempted to steal goods valued at $12.32 including hot dogs canned hams gauze band aids tape and cigarettes from the store.
The Schodack Union Lodge of Masons and Genet Chapter will co host a roast beef dinner at the East Greenbush Masonic Temple on April 23 at 5 and 7 pm. Proceeds aid the enlarged temple parking lot with surface work progressing under Robert J. Shillinglaw and Charles J. Wilson directing.
A 65 year old Ballston man remained in fair condition at Albany Medical Center Hospital after a Sunday assault in which he and his wife were tied up by a man and a woman on Route 50. No arrests were reported and the incident was under investigation.
The Peters Purcell Post 21 and auxiliary hold their communion breakfast on May 8 at post rooms after 7:30 a.m. Mass at Church of the Assumption. City Historian Harold Sheehan will speak. Attendees should contact Rinaldi Gemmiti Falco Sylvester Belmonte for details.
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