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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1977
Page
2
Coinword Contest Rules From The Times Record
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest with a $25 prize. Open to all except Times Record staff and relatives. Enter by 5 pm Tuesday after publication using the printed entry blank or a hand drawn replica. Multiple entries allowed. only one prize per family. no postcards. mail delays not covered. final judge decision binds. entries become property of the paper. copies available in lobby or libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Record
Coinword
Red tape delays McClellan hospital expansion plans
Mary McClellan Hospital faces delays as the State Health Department deferred approval. Gardner B. Cullinan, executive director, said plans for a modernized intensive care unit and a new wing floor, costing over half a million dollars, await final Planning Council and Health Department votes. The Health Systems Agency already approved the project.
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Cambridge
Mary McClellan Hospital
State Health Department
Gardner B. Cullinan
Health Department
Hospital Review and Planning Council
Planning Council
Cullinan
Health Systems Agency
Cambridge Ed chief to be honored at retirement party
Cambridge Central School retires Carson E. Fuller from the physical education faculty effective May 1. A 6:30 p.m. May 13 Town House party will honor him with Ned Harkness as speaker. Fuller shaped Cambridge youth as coach, athletic director and summer program director. a Carson E. Fuller trophy honors outstanding students. Reservations via John Whalen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whalen
Ned Harkness
Union College
Fuller
Cambridge
Cambridge Youth Commission
Cambridge Central School
Carson E. Fuller
Hoosick Falls discusses Route 22 reroute plan
Village merchants meet with planners to explore rerouting Route 22 along Elm Main and Church Streets to ease congestion at John and Main and John and Church. DOT engineer cites cost and a preferred Elm Street route with hearings planned for May 23. Construction could start 15 to 18 months after decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Elm
Chruch Streets
Boston and Maine Railroad
Main
John
Church
Fosdick
Route 22 Pot Holes Prompt Hoosick Falls Meeting
Hoosick Falls merchants pressed state officials for Route 22 repairs after calls to reroute and repave. DOT planning engineer Fosdick said brick road exposure and full repaving face safety and time hurdles, with a decision pending after contact with maintenance chiefs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fosdick
DOT
Village considers buying and paving dust bowl lot
Falls officials and merchants discussed purchasing the Church Street parking lot owned by Clark Thorpe for 2400 dollars annually rent, with a referendum to seek taxpayer permission and paving possible. Mayor Donald Bogardus and Howard Taub of the Planning Bureau called the site a downtown eyesore needing improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Taub
Rensselaer County Planning Bureau
Clarence Fosdick
State Department of Transportation
DOT
Hoosick Falls
Village
Church Street Village
Donald Bogardus
The
Merchants and Rensselaer County Planning Bureau
Bogardus
Church Street
Clark Thorpe
Kiwanis Nominees for Hoosick Falls Club 1977 78
Howard Haynes announces officers for the 1977 78 Kiwanis year beginning in October. Donald Decker president Herb Loretan first vice president William Harnett second vice president Jack Winegard secretary George McKearin treasurer. Directors include Arthur Moseley Fred McGuire Dave Bidwell Lou Haviland Phil Vassello Fonzie Salluzzo Mike Rider. Election May 3 luncheon. induction in early October. May Fellowship Day set May 6 at West Hoosick Baptist Church with noon lunch and Gifts to Claim program. Nursery provided. Eagles to sponsor Sunday breakfasts 8 am to noon to aid Eagles Charities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Howard Haynes
Hoosick
Kiwanis Club
Donald Decker
Herb Loretan
William Harnett
Jack Winegard
George McKearin
Arthur Moseley
Fred McGuire
Dave Bidwell
Lou Haviland
Phil Vassello
Hoosick Area
Women United
West Hoosick Baptist Church
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Catholic Daughters of America
Edie Beaumont
River Street
Patrician Hall
Marjorie Lewis
Josephine Bounds
State University At
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Marcia Gardner
North Bennington
Martin Percy
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Percy
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Phil Percy
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G. M. Dzaman
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Church Streets
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Rolf Sternberg
Sternberg
Elm and Main Street
John Street
Elm Street
Michael Rider
Haynes Brothers Ford
Rider
Charles Fosdick
Department of
Merchants Or Village Board
Decker
Fonzie Salluzzo
Mike Rider
Eagles
Aerie of Eagles
Charities of the
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