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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1977
Page
3
Play coinword puzzle number 1143 from The Record of Troy New York. Deadline 5 PM Tuesday May 3. Clues involve choosing from paired words to form correct answers. Includes across and down sections with hints like A carefully planned asset for a young couple and a rising sun can be an exciting sight.
The Times Record outlines eligibility for the COINWORD contest open to all except the employer or relatives of the Times Record staff. Entrants may submit multiple entries using the official blank or a hand drawn replica, with name and address, by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. A $25 weekly prize is split if multiple winners. if no correct solution, the prize rolls to the next week. Only one prize per family. Entries become property of the paper. You do not need to buy copies to win.
Del Ray of Latham will write a concert number and finale for the Green Sabres Drum and Bugle Corps of Schuylerville and teach as staff. He will assist Brad Longdo, music supervisor, to maintain high year round instruction. Openings remain for horn players color guard and drummers ages 11 to 21 with weekly rehearsals Wednesdays 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. at the corps headquarters on Broad Street.
Ballston Spa Saratoga County supervisors chair John Dudek was directed by the federal Employment and Training Administration to study allegations of impropriety in John Herrick’s selection as county Youth Director. He must file a report by Friday while the panel also amended the youth budget and approved bond notes for the sewer district.
Clifton Park Town Board hears a 38 acre rezoning request from owner Stephen Vinciguerra and developer G Alan Cruickshank to change from residential to a planned development district for light business and offices. The plans include a dairy store and ambulance association site and a racquetball court. The board referred the plan to town attorney Joseph Martino for legal in spection and to the planning board for study. The meeting also covered CAPTAIN funding, park lighting bids, a green space ordinance hearing set for May 23, and a postponed McDonalds Route 146 entrance relocation.
More than 60 residents form Homeowners for Action to seek a court order halting a 22 acre rezoning from residential to planned development between Plant Road and Route 9. They accuse a conflict of interest involving board member Harold DeVoe and developer and town consultant engineer G Alan Cruickshank.
Halfmoon Town Board will vote at 7 30 p m on whether to award the low bids totaling above 200 000 beyond a 450 000 federal grant from the Economic Development Administration for the new town hall designed by Edward O Hanlon Advance Cooling Co. Costs may rise further with possible revenue sharing funds and the hoped 100 000 from selling the old building. overruns could force borrowing.
Saratoga County board enacted measures praising seniors, snowshoers, Grange members, conservation district workers, and animal lovers. Proclamations include May Senior Citizen's Month, Grange Week, Soil Stewardship Week, Be Kind To Animals Week, and Snowshoe Capital of America designation for Corinth. Budget balance remains a concern as a spectator quipped.
The Capital District Purdue Alumni Club reveals its slate for the coming year at an April meeting. Officers include Patricia Stiles chairperson Anna Marie Grom assistant chairperson and membership Ronalee Myers secretary Sally Ann Kersey treasurer Kathleen Carpenter hospitality and Dorothy Tracy refreshments. The Capital District event, May 4 at 6 30 p.m. at the Edison Club Schenectady, features Jack Karl as guest speaker. Reservations go to Albert R. Graham 36 Beechwood Drive Burnt Hills.
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