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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1976
Page
3
Puzzle page from The Record invites entries by Aug. 10. Readers solve word clues pairing words to form phrases. Submit name address to Coinword Editor The Record Troy NY.
The Times Record announces a weekly Coinword contest with a $25 prize. Open to all except Times Record employees or relatives. Submit entries by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, using the printed entry form or a faithful hand drawn replica. Entries become property of the paper. only one prize per family.
Cambridge event features Dr. Robert Sponzo guest speaker from Albany Regional Cancer Center. Nursing school graduates receive diplomas and pins, with awards for academic excellence and professionalism.
Washington reports U S farm exports reached a record 22.15 billion dollars for the year ending June 30, up 3 percent from 21.6 billion the prior year. Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said exports have topped 21 billion for three straight years, helping pay rising import bills for petroleum and other products.
Nancy Malo’s gas tank was ripped from her car at the River Street Boston and Maine crossing in Hoosick Falls. Village officials say B and M will repair it and install gates, but work awaits New York DOT approval. residents urge faster action after repeated mishaps and two boats capsizing nearby.
The Eagles Club of Hoosick Falls hosts an Italian style buffet dinner August 14 at 7 p.m. with a pre buffet initiation at 6 p.m. and dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are sold at the club through August 9, and a Policeman's Ball is set for September 11 with an award for policemen of the year.
The Cambridge Public Library hosts a 1 p.m. Wednesday flute and harpsichord concert by Bliss White Gail Schonbeck and Dora Hast. Embury United Methodist Church plans a chicken barbecue on Saturday Aug 14 with two service times. The church bazaar and art exhibit run that day with local artist participation. Friends of the Library announce a Book Sale Aug 20 21 on West Main Street. St Luke's Episcopal Church to hold a public smorgasbord supper Thursday at the American Legion Home featuring Swedish meatballs baked ham turkey salads and homemade items. Tickets available in advance or at the door.
William H. Miller Republican assessor in Grafton refuses to sign the 1976 tax roll, citing protest. County Attorney Marvin Honig says Miller's notice indicates a refusal to sign but offers no explanation. Miller declines further comment and will consult his attorney.
In Albany a council vote on labor pay ignited anger from the firefighters union led by Mike Romano. He warned aldermen of demonstrations at their workplaces and said the union would pursue court challenges if arbitration awards were affected. Council president Richard Conners pushed to finish business.
A round and square dance is set for August 28 at the V F W Hall in Grafton from 9 p m to 1 a m The Jesters provide music The event is sponsored by the St John Francis Regis Altar Rosary Society of Grafton A 3 donation will be requested at the door
The Hoosick Grange will vote for officers on August 11 after a 7 p.m. covered dish dinner. An historical movie and the Grange Bicentennial program portion follow, with July birthdays celebrated and readings by Ralph J. Griswold Clif ford Cottrell Lawrence Ludwig and N Clifford Cottrell. Roger Moseley and Laura Moseley provided music and Mrs Charles Filkins and Mrs Ralph J Griswold organized games. A cupboard for Grange trophies was donated by James Maston.
Beautiful weather greeted opening day as large crowds filled the clubhouse and grandstand in Saratoga. Food offerings included poached salmon, turkey divan, trout, frogs legs, roast beef sandwiches, clams, hot dogs, pizza, and desserts while many Troy residents appeared in boxes and among lunchers. Notables and local officials from Troy and nearby towns attended, mingling with reporters and former sports editors.
Grafton Petersburg and Berlin residents may apply locally for food stamps starting today with a representative from the Rensselaer County Social Services Food Stamp Unit at Grafton Town Hall Petersburg Memorial Hall and Berlin Town Hall on the first Tuesday of each month. Applicants must bring last month’s income proof resources and county residence documentation.
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