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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1977
Page
2
Coinword Contest Rules From The Times Record
Rules for COINWORD contest require no employer of The Times Record or relatives to enter. Contestants may submit multiple entries using the printed blank or a hand drawn replica. Entries must reach COINWORD editor by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. mailed or hand delivered entries late are ineligible. A $25 weekly prize is awarded to winners with shared prize if ties. unclaimed prize rolls to next week. All entries become property of the paper and only one prize per family.
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Coinword
Glens Falls couple die in Greenwich motorcycle crash
Washington County sheriff deputies report a motorcycle collision on Route 29 in Greenwich at 7 15 p m Monday. Gary A Washburn 24 of South Glens Falls and passenger Diane Rogge 22 of the Lamplighter Trailer Park died at Mary McClellan Hospital after the bike veered left and struck a utility pole then a fence.
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Greenwich
South Glens Falls
Washington County Sheriff's Deputies
Gary A. Washburn
Woodlawn Ave
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Diane Rogge
Lamplighter
North Hoosick Fire Dept Seeks Extra Funds
North Hoosick firemen asked the Hoosick Town Board for an additional 2000 dollars for operating costs. The board approved increasing the department contract from 7000 to 39000 after a planned fall public hearing. The board also sent congratulations to Hoosick Falls on its 150th anniversary celebration.
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North Hoosick Firemen
Hoosick
North
North Hoosick Department
Hoosick Falls
Troy
New York
State
National Guard
Menands Bridge
C.W. McKeen
Woman killed in hit and run near Glens Falls
Cynthia Macewan a 23 year old from Oakland California died in a hit and run on Route 9 in the Town of Moreau while walking early this morning. State Police said the driver fled the scene and she appeared to have been vacationing in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N.Y
Cynthia Macewan
Oakland
Calif
Moreau
Averill Park boards Open Meetings query on 7 million budget deposit
Averill Park School Board weighs calling an executive session to discuss where a 7 million dollar budget will be deposited. National Commercial Bank was chosen over Citibank and Community State Bank after bids. officials anticipate further discussion and a possible private session.
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Averill Park
Citibank
Community State Bank
National
Gerald Fitzgerald
Davis
National Commercial
Charles J1. Ostrander
Averill Park School
Charles Cateldo
National Commercial Bank
Rensselaer Debates Full-Time Mayor in Democratic Race
Democratic candidate for mayor backs a full-time post contrasting with incumbent Joseph Mink who argues most daily decisions can be handled by department heads. Mink credits current management while Hunt and supporters cite past full-time mayors Irv Steward and Jack Warden as proof of better city service.
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Rensselaer
Donald M. Hunt
Joseph Mink
the Times Record
Mink
Hunt
Jack Warden
Irv
Jack
City Hall
Stewart
Warden
William Carney
Reisselaer
Clarence McNally
John Warden
Irving Stewart
Carney
Times Record
Bloodmobile visit and community figures in Sand Lake area
The Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to Church of the Covenant in Sand Lake from 12 30 to 6 30 p m on Monday with coordinators Mrs Ross French Mrs Robert Carlson and volunteers led by Mrs Thomas Hill Canteen overseer Mrs Robert Shuey and setup chief David Randall invite appointments through Mrs Edward Weber or Mrs Carlson Walk ins welcome A Red Cross spokesperson stresses the need for blood donations during summer. Cindy Cobb honored by Sand Lake Kiwanis for outstanding religious activity and active St Henry's parish youth work is noted. Averill Park Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company to hold its 28th annual field day Saturday starting at 1 p m with parade and contests behind the firehouse.
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Red Cross
Sand Lake
Poestenkill
Ross French
Robert Carlson
Church of the Covenant
Thomas Hill
Robert Shuey
David Randall
Cobb
Charles Cobb
Abbott Drive
The
Sand Lake Kiwanis Club
Cindy
Crooked Lake
Philip Pierce
Averill Park High School
Russell Sage College
Pierce
Austin Burns
St. Henry's Parish
Burns
St. Henry's
Averill Park
Driving course cuts points and insurance in East Greenbush
Driving and Alcohol Programs with state agencies offers a Defensive Driving Course to subtract three points from licenses. Open sessions on Aug 23 at St. John's Albany and Sept 10 17 at Columbia High School, eight hour once weekly or two Saturdays. Registration $20. senior citizens may get insurance deductions. Call 477-7532 783-5632 766-3172 828-4181 for details.
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East Greenbush
Driving and Alcohol Programs, Inc
State Department of Motor Vehicles
The
National Safety Council
East Greenbush Central School District
Sandra Andres
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Central Ave
Albany
Columbia High School
Picnic Scheduled by Glass Lake Association at Tifft's Beach
Averill Park announces the Glass Lake Association annual picnic for August 16 at 6 30 p m at Tifft's Beach. A business meeting will follow the games and home prepared buffet. If rain, picnic postponed to August 23.
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Averill Park
The
Glass Lake Association
Tifft's Beach
Association
Castleton Board reviews sewage plant grant status
Village attorney Donald Larsen updates Castleton Village Board on the federal grant application for the sewage treatment plant. He notes new federal requirements and studies were requested and completed with help from village engineer Charles Barrows, with comments expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castleton
Donald Larsen
Larsen
Charles Barrows
Board to name Nassau police chief tonight
Nassau Village Board will vote on appointing a full time police chief at the meeting at 7 30 p m in Village Hall. The new chief will be announced tonight replacing Eugene Frament who resigned July 29 from the 9000 post. Per guidance the department is currently covered by part time officers.
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New Nassau
Nassau
Eugene Frament
Frament
Barn Fire Destroys Structure. Two Ponies Killed
Early Sunday fire on Turnpike Road Eagle Bridge destroyed a barn on Ellis Sweet property. Two racing ponies perished along with snow mobiles tools and hay. Firemen arrived after 7 a.m. six companies fought the blaze. cause blamed on overheated wiring from Friday storm. A mobile home was scorched but other buildings were saved.
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Eagle Bridge
Ellis Sweet
Turnpike Road
Buskirk
West Hoosick
North Hoosick
White Creek
Cambridge
Johnsonville
Donald Sweet
Sweet
Salem man killed in Vermont car crash
A single vehicle crash in Weathersfield Vermont killed Clayton Kohinke 19 of Salem New York. Passenger Kohinke died at the scene while the driver Andrew Hopkin 17 of Claremont New Hampshire was listed in critical condition at Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover New Hampshire with head chest and abdominal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weathersfield
Clayton Kohinke
Salem
N.Y
Kohinke
Vermont
Andrew Hopkin
Claremont
N.H
Hopkin
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
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Rensselaer County
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Joe
Edward Weber
Taborton
West Sand Lake
Cindy Cobb
St. Henry's Sunday School
Mary Hill
Ms. Andres
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