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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1977
Page
2
Coinword Contest Rules From The Times Record
Solve the COINWORD puzzle and submit completed entries by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Open to all except Times Record employees and relatives. Prizes of 25 dollars weekly. ties split. if no winner, prize rolls over. All entries become property of the paper. One prize per family.
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Times Record
Coinword
Rensselaer Council Leader Endorses Mink for Mayor
Laverne G. Lewis president of the Rensselaer common council publicly backs Mayor Joseph P. Mink amid a Democratic primary clash with Donald Hunt. Lewis praises Mink's HUD housing efforts and the Partition Street bridge, the new library idea, and cites ongoing concerns over neighborhood funding for 1977-78.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Laverne G. Lewis
Common Council
Joseph P. Mink
Lewis
Party
Mink
Partition Street
East Greenbush School Board to hear bus route change
The East Greenbush School Board meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Clinton Heights to hear a request for a minor Nassau bus route change and to discuss employing retired personnel as substitute teachers under Education Law. The board also considers 10 new faculty appointments and a leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Greenbush
Nassau
Clinton Heights
Orchard Park bids opened for water main project Nassau Village
Nassau Village to open bids at 7 p.m. today for Orchard Park water main improvements at Nassau Village Hall. Project aims to finish within 30 days after award, with completion hoped by September. Village Clerk Margaret Van Deusen notes rate hikes begin Oct 1 1977, raising residential base to 36 dollars and per extra resident by four dollars. business rate set at 50 dollars. Police Chief Thomas LaBuda to assume Aug 29 with salary 9000 dollars for three part time officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau
Orchard Park
Malven St
Margaret van Deusen
Thomas LaBuda
Community events and notices from Sand Lake area
Sand Lake Seniors plan a Friday chicken barbecue at the Stephentown valley Rod and Gun Club with reservations to Henrita Beaudoin or Oswald Biittig and transport aid via Mrs. Eleanore Sullivan. Next meeting September 8 at 1 30 p.m. at the Church of the Covenant in Averill Park with Tony Butler as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Stephentown Valley
Church of the Covenant
Averill Park
Tony Butler
New assistant director joins Youth Bureau
Michael Josephson becomes assistant director of the Rensselaer Youth Bureau replacing Sam Rodine. He emphasizes using sports to address potential youth problems and plans to work with Boy's Club and Girls Club leaders while learning the new role. He previously coached basketball and taught music and PE in Clifton Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer
Michael Josephson
Jim
Keneally
Toni
Blankenship
Josephson
Barn destroyed in West Hoosick fire killing two calves
A West Hoosick barn belonging to Myron Filkins burned Saturday evening at 7 p m. Five fire departments Hoosick Falls West Hoosick Buskirk Hoosick and North Hoosick battled the flames but could not save the structure. Two calves died and some farm machinery was damaged the owner cited spontaneous combustion as the likely cause with no damage estimate yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Hoosick
Myron Filkins
Wilson Mill Road
Filkins
Hoosick Falls
Buskirk
Flanigan Seeks North Greenbush Town Council Post
James Flanigan announces his bid for the Democratic nomination for town council in North Greenbush. He calls for improved recreation facilities and better notice coverage, cites two parks, and seeks stronger zoning and planning. Flanigan is active as a county disability advocate and community housing administrator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Greenbush
James Flanigan
Democratic Party
North Greenbush American Legion Hall
Flanigan
Russell Avenue
Rensselaer County
The
Association For Retarded Children
State Association of Community Residence Administrators
Wynantskill
New York
Local Fibrosis Campaign Heads Selected for Cystic Fibrosis drive
Three area residents have been chosen to lead the Breath of Life campaign for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. The group includes Mrs. Gerald Crouch of Stephentown and Mrs. Louis Curdey of Nassau, under the Capital District chapter led by Patricia Ulterino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bester Peers
Petersburg
Gerald Crouch
Stephentown
Louis Curdey
Nassau
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Particia Ulterino
Capital District
Ephemera Exhibit Opens at Bennington Museum
An Ephemera exhibit opens Wednesday at the Bennington Museum and runs through Sept. 12. The show features everyday printed and hand-written items from tickets to proclamations. It travels from London origins via The Ephemera Society and expands with American ephemera from regional archives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Museum
The
Ephemera Society
London
American Antiquarian Society
Vermont Historical Society
North America
Bennington
Helmet law protest ends with 81 tickets in Fort Ann
About 100 ABATE motorcyclists protested New York helmet rules in Warren and Washington counties. Police stopped riders on Route 149 and issued 81 summonses for helmet violations and related infractions. Riders from area clubs appeared before Fort Ann Justices Charles Godfrey and Joseph Monahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Anna
New York
Warren
Washington Counties
Whitehall
Queensbury
South Glens Falls
Fort Ann Town
Charles Godfrey
Joseph Monahan
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ASPIE
Kly
Rensselaer Council
Donald Hunt
Hunt
Arizona
Richard Reilly
Joe Mink
Alden W. Geitz
Sherman Road
Castleton
Patrick T. Maney
Albert A. Hayford
Columbia St
Columbia Street
Taborton Fire Company
West Sand Lake
United Methodist Church
Jim Cooper
Pat
Roy Bashford
Addie Ashline
Bill Crozier
Harwood McCart and Son
Emily Gardner
Columbia Turnpike
Saratoga
Quaker Springs Methodist Church
Mary Hill
Youth Bureau
Clifton Park Area
Mechanicville
Carol Sabatino
Friends of the Library
Raggedy Ann
Park Plaza
Carol
Kathe Forster
Hoosick and
North Hoosick
Armenian Federation
Williams Road
Breath of Life
Calvin P. Otto
Wood Flong Corp
Washington County
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