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14 Dec 1976
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
1
A word puzzle befits retail or retain er choices with clues and multiple option pairs. Each clue asks to select the correct form to fit the sentence and letter pattern for a Troy N Y newspaper feature.
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest with a $25 prize. Entries may be submitted on the printed blank or a hand drawn facsimile, by mail or in person, before 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Multiple entries allowed. only one prize per family. unsolved weeks roll to the next prize.
J C Penney Co announced at a press conference it will open a large department store restaurant and automotive center at Clifton Country Mall next spring. The 90 000 square foot anchor will occupy the east wing and include paint and hardware. The mall already hosts A P Carl Co Denbys Flair s Mack Drugs Wells and Coverly Corbat Shoes and Place for Steaks.
Clifton Park Town Board approved a $4,000 contract with G Alan Cruickshank to design tennis courts and trails for the Kinns Road recreation site. The board also bought adjacent land for $11,000 to expand the town landfill, reduced speed limits on Nott and Waite Roads, extended senior tax exemptions, limited Riverview Road truck traffic, and approved two voting machines at $2,150 each.
Saratoga Springs Mayor Raymond Watkin urged a state senate committee to revise the 1974 off track betting law. He argued the city should receive a share of Saratoga County's 1.5 million OTB revenues despite its population under 100,000, citing higher summer costs and tourism.
St. Pauls and Assumption parishes in Mechanicville vote to unify under one pastor by June 1977. Rev Frank Gallogly and Rev Michael Sullivan note past shared services and education programs as 33 members approve the move. Previous 1974 opposition cited, with current priest shortage highlighted for the Augustinian order.
Mechanicville public school students in grades three to five display a “Christmas Around the World” exhibit on the middle school hall second floor. Nations highlighted include Holland Mexico Hawaii Italy England Switzerland Australia Germany Czechoslovakia France and Asia Minor. Thanksgiving poster contest winners announced with top prizes from McDonald’s Clifton Park including free french fries and prize certificates.
Mechanicville PBA announces Santa will greet children at the old Singer Store in Park Plaza Dec 20 23 from 6 to 8 pm with gifts and four Big Wheel tricycles drawn each night. The event funds a Christmas program after merchant group funding shortfall.
The Washington County Farm Bureau Women's Committee received a silver key certificate for the outstanding 1976 state women's program at the New York Farm Bureau annual meeting. Cochairs Norma Skellie and Eleanor Laurie accepted the award. Over 200 area women joined in the program featuring commodity promotion safety education political outreach public relations and a fashion show titled You don't look like a farmer.
A second person faces charges in the 1975 grave-digging case. Peter C. Squires pleaded guilty to grave tampering for unearthing Elsie Van Rensselaer’s grave, while a 17 year old was arrested last November and another man remains sought. Investigators note missing skull fragments, and a valuables motive is suspected.
The Albany City Chapter of the Mental Health Association launches a gift-raising drive for about 400 patients at Hudson River and Utica State Psychiatric Centers. Gifts should be wrapped and labeled for man woman or adolescent and pledged via the Mental Health Association at 75 New Scotland Ave Albany 42208.
A behavioral program for elementary students in North Colonie Central School District opens to teachers and parents. Developed from mid January by area psychologists led by Theodore Feinberg of Shaker High School, it aims to address student behavior.
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