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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1976
Page
2
Solve the word clues choosing the correct form from pairs. The Record puzzle page lists definitions and two options per line. fill each blank with the appropriate word to complete the phrase or sentence.
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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. Norma Skellie and Eleanor Laurie accepted for the Washington County group, with over 200 area women involved. The program covered commodity promotion safety political education public relations and events, including a fashion show You don’t look like a farmer portraying changing roles in agriculture.
The Hoosick Town Board tabled discussion of a proposed subdivision and building code law, to be reviewed by town attorney and members at the January meeting. New regulations would limit rules to flood plains, remove the building inspector role, and set permit fees by the board.
A capacity crowd gathered at the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks for an 85th anniversary gala. Exalted Ruler Gerald Schwartz led arrangements with Past District Deputy Walter Wirmusky as master of ceremonies. Guests included Dr. Perry Miller and other dignitaries from New York and Vermont lodges, reflecting on the club’s history and civic work.
Hoosick Falls residents seek local sponsorship to continue the Food Co op after March as CEO funds for transporting food from Troy to Hoosick Falls expire. The policy council met at United Presbyterian Church to discuss volunteer drivers and local operation, with food stamps accepted and items offered at reduced prices.
The Learn to Skate program will begin Wednesday at Reynolds-Gilchrest rink if cold weather holds. Mrs. Charles Kavage and Mrs. Bruce Jones lead. Nancy Homa will teach 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. with an exhibition by her Pittsfield students at 7 p.m. Saturday lessons and a Cambridge group session precede the show. Lt. Alan Coutinho of the U S Air Force, husband of Margaret Wir musky, is assigned to Air Force One maintenance in April, moving with his two month old son Michael to Washington D C. Downtown Christmas decorations include lights on a maple tree and the bandstand, with John Maine and Church Streets lit by Trahan Company and Niagara Mohawk crews.
J C Penney Co announced at a press conference it will open a large depart ment store at Clifton Country Mall next spring occupying the east wing. The store will be full line with paint and hardware and will be larger than its Latham and Westgate shops. Clifton Mall now hosts 49 of 60 stores including A and P Carl Co Denby Flair Mack Drugs Wells and Corbat Shoes among others.
Mechanicville Police Benevolent Association announced Santa Claus will visit Dec 20 21 6 to 8 pm at the old Singer Store in Park Plaza Shopping Center. Children meeting Santa receive a present and a chance to win one of four tricycle Big Wheels each night. The PBA sponsors the event after the merchant association could not fund both lights and Santa this year.
Petersburg town votes to apply for a $300000 HUD grant to repair a 70 year old water system. A survey cites encrusted mains, leaking hydrants, and inadequate well supply with two reservoirs offering limited firefighting and daily supply capacity. Improvements include new main lines hydrant replacement and a flow monitoring system to appraise well performance.
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