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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1976
Page
2
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The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest with a $25 prize. Entries may be submitted in writing or as hand drawn facsimiles before 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. One winner per family. if multiple winners split prize. no entry by post cards. judges’ decision final.
Town of Halfmoon clerk Dorothy Breski announced closures of all town offices on December 24 and 31 with the town landfill shut December 24, 25, 31 and January 1. Landfill stickers and dog licenses available at Town Hall.
Saratoga County supervisors approved a 2 million design contract to add a 117 bed third floor to Ballston Spa Infirmary and move 70 Barkersville residents upon completion next year. The panel also approved selling the County Laboratory to Saratoga Hospital for 105280, and a 2.00 raise for Sheriff Bowen to 19750. A second Rist-Frost contract for Saratoga County Airport renovation was approved with 43000 in cost estimates. A redevelopment area designation was adopted to boost federal aid, and a youth bureau director search is set for December 28 with a salary hearing January 3.
Mechanicville District Public Library hosts an extensive Hummel nativity display owned by Mary Turner, ex exhibits chairman of the Friends of the Library. Christmas books for children and adults are shown, plus music recordings may be borrowed. The library observes Dec 24 25 31 and Jan 1 with holiday hours.
Malta proposes a federal grant through the Public Works Capital Development Program to fund a town hall beside the town garage on Route 9 with 1 percent locally funded. The town also plans to close portions of Cramer Road and Minner Road that have seen little use.ROUND LAKE LIBRARY: Parents may register their children for story.
Beatrice Cornell of Latham won $25 for alerting The Times Record to a fire at the Diplomat Bar on November 4. The contest rewards the first accurate alert. Nancy Delaney also reported the fire later. Cornell, secretary of Cornell Lumber Co., lives in Schenectady and works in the family business.
Albany Assemblyman Bobby D Andrea prefiles two bills to shift control of Gurn Spring Co. site and part of the Wilton Developmental Center from state to town. He envisions the 4.75 acre Gurn Spring as a historic educational site and seeks rehab funding, while proposing a one dollar sale for the developmental center land to speed conveyance.
The Town of Stillwater announces the supervisor’s office has relocated to the town garage. Contact numbers: Supervisor 6646224, town clerk 6643271, highway department 6644611, and justice court 6643314.
Saratoga Springs 4-Hers spent a week creating gifts for parents teachers and friends at Santa's Workshop on Church Street. Youth learned collage decoupage and crafts taught by 4-H agents and club members from Sharp and Spicy. A Christmas party wrapped up the event.
Round Lake Library posts January hours and class slots limited to 15 children. Sessions run Tuesday mornings and afternoons and Thursday mornings. Northern Pioneer Neighbors should reserve the New Year’s Supper by calling Peggy Moses before Friday.
The Bacon Hill Grange met December 13 at Mildred Peck's home with a covered dish supper. Albert Watcher presided as master. Guests included Henry Lewis New York State Master Marie Lewis junior deputy and Arda Skellie Saratoga County service chair. Miss Peck presented Christmas Heritage.
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