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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1976
Page
4
A list of Fill in the blank clue pairs with options and deadlines drawing on classic wordplay puzzles. Readers solve by choosing correct homophone or word pair to complete phrases and phrases tied to items like poetry hunting meals and travel terms.
Contestants may submit unlimited entries using the official blank or a hand drawn facsimile. Entries must include name and address and reach the COINWORD editor by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. The Times Record awards 25 dollars weekly. ties split prize. no entries by postcard. only one prize per family. entries become property of the paper.
A conference on new federal and state laws and regulations for handicapped children will be held January 13 in the Assembly Hall at Albany State University. Sponsored by the Capital Area School Development Association, the program targets special education directors school business managers administrators and committee chairmen.
A novice and beginner workshop will run January 15 at the Five Rivers Environmental Education Center on Game Farm Road Delmar. Sessions are 9 to noon and 1 to 4 pm with registration and fees due by January 10.
Albany area notices announce a week of aerobic dancing combining dance and exercise starting the week of January 3 at the downtown and Parkside YWCA branches. Call the Schenectady County YWCA for details.
Southern Rensselaer County Schodack Town Justice Hollis L. Reeves announces retirement effective January 1 after 16 years on the bench. He leaves an unexpired three-year term and will relinquish his county Manpower program post to take time off. The town board will appoint a successor to serve until the next general election in November.
A six week program sponsored by Schodack Central Council on the Arts will be taught by Shari Kalish starting Wednesday January 5 at 3 15 p.m. at Castleton Elementary School. Registration may be made by calling Mary Lou Kulpa.
A 54 year old Stuyvesant woman Kathleen Johnson sustained bruises and facial injuries in a three car collision on Route 91 in Schodack Town. She was treated at Albany Medical Center and cited for failure to keep right and driving while intoxicated. LeRoy Haverly 42 Schodack Landing drivers north bound car sideswiped Johnson. Johnson then struck Frances Carpinello Castleton parked car.
A 26 year old Ghent man was ticketed for driving while impaired and failure to keep right after a two car crash on Route 20 and Route 283 at 2 25 a m Saturday in Nassau County. John C Paul of Box 141 Ghent was charged after his vehicle traveling east in the westbound lane collided with Joseph V Robert 43 of Brant Rock Road. Robert swerved onto a sidewalk to avoid impact. no injuries were reported.
The Greenbush Garden Club will discuss care of house plants at a meeting on Jan 4 at 8 p.m. at Howard Goff Middle School. Roy Lustander leads, with Pat Harding and Kathleen Hollister in charge. hostesses are Mrs. Nicholas Budnowski, Mrs. Alvin Sorenson, and Mrs. Santo Scilipote. Guests welcome.
East Greenbush police investigate a vandalism incident at the Auto Vision Drive-In Theatre. The snack bar was ransacked around 2 30 a m Sunday morning, with officers continuing inquiries.
In Albany two people, Robert J. Hedderman and Margaret H. Byron, were murdered on the eve of Thanksgiving. Police have questioned hundreds of witnesses and hold a thick investigative file. A $1,500 reward from Downtown Albany Unlimited and the Albany Kiwanis Club is offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.
Milne School principal Gary L Spielmann won the 1977 Robert W Frederick Scholarship in Albany State University’s educational administrative program. Capital District Hearing Aid Society announces 1977 officers Joseph M Turley president Louis J Wittko vice president Adrian J Thibault secretary and Daniel F Martin treasurer. Public hearings on Albany County freshwater wetlands map set for January in Colonie and Rensselaerville with informational sessions and a public hearing January 27 at Wolf Road offices Colonie.
Albanys Red Cross calls for volunteer drivers to transport handicapped children and adults to therapy classes and treatment centers at various times. Contact the Albany Red Cross for more information. Albany Public Library film series and library programs listed with dates and times.
Albany State University announces Sabina Vermeulen has been named rehabilitation counselor. She will advise disabled students on campus and assist with related services at the university.
Albany State University School of Library and Information Sciences offers special one day workshops during the spring semester for librarians. Information can be obtained by calling the school.
Albany Medical College announces the Alexander and Maria Horoschak Memorial Scholarship Fund established by Dr. Anne Horoschak and Armand R. Nahrgang. The fund honors Dr. Horoschak's parents with special preference for Bucknell University graduates.
Commissioner Paul S. Kaiser of Albany a former Salvation Army official becomes national commander after the retirement of Commissioner William E. Chamberlain on January 21. Kaiser will serve as chief executive officer and spokesman for the Salvation Army in the United States.
The Public Employment Relations Board began mediation Monday to resolve a stalemate between the Carey Administration and the Civil Service Employees Association. The CSEA, representing 140000 workers, seeks wage hikes in four units and had dropped from 22 to 18 percent, about 1880 dollars annually, while the state cites fiscal limits. If mediation fails, talks move to formal factfinding.
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