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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1976
Page
2
The HOT LINE column invites readers to write in with problems or help requests to The Times Record in Troy New York. It promises research backed answers, maintains privacy for phone numbers, and notes the column runs several days a week.
The piece lists several Arabic and English Lebanese oriented newspapers in New York City with addresses and circulation. New Al-Hoda at 16 West 30th Street 10001 publishes the New Lebanese-American Journal weekly with about 9,000 circulation and the semi weekly New Al-Hoda with about 2,750 subscribers. Al-Islaah 260 West Broadway 10013 publishes monthly on Wednesdays and is about 1,000 copies. Heritage at 30 East 40th Street 10001 targets English Lebanese readers with about 3,000 subscribers. Action at 135 East 44th Street 10017 is the largest English and Arabic weekly with 14,000 circulation.
Grafton Elementary fourth graders won the Campbell Soup label contest with 1 760 labels collected. PTO awarded 15 to teacher Karoline Vincent, principal Walter O Brien has led equipment exchanges for labels, total labels 7 754 will fund gym hockey set and movie screen with 400 extra. Public meeting Tuesday 7 30 pm at Grafton Elementary.
Gladys McClellan was chosen president of the Ministering Circle of Kings Daughters in Hoosick Falls. Ruth Peereboom elected vice president, Charles Frazier secretary, Norma Brenenstuhl treasurer, with reelection to 14th year.
Village Justice William Fitzpatrick fined Bruce Hunt Stephen Marchand Albert Peglow and Robert Minkler in village court. A Van Rensselaer Star Chapter CES open meeting is listed. Skate sale raised 50 for the Reynolds Gilchrest rink. Sharon Barber named Kellas Scholar at Russell Sage College. Diane Fleming earns SPN nursing diploma and LPN training. Dog licensing fines noted. Hoosick Rescue Squad receives 400 from Gay Nineties Dance. Public hearing on 1976 Community Development Block Program announced. Skating badges awarded at Reynolds Gilchrest rink. Hoosick Falls post office to be closed Feb 16 for Washington's Birthday. Villanova deans list includes Mary Fleming and Susan Mahar. William J. French at VA Hospital in Albany.
Michael W Casey of Babcock Lake and Ronald F LaPorte of Hoosick Falls earned certificates and cash prizes in the 1976 Rensselaer County American Legion Oratorical Contest at Rensselaer Junior-Senior High School. Sponsored by Hoosick American Legion Post, prizes were presented by Commander Albert J Goodwin Jr. The Hoosick Post also fielded Vice Commander Francis Downing and Sergeant-at-Arms Harry Mulready.
The Babe Ruth Association will meet at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the Rescue Squad Building Stillwater. Organizers urge parents to attend and provide suggestions for future association projects.
Miss Cindy Deyoe earns acceptance to SUNY Adirondack Community College for fall as Argyle groups announce leadership and events. The local Red Cross names Frederick Smith as fund drive chairman with Mrs Louis Hoffis as branch head. Orientation Night at Argyle Central School invites eighth graders and parents for 7 39 to 9 p.m. sessions covering registration and graduation requirements. Argyle PTSA reports committee appointments and thanks for a new movie projector donation while seeking library volunteers. Argyle Free Library Board elects officers and notes retiring trustee Mabel Hay with 11 217 total circulation in 1975.
The East Greenbush town board approved paying $600 to Richard and Marilyn Hurd for town takings to fix a Craver Road turn and renamed Third Street in Hillview to View Street. It also agreed to a $2,000 Bruen Rescue Squad equipment purchase for emergency services and appointed Barbara Ann Geremick and Cynthia Wagner as part time secretaries, plus Christopher Rickard as a full time patrolman.
New York Farm Bureau President Richard McGuire of Cambridge told the national Young Farmers and Ranchers Conference that Northeast and non belt farmers accept higher feed grain costs for lasting export benefits. He said 1975 set export records and a unified approach will offset short term setbacks as young leaders from 40 states gathered to motivate and educate under 30 activists.
Rensselaer City Assessor Alexander Lombardi offers help to seniors filing property tax exemption forms. He notes no calls this year, possibly due to new office numbers 462 5421 and 462 5422. Eligible seniors 65 plus with income under 6500 and two years ownership may file by May 1.
Seventy two semifinalists are listed for Coinword Puzzle No 1078 with 64 names read as eligible by solving five key words. A winner, if any, will be announced Saturday. Names span Mechanicville Cambridge Troy Latham Watervliet Cohoes and surrounding towns.
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