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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1976
Page
3
Frank Sherry presents a weekly HOT LINE column inviting readers to write in with problems or red tape issues. The Times Record in Trey, N.Y. 12181 asks for names and addresses to research and respond after completion.
A Navy veteran describes halted subsistence and tuition payments after SUNYA attendance lapses and a misfiled rehab interview. A VA service agency guided steps to certify fall term and resolve the overpayment, easing the veteran’s family crisis with February relief.
Spring registration for Shenendehowa Continuing Education opens Monday through Wednesday with evening hours 6 to 9 in Middle School A. About 130 courses begin March 1, including bicentennial themes like Colonial crafts and history. Also listed are Learn and Through Doing options, college credit courses, and a public coffee hour at Change Elementary School.
Shenendehowa School District may charge outside groups and individuals for classroom gymnasium and auditorium use. A task force proposed a fee schedule from 1 to 150 dollars per use, with revenues slated for sustaining current services. The board also discussed competency tests for graduation and other policy items.
William J. Lyttle, charged in the hatchet deaths of his stepmother and stepsister, is found capable of standing trial by psychiatrist Dr. Leonard Rockmore. The hearing before Judge Loren Brown in Ballston Spa adjourned to March 2 for further testimony.
Elementary students at Garippa Elementary enjoyed a traveling zoo with a 125 pound iron cub and a big eight foot constrictor. The event drew praise from Principal Phil Garippa and prompted talk of a future arborist convention at Joyce's. Meanwhile, a primary petition drive in Mechanicville for Anne Messore and delegates to back Fred Harris surpassed 1,300 signatures in the 29th District.
Mechanicville announced a successful outcome from a store and items appeal in The Times Record. By Wednesday noon most requested goods were pledged. Bowlers led by Mike Martone claimed their third straight championship with a 52 4 season and 143 25 over three seasons, aided by 46721 pins. Kiwanis guests Lillian SporanNo and Angela Dangolilla enjoyed a NY Telephone slide show. Reverend Shippey notes Joe Callander atop the United Methodist church roof. Palm Sunday Cantata rehearsal seeks more male voices. Sundays 3 PM in the United Methodist Church Assembly Room.
Saratoga County residents can enroll in multiple Cooperative Extension Home Economics programs without membership. The Knit Jackets and Sport Coats series runs seven lessons under Jeanne Winters at 7 p.m. at the Extension Center in Saratoga Springs with openings available. A daytime center series and an evening Shenendehowa Methodist Church series are full. waiting lists exist for jacket-sport coat classes. The Early American Cookery series meets Feb 26 at Clifton Park United Methodist Church with Mary Jane Ellis guiding open hearth cooking discussions and utensil displays. preregistration is requested. The February Saratoga County Homemakers Newsletter covers social security rights as utility customers, winter boot care, pewter care, a Waltors salad recipe, and vitamin C notes.
Mechanicville police answered 112 complaints in January including ambulance calls and made nine arrests. Chief Joseph P. Ryan reported city court cases yielded 576 in fines and forfeitures. Two assault cases were dismissed and a conspiracy case drew 100 fine. A 100 fine was levied for no proof of insurance. Nine auto accidents were investigated and four street lights and two traffic lights were out of order.
Cornword Puzzle No. 1080 lists 20 semifinalists eligible by solving five key words. A jackpot of $2,250 awaits a winner, to be announced Saturday. Participants include Andrew Boldish, Laura Brignola, Cathy and Gram Brothers, among others.
A Mechanicville youth rally features a teen talent show and a talk by Rev. Richardson tonight at 7 30 p m at Highway Tabernacle 9 River Road Mechanicville Christ Ambassadors ages 12 to 35 from the Assemblies of God movement participate in the event.
A spokesman for the Mechanicville A and P states there are no plans to close the Mechanicville store even with a new Clifton Park location opening. The store draws customers from north and south of the city and across the river, and a period of performance evaluation will follow. Also noted, Gary E. Tatro of Mechanicville was named to the Quinnipiac College dean’s list in Hamden Conn. He is a freshman and a 1975 Mechanicville High School graduate majoring in Biology.
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