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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1976
Page
2
A Shenendehowa School District survey shows 82 percent of respondents favor maintaining high educational standards without tax increases. The 10 question poll released this week supports a five year plan of 500000 dollars for equipment replacement and building maintenance.
Stillwater Village Board hears continued interest from Bethlehem Construction Corp to build a 24 unit Riverwood complex on seven acres opposite Stillwater High School. If built, 21 one acre buildings could yield 168 units with beginning as early as July and completion by November 1.
About 5,000 Clifton Park residents with Jonesville and Elnora mailing addresses will switch to Clifton Park N Y 12065 effective Saturday. The Elnora and Jonesville post offices are moving to Route 9 near Parkwood Plaza to form the Clifton Park Post Office, with rural routes consolidating from Mechanicville Waterford and Ballston Lake as the office prepares to serve over 8,000 residents.
The New York Holstein Fresian Association holds its dairy convention at the Holiday Inn in Saratoga Springs through Saturday. A reception Thursday featured square dancing and entertainment. Homer Preston of the U S Dairy Association Marketing Services spoke at the milk marketing conference. The banquet and Junior Program events occur Friday and Saturday with various social activities and an awards luncheon to close.
Daily problem solving feature from The Times Record in Troy New York offers readers help with disputes and red tape. It invites readers to write in with name address and phone for confidential research and a reply when complete.
Inquiries on sidewalk clearing across Federal Street to Eighth Street Fifth Avenue to Grand Street Grand Street to Fourth Street Sixth Avenue to Seventh Avenue Spur questions of responsibility. Officials note many areas border torn down buildings and call for city or Urban Renewal Agency help with manpower and small sidewalk equipment.
A long standing policyholder seeks to cancel his 16 year old son's coverage amid financial strain. The insurer reportedly requires surrender of the teen’s license if cancellation is requested since the son resides with the policyholder. An insurance broker notes teens bring higher risk and rates. cancellation could trigger loss of driving privileges and higher adult rates on the policy.
Tickets on sale for a Schuylerville Lions Club spaghetti dinner at the Legion Home on Clancy Street. Servings served 1 to 6 p.m. Menu includes two sauces salad rolls dessert beverage prepared by Walter Grom. Adults 2.50 children under 12 1.50 under five free. Tickets from local outlets or Lions Club members. TV sets will let diners watch the Super Bowl.
The Stillwater Central Home School Association met at the high school and by motion set a slate of temporary officers to serve until May with elections in September. Officers include Kathy Kawola chairperson Elaine Riley co chairperson Barbara Raymond treasurer Carolyn VanDenburgh co treasurer Mary Lummis recording secretary and Audrey Cirella corresponding secretary. The next meeting is Feb 10 at 7 30 p.m. at the high school.
The Malta Town Board formed a Bicentennial Commission including Florence Willison Jane Coffman Barbara Farstad James Gardner Earl Gates Malcolm Jennings Annebelle MacMillin Noreen Pompa and William Thompson ex officio members Sup Meager and Marguerite Amadeo. Pompa and MacMillin named co chairmen Willison secretary A $250 county grant funds bicentennial activities A time capsule project invites Malta residents to write to a distant future with prizes and capsule entries due by March 1 Capsule presented April 6 at Change School Also planned master day June 19 at Round Lake Rod and Gun Club with crafts games and a gala ball Draft publication History of the People of the Town of Malta is under preparation Community involvement urged through contact with commission members or the town board.
Police investigate an early morning blaze that heavily damaged the Saratoga Springs Youth and Community Relations Bureau office at 297 Broadway. Firemen responded around 12:45 a.m. Smoke and water also affected the chamber of commerce office in the same building, with no cause yet determined.
A snowmobile safety course will be held at Halfmoon Town Hall Saturday from 2 to 4 p.m. and January 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. There is no charge. New York law requires snowmobilers aged 10 to 16 to possess a safety certificate earned after four hours instruction and a written test.
Semifinalists total 51 for Coinword Puzzle No 1075 with a $2125 jackpot. Names follow township mentions Troy Watervliet Cohoes Mechanicville Ballston Spa and Bennington Vt. Winners, if any, announced Saturday. Officers elected at Clifton Park Halfmoon Emergency Corps include John MacCammon president and Frank Van Norden vice president.
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