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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1977
Page
3
Puzzle list with paired word choices and clues for a coinword contest. Readers fill blanks matching options like LITIGATION vs LIMITATION and DOLL vs DOLE, noting punny or homograph style hints for each numbered item. Entries must be mailed to COINWORD Editor at The Record.
The Times Record announces COINWORD entries open to all except employees and relatives. Enter any number of times using the printed blank or a hand drawn facsimile. Submit by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication with name and address. Prize is 25 dollars. ties divided. no correct solution means next week's prize grows. Only one prize per family. judges' decision final. Entries become property of the paper.
Bennington Museum's Peter Matteson Tavern Museum in Shaftsbury nears completion after a year of restoration. The site offers 18th century demonstrations in a rural setting with mountain views and staff in period dress to explain early American homestead tools and crafts.
Robert R. Powell 34 of 208 Gien Ave Scotia was arrested on Route 5 for driving while intoxicated speeding and driving without a license. He was released on 23 bail and is due in Colonie town court on July 11.
Colonie police say a rear porch window was used to break into a house on Viv Road last week. Property valued over $3,500 was stolen including guns furs silverware and a box of 190 prescription syringes. Police anticipate more items missing.
Colonie police report two youths, David A. Moore and Neil L. Pulliam, arrested for petty larceny after shoplifting sneakers from Korvettes at Northway Mall. They posted $24 bail and scheduled to appear in town court on July 6. separate burglary on Pheasant Ridge Drive involves $490 in tools taken Thursday night.
The North Colonie Board of Education meets at 8 at the district office Route 9 Newtonville to swear in Janet Kiffnes, elect officers, appoint an attorney, and act on a CSEA contract for non teaching staff while preparing for a July 20 budget revote.
Peter A. Carriero of Mechanicville announces candidacy on the Republican ticket for Stillwater town supervisor. He cites business and financial experience to manage large land and federal projects and multi million dollar expenditures. He filed petitions with Saratoga County Elections and serves on local fire and civic boards.
NEWTONVILLE The Zoning Board of Appeals will meet at Town Hall at 7 p.m. to decide on six recent public hearings. New variance requests include a one car garage with a 16 foot setback at 4 Roe Road, a floor space increase for offices on St Ambrose Lane, a weather canopy at 656 Albany Shaker Road, a dog kennel at 156 Consaul Road, and a 20 foot wide private road for a housing subdivision on County View Road.
Twenty nine St Jude's graduates received diplomas at a Dammann Hall ceremony. A Graduation Liturgy was concelebrated by Rev. Varne Rev. Hoppenhauer and Rev. Mealey. Awards went to Campbell Eileen Horgan Rogers Miles Wiesner Knatier Malone and others for general excellence and high averages. Summer Day Camp and new election district changes also announced along with a church barbecue notice.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls Eagles marks 17 years with a 7 30 p.m. Saturday dinner in the Eagles room. State president Carmelita Pauly will be guest of honor. Music by Lee and Larry. Tickets from the clubhouse. An annual clam steam at Redde's Grove follows with chowder at 1 p.m. Tickets from members. A class initiation for Lansingburgh Eagles Club occurs before the 11 a.m. clam steam. A plant hanger workshop for Fantastik Fair items is at 7 p.m. today in Immaculate Conception Church Parish Hall under Peg Morin.
Tributes were paid to Rev. Walter Quinn and Rev. Michael McGuire as they prepare for new assignments. At Hoosick Falls Central School’s June 25 baccalaureate, Father Quinn received best wishes from Rev. N Gordon Luther and shared ties between Church of the Immaculate Conception and St. Marys Academy noted. Superintendent Philip Leonard also lauded Father McGuire and St Marys Academy at the same graduation event.
Mechanicville District Public Library launches the Summer Sizzler film series with two showings. At 10 30 a m preschoolers to eight year olds view Erie Canal and Granny Lives in Galway. At 1 30 p m nine to ten year olds watch the first WO movies and Kon Tiki Kids. Attendees include children parents and babysitters. The library closes Monday.
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