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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
2
Prize Rules For COINWORD Contest In The Times Record
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest with a $25 prize. Entries open to all except Times Record employees or relatives, may be submitted any number of times using the printed entry blank or a hand drawn facsimile, by 5 pm Tuesday after publication. If multiple winners, the prize is split. if no correct entry, prize carries forward. Only one prize per family. Entries become property of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Record
Post Office
Hoosick Falls Police busy over weekend
Hoosick Falls police made multiple arrests and tickets over the long weekend. Murray Kimball of Williamstown jailed for DWI with $100 bail. Gary Brundige cited for driving while impaired. A 17 year old from Hoosick Falls arrested for driving without a license. Several others cited for speeding unsafe starts and reckless driving. open container arrests reported for Randolph Wilkins and Randall Green. Vehicle impounded for bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Murray Kimball
Williamstown
Kimball
Gary Brundige
R.D
Johnsonville
George Brett
Snow Street
Brian Hunt
R. Ik
Troy Street
Hunt
Main Street
James Liggett
Bennington
Liggett
Hog cholera outbreaks abating in northeastern states
The Agriculture Department reports progress against hog cholera with quarantines lifted in Worcester and Middlesex counties Massachusetts and in Cheshire and Rockingham counties New Hampshire. Hillsborough County New Hampshire remains under quarantine as surveillance continues in affected areas of Massachusetts New Hampshire New Jersey and Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Worcester
Middlesex
Massachusetts
Chesire
Rockingham
New Hampshire
Hillsborough County
N.H
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Argyle Legion Installs New Officers in Post 1518
Argyle American Legion Post 1518 held installation at the legion hall with Lawrence Wicks presiding. New officers include Commander Gerald McQuain and adjutant Donald McGeoch, among others, with delegates and alternates named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle American Legion
Legion Hall
Lawrence Wicks
Washington County
Gerald McQuain
Earl Inman
William Mahon
Daniel Dessaint
Donald McGeoch
Daniel Komarony
Allen Ellis
Donald Bain
Gerald
Hospital auxiliary elects new officers
The Women's Auxiliary of Mary McClellan Hospital met at Town House Restaurant and elected officers for the coming year including Mrs. John A. Hampton as president and Mrs. Michael Vogel as first vice president. Executive director Gardner B. Cullinan attended and discussed changes to the physical plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Auxiliary
Mary McClellan Hospital
Town House
John A. Hampton
Michael Vogel
D. Gordon Ashton
William O. Engle
John Crozier
John Rich
John E. L. McCall
Edmond Rafferty
Rogert Meyer
Cererino Villafuerte
Harold Walrath
Gardner B. Cullinan
Cambridge Hospital Auxiliary Gathers for Funds and Plans
Mrs Engle reported on the Gift Shop proceeds of 2200 to be used for hospital purchases. The group approved buying teaching cassettes for the School of Xray Technology at 1277.50 and a two way radio for conferences with Albany Medical Center for 200 per year. A Membership Tea is set for June 8 at the American Legion Home. St Martha's Guild elected officers: Atwood Allen Jr president James K King vice president Charles W Raymond secretary Kenneth LeGrys treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Monroe
Argyle Central School
Douglas Lamos
Hampton
American Legion
Center
James Frazier
L. J. Thiessen
GUILD
St. Martha's Guild
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Atwood Allen
Hoosick Falls Canoe Race Draws 40 Plus Boats
More than 40 canoes finished the Fourth Annual Memorial Day Canoe Race on Monday along the Hoosick River. Winners across classes include Philip Peacock and William Moniz in Class A, Morrie Van Hall and Kenneth Potter in Class B, and multiple teams across Classes C to G with top honors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Philip Peacock
William Moniz
Floyd Hatlay
Richard Peacock
Dennis LaJeunesse
Edward Giroux
Morrie van Hall
Kenneth Potter
Edmund Staisz
Donald Ambrosia
Karen Brundige
Steven Blaziewski
Farmers Still Get Forty Percent Of Food Dollar
The Agriculture Department reports farmers earned about 40.9 cents of the consumer food dollar in April, up from 40 cents in March and 40.7 cents last year. Beef cattle eggs and fresh vegetables led gains while middlemen fees absorb the rest of the dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Weekend highway toll rises with 22 deaths across New York
Memorial Day weekend sees 22 people killed in state highway crashes from Friday evening to Monday night seven of them motorcyclists. Notable incidents include two Utica men in Frankfort and a three car collision in Hamburg that killed a fetus and three people. A drowning in Gilboa and a gas explosion in Ashville add to the weekend’s fatalities along with a man struck by a train in Dunkirk and a Brooklyn fireman’s fatal collapse during a rescue effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoharie County
Gilboa
Chautauqua County
Ashville
Dunkirk
New York City
Brooklyn
Memorial Day Weekend Car Wrecks Reported in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls police logged four accidents over Memorial Day weekend. Donna Briggs from Barney Road collided with Donald McCabe at Church and Superior streets around 1 30 a.m. No injuries and minor damage reported. A parked Lucille Trottier car was lightly damaged in Grand Union lot during the parade. Harold Lohnes skidded 126 feet, struck a tree at Third and Center, causing minor damage and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Donna Briggs
R.D. 2
Barney Road
Bennington
Donald McCabe
Lucille Trottier
Main Street
Grand Union
Harold Lohnes
Church Street
Third
Center Streets
Center St
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N.Y
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River Street
Leroy Busse
North Street
Mass
Busse
North Hoosick
Lake Champlain
Orlando Domenichini
Pittsfield
Steve Shaw
Domenichini
Argyle Legion
Argyle Town Board
Highway Department
Robert Allen
Little Troy
Planning Board
Argyle Youth Commission
Wesley Monroe
Argyle United Presbyterian Church
Argyle Firehouse
Syracuse University
Gretchen Inman
Charles Inman
Argyle
Ruby Komarony
Hospital Auxiliary
Engle
Edwin Andrew
Pauline Burkitt
M.E. Chesbro
James Bell
Philip Baker
Cambridge
Charlotte Gottry
Hoosick River
Mechanic Street
Dave Bialas
Mike Lahey
Greg McConnell
Andy George
Charles Palmer
Sherman Harrington
Walter Molinski
W. James Rolinski
Bruce Anderson
Donald Paineande
Jim Sutton
Tom Howell
William Foshay
Mike Magazu
Tom Webster
Walter Webster
Fran Cabana
Mike Mahar
Mike White
Mike Schermerhorn
Cal Agan
Butch Stone
Jonni Tomkins, Jr
John Tomkins, III
Hays Road
East Greenbush
Richard Menkins
Tully,n. Y
Nancy Rosekrans
Mike Scannell
Schodack Landing
Bicentennial Wagon Train
Church and
Superior Streets
Ms. Briggs
Lohnes
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