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Clue filled crossword style list prompts readers to submit by 5 p.m. Tuesday June 8. Judge entries against options such as AMPERES or PAMPERED and DEER or MOON to solve each across and down clue.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1976
Page
3
Clue filled crossword style list prompts readers to submit by 5 p.m. Tuesday June 8. Judge entries against options such as AMPERES or PAMPERED and DEER or MOON to solve each across and down clue.
The Times Record announces a weekly Coinword contest with a $25 prize. Entrants must be residents except staff or relatives, submit completed puzzles by 5 p.m. Tuesday, no post cards. If multiple winners, prize is shared. if none, amount rolls over. One prize per family.
More than 40 canoes finished the Fourth Amb ig Memorial Day Canoe Race on a 13 mile Hoosick River course. Winners across classes include Philip Peacock and William Moniz in Class A, Morrie VipHall and Kenneth Potter in Class B, and Dave Bialas with Mike Lahey in Class C. Co chairs Betsy Mahar and David Downey led the event with officials Kelley Shea Frank Wir musky and Bonnie Baker handling results and spotters Karen Manoogian Robert Deluca and Mary Cusack assisting.
In Levittown New York two motorcyclists Peter McKay 21 and Ronald Mugno 25 were killed when their bikes collided with a car turning onto North Jerusalem Avenue from Woodside Drive. A third rider Edward Duffy 23 and his passenger Patricia Saladino 22 were seriously injured. A camper was also involved and its occupants were unhurt.
Clifton Park officials say ten hall and lavatory aides plus teachers’ supervision have nearly eliminated discipline issues at Shenendehowa High School. Aides, earning about $3,000 yearly, monitor corridors. district plans three extra aides and two discipline deans for middle schools to improve behavior and cleanliness.
Clifton Park Halfmoon Emergency Corps underway with a June drive marking their 25th anniversary. They mailed booklets detailing activities and history and seek daytime riding volunteers while noting April calls totaled 75 for 421 hours and 2061 miles by two ambulances.
The Schuylerville Garden Club will hold its regular meeting June 9 at Miss Elizabeth Sherman’s home with Mrs. Howard Hemstreet as co-hostess. After the meeting, members will tour the Robbins-Herb Garden on Hathaway Road. A separate note reports Schuylerville Alumni Association officers met Tuesday night at Betty Pignatelli’s home and urged reservations by June 18 for the June 26 banquet at Marty’s with a 6 30 cocktail hour before dinner.
Stillwater youths mounted a pony express to deliver a village scroll to the Bicentennial Wagon Train marching across New York State. Guided by Al Robbins the group rode Route 9 to Delmar with Ann Morgan Michele Walsh and Scott Morgan leading on horseback.
Marine Pvt. J C Stephen D Gillespie, 21, son of Mrs Audrey H Gillespie of East Greenbush, graduated from recruit training at Parris Island. A 1972 Columbia High School graduate, he joined the Marine Corps in October 1975 at 7 30 p m. Dancing will follow. Tickets for banquet and fund raising may be bought from officers or at McCarthy's Barbershop. Dues may be paid to officers or left at the Barber Shop. Graduated Bob Hathaway, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Nathaway, Stewarts Bridge Road, graduated with honors from Clarkson with a B S degree and is a 1972 Schuylerville Central and Adirondack Community College graduate. RUMMAGE SALE: Schuylerville United Methodist Church women hold a semi annual sale on four Saturdays June 5 12 19 26 from 10 am to 4 pm at the former Carroll's Garage Broad Street Schuylerville. DONATIONS and pickups directed to Damaris Weed or Clarabelle Madison. SPEAKER: Michaela Barthlen of American Field Service spoke at Schuylerville Study Club May meeting. Mickie, a senior at Schuylerville Central HS, resides in Bacon Hill with the Robert Foster family. After June graduation she plans a visit to Washington and a 10 day trip to West Germany. POWER MEETING: Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Saratoga Springs District manager Richard Swantek to meet June 8 at 7 30 p m with Town of Saratoga Schuylerville Victory Mills officials and interested business people to discuss rate system at Town office. Swantek meets at request of John Wilson of Victory Mills Village Board.
Mechanicville chiropractor Diane Desmond escaped serious injury when her Air Venture plane engine failed and crashed in a Stillwater field at 1 15 p m Monday near Vanness Road. She was treated at Saratoga Hospital for a fractured nose and facial cuts and planned to return to work. The FAA is investigating the incident.
Steve J. Proctor and Richard L. Proctor were charged with unauthorized use of a car after a high speed pursuit through Halfmoon and Mechanicville. Both pleaded not guilty before Halfmoon Justice and released pending later court dates. Steve Proctor faced additional vehicle charges with $286 bail.
Edmund Rucinski son of Mr and Mrs George Rucinski of Staniak Road attended the International Link for Human Understanding conference in Washington D C from May 18 to 20 He serves as supervisor of the Instructional Resources Center and director of the television studios at New York City Community College.
Mechanicville United Methodist Church members meet Thursday at noon for a club picnic at the Stillwater Lock Canal Park. Members supply table service meat rolls a covered dish and beverage. Officers to be elected and the picnic closes the club’s activities until September.
Clifton Park Center Baptist Church held graduation for the Eighth Annual Class at the Church Hall on May 26 and 27. The school director Rev. James I. Meek says there is still room in the two afternoon classes for the 4 year-old group. The Nursery School is enrolling for fall term.
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