14 Jun 1977
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
1
Puzzle with clues from The Record Newspaper featuring word pair choices like CHAPEAU CHATEAU and HATCH HITCH, including 18 pairs and multiple blanks to fill. Readers solve puns and select correct word fits for flowers around a French cap or castle style terms.
The Times Record coinword contest allows any entrant except employees and relatives. Submissions may be sent or delivered by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, using the printed entry form or a precise hand drawn replica. A $25 weekly prize is awarded to the sole winner, with division if tied. otherwise the prize moves to next week. All entries become property of the paper.
Mechanville announces annual installation banquet to be held Thursday at LaSaletta Restaurant Route 7. Cars depart Emmanuel United Church at 11 a.m. For details contact Charlotte Greens Ant Kardash and Georgia Herrington.
The Schuylerville Central School alumni banquet will be held June 25 at Roaring Brook Ranch Lake George. Reservations are due by Saturday and can be made by calling association officers. A cocktail hour starts at 6 30 p m followed by dinner at 7 30 p m and dancing afterward.
Two Hillside Trailer Park residents, Phillip Ellis and Lois Rogers, challenge incumbents David Ferris and Malcolm Borst in Stillwater’s school board election. Margaret Osborne seeks a third term unopposed. Contenders discuss Hillside bus routing, budget transparency, and reinvestment of district funds. Elections run Wednesday noon to 8 p.m. at central school auditorium.
Clifton Park town board approved a $2 800 funding for a summer remedial reading program at Shenendehowa School, over objections about budget details and proper placement in the town budget. The program, in its second year, is sponsored by the Community Services Council and will serve nearly 100 elementary students.
Schuylerville voters will consider a 3.192 million dollar spending plan with a 53 650 dollar tax increase. Board President John Rieger says the budget rises 3.6 percent while taxes may rise about 6 percent depending on town. Six teacher aides and one custodial position are cut and maintenance work is delayed. The district meeting is at 7 30 p m in the junior high auditorium. Voters also choose a replacement for Donald Larmon, retired Dec 31 1976. Petitions filed by Mary Lou Peck and Paul Bodnar.
Shenendehowa Chapter of American Field Service will host 44 foreign students from Denmark Finland and South Africa from July 6 to 8. The group visiting before charter flights home will tour the Northeast and the program seeks local families to entertain guests with hospitality and transportation.
Flag Day ceremonies at the Lodge of Elks on Park Avenue Mechanicville begin at 8 p m Exalted Ruler William Thomas and lodge officers lead a Flag Day ritual Past exalted ruler Lawrence Rinaldi speaks on the flag history Arthur J Strianese gives the response Dr Perry S Miller Saratoga Lodge principal speaker Miller recently elected president of the New York State Elks Association and has chaired state and district lodge committees A public buffet will follow the ceremony
Maria A. Maciariello, daughter of Arthur and Mrs. Maciariello of 90 South Main Street, wins the Mechanicville Teachers Association Mary McCarthy Scholarship for 1977. The prize honors scholastic achievement and will be presented at the high school graduation on June 26. She plans post secondary study at Russell Sage College majoring in business administration.
Senior Dante Club members will join Flag Day events at the Sons of Italy club rooms. Bocci Ball League play begins Thursday with captains Josephine Russon Carmella Taglione Celia Pascucci and Rose Iacobelli. Rain date Friday. games at Sons of Italy bocci ball courts. A Plum Brook Fish and Game Club picnic was held with Mary Hmura Isabelle Marotta Elvira Begnoli Lydia Rinaldi Emily D Alberto Angelina Sparano Carmella Taglione and Antoinette Santabarbara assisting meals. Venerable Mary Louise Fasolino led a follow up business meeting. The club plans a procession and Mass at Talmadge Park on Aug 14.
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