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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
2
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The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest with a $25 prize. Open to all except employees and relatives of The Times Record. Entries may be mailed or delivered by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. multiple entries allowed. only one prize per family.
The North Greenbush Library unveils a Reading Tree to encourage grades 1-12 to read diverse books. Participants list title author and their name on paper leaves, earning regular and bonus leaves. The program runs June 20 to August 31 and awards reading certificates on completion. Democratic Women meet to close season at American Legion Hall on Main Avenue Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Meetings resume in September. Senior Choir closes rehearsals with a picnic at Elizabeth Benson's home in Latham. cars depart church at 6 p.m.
Robert Thomas returned to his Cropseyville route as a passenger after saving 25 students May 4 in a school bus accident. Students called him a hero, and he emphasized the act was part of his job while noting he will stay vigilant on future runs.
Attorney Peter Kehoe defends three Rensselaer police officers Richard Buono Vincent Farrell and James Cox against a state and city civil service challenge over vision standards. Memoranda of law are due next week with a ruling possible in a few weeks.
East Greenbush Democratic committee announces Michael Van Voris as town supervisor for a second term. Robert M. Jacon is named town justice, Joanne M. Blanchard for town clerk, with Robert J. McKinley and Donald R. Sweitzer as town council candidates. Sweitzer holds Amtrak posts and union leadership roles.
East Greenbush officials finalize a youth director position to start January 1 1978 in a compromise. Chief John Burns proposes using the former car shop near the police station as the youth director office to save rent and improve access. The town board will make the final site decision.
Mrs. Phylis Burton of 10 Farley Drive Rensselaer retires after 27 years teaching first grade in city schools. She runs Burton Golden Years in Averill Park a non nursing home facility assisting residents who cannot live alone. Her family and colleagues attended a retirement dinner with School Superintendent Joe Reilly.
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