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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1977
Page
3
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The Times Record announces COINWORD rules open to all except staff and relatives. Submit puzzles with name and address by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. multiple entries allowed. Prize is 25 dollars weekly, divided if ties. unclaimed prize rolls over. Entries become paper property. single prize per family. inspection and free copies noted.
Hoosick Falls Nyquists acquire Harold Wrigley’s Babcock Lake residence on Grafton Mountain effective Monday. The 1965 field stone 85 by 45 foot two story house features three fireplaces, tile baths, sauna, beamed ceilings, large lakeside windows, and a lower level workshop. Harold Wrigley, Albany plumbing supply retiree, will be joined by wife Janet Nyquist who plans weaving studio work in their new Arden NC and Babcock Lake home.
A Greenwich Business Association formed by local merchants elected Ronald Winchell and Dr. R Leith Skinner as cochairmen Betty Rockford will serve as secretary The group plans monthly meetings starting June 20 and will distribute a merchant questionnaire to guide its agenda About 50 area residents attended the initial meeting addressing zoning parking community relations and new business attraction.
The Washington Warren Hamilton Essex BOCES service employee unit will vote this week on a new contract. The board approved the pact at its June meeting. details will be released after employee approval.
Hoosick Falls officials clash over funding for boarding and destruction of stray dogs. The village seeks to bill the town for half the cost, arguing most pickups occur in the village, while the town insists it will cover all unclaimed dogs already boarded, citing resident complaints mostly in the village.
The village board will meet at 7 p m to consider a referendum on buying the Church Street parking lot and to change trustee and mayor terms from two to four years. A petition by CSEA seeks reinstatement of two laid off highway workers. Bids for Elm Street property and sidewalk cement as well as fuel oil will be opened.
Hoosick Town Board approved a 1000 dollar donation toward a enlarged bandstand to be funded in memory of late board members. The move came as bandleader Cortland Cottrell urged support for the Jose de Creeft memorial plaza fund. no vote was taken on that project. A public meeting was called for Thursday to discuss bandstand plans and fundraising.
Cambridge's Baker's Country Campground hosts a July 4 country music festival from 1 to 10 p.m. Organized by Walter Piekarz, the event features Little Jimmy Perkins Smokey Greene and bands like Jin Perrotte and The Nashville Rebellion. Admission parking picnics and concessions available. Marty Wendell hosts with local merchant sponsorship.
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks holds Flag Day ceremonies tonight at 7 from the clubhouse front porch with Eugene Kesche of Bennington Museum as guest speaker. Public invited. Girl Scout registration follows at 7 30 in Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria for area scouts and guardians. David Burdess, son of North Hoosick clergy, graduates from Anderson College with BA in religion and criminal justice and plans ministry studies.
Hoosick Falls police hunt several suspects in the theft of four cases of Schlitz beer from Doughterty's Bar on John and Church Streets. An arrest was made for Charles E. Cook of Hoosick Falls R F D 2 on petty larceny charges.
Hoosick Falls approves a pre-application for a public housing project to aid low and moderate income families within the village. HUD has about $4 million available in the Capital District. local share undetermined. Residents worry about out-of-state influx. HUD favors downtown, centrally located sites. The plan requires no town funds and could lead to later rehab of existing homes. The same meeting notes listing on the National Register for the Buskirk bridge and authorizes a $10,875 town shed to store $150,000 of equipment.
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