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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1976
Page
3
Word puzzle prompts from The Record Newspaper Box listing clue pairs with choices and one author initials Qona ONeill. Includes liberated woman, champagne, reason, penny, model frame, and other cryptic options across many numbered items.
Contest rules from The Times Record outline eligibility exclusions for employees and relatives, entry methods, and deadlines. Entrants may submit using the printed blank or a hand drawn facsimile, with name and address, by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. The prize is 25 dollars weekly, divided if multiple winners, with rules on no mail cards, ownership of entries, and final judge decisions.
Hoosick Falls hosts Old Home Week with events from July 1 to 5 including a Happy Birthday America party at the Senior Citizens Center, a Bicentennial Ball at Hoose School Dining Hall, plus expositions at the State Armory and open houses. Fireworks funds remain short.
The Argyle Chapter of Future Homemakers of America earned second place in New York State for Figisharin's Yeast contest and received silverware. A series of school events follow with class day programs, graduation, and an Alumni banquet at Chateau de Louis. Local officers Cindy Burt and Becky Lewis were elected district officers of the FHA.
Frances Lyttle of Greenwich testifies about calling psychiatrist Dr Mastrianni to have her son William Lyttle II committed. The 38 year old is charged with the December 30 killings of Roberta Lyttle and Lynn Morris at the Kings Road home. The defense plans an insanity plea while Lyttle waives a jury trial.
Berlin Postmaster Katherine Wells attended the New York State branch convention of the National Association of Postmasters of the United States held last week in Syracuse.
The Baptist Church in Petersburg will host Vacation Bible School from July 19 to 23, 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Uncle Bill and Aunt Karen will lead activities. Volunteers are sought for teachers aids refreshments and donations of usable toys jewelry and games for prizes.
Rev Donald Dix pastor of Petersburg Baptist Church will speak at the Berlin Central High School graduation baccalaureate service at the First Baptist Church Berlin.
The American Jewish Congress hailed a New York Court of Appeals ruling that the Sunday closing law is unconstitutional. Rabbi Arthur Hertzberg said the decision aligns with decades of belief that blue laws are unfair and discriminatory and conflict with religious liberty and church state separation. The ruling relieves Sabbath observing Jews who faced economic hardship from Sunday closures alongside their Saturday religious obligations.
Missionary Glenn Beach will speak at Petersburg Baptist Church and present slides of his work in Hong Kong Saeeay detailing outreach projects and experiences for the congregation.
Two youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested in East Greenbush on 7th degree and felony 6th degree drug possession charges after a 2:30 am traffic stop by Troopers R A Marconi and J P Pechtel. Suspects' names not released due to age.
Hoosick Falls Central School budget for 1976 77 to be debated at 8 p m at the Hoosick Falls school. Elections for two school board members set 2 p m to 8 p m with two voting machines in the auditorium lobby. A satellite social services office for Hoosick Falls discussed with committee members urging action by the county legislature. a June 23 meeting was canceled pending a response. CB Enthusiasts held an outdoor clam steam at Redden's Grove with a Royce 601 CB radio raffle raising 301 for the Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad. Senior Citizens Center plans several Saratoga trips on August 1 20 and 2 plus an August trip to Saratoga Raceway and a German Alps Festival in Hunter New York on August 8. Two bridges near North Hoosick and Easton are to be repaired or replaced with deadlines in 1977.
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