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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1977
Page
2
Copy of a vintage newspaper puzzle page with clues and answers listed for a Coinword game. Includes deadline and mailing address, plus multiple across clues pairing words with choices. Unclear full solution set due to fragmented OCR.
The Times Record invites entries for COINWORD with rules on eligibility and submission. Contestants may enter multiple times using the printed blank or a hand drawn replica. deadline is 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. mail delays are not the paper's fault. A $25 prize is awarded weekly to the winner or shared if tied. no correct solution means roll into next week. Entries become property of the paper. one prize per family.
A public hearing is set for tonight at 7 p.m. in the village clerk's office on using remaining HUD funds from a 1975 grant to sponsor a 50-50 merchant match for John Street storefront exteriors. The plan includes brick-bordered sidewalks, new lampposts, and Rensselaer County Planning Division designs.
Hoosick Falls needs volunteers to keep the food cooperative operating after March 22 when the CEO stops support. A five member committee will run the service with help from volunteers to tally orders and bag produce.
About 350 attended the Hoosick Falls Armory event honoring Mets champions and 1976 graduates. James McGuire announced 1977 officers, retirees were noted, several trophies and sponsor awards were presented, and plans for 1977 season were set.
Hoosick Falls police cite vandalism at the landfill Sunday with a damaged storage shack door diesel spilled from a 50 gallon drum and meddled circuit breakers. Police say nothing verified stolen and Chief Chapones notes the scene showed miscellaneous items thrown about and the clock stopped at 4 p.m. In other notices three people were arrested Sunday for open container violations Kevin Briggs Robert Harrington and Michael Davyendonis were cited and Michael Callahan was ticketed for an unsafe start.
Parents may bring eligible children to Cambridge Central Elementary School for kindergarten registration on Friday from 9 to 12 and 1 to 2 30. Each child must show age proof, immunization records, and the district forms. A tour and meet the teachers session follows registration with school staff ready to answer questions.
The Sage City Symphony will perform at the brick school in North Bennington Sunday and at Burr and Burton in Manchester Saturday both at 8 p.m. The program features Stravinsky Firebird Suite Bach Double Violin Concerto and a Rossini overture conducted by Louis Calabro. The all volunteer group relies on community support and a Vermont Arts Council grant.
Petersburg and the State DOT will install about 172 road safety signs this year at a cost of 6993 dollars. The Safer Roads Demonstration Program provides 90 percent federal funding for highway safety improvements on non federal highways off the state system. Raymond T. Schuler notes uniform signing will warn travelers about rules and dangers leading to accident reductions.
The Collaborative at 198 North Street Bennington schedules three music events. A Concert of Windmusic features Bliss White Gail Schonbeck and Greg Faris on April 8 at 8 pm. A Concert of Chamber Music on April 3 at 8 pm features Polly Runyon Jack Glick Lila Glick and William Peck. A Concert of Sound Pieces 1975 76 on April 6 at 8 pm features taped compositions by Allain Middleton. Admission applies.
COLONIE The zoning board of appeals discusses two issues at 7 p.m. at town hall Stuyvesant Development Corp seeks a three family home at 31 Scully Ave with a setback dispute Latham Hub Reality Corp asks to keep an arch at 674 Loudon Road over its entrance Public meetings open to the public.
HOOSICK John L. Burdick of Walloomsac in Hoosick was arrested on a warrant and charged with criminal mischief third degree after a man used an ax to chop a hole in the floor of a rented hose. The house sustained extensive damage. Burdick was arraigned before Hoosick Town Justice John Mahar and scheduled to reappear Wednesday. Deputies Harris and Rhodes investigated.
John E. Thompson of 346 North Branch Rd Bennington was charged with driving while intoxicated refusing to submit to a chemical test and obstructing governmental administration after a 3 34 a m arrest on Route 22 in Hoosick Town He was arraigned before Hoosick Town Justice John Mahar remanded to Rensselaer County Jail in 150 bail and scheduled to appear today in Hoosick Town Court Deputy Edward Doughney and Sgt Robert Whitney made the arrest.
Rensselaer County Health Department ends the boil water order in Hoosick Falls as of Sunday night declaring the water safe to drink. Officials say residents may use tap water without boiling.
New residents of the Cambridge Central School District who have children in a non public school must submit a written transportation request to the board for the next school year by April 1. Families moving in after April 1 must notify within 30 days but no later than August 1.
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