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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
1
The Record presents a coinword puzzle with clues and two options per clue. Readers select the correct word pair to fit each numbered item and fill the grid.
The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest with a $25 prize. Open to all except employees or relatives of the paper. Submissions must include completed puzzle, name, and address by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. Only one prize per family.
Saratoga Springs announces the Racing City Chorus and Saratoga Chapter of the Barbershop Society will host its 21st annual show and parade May 13 and 14 at Saratoga Junior High School starting at 8 p.m. Guest quartet Easternaires from Music Man fame will perform, with the Four-N-Aires returning and the Latham Circle Chapter Sweet Adelines joining. An audition May 17 at First Baptist Church follows the rehearsals which begin at 8 p.m. Public may attend rehearsals.
The Economic Opportunity Council of Saratoga County will host a social and recreational day for county seniors on May 6 at Canfield Casino Congress Park Saratoga Springs. Workshops on physical and mental health begin at 9 a.m. followed by a 1 p.m. fashion show featuring 60 models wearing outfits from Hook and Eye Ballston Spa and the Saratoga Men's Shop. About 200 attendees are expected and registration details are available through the EOC office.
Skidmore College will host Elderhostel sessions this June bringing senior citizens to dorm life on campus. The program runs May 29 to June 18 with meals and lodging on campus and access to local cultural events. Sharon Arpey coordinates the session at Skidmore's Office of the Dean of Special Programs.
Two Clifton Park McDonald’s and a Saratoga Springs outlet were cited under a 140 degree rule for hot held burgers. State health officials issued a new policy allowing cooked food to be kept between 45 and 100 degrees for up to two hours before disposal.
Mechanicville Stillwater Little League starts season with opening ceremonies at 1 on Saturday. Three games follow featuring Saints Rotary ACs Police and K of C Sons of Italy. New electric scoreboard promised by Price Chopper. volunteers sought to support the program.
Victory Mills village board unanimously passed the 1977 78 budget after a public hearing at the community center with three taxpayers present. The tax rate is 79.82 per thousand up 16.19. expenditures total 53 472, up from 44 363. Mayor J Terry Wilson cited interest on the water bond and principal payments as key factors. Snow removal will be done by the village next winter, saving town bills, and street repair funding was cut from 9 723 to 4 725.
The Shenendehowa PTSA launches a six week letter writing drive to improve youth programming in support of a national PTA anti violence push. AMA's Thomas Elmendorf notes 50 studies and 10 000 children show increased aggression from watching violence.
A candidate admitted allowing her name in a pre election leaflet attacking Dr Paul Loatman amid calls for libel action. Ed Lerner III Virginia Moore and Mary Hmura endorsed in the anonymous flyer distributed over the weekend. Elections today from noon to 8 pm on the Middle School patio.
Albany County officials reported that publicity about two fraud convictions in the welfare program led 78 people to drop from public assistance in three weeks. Commissioner John Fahey noted ongoing investigations and warned that five percent may not reveal truth.
Louis L. Mears and Francis A. Sweet both 48 died after being trapped in a blaze that engulfed their Middle Pownal Road home on Monday night. The fire was fought by multiple departments and left the Mears family homeless. the cause is suspected to be a faulty wood stove and remains under investigation by Fire Marshal Glen Hall and police.
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