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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1977
Page
3
A word puzzle from the Tire Record Newspaper features clues with double meanings and alternative word pairs. Players choose the correct form to fit each clue and complete the grid, revealing target terms and playful misdirections.
The Times Record outlines entry rules for COINWORD: open to all except staff and relatives, multiple entries allowed, submit by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication, no post card mail, prize is 25 dollars weekly, ties split prize, no correct solution means roll over, decisions final, entries become property, one prize per family, free copies available in lobby and libraries.
Twenty four Cambridge Central School instrumentalists performed at the festival hosted by Whitehall Central School. Participants were selected on director recommendations and included Heidi Kent Jonathan Wright Debbie Townsend Linda Lennon Mark Collamer Todd Sutherland Sarah Burdsall Donald Killiam John Merecki Paul Bartholomew Scott Pemrick Lisa Jennings Bridget Parsley Mary Schmitt Joann Spear Mark Pemrick Melanie Falkenbury Bruce Bailey Mary Jane Smith Jim Murphy Eugene Merecki John Potter Joe Santerre and Jonathan Wright.
Prize lists have been mailed for the Bennington County Horse Show to exhibitors. The event, benefiting the Morgan Horse Farm, runs May 29 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Bald Mountain Farm on Route 7 in Arlington. Judges include J. Lloyd Marks and Norman Hall with learner judge Guy Genoese observing. Samuel Bridges is steward. hunter and jumper courses designed by Sherry Lingner. Entry blanks to show secretary Mrs. Franklin Frantz.
A Bennington, Vermont man Patrick J. Shen, 20, died in a one car crash on Vermont Route 8 in Searsburg at 9 a.m. Sunday. Police said the car left the road, went over an embankment and overturned, Shen died instantly.
Ft Knox Ky Army Pvt George A Brott son of Mr and Mrs Robert P Brott of 13 Snow St Hoosick Falls completed an eight week tracked vehicle mechanic course at the U S Army Armor School Ft Knox He entered the Army last October.
In Bennington Vermont two symposia on Four Centuries of American Indian Activists are scheduled. The first at Southern Vermont College runs 10 a.m. to noon and 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. with scholars Francis Jennings William N Fenton Alan Cheuse Joyce Adler and John C Ewers leading. The second symposium is planned for May 14 at Bennington College.
Albany College of St. Rose hosts evening continuation courses in Science Hall from 4 30 to 7 00 p m through Thursday. Summer session runs June 6 to July 15 offering credit bearing courses across many areas.
In Bennington Vermont two brothers in law Louis L. Mears and Francis A. Sweet both 48 died Monday night in a fire that destroyed their Middle Pownal Road home. The blaze trapped the men as it engulfed the building before 10 p.m. Firefighters from multiple departments fought the flames until 4 a.m. Local firemen rescued Mears' children and Irene Mears wife was hospitalized. Police suspect a faulty wood stove sparked the blaze. investigation ongoing with Glen Hall of the state fire marshal's office assisting. The neighbors’ home near the state line was unscathed.
Cambridge police recovered a stolen blue station wagon and a 1974 Dodge pick-up within hours of each other as investigations continue. A 16 year old driver was charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and unlicensed operation after wrecking the station wagon near Center Cambridge Road. The youth appeared in village court and was released to a guardian pending further proceedings. The pickup theft on West Main Street was also under investigation with the abandoned vehicle found after a collision near the Cambridge A and P.
Hoosick Falls Cemetery Association plans its annual meeting for lot owners at 7 30 p m May 12 in St Mark s Parish Hall to review cemetery conditions and hold elections for the board of trustees. Raymond C Calhoun will preside. Hoosick Falls Township Historical Society meets at 7 30 p m Thursday in St Mark s Parish Hall with Dave Kessler speaking on water dowsing and plans for a mini TV museum at Hoosick Falls Central School. The next Women s Republican Club meeting is set for 7 30 p m May 17 in the Community Center to discuss forthcoming fundraising events.
Schenectadian Edward R. Leonard 18 of 1049 Theodore Road is charged with possession of stolen property second degree after copper from a Con Railroad boxcar was found in a car at Con Rail Lines and Corder Road at 11 p.m. Thursday. A 15 year old girl was detained with him. Leonard is held in jail pending a Wednesday Colonie Town Court appearance.
The New York State Committee on Public Access to Records has released a pamphlet titled The Freedom of Information Law and How to Use It. The guide explains how citizens can obtain access to public records and is available free by writing to the Department of State at 162 Washington Ave., Albany.
Hoosick Falls police report a Friday night collision at the Top Gas Station on Church Street. William Nugent of Hoosick Falls collided with a pump, knocking it sideways and breaking it. he was charged with driving while impaired.
The St. Ambrose Home School Association hosts a 7:30 p.m. card party and fashion show titled Carousel of Fashions and Foliage with a plant sale to raise funds for St. Ambrose School. Proceeds support operating expenses and tickets are linked to the BOCES center at 500 Balltown Road for the day event. Lois Smith leads the nurse sponsor project and Colonie daytime plant sales run 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the center.
Reservations are being taken for the Third District Dental Assistants Society meeting at 7 p m today in Albany at the Golden Fox 1400 Central Ave David Ball of the Heart Association will be the main speaker Susan Stock is the contact for more information In Colonie James H Tully Jr NYS Commissioner of Taxation and Finance will speak at the Greater Colonie Chamber of Commerce Business Update luncheon May 19 at 1130 a m at the Latham Holiday Inn He will answer questions moderated by Gus Cawley WWOM FM Bloodmobile drive today invites Albany Schoharie and Schenectady BOCES connected participants aged 17 to 66 to donate blood.
Kathy Allen 18 and Linda M. Hunt 19 were hospitalized after a one car crash on Vermont Route 9. Hunt drove the vehicle at about 4 a.m. Saturday, it struck two utility poles and stopped 519 feet from the road. Allen was listed in critical condition at St. Peter's Hospital Albany and Hunt in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
The Concerned Parents Association seeks donations for a May 21 tag sale at Wood Memorial Park. Drop items at 63 River Road or contact Mrs. Love or Judy Bissonette for pickup. Tables will be available to sell crafts. A 10 percent donation on profits will be charged. Plants will be sold and residents are urged to donate new plants or cuttings.
Two Clifton Park McDonalds and one in Saratoga Springs were cited under a two year old rule requiring cooked foods to stay at 140 degrees or more until served. A new policy now allows up to two hours between 45 and 100 degrees before destruction.
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