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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1977
Page
2
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The Times Record announces a weekly COINWORD contest open to all except employees and relatives. Submissions must be on the printed entry blank or a facsimile, delivered by 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. A $25 prize goes to the winner or is split if multiple correct answers. unawarded funds roll over.
St. Peters parish holds its annual May Crowning Thursday at 7 p.m. Miss Pam Baker will crown the Blessed Mother statue, assisted by Miss Marikay Campbell and Miss Shirley Gronczniak, all seniors at Stillwater Central. Children may join the procession. meet in the parish center at 6:30 p.m. A reception for the Sisters follows. Government Day honors Stillwater Central students Kent Ward and Lisa Baker representing the Junior Class on May 16 with Clifton Park Halfmoon Jaycees.
Hoosick Falls board questioned Route 22 markings after Oak Industries requested a no passing zone. DOT regional traffic director J W Kelly said accident records show no passing related incidents and no changes are planned.
Malcolm Pirnie Inc of Colonie won a first place from the New York State Association of Consulting Engineers for the Rensselaer County wastewater treatment plant project. The plant cleanses raw sewage formerly flowing into the Hudson River, a move praised by sewer district Director Fred Wurtemberger.
A Ballston Lake man, Douglas G. Blake, 20, was arrested after tailgating a town police car on Osborne Road at about 12:54 a.m. He faces driving while intoxicated charges.
A New York State Electric and Gas Co. truck overturned on Green Road in North Petersburg Monday morning. Driver James R. House, 32, of Stephentown escaped injury after a power steering failure caused the skid into a ditch. A small wooden structure crushed by the vehicle was not identified.
Stephentown deputies hunt for burglars who pried open a door at a summer residence on More Hill Road last week. They stripped rooms and cupboards, taking food furniture appliances draperies and other items valued at about 2300 dollars.
Hoosick Falls union Civil Service Employes Association met with village negotiators to review a proposed contract. Discussions focused on potential management problems the contract might create and aims to propose viable alterations next week. Salary terms were not discussed.
Vincent I. O'Leary dean of the School of Criminal Justice was recommended as interim president of the State University at Albany to replace Emmett Fields who will soon depart for Vanderbilt University. J Vanderbilt Straub announced the plan saying O'Leary will return to his post after a permanent president is chosen.
Mary Lou Davendanis third grade at Hoosick Falls Central School staged a Rocky Mountain tour in class. Students guided a mock trip with wildlife, mining for gold, a ghost town, lumbering, a ski resort, and sarsaparilla. A student music act sang Rocky Mountain High, though officials said it was not John Denver and the gold was fake.
The Rock Garden Society will tour Lincoln Foster’s rock gardens in Falls Village Connecticut on Sunday. Participants meet at 8:30 a.m. at Mohawk Mall Schenectady bring lunch and raincoat and contact Kathie Lippit 399-4544 Scotia. The trip preludes forming a local Rock Garden Society unit at George Landis Arboretum Esperance May 23.
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