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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1976

Page

2

Pierced ears for men gain momentum in Albany area

In the Capital District jewelers report a rising trend of male ear piercing with about a half dozen new cases monthly at The Jewel Box and similar shops. Ages mainly twenties, styles range from simple gold studs to balls and stars as fashion flags, with some noting connections to celebrities and concerns over masculine image.

Capital District New York Irv Schlenker Jewel Box Colonie Center

East Greenbush library bond issue considered

East Greenbush officials discuss asking voters to approve a bond to finance a town library building. The column also lists Cornword Puzzle semifinalists and notes help and contact details for The Times Record research requests.

East Greenbush Library East Greenbush Town Library Board of Trustees Times Record Troy N.Y

Recorder repair rift raises questions on notice policies

A reader questions a shop's policy on estimates after fixing a tape recorder without clear prior notice and seeks partial refund. The shop claims the policy was posted near the entrance, and the article notes delays and communications that left the customer dissatisfied. It also mentions a town library board discussing a new library building and possible ballot funding this November.

Inquiries on sterling placeware and local crafts

Readers seek Virginian Oneida sterling patterns and three or more place settings to buy. A requestes for personalized pillow gifts prompts memory of a wedding gift idea. A GE dishwasher gear repair problem is raised with a white metal die cast part from a factory. A reader asks about acupuncture availability in New York State and cites Dr Jimmy M C Cheng from Massachusetts. the column notes no licensed acupuncturist listed by the state board and invites further information from readers.

Jimmy M.c.cheng Greater Lee Mass New York State Cheng Massachusetts State Medical Board

Old South Schodack schoolhouse to be fixed for bicentennial

Schodack Town Board approves a $1,976 bid from Thomas F. Samuelson of Nassau to repair the South Schodack Road schoolhouse as part of a town bicentennial project. The board also authorized a county funded Youth Recreation Program for $4,396 and heard requests from Nassau residents on Morey Park Road speed limits, a new road, and repairs to a Greenhouse complex.

Schodack Julius van Ort Morey Park Road Nassau van Ort Donald Walsh Clearview Heights William Roe

Rensselaer Ambulance Corps elects new officers

The Rensselaer Volunteer Ambulance Corps held its annual meeting electing Donna Butcher president and Marie Mohan treasurer among others. Members urged residents to call 477-8777 for emergencies and noted day-crew limits require advance hospital transport notices.

Rensselaer Volunteer Ambulance Corps Donna Butcher Marie Mohan Harold Mitchell Millie Legg Sid Legg George Scheffer Jerry Batcher Court San Salvador Catholic Daughters of America St. John’s Church Rensselaer Knights of Columbus Washington Avenue

Rosicrucians Form Lodge in Colonie

The Rosicrucian Order plans a Colonie lodge with officers Thomas Tribunella Olga Farley and Donald Atkinson. Meetings are set for the second and fourth Thursdays at 7 30 p m in the Masonic Temple on Old London Road Latham.

Colonie Egypt Thomas Tribunella Olga Farley Donald Atkinson Masonic Temple Old London Road Latham

Carnival Planned May 22 at Goodrich School

A spring carnival will be held Saturday May 22 at the Goodrich School on Fiddler's Lane. It begins at 11 a.m. and lasts six hours with a flea market plant booth and a band. If it rains the PTA event moves inside the school.

Goodrich School Latham Goodrich Fiddler's Lane

Colonie Hadassah to Install Officers Thursday

Colonie Hadassah will install its officers at the Colonie Center meeting room at 8 p.m. Thursday. Afterward a plant party will be held, according to publicity chairman Helen Goldenberg.

Colonie Hadassah Colonie Colonie Center Helen Goldenberg

Magical Mystery Mimes at Maple Hill High School

Perriwinkle Production presents Magical, Mystery, Mimes at Maple Hill High School on Saturday May 15 at 1 pm. Performers Jack and Graciela will tour Europe with world famous pantomime Marcelle Marceau. Media Minutemen provide school and community services including video taping and facility repairs during the Schodack Bicentennial and other events. Memorial Fun Days at Castleton Fire Company Memorial Day weekend include Monte Carlo night, chicken barbecue, firemen’s competition, rides, live band, and parade trophies to support the building fund.

Schodack Central Council On the Arts Perriwinkle Maple Hill High School Jack Graciela Europe Marcelle Marceau Marceau Paris Hollywood Graceilla Minutemen America Castleton Maple Hill Castleton Fire Company Monte - Carlo Castleton V.F.W Castleton Fire Company Building Fund

Miracle Mile renovation adds two bicycle paths

Albany reports the Latham Miracle Mile on Route 9 will gain two bicycle paths as part of a larger reconstruction and beautification of the commercial district. Two pedestrian push buttons will be installed at Bunker Road and Route 155, per state official Joseph Savilie. Construction is slated to start this summer.

Albany Latham “Miracle Mile State Transportation Department Bunker Road Route 155 Joseph Savilie Department

East Greenbush auto agency granted variance

East Greenbush board of zoning appeals granted a special use permit and variance to the Musicker Datsun Agency with five members voting unanimously. The agency on Columbia Turnpike has a temporary CO and may convert to permanent on Sept 15 after planning board conditions. Next week the board will consider a Chinese restaurant variance and a one family home request.

East Greenbush Musicker Datsun Agency Columbia Turnpike Town Planning Board Joseph Zelenke

Elderly Nassau property tax change may raise bills

Nassau town plans to end the over five acres exemption for residents over 65, reducing relief for owners with more than five acres. County official says five acre limit applies, with some exceptions up to seven acres. The board also considers environmental consultation on a Route 66 trailer park project.

Nassau Town Board of Assessors William Wood Town Board Rensselaer County Wood County Real Property Tax Service Sylvester Currier Currier Paul Bray Albany Stephen Cooper Bray East Nassau

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