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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
3
Word Pairs Puzzle From Pronounced Choices
A set of matched word puzzles pairs choosing correct homographs and near-homophones. Each clue gives two word options with parenthetical hints to select the sensible pairing and complete the phrase.
Rules For Coinword Puzzle Contest In Times Record
The Times Record outlines COINWORD rules open to all except employees and relatives. Entrants may submit unlimited entries using a printed blank or accurate facsimile before 5 p.m. Tuesday after publication. postmark timing not guaranteed. A $25 weekly prize is split if multiple winners. if no correct solution, prize rolls over. Only one prize per family. entries become property of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times Record
Coinword
The
Catholic Daughters meet to close season in Parish Hall
The Catholic Daughters of America hold their final season meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the Parish Hall of the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Also notices on summer job applications for youths 14 to 21, Fresh Air Fund hosting in Hoosick Falls, 4-H Northern Livestock club activities, a 25th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Brenenstuhl, and St. Hilda's Guild events including a June 14 spring banquet and May 34 meeting details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Daughters
Catholic Daughters of America
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Leo McGuire
Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial
Hoosick Falls
Inner City
Bennington
Northern Livestock
Iva Durkee
ST. Hilda’s Guild
Margaret Wheeler
Wilma Kasavicha
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
St. Hilda's Guild
Paradise Restaurant
Mildred Boyer
Hasel Meyers
Ida Rolland
Ruth Danforth
Ethel Barrier
Hoosick Falls Cemetery Association elects Calhoun leader
Ray Calhoun was elected president of the Hoosick Falls Cemetery Association at its annual meeting held at St. Mark's Parish Hall. He replaces Donald Smith. Other officers were re elected Earl Kenney vice president Richard Pleasant treasurer and John Frier secretary. Trustees for three years include Joseph Auering Donald Smith Evelyn DuRoss Christina Stevens and Mabel Hewitt. Donald Decker was elected to fill the unexpired term of Harold Robson. The meeting discussed road paving scheduled for June and a financial drive that netted 2298 from 109 contributions plus 50 from the Eagles. An equipment committee of Kenney Calhoun and Stevens was formed. The next quarterly meeting is August 12 at St. Mark's Parish Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Ray Calhoun
Earl Kenny
Richard Pleasant
John Frier
Joseph Auering
Donald Smith
Evelyn DuRoss
Christina Stevens
Mabel Hewitt
Donald Decker
Eagles
Association
Earl Kenney
The
Police Crackdown Slows Albany Area Speeds On I-9 I-787
State police began a speed enforcement program funded by a federal grant of nearly $650,000. Troopers are arresting motorists driving over 55 mph on I-9 and I-787 with patrols from marked and unmarked cars. Initial results and speeding arrests are expected in the coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Loudonville
Confession Admitted At Schodack Kidnapping Hearing
Edward Byrne's confession to police was admitted at a closed preliminary hearing in Schodack Town. Byrne, 34, is charged with first degree kidnapping and related counts for holding Irene Racz of Poughkeepsie during a four hour standoff with state police near the Schodack Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schodack
Edward Byrne
Thomas Snow
Byrne
Irene Racz
Poughkeepsie
Schodack Town Hall
Bean Exports Downgrowers Reduce Acreage
Exports of dry edible beans including pinto and navy types declined significantly this season. Through February the Marketing Year totals reached about 1.49 million hundredweight, versus 3.23 million a year earlier. Mexico’s recovery and reduced imports contribute to the cutback, prompting growers to plan smaller acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
Mexico
U.S
Mechanicville Library Program On Independence And Constitution
Mechanicville attorney William Shoehan will speak on the Declaration of Independence and the U S Constitution at the Mechanicville Friends of the Library meeting on May 20 at 8 p m in the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Siena College to hosts upstate municipal bonds seminar
Siena College in Loudonville will sponsor a seminar on the future of municipal financing in upstate New York. Arthur Levitt will be the keynote speaker as a blue chip audience of bankers, directors, economists, legislators and city and school officials attend. The event starts at 1 p.m. in the Roger Bacon Auditorium and aims to explain effects of pending state and federal legislation on the municipal bond market and how to improve saleability amid tighter resources and rising costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudonville
Siena College
Upstate New York
New York
Arthur Levitt
Roger Bacon
Siena’s
Board of
Upstate
Farm exports rise in volume but fall in value for nine months
USDA data show exports from July to March reaching 122.4 million tons valued at 16.5 billion dollars, down 2.4 percent from the prior year while volumes rise 17 percent. Wheat, feedgrains and soybeans dominate, with lower prices dragging dollar value despite higher shipments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
USDA
Soviet Union
India
DOT to open bids for county highway and bridge projects
Albany DOT will open bids June 10 for 20 highway and bridge improvements in Rensselaer Columbia and Washington Counties. Planned work includes replacing a Little White Creek bridge near North Hoosick with a steel culvert and two lane asphalt paving plus six foot shoulders and drainage upgrades on Route 82. Bids due 10:30 a.m. in Room 108 at the State Office Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Department of Transportation
DOT
Rensselaer
Columbia
Washington
Raymond T. Schuler
Rensselaer County
Little White Creek
North Hoosick
Hoosick
Gallatin
Columbia County
Doodletown Road
Kidney Creek
Washington County
Easton
Wright Road
State Office
Pot Holder Workshop Held In Mechanicville
Mechanicville Paper City Home Bureau members made quilt pot holders at a recent workshop at Em manuel United Church led by June Russell. An open session occurred May 18 at Mrs Russell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Paper City Home Bureau
Emmanuel United Church
June Russell
Engagement announced for Kathy Safford and David Pavlik
Mr and Mrs Everett Safford announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy to David Pavlik son of Mr and Mrs John Pavlik of Shadyside Ohio Kathy a graduate of Argyle Central School is a Potsdam senior and the groom to be a Shadyside High School and Ohio State University graduate employed as an industrial engineer at Alcoa Massena A July wedding is planned. TOP STUDENTS NAMED Argyle Central School lists graduates Richard McClenning valedictorian Jeffrey Stark salutatorian Lori Deptola third honors and other graduates Judy Allen Carol Guard Gretchen Inman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Safford
Kathy
David Pavlik
John Pavlik
Shadyside
Ohio
Safford
Argyle Central School
Potsdam
Shadyside High School
Ohio State University
Alcoa
Massena
Jeffrey Stark
Charles Stark
Lori Deptola
Frank Deptola
Judy Allen
Robert Allen
Carol Guard
Russell Guard
Gretchen Inman
Charles Inman
All Junior Horse Show Set At Washington County Fairgrounds
Stillwater reports the All Junior Horse Show of the Loose Horseheads 4 H Club will run Saturday at the Washington County Fairgrounds Route 29. Beginning at 9 a.m. the event features fitting and showmanship English and western horse and pony model and riding classes with champion and reserve champion in four categories. Judge Leo LaFave Johnsonville will preside. For more information contact Mrs Kenneth Wilson Yankee Hill Farm Stillwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Loose Horseheads
4 H Club
Washington County Fairgrounds
Leo LaFave
Johnsonville
Kenneth Wilson
Yankee Hill Farm
Four Hurt in Stillwater Head-on Crash Saturday
Four people were treated and released from Leonard Hospital after a head-on collision at a Stillwater intersection Saturday night. Paul E. Hoodack of Mechanicville drove south on Colonial Road and struck Elsie Grignon who had pulled onto the road from a driveway. Both drivers and two passengers in the Grignon vehicle were treated. another Grignon passenger was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Leonard Hospital
Paul E. Hoodack
Mechanicville
Elsie Grignon
Hoodack
Colonial Road
Grignon
Republican Women to Meet Tonight in Ville
The Women’s Republican Club will gather at 8 p m at Rosemary Lerner’s home 64 South Main St. They will discuss the annual Republican picnic and urge all members to attend as this is the last meeting before summer recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mechanicville
Women's Republican Club
Rosemary Lerner
South Main St
Schuylerville School Board Plans Two 15 Passenger Buses
The Schuylerville Board of Education authorized Dr. Ben Wallace to advertise for the purchase of two 15 passenger buses pending 1976-77 budget and June 15 meeting approval. Buses replace two nine passenger wagons. Several staff resignations were accepted effective June 30. Donna Mizrahi’s leave was denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuylerville
Ben Wallace
Board of Education
Donna Mizrahi
Schuylerville Teachers Association
Lynn Brundage
Barbara Wuerdeman
Linda Hillery
Anthony Kozak
Jean Still
John Hauprich
Wallace
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Roger Corbet
Frederick W. Vogell
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U.S. Department of State
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State University At
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Guild
Darlene Ward
Cemetery Association
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Harold Robson
Glens Falls
Greenbush
Justice Snow
Joseph Kivlin
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Kivlin
Kehoe
Saratoga
U.S. Small Business Administration
SBA
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Civil Defense Office
Howard Sheehan
Jewel Camp
Mary Capeci
Argyle
Ruby Komarony
Richard McClenning
Jack McClenning
School Board
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