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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1976
Page
2
The COINWORD puzzle page presents clues and choices involving words like CONTENTS CONTESTS LUMBER NUMBER and more. Readers test wits to choose the correct pairings and complete the crossword style challenge.
The Times Record outlines weekly COINWORD rules for entrants including eligibility, entry submission, and deadlines. Prizes total 25 dollars per week with division if tied. unawarded funds roll over. Entries become property of the paper and one prize per family.
Reader's Digest lauds Kasmer Stempek and the Route 7 Improvement Committee for pushing highway reforms. The campaign, including petitions and a Kiwanis billboard, spurred DOT upgrades begun April 1974 and credited with eliminating accidents on the improved stretch.
Hoosick Falls hosts a Senior Citizens of the Year dinner at the Senior Citizens Center on Church Street. Judges from Hoosick Falls Berlin and Schaghticoke select honorees aged over 60 among Northern Rensselaer County residents. Dinner begins at 5 30 with doors opening at 5 while Ruth VanDerKar directs food and Wilma Kasavicha coordinates volunteers.
The annual rabbit and cavy show of the Rensselaer County Rabbit Breeders Association will be held June 6 at the Washington County Fair Grounds in Greenwich. More than 600 rabbits of various breeds are expected to attend. the show starts at 10 a.m. Admission is free and the public is invited.
The Petersburg Ambulance distributes coin cards around the area while awaiting NYS DOH registration. Fund raising events include spring and summer drives. donations of pies and baked goods welcomed. A community auction is planned for July 24. A bicentennial square dance on June 4 at Veterans Memorial Hall features the BRB Boys. admission asks for a donation, beverages are free. Gail Wood of North Petersburg wins the motto contest earning a steak dinner at Dante's Inferno.
Ondawa Cambridge Chapter DAR elected officers for one year including regent Mrs Orson K Spurr and vice regent Mrs Henry Wiebke with two year directors Mrs John Hampton and Mrs John Skellie. The group reported NSCAR Gold Honor Roll status and outlined bicentennial projects, a cemetery flag marker, and fundraising events including a June card party to cover Historical House rent.
The Berlin Central School Music Department presents its annual Spring Concert Thursday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. The senior band and chorus perform Bach, Haydn, Beethoven, Grofe, and popular pieces along with choral numbers from Harmony to Man of La Mancha. An arts and crafts display accompanies the event. directors are Joanne Pedersen and Ole Christensen.
A two ending elephants parade on Wolf Road drew about 100000 spectators. Traffic snarls and cars along the route delayed the march as spectators packed eateries and lawn chairs. Police reported no serious incidents despite crowding and a late elephant caravan ending the event.
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