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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1976
Page
2
A bachelor narrator recalls a Saturday laundry day at Mechanicville laundry. Betty, a worker, guides him through washers and fabric softener while watching peers and a high school girl. He fears lost money from unchecked pockets and notes the social dynamics of the scene.
Susan Murphy and Judy Wheeler of Hoosick Falls launch a new shop named Second Hand Rose at 4 Third St behind Murphy's grocery. The variety store will offer next to new clothing, crafts, some house plants, and holiday wreaths after December 1. Store hours are 10 am to 4 pm Wednesday through Saturday.
Calendar items for Rensselaer and nearby towns list 4-H activities this week including Teen Ambassador presentation at St. Joseph's School and sewing classes at the Tamarac Plaza Project Center. Also notes dog obedience trails, a photography group, and a library share-a-skill session with office closures for Thanksgiving.
Reader seeks who handles W T Grant warranty after bankruptcy and reimbursement for a $23.52 repair. Grant HQ in New York says a claim form was mailed. reader hadn’t sent it back. Also requests Barbara Walters address for a letter to ABC News.
Bulletin boards at Rensselaer churches feature Dorothy Day quotes and a prayer for President Carter. A Franciscan Mission House copy offers the prayer by Rev. Victor Schoenberger. Stanley Drzymala retires from Albany Rensselaer rail operations after a 40 year career,-survived by nine grandchildren and children Peter and Mrs. Joanne Messerle.
Shenendehowa voters face a December 8 referendum on expanding the high school with two industrial arts and two art classrooms plus minor renovations. A separate vote seeks a $125000 federal grant under the Public Works Bill for the project. a non grant dependent plan would cost about $97000 to taxpayers. The district projects overcrowding to 2400 high school students by 1978 from 2100 now, while elementary enrollment declines. Officials also seek authority to sell the old Jonesville School for no less than $10.
Shenendehowa PTSA with about 2000 members received the National Congress of Parents and Teachers Award for outstanding PTSA in New York State. Plaque was presented to past president Helene Greenwood at the National PTA Convention in Kentucky and is displayed at Okie Elementary School.
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