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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1976
Page
3
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Contest rules detail eligibility excluding Times Record staff and relatives. Entries may be submitted via printed blanks or hand drawn replicas by deadline Tuesday 5 p.m. Prize is 25 dollars weekly, divided if multiple winners. No postcard mail, entries become property of the paper, one prize per family.
Clifton Park town officials are accused of saving over 8000 in taxes by under assessing properties they own or once owned off Route 146. The claim names town counsel Joseph Martino town assessor William Hortsmann and building inspector Lawrence Caton as responsible for deliberate undervaluation to aid land speculation. Robert Redmond, town Democratic chairman, presented the charge at a town board meeting.
The Hoosick Falls Elk's Auxiliary outlines a Halloween party for members and guests at the clubhouse from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. on October date with costumes, games, refreshments, and dancing.
Hoosick Falls groups report officer elections across 4 H clubs and civic groups. Rensselaer Rough Riders 4-H elect officers and plan a Halloween party and hayride at the Tudor home in White Creek. 4-H Northern Livestock Club also reorganized with new officers and upcoming food sale. Public notices include a CEO hearing in Troy and a Democratic Dinner in Hoosick Falls.
Christian Rasmussen told deputies his South Long Pond Road camp was entered this weekend with the front door pried open 13 windows broken a bed used a fire lit in the fireplace and graffiti on bathroom mirrors walls. He says this is the third burglary at the camp and no suspects have been identified yet by Sheriff’s deputies led by Sergeant Paul Heller.
The St Josephs School Guild will hold a bake sale on November 2 at 1641 Third Street. The sale runs from 8 a.m. until all goods are sold.
Edward G. Woytsek 79 of Petersburg stopped on Route 22. his left turn caused a collision with Michael Manning 27 of Lansingburgh. Woytsek’s car hit William Scully waiting on Route 38. Mildred Woytisek 8 was a passenger. Sheriff investigation ongoing.
Raymertown native Hayner Bornt, Democratic candidate for state assemblyman in the 110th district, argues to curb welfare with job growth and education reform. He touts town debt elimination in Pittstown, a new town hall, and plans for tax relief funded by income taxes.
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