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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1969
Page
11
Councilman Louis C. Rizzo calls for vigorous enforcement of Troy's leash law after reports of dog bites and roaming packs. He cites lack of equipment for the stray dog unit and urges Public Safety Commissioner Prezio to secure funding, while criticizing merchants for weekend garbage that attracts dogs.
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with snow flurries and cold temperatures. Sunrise is 7 06 a m and sunset is 4 22 p m EST with colder air after sundown.
A Tibro list of newborns details births at Air Force and civilian hospitals between Nov 9 and Dec 2 1969. Names include Niels Peter Jr Dawn Marie Jacquelyn Elizabeth David Scott Kevin Richard Michele Marie Brian Patrick Michelle Lee Kimberly Ann Stacy Margaret Kimberly Ann and more with birth weights and family names.
The families of Dominick DiPasquale Anna Parker and James Wisk thank Rev Auri emma Monte Squeglia Dr Warner the Mechanicville Rescue Squad Police Dept Commissioner Michael Ennello and city staff for support Mass cards floral tributes meals and messages. Special thanks to Morris Patenaude donors and drivers Mancini Funeral Home and local law enforcement for their kindness.
Memorial tributes honor Nettie Baker and multiple family members who died on or near December 2 across years 1948 to 1968. Messages express enduring love, grief, and remembrance from spouses, children, and grandchildren, noting Dec 2 anniversaries and eternal rest.
William B. Reed of 720 North Broadway Saratoga Springs was taken by ambulance to Samaritan Hospital after an injury on Fulton Street. He was moved from the Ilium Building fourth floor and treated for a nose injury with X rays pending.
North Greenbush and Poestenkill residents packed the Wynantskill American Legion Hall to protest the state Pure Waters Authority landfill proposed for Troy garbage. Town officials and legislators urged public hearings while noting finance, site impact, and cross-town cost sharing concerns.
The Troy Board of Education discussed building a K through 6 school on the Ludlow Valve site and a separate middle school to meet future needs. A campus style or junior high option was proposed while surveys, costs and land use were debated.
In loving memory of L Cpl Raymond W Tymeson Jr U S M C who died in action December 2 1968 in Vietnam The poem speaks of his golden heart truth and courage and his family remembers his boyish heart and selfless deeds He died in action and his family mourns as part of them went with him
Notices announce the deaths of Alice Clarke 93 of Cohoes with funeral Dec 4 in Troy at Oakwood Cemetery Chapel led by Rev Vaughn B. Lewis. Annette Westlake Gibbons of Cohoes, widow of Edward J. Gibbons, survived by family. services include Requiem High Mass at St Bernard's Church and visits at Fitzgerald Funeral Home. Mildred R. Palso of Troy, wife of Wilbur F. Gifford, sister of several Palso relatives, funeral from Fonda's with interment Elmwood Cemetery. Nick Huban of Watervliet, husband of Florence Miliades, father and grandfather, funeral from Parker Bros. Memorial with Trisagon service and church ceremony at St Basil's in Troy. donations requested.
Rensselaer County 4-H plans a December 10 to 12 greens fair at Troy Public Library. Miss Margaret Story and Wesley F. Rouse state entries are evaluated with feedback but no awards. Classes include door decorations, centerpieces, and Christmas corsages with natural or dried materials.
Rev. George Callaghan spoke to about 300 Boy and Girl Scouts at St. Augustine's Church Hall on Sunday urging them to stand on their own feet and be counted as individuals. Guests included F Warren Travers John Vogt Arthur Turner and Scout leaders.
Deaths reported at Eden Park nursing home Samaritan Hospital and Homestead Infirmary list the Marsh Murphy Nolan and Ridings families with survivors and funeral details. Services include private at Himes Funeral Home Elmwood Hill Cemetery interment, Requiem High Mass at St Paul The Apostle Church and St Josephs Church with various dates and funeral home arrangements.
Demetro Saluga of Watervliet obituary mentions wife Tekla Dudek and children including Mrs. John Kawola and Michael Saluga, with 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Service at St Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church after a Requiem High Mass planned. donations to church building fund preferred.
Edith A Williams died at Leonard Hospital on November 29 1969 of Waterford wife of the late Benjamin Williams mother of James and Lloyd Williams mother-in-law of Alice Gilbert Williams sister of Eva Weaver and the late Mrs Edward Mitchell grandmother of Rena Hancox and Leslie Corina four great grandchildren survive Funeral from Finn Funeral Home Waterford Wednesday at 2 and 230 at Grace Episcopal Church Requiem Eucharist Friends may call Tuesday 2 4 and 7 10 p.m Donations to Muscular Dystrophy Fund or charity of choice Women of Grace Episcopal Church meet at the funeral home Tuesday 7 30 p.m. to offer prayers.
Eight Sand Lake town committeemen and the town board voted to urge County GOP Chairman Joseph F. Casey to resign or be replaced. The resolutions, signed by William Walsh and Tom Wicks, were sent to the New York State Republican Committee and to Perry B. Duryea.
A vacant Pittstown home off Route 7 near County Route 122 burned extensively Monday night. Firefighters from Pittstown and Raymertown worked over two hours with mutual aid. No major injuries except a Pittstown firefighter minor injury. owner identified as Donald Krieber of Haynersville.
Carol Kelly a junior 4-H leader will be mistress of ceremonies for the 4-H officers training program at Tamarac Elementary School on Saturday from 1 30 to 3 pm. Junior leaders and 4-H agents will give duties and responsibilities guidance for club offices with several named instructors and a skit by the Frisky 4-H Club on club meeting styles.
Supreme Court Justice Edward S. Conway approves a 4 559 75 settlement for Kathleen Hicks an 18 year old West Sand Lake girl injured in a one car crash June 14 1968. Hicks suffered facial and knee lacerations and chest bruises while a passenger in a car driven by Gregory Hall on Route 150. She received treatment at Samaritan Hospital and St. Peter s Hospital Albany. Action filed by her father E Perry Hicks.
The annual candlelight Christmas Musicale at Old First Congregational Church Bennington Vermont will be at 7 30 p m Sunday featuring the Russell Sage College Choir directed by Mrs Heidi Wagner Mitchell with H Wellington Stewart college organist assisting
Peter Cottrell of 2513 15th St. notified police Monday afternoon that an ice ax and snowshoes valued at 45 dollars were stolen from his sidewalk while he carried other items into his home.
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