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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1969

Page

15

Sears security forces wage war on shoplifting

Security police at Sears in Colonie Center vow to halt rising shoplifting and stolen credit card use. Edward Van Valkenburg cites strong cooperation with Colonie police and two town justices as cases pile up. Geraldine Green faces shoplifting and petty larceny charges with $50 bail. Cary Allen in Albany County Jail on three counts including forgery and possession of a switchblade.

Sears Colonie Center Edward van Valkenburg Security Police Colonie Geraldine Green Schenectady Frank A. Tate Jr Cary Allen Albany Albany County Joseph G. Wilson Allen Wilson Justice Tate van Valkenburg

Loudonville church awarded $30,500 grant match

Loudonville Community Church receives a $30,500 challenge grant from Christian Investments Foundation. The gift supports paying down the education building debt used by Loudonville Christian School pupils under headmaster Robert W. Siemens. The foundation will match gifts up to $30,500 if received for debt reduction by April 20 next year. No fundraising campaign will be held.

Loudonville Community Church Christian Investments Foundation Robert B. Helsby Peter Letchford Loudonville Christian School Robert W. Siemens Helsby Letchford

Hearing Set On Industrial Park Area

The Colonie Town Planning Board schedules a public hearing for December 9 at 8 p.m. in town hall to review plans for a new 35 acre industrial park named Forst Commercial Park. Owner John Forst seeks subdivision approval with two parcels already sold to Colonie freight firms.

Colonie Town Planning Board Town Hall Colonie Freight Crighton

Program Set For Thursday In Adult Class

The Our Lady of the Assumption Church adult education series in Latham continues Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Dominican Retreat House Niskayuna with liturgy a film and discussion on sex education and a social hour. Margaret Callanan leads arrangements. Also Thursday at 7:30 Saint La Salle Hall hosts a special ushers meeting presided by Joseph Parvana to review and update assignments.

Our Lady of the Assumption Church of Latham Union Street Niskayuna Margaret Callanan Saint la Salle Hall Joseph Parvana Ushers Group Parvana

DePaulo Rites Held for Colonie Man Michael J. DePaulo Sr.

Funeral services were conducted for Michael J. DePaulo Sr. 52 of 142 Sand Creek Road Colonie with a 9 a.m. service at Chicarelli Funeral Home Albany and a 10 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church West Albany. Interment followed at Our Lady of Angels Cemetery. He was a self employed contractor and member of Penn Central Credit Union West Albany Fire Co. No. 1 and West Albany Italian Benevolent Society. Survivors include his wife Lillian Mitchell two sons Michael Jr and John a daughter Mrs Milton Roberts five brothers a sister and seven grandchildren.

Chicarelli Funeral Home Albany St. Francis de Sales Church West Albany Michael J. DePaulo Sr Sand Creek Rd Colonie Our Lady of Angels Cemetery DePaulo Penn Central Credit Union West Albany Fire Co. No. 1 West Albany Italian Benevolent Society Lillian Mitchell Michael J. DePaulo Jr John DePaulo Milton Roberts Joseph Peter Louis George Lawrence DePaulo George Sehl

New Sanctuary Drawing On View At Church

After the death of Rev. Joseph P. Warden in January parishioners and friends of Our Lady of the Assumption Church launched a memorial fund. Rev. John J. Hardiman says an artist’s drawing of the proposed new sanctuary, to honor Father Warden, is on view in the church rear for parishioners to study and comment. He hopes renovation can start early next year.

Joseph P. Warden Friends Our Lady of the Assumption Church John J. Hardiman Father Warden Father Hardiman

Rosary Altar Society Installations At Our Lady Of The Assumption

The Rosary Altar Society of Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Latham will install officers and welcome new members at 7 p m Sunday. The reception follows in Saint La Salle Hall. New officers include Mrs Robert Springborn president Mrs Kenneth Briggs vice president and Mrs Chauncey La Ross recording secretary.

Rosary Altar Society Our Lady of the Assumption Church

Colonie Board Mulls Conservation Advisory Unit

The Colonie Town Board plans a five member conservation advisory council chosen by a council committee to advise on natural resources and land area research. The board seeks 38,500 dollars in state and federal aid for the Newtonville Sewer District and creates a 200 dollar petty cash fund for the police department.

Colonie Town Board Town Hall Saul Greenhouse William K. Sanford Newtonville

St Michael's Bazaar Set for Saturday in Colonie

The St Michael's Episcopal Church bazaar in Colonie will be held Saturday. Cochairs Nadine Carpenter and Beverly Miller lead planning with several booths. A snack bar runs 10 30 a m to 1 30 p m and a dinner 5 30 to 7 p m. Dinner tickets overseen by Mrs David Wolf and Mrs Paul Shear. Dinner arrangements chaired by Richard Barrell and Donald Reid. Snack bar headed by Mrs S B Scrafford, Mrs Erick Johnson and Mrs E R Crandall. Country store directed by Harry Whittingham and Harry Linindoll.

St. Michael’s Episcopal Church of Colonie Nadine Carpenter Beverly Miller David Wolf Paul Shear Richard Barrell Donald Reid S. B. Scrafford Erick Johnson E. R. Crandall Harry Whittingham Harry Linindoll

Thanksgiving holiday traffic toll falls short of 764 record

United Press International reports 696 traffic deaths across the 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend, with California leading at 68 and Texas at 39. Notable incidents include a multi-vehicle pileup south of Seattle in fog and icy roads, and six deaths in separate crashes near Havre de Grace Maryland and Woodbury New Jersey.

National Safety Council United Press International California Texas Georgia New York Illinois North Carolina Michigan Pennsylvania Corpus Christi Tex Seattle Wash Havre de Grace Woodbury N.J New Jersey Turnpike

Milk Control Board Misses Cream at Helena Hearings

Montana Milk Control Board promised coffee for participants and reporters at hearings in Helena but only provided a powder cream substitute the first day, leaving attendees without real cream.

Helena Mont UPI Montana Milk Control Board

Heavy rains cause widespread damage in Malaysia provinces

Widespread damage tore through three Malaysian states as heavy rain on Sunday lashed the area. Officials reported two drownings and three missing people in the aftermath of the storm.

Kuala Lumpur UPI Malaysia

OES Chapter Hears Reports at Masonic Temple Meeting

Willetta Chapter OES met at the Masonic temple on Old London Road with Mrs. Joseph Luce presiding. A memorial service was held and floral tributes were given in memory of Howard Retallick. Reports covered birthdays aprons bazaar awards fruit cakes and a food sale led by named members. The chapter plans a step-up night Wednesday evening.

Tham Masonic Temple Old London Road Joseph Luce Howard Retallick Alice Retallick Marion Leggett Jennie Stewart Lois Laird Bessie VanOlpen Ann Laird

Hobby’s Hobby Drives Wife to Divorce Suit

London reports Leo Katte a 27 year old railroad worker keeps 1417 cactus plants as a hobby. His wife sues for divorce saying she cannot compete with the cacti and he will choose them over her.

London UPI Leo Katte

Civil War Costs Hit Nigeria Daily Budget

The Nigerian government says it is spending 1.2 million dollars per day on the 29 month old civil war with secessionist Biafra. Federal authorities warn the conflict remains costly and extended, impacting the national economy and military operations.

Lagos Biafra

Czechs Shed Red Party Badge

In Prague the communist pin or pancake badge loses popularity as thousands of pins sell or barter at Wenceslas Square. Vendors report few trade items and note scarce remaining badges amid post invasion shifts while a reader laments past pride in wearing the pin.

Prague Communist Party Czechoslovakia Wenceslas Square Sovie Tribuna East Germany

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Area Church Mr. DePaulo Rosary Society Mark Warner Kevin Cusack Troy Scott Brown Board Plans St. Michael’s Bazaar Catholic Central High School Kennedy Towers Bertha Kelly John Cahill Joseph Fogarty County Senior Citizens OES Willetta Thom McAn Troy River Street North Country Albany Central Avenue Colonie Shopping Center Latham Corners N., Pearl Street Glens Falls Northway Plaza Schenectady State Street Thom McAnn Melville Shoe Corp
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