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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1967

Page

24

State Lottery Draws Move to Colonie Shopping Area

State lottery officials will visit the Colonie Shopping Center in Town of Colonie for the final stages of this month s drawing. The first stage selecting winning tickets occurs at the State Tax Department in Albany on December 18. On December 19 and 20 drawings at Colonie Shopping Center will allocate racing post positions to winning tickets and match them to race results to determine individual prizes.

Colonie State Tax Department Albany

Fire Damages Hoosick Falls Homes in Two-Alarm Blaze

Two-alarm fires struck Hoosick Falls, damaging the Calhoun dairy home on Ball Street and lightly injuring no one. Upstairs rooms and a spare attic were lost in the Calhoun residence while the adjacent Walter L. Robinson home on High Street suffered minor damage. Fire officials from Abbott Street and Wilder Avenue, with the Rescue Squad, responded to both calls as a standby.

Hoosick Falls Raymond C. Calhoun Ball Street Walter L. Robinson High St Calhoun J. E. Calhoun & Sons

All-City Christmas Concert Planned by Rensselaer Schools

The Rensselaer public schools schedule an All-City Christmas concert for December 17 at 3 p.m. in the high school auditorium with Robert J. Ding-Mars directing instrumentalists and Ruth Wright directing vocalists and choruses. A 11:30 a.m. air raid drill under Civil Defense precedes. Supt. Reilly to preside over teachers workshops on revising the Teachers Handbook. The district receives a citation from Allen D Bishop of the 1968 Joint Appeal for Community Chest-Red Cross support. Schools recess from noon December 20 to January 2.

Rensselaer Public Schools Robert J. Ding-Mars Ruth Wright New York State Civil Defense Joseph V. Reilly Allen D Community Chest Red Cross

Police Be­nevolent Association Elects Rensselaer Officers

Patrolman Charles G. Norton was elected president of the Police Benevolent Association with Patrolman Paul Heller as vice president and Sgt John Tudico re-elected secretary. Patrolman Robert Norton succeeds Patrolman Nino Ciprioni as treasurer. Installation set for Jan 13 at the Rensselaer Council K of C Home.

Rensselaer Charles G. Norton Police Benevolent Association Paul Heller John Tudico Robert Norton Nino Ciprioni Norton Rensselaer Council K. of C Washington Avenue Ciprioni Police

Albany Chemist Engaged By City

Mayor John H. Warden contracted Albany chemist Kenneth Drouts of Bender Laboratory to render professional service to the Rensselaer Water Department. Drouts will be engaged at the discretion of Water Commissioner Philip R. Smith for the city project and duties.

John H. Warden Kenneth Drouts Albany Bender Laboratory Rensselaer Water Department Drouts J Philip R. Smith

Fire Company To Nominate State Friday

The Fire Company will meet Friday at 8 p.m. to nominate officers for 1968 with David G. Whitford presiding. Nominees will be voted on December 22 at 7 p.m. A Christmas party in King Memorial Fire Hall on Fifth Street has moved the meeting start time. Plans for January’s annual installation dinner will be discussed.

Chemical 4 Fire Company David G. Whitford King Memorial

Trustees Tour Parsonage At First Baptist Church Meeting

The board of trustees of First Baptist Church met last night and toured the newly remodeled parsonage at 1930 St. Rev. Roland J. Brown, pastor, and Mrs. Brown hosted the board. Francis Sprague, chairman, presided at the business session, Mayor John H. Warden welcomed the couple to Rensselaer.

First , Baptist Church St. St Roland J. Brown

Holy Name Society Elects Officers at St John’s Rensselaer

The Holy Name Society of St. John's Church in Rensselaer will meet at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the school cafeteria. John J. Dwyer will preside as officers are elected and plans are discussed for a special Mass for servicemen.

Holy Name Society of St. John’s Church of Rensselaer John J. Dwyer Farara

Fire and Police Test Results Announced in Rensselaer

The Rensselaer Civil Service Commission released police patrolman and firefighter driver exam scores. Top police scorers include James Groark and James W. Stark, with several others and one failure. Fire results list Thomas Tiernan, Frederick Clark, Leonard Bohley, Edward Van Valkenburg, Richard Couser Jr, Guy Newton, and Paul Kretszchmar, with three failures and veterans credits noted. Next Civil Service meeting is Tuesday at 7 p.m.

Rensselaer Civil Service Commission William R. Browne Andrew J. Pytell Board of Public Safety James Groark 10Th St John James W. Stark 4Th St Francis W. Kervan Washington Ave George Harwood Jr 2Nd Ave Stark Kervan Fire Department Thomas Tiernan Broadway Frederick W. Clark Std St Leonard Bohley Edward van Valkenburg 3Rd St Richard I. Couser Jr Guy T. Newton 5Th St Paul Kretszchmar 7Th St Civil Service Tela P.m Browne

Triduum at St Anthony Shrine for Immaculate Conception

A solemn triduum at St Anthony Shrine Church runs today tomorrow and Friday for the Immaculate Conception. A 5 p.m. Mass with homily is planned today and tomorrow, followed by 7 30 p.m. devotions and sermons by Rev. Robert Parella OOFM. Friday Masses include 7 30 p.m. with sermon by Father Robert and several morning hours with confessions before each Mass.

St. Anthony Shrine Robert Parella Oo.f Immaculate Conception Father Robert

Hill Tribes Threaten Thailand Amid Guerrilla Concerns

The Thai government faces uprisings from hill tribes like the Meo and infiltrated groups along the Laos, Burma, and China borders. Reports cite armed caravans, opium work, and suspected Communist influence, with 500000 tribal residents and limited police presence. Northern refugees and border security strain the state, as Bangkok launches a U.S.-backed program to bolster forces.

Bangkok Thailand iIn Burma Laos China Chiengrai Mekong Nan Chiengtai Thanom Kittukachorn Se Pts Rome Seelamoo Tak Thanom North Vietnam North Vietnamese Red Cross U.S

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