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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1969

Page

4

Church Sets Corporate Meeting in Rensselaer

First Baptist Church of Rensselaer will hold its annual corporate and congregational meeting on January 19 at 7 30 p m in Fellowship Hall. Pastor Rev Roland J Brown announces a budget of 27388 with 262 less than the current year and officers will be elected. Rev Ralph Elliott of Emmanuel Baptist Church of Albany will be principal speaker. A nominating committee led by Mrs Joseph Rule prepares the slate and a social hour with refreshments follows led by the crusaders class.

First Baptist Church of Rensselaer Fellowship Hall Roland J. Brown Joseph Rule Ralph Elliott Emmanuel Baptist Church of Albany Crusaders

E. F. Hart Hose To Entertain At Yale Fete

The E F Hart Hose Co No will entertain children of members at a Christmas party Saturday at the fire station East and Harrick Streets The event starts at 2 pm Norman Pratt will show films Refreshments will be served Charles Hellmuth chairs both parties A New Year Eve party is planned at the same station starting at 9 pm

E. F. Hart Hose Co. No. $ Rensselaer Fire Department Harrick Sts Norman Pratt Charles Hellmuth

Ecumenical Service Planned Jan 21 in Rensselaer

After a successful Thanksgiving Eve service at First Congregational Church churches of Rensselaer plan a union service for Christian unity at St Johns Catholic Church. The service is scheduled for Jan 21 with Catholic and Protestant laymen and clergy participating.

First Congregational Church Churches of

Funeral for Richard J. Donan Sr. Held in Rensselaer

The funeral of Richard J. Donan Sr., longtime Rensselaer Post Office employee, took place Monday from William J. Rockefeller Funeral Home and St. John's Church. A Requiem High Mass was celebrated by Rev. John G. Phillips. Interment followed at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery.

Richard J. Donan Sr Rensselaer Post Office William J. Rockefeller Rensselaer St. John’s Church John G. Phillips Holy Sepulchre Cemetery

Libya calls for swift US exit from Wheelus base

Libya's military government demands a rapid withdrawal of U S forces from Wheelus Air Base near Tripoli as talks begin on the future of the $100 million facility. Ambassador Palmer leads the U S team with Air Force officers and a State Department lawyer. Capt Jalloud heads the Libyan side.

Tripoli Abdel Salam Jalloud Wheelus U.S Europe Libya United States

Bennington Jail Escape Bid Fails

William Peachey twenty four of Bennington jumped from a second story window at Bennington District Court on Main Street while awaiting arraignment. He landed on a side roof and slid to the ground before being captured an hour later by village police in a Union Street barn. He was returned to court to face old cases and new escape related charges tied to November trailer court burglaries.

William Peachey Bennington Bennington District Court Court House Main Street Peachey Union Street

Yale Event Scheduled Wednesday Christmas Evening at Stillwater

The Theatre and music department of Stillwater Central School presents A Cold Winter's Night an evening of Christmas entertainment in the high school auditorium. The program begins at 7 30 p m with the elementary chorus under Mrs Ruth Holden performing carols and a community sing along. The high school drama club offers a vaudeville style segment What Makes People Laugh followed by the school band performing Christmas music. The evening ends with rustic scenes from A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Stillwater Central School Ruth Holden

Stillwater Christmas Activities and Caroling Recap

Junior Girl Scout Troop 221 and St Peter s sixth grade class caroled for the sick in Stillwater and distributed candy. PTA hosted refreshments for carolers at St Peter s parish center. Volunteers and visitors include the Howland family from Pittsfield and Scotia. Christmas events continue with Santa arrival at 7 15 p.m. and church activities at Stillwater United Church through Christmas Eve.

St. Peter’s Church Stillwater St. Peter’s Parish Center PTA Robert Howland Cindy Ann Pittsfield Mass David Howland Lynne Marie Scotia George Howland John Cowin Kellogg Road Chester Bloomingdale Leonard Hospital Troy George Sausman Eric San Clemente Calif Thomas Ryan T. S. Ryan Santa Albert MacChesney David Ford Jr John Hurd William Sickler

First United Unit Holds Election At Lansingburgh Church

The First United Presbyterian Church Lansingburgh elected officers for the church school at the 9 45 a m service. Reelected were Frank H McKnight general superintendent Howard Vernon assistant superintendent Mrs John Muir primary dept superintendent Mrs Walter Barber treasurer and Mrs Willard Sproat secretary. A nominating report was given by Arnold W Ott with assistance from Mrs Raymond Eaton and Mrs Harold Brust. The Christmas party for the church school will be Thursday at 7 p m in Fellowship Hall. The Sunday church school and Christmas service and pageant are planned for Dec 21 at 7 p m in the church with cochairmen Ernest Wheldon and Mc Knight.

Stillwater United Church Fellowship Hall First United Presbyterian Church Lansingburgh Frank H. McKnight Howard Vernon John Muir Ernest Wheldon Mc.Knight Cochairmen

Bison Declared Largest North American Hoofed Animal

The bison is identified as the largest hoofed animal native to North America in this informative note.

North America

SUNYA Sets Freshman Application Deadline Shift

SUNY Albany admissions director Frank G Krivo says freshman applications for the fall 1970 term will close January 1 for nonlocal residents as applications rise about 16 percent for the Class of 1974. Local residents may apply until February 1. Housing capacity delays mean most freshmen from outside the area must live on campus, while those in the immediate area will commute under a university policy.

Frank G. Krivo SUNYA Krivo University Council University

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