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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1967

Page

5

Christmas Services Scheduled in Rensselaer Churches

Rensselaer Protestant and Catholic churches announce Christmas Eve midnight Masses and multiple Christmas Day services. St John’s St Joseph’s and Redeemer plan several Masses with Holy Communion, while Protestant churches list candlelight and family services at First Congregational, First Presbyterian, First Methodist Broadway, St Paul’s Lutheran, and First Baptist with special music and Nativity decorations.

Rensselaer Msgr Arthur J. Reilly St. John’s Church Raymond J. Nalpin St. Joseph’s Church Harold King Redeemer Episcopal Church First Congregational Irma F’. Warfield First Presbyterian Carlyle Adams First Methodist William A. Bodine Broadway Methodist Thomas R. Riston Jr St. Paul’s Lutheran Robert ©. Flechtner First Baptist Roland J. Brown Frederick Root

Uptown Theater To Reopen With Sound of Music

After eight years idle the Uptown Theater on Third Street at Central Avenue in Rensselaer will reopen Friday night with a ten day run of Sound of Music. The theater will be run by Robert L. Shattuck of 70 Washington Avenue and George Cole of Delmar. Shattuck formerly operated the theater. Renovations have modernized the interior and exterior of the frame building.

Uptown Third Street Central Avenue Rensselaer Robert L. Shattuck Washington Ave George Cole Delmar Shattuck

Nativity Scene At City Hall Plaza Draws Comment

A Nativity scene set between two fir trees in City Hall Plaza generates favorable comment from city residents and visitors. It was prepared by city employees under supervisor Aaron Mullen, city electrician, with his aides, and the front of City Hall has been decorated.

City Hall Plaza City Aaron Mullen City Electrician City Hall

Rensselaer Common Council Ends 1967 Meeting Season

The Rensselaer Common Council will convene its final 1967 meeting tonight at 8 p.m. in the council chambers with Irwin Stewart presiding as president. The council will adjourn until Jan. 3 when sessions resume.

Rensselaer Common Council Tonterraw Irwin Stewart

City Dog Census Underway As License Deadline Looms

Rensselaer police are conducting the annual census and warn license renewals must be filed by January 15. Delinquent owners face court action and their names may be sent to the State Department of Agriculture. Margaret Schultz 80 of 103 Partition St. died suddenly, survived by sister Anna Schultz. Funeral arrangements set with Rockefeller Funeral Home.

Rensselaer Harry J. Beaudin Jr State Department of Agriculture Margaret Schultz Partition St Anna Schultz Tra D. van Wormer Wiliam J

City Rides Closed for Long Holiday Weekend

All city hall offices in Rensselaer will close Friday afternoon and reopen Tuesday morning. Police HQ remains open. City Library in temporary quarters will also close for the weekend and reopen Tuesday. Schools keep holiday access. Post Office has Sunday collection and holiday schedule on Monday with limited deliveries Monday.

Rengselaer City Hall Rensselaer

Courthouse Sets Holiday Schedule

Rensselaer County departments at the courthouse will work with reduced forces this Friday and Friday Dec 29 due to the holiday season. County Board chair Joseph Fitzgerald Sr sent a letter suggesting skeleton staffing with time off exchanged between Dec 22 and Dec 29 for those who work on the alternate date.

Rensselaer Joseph L. Fitzgerald County Board of Supervisors Fitzgerald

Assault Reported by Troy Man After Saturday Night Attack

Charles Maloney of 9 Ford Ave told Troy detectives he was struck by two white men Sunday night near Fifth Avenue south of Broadway. He described one assailant as 30 to 35, five feet ten, dark complexioned, and the other as about 23, five feet six, also dark. The pair fled in a car after the 11:45 p.m. incident. Maloney declined medical aid and sustained bruises. Patrolmen Tracey and Maselli investigated.

Troy Fifth Avenue Broadway Charles Maloney Ford Ave Maloney John A. Tracey N. J. Maselli Jr Radio Patrol

Arts Guild Christmas Party at Rensselaer Arts Council Home

The Troy Arts Guild held its holiday party featuring two pantomimes readings and carol singing at the home of the Rensselaer County Council for the Arts. Dr Hillard B Huntington gave the reading with Mrs Harry Robinson leading the singing. Mrs Frank Sulga organized the gift grab bag and Mrs Oscar Engquist served as general chairman.

Troy Arts Guild Rensselaer County Council For the Arts Hillard B. Huntington Harry Robinson Frank Sulga Oscar Engquist

India population control hits milestones and goals

In New Delhi AP reports nearly 2.7 million men sterilized and 1.9 million women using IUDs under India's population program. Family planning chief Dipak Bhatia says 90 million couples must be reached to hit a 37 percent birth-rate reduction in eight years. American states Washington New York and Michigan lead in apple production.

New Delhi India Dipak Bhatia

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