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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1969
Page
3
A special meeting of St Marys Fraternal Association will be held Wednesday at 7 p.m. in St Marys Parish hall cafeteria to plan the sports night program for early next year. Frank E Fitzpatrick will lead with Raymond Hildebrand presenting plans and other ideas from the committee.
Jacquelyn Beale was elected president of Brownie Troop 428 sponsored by Waterford United Methodist Church at a recent meeting. New officers include Michelle Morin as vice president Lori Kline as secretary and Eileen Hume as treasurer. Color guard members are Shiela Hume Cindy Hebert Debra Mosher and Janice LaBrovice. Plans for December include caroling a Christmas party and program.
The Waterford Republican group will hold a Christmas party on Thursday December 4 at Scot Mar Restaurant. Chairwoman Helen Corrigan leads the event with a hot buffet and grab bag gifts. Reservations are due by December 2 with Mrs Corrigan.
Mrs Nellie E Coleman 97 widow of Aaron Coleman and sister of Harold H Bailey of Waterford died Saturday in Washington DC after a long illness. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Nellie E Charlton and Miss Mary F Bailey. Funeral today at 11 from Naley Funeral Home 3200 Rhode Island Ave Mt Ranier DC with interment at Glenwood Cemetery.
The Waterford Senior Citizens plan a two day Christmas sale of handmade articles at First Baptist Church on Third Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Wednesday. Mrs. Grace Rivage, director, says proceeds support club activities.
John MacDonald of Cromarty builds roadside safety by painting saucer sized reflective spots on his cows. He says the shining dots help drivers spot wandering cattle on dark winter mornings.
The park began in 1909 on Lake Michigan's Door Peninsula and now spans 8 767 acres.
Five weeks from decision day, Troy faces a Republican mayoral bid scramble. Lou Rizzo seeks the honorary post with GOP or Democratic support, while John Riely plans a strong bid. Raymond Quinn bows out for PR reasons, Edward Connally eyed as a possible Democratic compromise. Duryea weighed by committee on SIC findings as Casey’s future looms.
The article recalls an old bridge hand from a 1937 team match. South doubles to 5 diamonds, West leads spades, and the winning line is debated as impossible to read fully. It outlines a flashy sequence involving ruffs, finesses, and spread after intense endplay.
Hammond Indiana teacher John E Walrath 30 faces kidnapping charges after a 6 year old Timmy Martin alleged abducting in Chicago and nearly drowned near Hart Michigan. Timmy told hunters the assailant dragged him underwater and he played dead as police identify a bluish gray 1968 sedan.
Lt General Julian J Ewell predicts ongoing war possibilities in Southeast Asia for 50 to 150 years and says the current US and South Vietnamese approach is favorable. He warns a hasty withdrawal would worsen future difficulties, urging a measured exit with reasonable arrangements to reduce long term problems.
A recent poll shows roast beef remains Britain’s favorite meat at 30 percent, while steak trails at 23 percent. Among 16 to 24 year olds steak leads 31 percent to 22 percent for roast beef, indicating a shifting taste among younger Britons.
The Hudson River Valley Commission found no unreasonable impairment for three area proposals. One plans loading hopper and surveyor for aggregate barges at Cohoes leased from the state by Universal Atlas Cement Co. Another foresees a Patrician Paper Co. expansion with a pollution control facility in South Glens Falls. The third envisions an 11 story 81 unit senior citizens building in Glens Falls by the Glens Falls Housing Authority.
A compact Reader's Digest item notes that body language reveals hidden signals from hands and face. It highlights that movements can telegraph hostility aloofness affection and even sexual signals.
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