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WILLIAM BROWNE THE TIMES RECORD, N. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2, 7970 27 Latham Colonie Gloversville Man Named Recreation Center Director Assemblyman Fred Fielt who is also president of Col onie Youth Recreation Centers parent organization of Stu aent Committee on Recreation (SCOR) has announced appoint merit of a Gloversville man to Ihe newly created post of center director. He is Victor S. Sgambato Sr. 48, who in 1945 was selected by the U.S.

Army to attend Washington Lee University in Virginia for advanced training In recreation and athletics. Mr. Sgambato has been active In organizing and running recreational programs and facilities since 1939 after having been educated in Gloversville schools tnd Gloversville business school, From 1939-44 he was YMCA director and teacher, in Gloversville. During his Army career he was attached to the 39th Field Pig Ruling Farm Made By Doctor Dr. Thomas A.

Town of Colonie health following an inspection of the Frank Miazga pig farm on Albany-Shaker Road on Tuesday ruled that the farm is in violation of town and state Specifically Dr. McCullough ruled that a 1951 town ordinance is being violated. This ordinance stipulates that pig farmers clean ilt and otherwise care for feeding platforms, provide leaching fields, and obtain a permit from the town to operate such a type farm. The town health official also said he found that the farm also violates a recently passed stale law which requires pig farmers to cook all garbage fed to pigs. Miazga who with his brother John operate the farm, said he would continue to operate the pig farm even though it would have to cost him a considerable sum of money to meet town and ftate health law requirements.

Dr. McCullough had made the Inspection and later made the ruling after neighbors had made lrong complaints at recent town board meetings. At that time Supervisor William K. Sanford had promised "action will be taken." Artillery unit where bn di- rccfor at recreation and athletics for other servicemen. Since that time has been continued to serve in varied capacities In the field of recreation for young people.

In 1964 he was appointed director of the Canajoharie Youth Center where he served until 1968. After that he was named director and counselors for'a newly founded youth center in Glens Falls. In an interview Sgambato said that he was eager to assume his new duties at (he First Avenue off Rt. 7, east of the Traffic Circle in Latham. He said that he viewed reerea- and constructive activities the young as absolutely issenlial in society today.

In order to familiarize himself with the particular problems and programs of the'area, Mr. Sgambato will be introduced at a series of meetings vith area school principals, po- ice officials and civic leaders, according to Assemblyman Mr. Sgambalo assumed his new duties Tuesday. Vocational Study Set Hamilton Bookout, leadmaster at St. Agnes' School n.

Loudonville and former su- lervising principal of Bethlehem Central School District was recently named regional planner or EOCES (Board of Coopera- ive. Educational Services). He vil! direct a sludy on the area's vocational needs over a five span. BOCES has ils headquarters in New Karncr Road in Colonie. Although it serves Sehencetady, Albany and Sehoharie counties, BOCES will also include voca- ional study in Rensselaer, Co- umbia and Greene Counties.

Bookout will receive $12,000 for he six-month federal-funded iludy. It has been emphasized that he need for such a study is urgent as many Vietnam veler- ms are returning and they will further education, Questionnaires on projected needs are to be sent to more ban 500 area businessmen as veil as to school districts. 785-6601 S. Colonie Still Undecided On Teaching Sex Education The South Colonie Central School District Board oj Education meeting Tuesday night with Elvin N. Jones presiding, approved a course of action which will keep the Health Education Advisory Committee active for at least another year.

The board urged the special committee to come up with a definition of "sex education" so the board could take further steps in this direction. The board also asked the commiflce to study other phases to aid in making further policy decisions. Sa far (he hoard has not come up with any commitment to staii sex education in South Colonie Schools. Eugene While will remain chairman of the special committee and he is to contact members to have a meeting soon. The board, in other action, approved a recommendation by Dr.

James A. Runkcl, superintendent, to establish two new in-service courses'for teachers. One would bo for grade 4-6 and involve health education. The other would be a Red Cross first Town Orders i Bathing Caps LIMERIC.K Ireland (APp f-- Long-haired visitors to this city's municipal swimming pool have been ordered to wear bathing caps. "The pool had 0 closed," said a city engineer, 'because the filtering system is clogged up with great masses of human hair." But just how long is long? This wasn't answered in the order.

aid course which would qualjfy health teachers as Red Cross instructors. NAME DIUECTOR AT SCOK CENTER Victor S. Sgambato right, a Gloversville native, has assumed the newly-created position of director for Colonie Youth Recreation Centers, SCOR Youth Center in Lalham. Shown welcoming Mr. Sgambalo (o his new post are, at left, Assemblyman Fred G.

Field R-103, president of CYRC, and Miss Mary DeCerfao, president of SCOR (Student Committee on Recreation). The new director has held similar posts in Canajoharie and Glens Falls besides being in youth work in Gloversville. Sears Hosts Discussion On Security Procedures With Town nf Colonie stores beseiged with heavy losses each through shoplifting along with slores across the nation, meeting was held Tuesday Sears Roebuck in Colonie Ccn- er by security personnel from area stores to discuss Ihe situation. Host to the session was Scars iecurily chief Edward Van Val- tenburgh. Van Valkenburgh, a ormer City of Rensselaer jia- rolmnn, had as his guests A.

I'. Carpenter of Central jouis Slraut of Grand Union, Richard Zalucky of Montgomry Ward and Edward South- veil ol J. lit, Fields, The group exchanged ideas and of various experiences ach had with shoplifters. Time and again warnings ave gone out from Town of Mom'e Justices Frank A. Tale r.

and Harry J. D'Agoslino that shoplifters would be severely punished--and they have hcen. Warnings have likewise-gone out from Colonie police who have cooperated with security officers in apprehending and prosecuting the offenders. Another guest, Richard Peterson, who heads the security force for Albany Public Markets said that it is the intention to form an association of security personnel to get at the heart of the problem. The men who met Tuesday represent 111 slores and have a total of 30 security men under them.

It was pointed out that there are many slores who suflcr heavy losses each month since they So not have any security personnel. In addition to shoplifting the men wore concerned over the fraudulent check casher. In many slores now, a camera takes a photo of a person who comes to cash a check. Elks Auxiliary To Meet Tuesday The Ladies Auxiliary of Colonie Lodge of Elks will meet Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. at the new Lodge Home on Elks Lane, off Rt, 155 in Lalham.

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C. iUINICUER Associated Press Writer NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) He isn't faster than a speeding bullet--as Superman was. He doesn't have a trusty In dian companion--as the Lone Ranger did. But he does tlie job. His a is Lance Spearman, letter known as the Spear to more Ilian half a million African ians, He appears in a photo- jraplicd cartoon strip across English-speaking Africa.

Instead of a cape or mask he wears a bow tic, straw hat and sports jacket; drinks whisky on rocks, and drives fast cars. His trnsty companion, more often than not, is one ol several attractive young women who ipend as much lime fighting off, submitting to, (depending on heir mood of the moment), his advances as she docs using the alcst judo chop to (lie ipear subdue the bad guys. On Sale Bi-Weekly Every two weeks, on jmjuay, te appears in a comic hook-size nihlicalion which often fruslral- ngly ends at a climactic moment will) the word "cnntin- ictt." Some 300,000 copies arc mi-chased every month and here is a brisk second-hand radc. Known as "look-reads" in the lublisliing trade, the action is iholographcrt, instead of drawn ml the dialogue appears in bat- oons above the speaker. The cchniqiie has long been popular Italy and other parts of Eu- ope but is relatively new to At- ica.

The dialogue (She: "I won't eel safe until I'm in bed." a a "That's a good might be considered ifih camp in New York hut it is ighl-cm followers of Lance a a Spear dresses, eals, ghts, drinks, smokes and a ease, style and cnce. Away 1'rom Reality His manner of living is fre- as far removed as possi- le from (he lives of the young, arlially educated, oflen imder- ployed who read it. Spear rules the city, which his eadcrs frequently find cold, eartless and too often johless, has Hie urbane sophistica- OH and success Ihey dream of. Published as "Spear Magano" in South Africa, his advcn- ircs appear in "African Film acazine" in English-speaking ack Africa. His adventures gainst crime carefully slay way from politics and rnce re- tions (o avoid upsetting scnsi- ve censors around Africa.

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