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THE TIMES RECORD, TROY, N. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 1941 Safety Awards -'thirty Avc'rill Park received a certificate from School District bus drivers received awards from the al Safety Council recently at a special meeting in the high ichool The school district has been participating in the National Safety Council School Transportation Safety Program 1 'for a little more than two years. Twenty-four drivers" received two-yeai awards and six drivers received Twenty-nine of the drivers the State Education Department for having completed a school Bus drivers course. Robert Strong, president of the Board of Education, council awards-and Dr. Gregory Benson, superin tendent, presented the other David safety e'ngt peer for an area insurance firm, congratulated the men and women and reviewed some of the' basic: essentials for safe driving.

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Betty Be'rner, Albert W. Sandles and Ralph Wehnau. Flu May Keep Mamie From Wedding WASHINGTON (AP) Mamie Eisenhower has the flu and may have to miss the'wedding Sunday of her grandson, David, to President-elect' daughter Julie, a spokesman at Walter Reed Army Jledical Center said Thursday. She has 'a "moderately severe upper respiratory infection with some complications of asthma," the. spokesman said.

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Penn-Central To Open New Rensselaer Station Dec. 29 The Penn-Central Railroad an nounced Thursday it would open its modern new Albany-Rensselaer passenger station, serving the Albany, Troy and Rensselaer areas, at 11 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 29. The station is located off East Street and is bordered by Broadway on the west, Herrick Street on the south and Partition Street on the north.

It is approximately 10 minutes from Downtown Albany, the best access to the new facility being across the Dunn Memorial Bridge, following 3rd Avenue across a second bridge on Rt. 43 passing over the Penn- Central main line to the first traffic light, then left on Adams Street, Adams to East, where a right turn is made. The.station is about a half mile on East Street on the left. Coming from'Troy one would come in via Defreestville to Washington Avenue Extension, west on Washington Avenue to Third Street, south in Third to Partition Street, east in Partition to East Street, south in East Street to.the station. Details Of Station The new station is one-story facility, measuring 175 feet by 64 feet, with a waiting room measuring 39 feet by 68 feet, a seating capacity of 84 persons.

A parking lot is available for 150 autos, in front of the station. Taxi service will be available from both Troy and Al bany as well as bus service from Troy to -Albany; A bus service, East Street line, Ro'ute 15, United. Traction Company, will carry passengers from Albany to the entrance'to the station and'vibe versa. ana but ntblicd velvet wrapping. KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEYS.

86 PROOF AND 100 PROOF BOTTLED IN BOND. OLD GRAND-DAD DISTILLERY FRANKFORT, KY. A Penn-Central spokesman said that all service at the old landmark of Union Station on Attorney Post Race Wide Open It's almost unbelievable in the annals, of the active Rensselaer County political arena, there's no scramble as yet for the soon to be vacated post of County Attorney. Comes Jan. 1, 1969, and Surrogate Court Judge-elect Joimj E.

Mireh will relinquish reins of the county attorney of-' fice a paying I position. So far, only two candidates have "officially" made their feeling known they are interested in being appointed to the office James T. Ronan, present i deputy county attorney, and Charles J. Wcrger, first assistant to Dist. Atty.

Con G. Cholakis. Oft mentioned for the job in the circle of Republican politicos is the name Henry Tutunjian, commissioner of thei Rensselaer County Board of; Elections, who has not formally approached anyone in the GOP "galaxy" to express his intentions "one way or the other." Broadway, Albany, will cease ati Two other lawyers who have! BOSTON Cadmium, a trace metal known to be poisonous to man even in small quantities, is often found stored in able amounts in human beingV hair, liver and kidneys. 11 p.m. on the 29th.

All Penn-Central and Delaware Hudson Railroad passenger trains from that time on will utilize the new facility in Rensselaer. Last Train To Old Station The las: train to use the old station will be Train No. 61 arriving at 9:10 p.m. and the first using the new facility will be No. 85, arriving at 11:10 p.m., the railroad spokesman said.

The Penn-Central Enginneer ing Department noted that heavy snows of the past week have hampered (omplelion of certain details in and around the new station. Refreshment "facilities and a newsstand; be available shortly the station opens. There was no announcement made as to when the New Karner Road station would open in Colonie. been conversationally considered i as possible contenders for county attorneyship to replace I Judge-elect Mirch are Pierce H. Russell and C.

Fred Schwarz. Undoubtedly, additional attor- will enter the field of aspirants in the immediate future say today. CLIFTON PARK Kay Offenbacker. 371-7277 A Christmas Eve candlelight service will be held the She- nendehowa United Methodist Church Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. At 11 p.m.

a'midnight service will be held with special music by the Senior Choir, accompanied George of guest organist, The will be. given jRober Greene, area resident He of Walton an( Bingham i Methodist churches of Pittsburgh, Pa. He is a graduate of Shenendehowa Central Rev. David C. Randies, rector of.

St. George's Episcopal Church, announces Holy Communion will be celebrated during Christmas week as follows: Dec. 24, 11:15 p.m.; Dec. 25, 9:30 a.m.; Dec. 26, 8 p.m.; Dec.

27, 9:30 a.m., and Dec. 28, 9:30 .111. Christmas Eve at the Clifton Park United Methodist Church a silent Communion service will be told from 7:30 to 9 p.m. A holiday, family night will be held Friday; Dec. 27, at the church hall with a covered dish supper to be' served at 6:30 p.m.

Mrs. Robert Allen Offenbacker is in charge of supper arrangements. The Bible study for the Clifton Community Church has been canceled for Dec. 25 and Jan, 1. The place of the Jan.

8 Bible study will be announced. Installation of officers high- ighted the Christmas party of Clifton Park Home Bureau Chapter. Mrs. John Pugh was nstalled as chairman; Mrs. Raymond Hickcox, vice chairman; Mrs.

Edwin McFarrari; treasurer; Mrs. Donald Martin, secretary, and Mrs. Edwin Palmer, membership chairman. Mrs. Harrison Goddard was in- officer.

Church services for Sunday: Clifton Park Community-- place of worship-immunity Room of The Banfc 9:45 a.m. Sunday School; 11 a.m., worship; 7:30 p.m., in- ormal worship. Church of Christ, Dyrel Colins, a.m., Bible 10:30 a.m. worship; 6 worship. Clifton Park United Meth- idist, Rev.

W. Ray Deming, pas- a.m. Sunday School; 1:45 a.m., worship; 5 p.m., Methodist Fellowship members will meet at church go caroling to shut-ins, re- urning to church hall for re- 'reshmenls and i a arty. St. George's Episcopal, Rev.

David C. Randies, rector 8 a.m., Holy Communion; 9:30 i.m., Holy Communion, Church school a.m., cof- 'ee hour; 11 a.m., Holy: Communion, Church School nursery; p.m., Junior Youth Christ- Has party; 2:30 p.m., Senior Youth'ski-toboggan party. ShenendehbvM United Methodist, Rev. Elmer N. Haley, pastor a.m., a School; 9:30 a.m, 11 Worship service with reception of by transfer, -junior present two: anthems under direction of.Mrs.

Edwin 3gsbury; 10:30. a.m., coffee Hearth Ttoom; 10:45 a.m., Sunday School; 5 i.ml,, postponed Christmas' pro-, gram by Sunday School, "Christ- nas Story--Yesterday and To- Asks Why Two Brothers Were In Vietnam ERIE, Pa. (AP) A Veteran Affairs director says he will press an investigation into the leath of one of two brothers rilled in action in Vietnam, and vhy two brothers were serving a combat zone at' the same ime. The youth Army Spec. 4 Gerald J.

Szoszorek, 19, of Erie was killed five days after he was scheduled to leave the war zone for 'rioncombat reassignment, said John Ferguson, Erie County Veteran Affairs director. "I want to find out why this boy was not sent home when he ivas supposed to be," Ferguson said Thursday. "There's certainly something ivrong when he was supposed to go home on the (Dec.) 12th and then on the 17th, he's killed," he said; "I'm going to dig into this one." Szoszorek's father, Clarence, told Ferguson he received telegram saying his son was killed Tuesday in an exchange of small arms fire with the Viet Cong. There was no explanation why he didn't leave Vietnam at the end of his one year tour of duty -Dec. 12, Ferguson said.

Ferguson said Gerald and his jrother, David, were serving in Vietnam at the same time. Dav. he said, is also an Ar Spec. 4. my TROY STUYVESANT PLAZA, ALBANY Brighten Up The Day Cotton Pique For around the hoiise or out on those busy chore and errand days.

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