Times Record, The (Newspaper) - October 17, 1969, Troy, New York THE TIMES RECORD TROY N Y FRIDAY OCTOBER 17 Troy Man Army Honor James 0 Cartwright who recently returned to country after serving a year Vietnam has been presented the Army Commendation Medal for meritorious service He is the son of Mr and Mrs Owen W Cartwright of Third The citation accompanying the reads that it is given v the performance of meritorious service in of the United Slates ob- in the counterinsurgency in the Republic of Vietnam during the period of June June 1969 It further states that Through his outstanding professional conscience and devotion to duty he consistently obtained superior Working long and hours he set an example that Inspired his associates to for maximum loyalty initiative and i to succeed that he strafed at all times materially contributed to the successful of the mission of command His performance in the best traditions of the Stales Army and reflects great credit upon himself and the military service Cartwright enlisted in 1968 He received his basic training at Fort Dix where he is now stationed r 22 Named City Finalists YORK Uvo communities have been s'en as finalists in Look annual ies contest a spokesman said Thursday All finalists have been invited to present their cases for being designated an city in Philadelphia Fa A jury will hear the By THE A now surge of Arctic sir spread through the central part of the nation Thursday and frost warnings were posted as far south as northern Mississippi Cold rain rode the northern edge of the front from the Great Lakes to upper New York and northern Pennsylvania It also was wet along the RECEIVES his proud parents look on Spec 4 James 0 Cartwright second son of Mr and Mrs Given W Carlwright of 702 Third Avc Troy receives tions from Col Waller C Henderson at Ft Dix for having received the Army tion Medal for meritorious service while serving in Vietnam Waterford Arctic Air Hoists Frost Warnings I Coast with snow at higher elevations of the ss Mild weather continued in the Deep South Florida reported several readings in the 80s in- the nation's high 89 at Orlando Hurricane Kara continued to swing toward the North tic The storm's position was 260 miles northwest of Bermuda The coldest spot in the was Dillon Mont where it was 29 Inland The of the salmon family the chinook found in on both sides of Pacific Ocean swims spawn Tower Can Handle London's tallest is the Post Office's foot to wer It radio channels for up to telephone conversations and over 40 television channels people come to Wyoming each year to go ing MRS JOAN FONTAINE BE Talk On Drug Abuse Thomas B Leonard Jr ior community narcotic tion representative and director of he Albany Regional Center Narcotic Addiction Control Com- mission will be guest speaker when the meets Thursday at 8 p.m in the school auditorium A Troy native Leonard re- sides in North was graduated from Siena Col- lege a degree in and has been a social worker in presentations The contest is sponsored ly by Look and the National League The 11 winners will be announced sometime East Greenbush District as well as rehabilitation counselor with the slate Association for the Blind Mr Leonard's program will consist of an overview of drug abuse followed by an open spokesman for the League T V M th answer discussion con- the problem E.d.w i n Chapman program chairman announces hat this program is open to all inter- ested persons members or non- members a majority of the this year stressed im- in community cial and race relations as op- posed to physical in previous years The Asheville forger Since October is National Bowie Md Columbia Month Mrs Irvin Compton Calif Cuero Tex El Paso Tex Ore Mo Highland Park Mich Kalamazoo Summit Mo Martinsville W Va Montgomery County Md Redondo Beach Calif Rock land III Rock Hill Rocky Santa bara Calif and Springfield 311 s Cadets Nominates Slate The Tibbils Cadets held their October and nominated officers for the 70 year Two separate nominating committees presented identical slates of candidates for office Those nominated Frederick J dent Edward L Bacheldor vice president Waller L new recording secretary J Donald Amyot treasurer dore J Piche financial tary and Edward F Davis The of officers will be held Nov 19 The and post colors will be massed Derrick chairman urges one's support to help make 70 a for parents teachers and students Car Wash Bake Sale Slated For Tomorrow The at Wa- High School are sponsoring a double event Saturday as announced by reen Dearstyne president A car wash will be conducted from 9 to 4 p.m in the parking lot of the National Com- Bank and Trust Co on Broad Street and a bake sale will be held at the Grand Union Store on Saratoga Avenue in All proceeds from the event will be used for the class Committee To Meet Mrs Mildred VanBuskirk chairman of the Democratic Women's Card Parly has an earlier that day at St Paul's lhat a for Episcopal Church A delegation of the cadets will attend ices in conjunction with the massing ceremony the committee will be held day at p.m at 54 Broad St THOMAS B LEONARD JR Funeral Rites Tomorrow For John W Albert Funeral services for John W Albert 39 of Hudson River Road Waterford who died Thursday at Albany Medical Center after a long illness will be Saturday at from the Dunn Funeral Home 319 Park Aye Mechanicville Candidate Hits Claim Of Savings Mrs Mary Ann Biggins zens Parly and Democratic for Waterford town clerk addressed the Democratic Club meeting recently and criticized Kermit Plummer town clerk for his reported statement at the Republican campaign dinner held at the Edison Club Mrs Higgins said that mer stated Money bad been saved on various services that were never taken advantage of in previous years Mrs Higgins asked If all this money has been saved why was the last town budget raised approximately and where did the money Seeks Explanation She continued Mr Hummer should also have explained how and why the money was saved but it appears that ho was re- to do so because the services he had in mind were cither drastically reduced or entirely eliminated Was the money saved at the expense of the children's Rev James G vj lor of Federated Church of will officiate Interment will be in he Wailon Cemetery Walton A native of Worcester he has been a resident of this area for were put up Does the children's summer gram have to be sacrificed to save she asked She continued No doubt money was saved by the the last 15 years He was em- alien of the yearly trash as a service warehouse which the taxpayers looked for- supervisor and was a member of Worcester Methodist Church He is survived by his widow Mrs Julia Coc Albert a son John W Albert Jr a sister Mrs Ruth Hine of West and a brother Moan Albert of Los Palmes Calif ward to Mr Corrigan stated lhat a pick-up wasn't warranted the residents could take trash to the dumping site by ob- a pass the town clerk another saving but at the taxpayer's inconvenience Hits Street Conditions Money was also saved by drastically curtailing the road and street maintenance gram The reason given was that Waterford Study Club Will Meef The first fall meeting of the Waterford Study Club will said coming They held Monday at the that saving money on a United Methodist Church 125 very necessary service is good Road A luncheon reason why the town taxpayers will be served at p.m should suffer he inconvenience Mrs Nelson Costello travelling over poorly dent will conduct the business streets and roads for an session and Mrs Leonard of she risen will present the program rne people of Waterford are looking for a down to earth tion not tlic unattainably ises made by the Republican candidates two years ago and CYO Rehearsal Sef All members of St Mary's CYO are requested to attend a rehearsal of the opening Mass again for forty hours devotion Sunday at the church following the 10 Stanley Muraski organist will be in charge he efficiency which Joe EXHIBITS WIN AWARDS Four Troy Area researchers at Ar- dial's Laboratory working in pairs have carried off two of eight first place awards the International Society's San Francisco exhibit From left John Under- wood of and Mrs Theresa V Brassard of with an exhibit showing technique for measuring changes in cracked steel anil Charles of Wynantskill and Jl Vincent ni Ghent with their exhibit of color photographs ing the microscopic of brass and the other Citizens Party candidates can give them and which they certainly de- she concluded Emergency Team Auxiliary Elects Of Officers Mrs Gail was ed president of the Waterford Emergency Team Auxiliary at a recent meeting held by the group Other new officers Mrs Marie Brisson vice president Mrs Victoria secretary Mrs Frament Mrs Ubby publicity and Mrs Kathryn Boyus and Mrs Gail Roberts trustees Future plans of he auxiliary include a membership tea and a party Home From Hospital Prank Jr of 143 toga Avc is con- at his home following a slay at the Albany Medical Center Ho is Ihc 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