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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1959
Page
5
A fragmentary TV listings page highlights Perry Mason and The Cisco Kid style reviews. Mentions channels and shows like Channel 13 TAR pow and Channel 6 WAVE Gus Will Travel with brief plot notes and guest names, including Perry Tomo and Fernandes.
Channel listings highlight a mix of literary talks, dramatic performances, and operatic pieces. notable programs include Grenville Clark on world law, Mrs Doubler's lessons post surgery, Tint Hight and Abbey Players, Howard K. Smith summit history, and news segments on future conferences. Also shown are Maverick Spanish Dancer, Ed Sullivan songs, Rashomon scene, and Meet Me in St Louis with an all star cast. Channel ten, Channel thirteen, Channel six, and color broadcasts are noted.
Northeastern Nadia Network lines up hourly news and features from WPLY with weather, market reports, and youth forays. Concert programs include Prokofiev Toccata, Schumann, Haydn and Grieg selections across morning to midnight slots.
Sunday guide shows Melodios programs with various acts and times across venues including The American Song Musée and Symphony Well. Listings mention Deby Uheria, Tehnkowsky swan lake, Alpine phony, and Shostakovich symphonies, plus Weather and local notices.
A dense Saturday TV log lists a mix of shows, movies, and segments across channels. Entries mention a variety of programs including news, comedy, drama, sports, and specials with times and some program titles.
MGM veteran Walter Pidgeon discusses his TV ambitions and the price of fame as he contemplates roles after decades on screen. He reflects on how granddaughters view his film legacy and his preference for balanced work amid renewed interest in Meet Me in St Louis and other projects.
Pleasantdale MYA meets at the school with Mrs Waller D Reyn airs presiding guest speaker Thomas Rafferty of the Iawingburg Boys Club on work and slides. Girls attend Looby La Blue Birds meeting as plans for a picnic are discussed. Bible School at Pleasantdale Church tomorrow morning and various choir and class meetings scheduled throughout the week.
Retired Wynantskill Fire Chief Koon chaired duties as commissioner Thursday. A dinner at the fire hall honored him with about 73 guests including invitees from nearby fire departments. The event featured speeches by county coordinators, a gift of a watch, and a gold retiring chief’s badge alongside entertainment. Separately Wynantskill Little League held tryouts at Wynantskill School field with age-group sessions and registration reminders for 11 and 12 year olds, plus team management details for major and minor league squads.
The Eagle Mills Volunteer Fire Company will hold its annual dinner Monday at 7 30 p m at the Siotset Inn in Lansing burg. Dr PLA Passaretti is chairman of arrangements Ott er is elected at the recent annual meeting and will be installed. Guests returned to Livingston NJ to attend cousin Fred Rehm's funeral. Members of the Serving Youth Fellowship of the Methodist Church attend the Vroy Conference Youth meeting in Barre VI. United Church Women Brunswick host May Fellowship near Friday May 1 at 12 30 at First Presbyterian Church of Brunswick. Local reservations for the Mineheon to be made before Tuesday with Mrs Howard N Coonrad or Mrs Ty Jae.
The Feachers at Elnora will present its annual musical production Who Levee at 7 15 tonight in the Elnora High School auditorium. The show features a variety of acts including dances skits a minstrel a quartet and more with the faculty taking part in acts or production roles. Miss Catherine Caligite is directing the production. Duane Greene son of Dr Philip Greene and Mrs Elizabeth Peek Clifton Park Center was chosen by Shenendehowa General High School to attend American Legion Boys State 049th annual session from June 29 to June 29 on the campus of Gate University Mohawk Post will sponsor the trip. In National Secretaries Week Shenendehowa Central School employees received pink carnations during a tribute to the school secretaries including Helen Cooper Margaret Schwarzer Marie Gibbs Carol Hayner Vivian Peek Shirley Pregent Margery Glasgow Elizabeth Pierce and other staff.
Vinhe Ward spends time with Linda Dellinger while she recovers from pneumonia at Leonard Hospital. Brooklyn guests Mr and Mrs Wooler Van der Kip visit Mr and Mrs Charles Dellinger. Dellinger events include Ralph Dellinger hosting Chester Dellinger of Ishabina Ohio and Robert Dellinger of Monticello Indiana. Elbert Maloney returns from New York guidance event. Fort Edward and Providence visitors also noted along with Lowell Massachusetts and Valley Falls households. Mrs Charles Edwards hosted a bridge club with prizes to Mrs Melville Hamilton Mrs Gordon Foster and Mrs Wallace Woster. next host is Mrs Gordon Foster.
Rayniertown Boy Scout Troop 84 plans a record hop Friday May 1 at the Friendship Center. Nearby scenes include social visits among local families and church groups with upcoming Lutheran women meetings and a spring convention, plus a public open house at the fire hall to view the new pump.
Arsenal hosts Armed Forces Day open house on May 16 from 1 to 4 PM with tours, demonstrations, and exhibits. Miss Sanderson of New York will arrive by helicopter for the parade and award prizes in the Power For Peace essay contest. City officials, veterans groups, drill teams, and the Scotia-Glenville Junior High Band join the program at Watervliet Arsenal.
Tamarac Elementary School PTA held a regular meeting in the school auditorium with cafeteria manager Mrs. Mideor Littlefold as speaker. Plans for the Tamarac Coun try Square Danes were announced by Mrs. Fred Curtis. The dance is set for May 9 from 7 pm to midnight with Reuben Merchant providing music. First grade wins attendance award. refreshments served by sixth grade mothers.
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