24 Aug 1964
Page 10
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1964
Page
10
A scrambled TV guide fragment lists stations and shows with times and program names. It mentions WABT-CRANSEI MONDAT and various programs like News, Weather, and late shows across channels WMBI WWHUD and others, with references to specific times and program types.
United Fund executives plan a testimonial luncheon tomorrow for Louis F. Ismay, who resigns as director of the Rensselaer Counts Junior Museum to head the Society for the Preservation of Long Island Antiquity. He starts his new post September 1 after joining the museum in 1957. Ismay has served on UCS Tube Relations and Speakers Bureau and the Metropolitan Area Public Relations Committee. The noon luncheon will be held at the Tray Club.
A five seat plane crashed into a yard at Seward Road and Route 340 in Guilderland causing minor injuries to pilot John Wilkinson 31 of Albany a student pilot and no injuries to passenger Mario D'Arpino 31 of Schenectady. Officials cited motor failure and continue probe with Civil Aeronautics authorities.
Crossword clues mix across and down entries with numerous misreads and partial terms. The list combines numbers words and stray letters, presenting a puzzle grid style readout with several garbled definitions and mismatched hints.
TV Time experts attend rehearsals screenings and script analyses to rank today’s must watch television. The NY and Hollywood panels weigh in on new series, returning seasons and anticipated finales.
The Democratic National Committee prepares for the opening session at Convention Hall Atlantic City with Gov. Richard J. Davis and Sen. John O. Pastore as temporary chairman. M Bailey presides as chairman as officials outline the administration's domestic accomplishments in a 30 minute program. Other speakers scheduled.
Reader questions about Sammee Tong as a chef on multiple shows and his off screen cooking skills are answered. Rosemary Pring release details are noted with her album "TV's Penny: Rosemary Pring Sings." The Donna Reed Show asks about its run length, with six years cited and speculation on future seasons. Inger Stevens and Connie Stevens ages and relation are clarified, noting they are not related and detailing ethnic backgrounds.
Noble-Callahan Post of the American Legion plans its annual clamsteam Sunday at the Excelsior House on Snyder's Lake open to post members wives friends Women's Auxiliary and the general public. Tickets available from members or at post quarters with transportation from the site provided. Reservations close at a post meeting Thursday night. Past Commander Joseph R. Manning chairs the clamsteam committee with Joseph G. Lagendorf as second vice commander. The group reports on the August Rensselaer County Legion meeting and notes its New Eyes For the Needy drive has collected over 9 000 old eyeglasses and 7 000 costume jewelry pieces to fund glasses.
The New Christy Minstrels, a bright spot in NBC summer TV, will star in a five program series replacing Hazel as conventions and tours loom. Managers Greif and Garris stress the act’s permanence and global strategy with future European tours and multilingual albums. Randy Sparks remains a core songwriter with a side project, the Back Porch Majority.
The Lord's Acre Auction and Fair will be held Sept 19 at Trinity Methodist Church Coeymans rain or shine. Grounds open 10 a.m. auction begins 1 p.m. A luncheon will be served in the church dining room. Gifts from Lyndon B. Johnson Princess Grace of Monaco Rev Billy Graham and Nelson Rockefeller will be auctioned.
Albany Medical Center Hospital Pharmacy, led by Louis P. Jeffrey, has been named one of thirty-two nationwide accredited programs for hospital pharmacy residency training by ASHP. Eligibility requires two years of operation and at least one graduate from the residency. accreditation lasts up to three years and is subject to review. In 1983 the pharmacy filled over 253,000 prescriptions.
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