Evening Classical Radio Schedule Highlights
A dense hourly listing outlines concert programs across the day from 7:10 AM to 11:05 PM. Pieces include Mendelssohn, Rachmaninoff, Liszt, Strauss, Alfvén, Beethoven, and Tchaikovsky with performers such as Solti Boult Fiedler and the London and New York Philharmonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Mendelssohn
Israel
Philhar
Solti
Rachmaninoff
London
Boult
P. Kalin
Liszt
Mazeppa
Boston Pops
Fiedler
Chopin
A. Brailowsky
Strauss
Wien
E. Strauss
Alfven
Cleveland
Beethoven
Hollywood Bowl
Oreh
Dragon
L. Pennario
E. Strauss Ore
Diamond
N.Y. Philhar
Bernsteina
Mozart
Philadelphia Orch
Ormandy
Krips
R. Strauss
Royal Philhar—Kempe
Essence OF Jazz
Nick Brignola
Tehaikovskty
Stephen Kates
Samuel Sanders
Youlouse Syim
Atracombe
C. Cyrouinik
Walter Hautzig
Edith Mathis
Ravel
Philharmonic Orch
Gudlinis
Saint Saens
Hendl
Friesman
Tchaikovsky
Ormandly Yardumian
A. Brusilaw
Brahms
Skidmore Adopts Four Week Interterm in 1968 69 Calendar
Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs plans a four week interterm and calendar revisions for 1968 69. The changes, approved by the faculty committee on educational policy and planning led by Eric J Weller, cut regular semesters to 12 weeks, end the first semester before Christmas, and start classes two weeks earlier in September. The second semester runs February to late May. Requirements drop from five to four courses per term, boosting curriculum flexibility and student faculty interaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purnar
Eaglar
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
Skidmore
Eric J. Weller
Skidmore Graduation Set At SPAC
Skidmore College will hold commencement at 10 a.m. Sunday June 4 at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center the first such ceremony there since its 1966 opening. One hundred sixty four bachelor's and one hundred one science degrees will be awarded by President Dr. Joseph C. Paramountain with Dean Dr. Norma MacRory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skidmore College
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Norma MacRory
Joseph C. Paramountain
Saratoga Spa State Park
Congress Park Casino
Open House Set at Adirondack American Legion
The Adirondack American Legion post will hold an open house at the legion home on 330 Broadway in Saratoga Springs. The event follows the Memorial Day parade and is scheduled to begin at 16 a.m. Announcement was made by post commander Frank Wallis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adirondack
Americar Legion
Legion Home
Broadway
Saratoga Springs
Frank Wallis
Expo weekend observers join Salem scouts project
Salem residents Mr and Mrs Jamies McMorris attended Expo 67 weekend. The Salem Union organized a memorial day event at Lie Banlan Memorial. Scouts list dogwood planting by members to improve streams and nearby wetlands. Paul Jackson of Reed College is home after completing his freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamies McMorris
Alent
Saem Union Grenze
Ecuc
Lie ‘Ance
Obituary of Mrs Nancy Perozzi Glens Falls
The funeral of Nancy Merozzi Perozzi 71 wife of Mario Perozzi will be at 9 30 am today at St Marys Church Glens Falls Requiem Mass will be celebrated Interment in St Marys Cemetery South Glens Falls Survivors include husband a son Peter two daughters Mrs Joseph Massaro of Arlington Mass and Mrs George Harrington a sister Mrs Matthew Cifone both of Glens Falls and two grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perozzi
Nancy Merozzi
Mario Perazzi
Leonard Street
Glens Falls
Glens Falls Hospital
St. Mary’s Church
St. Mary's Cemetery
South Glens Falls
Peter Perozzi
Joseph Massaro
Arlington, Mass
George Harrington
Matthew Cifone
Annual Elks Conclave Plans Saratoga Parade
About 2,000 participants are expected in the New York Association of the Improved Benevolent Order of Elks of the World parade at 2 p.m. Tuesday in Saratoga Springs during the 42nd annual convention. Delegates, bands and drum corps will march from East Side Recreation Field along Lake Avenue and Broadway to Grand Avenue, ending at Beekman Street. The convention, hosted by Frederick Allen Lodge and Mary A. Carter Temple, will meet at the Holiday Inn with sessions, an oratorical contest, and a dinner-dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Association of the Improved Benevolent Order of Elks of the World
Saratoga Springs
Veterans Memorial Day Committee
Elks
Holiday Inn
Spar City
Earl Chapman
New York City
State Association
Zelma Young
Uniondale
L.L
State Auxiliary
Saratoga Raceway
IBPOE
W. Lodge
Beckman St
East Side Recreation Field
Lake Avenue
Broadway
Congress Street
Grand Avenue
Beekman Street
West Circular
South Franklin Streets
Frederick Allen Lodge
Joseph J. Jackson
Tyler
Mary A. Carter Temple
Gertrude McGee
Corinth Man Arrested After Mishap
Vernon J. Potter 24 of Corinth was arrested by Saratoga Springs police for driving while intoxicated after a single vehicle crash on Route 9 near Maple Avenue Extension. He lost control, crossed a motel lawn, knocked down a fence, and hit a tree, narrowly missing a pool. no injuries reported. Another accident later involved Shirley Schultz 93 and a parked Wick owned by Ashton Ready Mix Co. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon J. Potter
Corinth
Saratoga Springs
Maple Avenue
Potter
Gateway Motel
Frank Seaiman
Richard Jordan
Shirley C. Schultz
Regent St
Saratoga, Springs
Ashton Ready Mix Co
Abner van Valkenburgh
Arrowhead Road
Saratoga
Schultz
Broadway
Division Street
Donald Ely
Flower and Fruit Mission Social Event at Country Gentleman
The Flower and Fruit Mission of Saratoga Hospital plans a 1 p.m. luncheon and bridge party on Tuesday June 6 at the Country Gentleman Restaurant Saratoga Springs. Proceeds aid the hospital including maternity wing equipment purchases and a $15 000 pledge to the building fund. Tickets chaired by Mrs James A Murphy with subchairmen in charge of food decorations publicity and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flower and Fruit Mission
Saratoga Hospital
Country Gentleman
South Broadivas
Saratoga Springs
Paul Rouillard
James A. Murphy
Charles 5. Deke
L. Charles Eddy
Joseph P. Duval
James
A. Schuvrier Bussing
William P. Tarrant
Stanley L. van Rensselaer
Conservation education field day engages 1600 in Saratoga County
About 1,600 sixth grade students and teachers attended a conservation education field day at the John Hoogereen farm in Myers Corners east of Saratoga Lake. The event promoted forestry preservation and resource conservation with the Saratoga County Soil Conservation District committee led by James Morecoes. Schools from Ballston Spa Burns Hills Corinth Central Glen Falls region and Waterford participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County
John Hoogereen
Myers Corners
Saratoga Lake
James Morecoes
Saratoga Couny Soil Conservation District
Ballston Spa
Burns Hills
Corinth Central
Gararaloia Springs
Scquiervil
Dump Expansion Public Hearing Set
A public hearing will be held by the Town Board at 6 p.m. on June 7 in the Queensbury High School auditorium to consider the City of Glens Falls request to extend city dumping facilities in the Town of Queensbury. Town Supervisor John C. Webster announced the meeting, noting the procedure complies with local dump regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
Queensbury
Queensbury High School
John C. Webster
Paul Tragni Chosen PTA President At St Clement’s
Mrs Paul Tragni was elected president of St Clement's Elementary School PTA at a Saratoga Springs meeting. Other officers include Mrs Earl Walker vice president Mrs James Helenek recording secretary Mrs James Smith corresponding secretary and Richard Hebert treasurer. Installation is set for June 12 with Sweet Adelines entertaining. Chairman is Mrs James Stevens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Tragni
St. Clement's Elementary School
Saratoga Springs
Earl Walker
James Helenek
James Smith
Richard Hebert
Adelines
James Stevens
Castleton Man Fined and License Suspended in Saratoga Court
Fowlkes J Price, 26, of AD 2 Castleton, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and speeding 80 mph in a new mile zone in Saratoga Springs City Court. He was fined $50 and had his license suspended for 80 days on the first conviction, and fined $35 on the second. Judge LeRoy Thalbridge presided. Price was arrested April 3 on South Broadway by Spa City Police. George Van Wagner assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowlkes J. Price
Castleton
Saratoga Springs
LeRoy Thalbridge
Price
South Broadway
Spa City
George van Wagner
Joseph Morrone
Grand Ave
College Inn
Saratoga Lake
Paul Cassier
Michael McCoy
Dee
Cassier
Court Street
Leonard V. Gaynor
White St
Lake Avenue
Joel McAllister
Thomas A. Dingman
RN 2
Gansevoort
Dingman
Union Avenue
John Hudson
4 H Members Get 770 Pheasants Distributed
The State Conservation Dept distributed 770 day old pheasants to 14 Saratoga County 4 H members this week. Members received up to 35 birds based on space and experience and rear them to seven weeks before release. Each successful pheasant reared earns the member one dollar. Participants include Dorothea Barth Amsterdam Gerald Brown Waterford Donald meeting Saratoga Springs Denise Davis Withan Hall Kristen Hallgren and Richard Jacobs RD Ballston Spa Jeffrey Hailee Greenfield Devitt Geares Peters Ruth Thomas Schuyerville and Brian Brandenburg Greenfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga County
State Conservation Dept
Conservation ‘Dept
Dorothea Barth
Amsterdam
Gerald and
Richart Brown
Waterford
Donald
Harry Meeting
Saratoga Springs
Denise Davis
Withan Hall
Kristen Hallgren
Richard and
Fred Jacobs
RD. Ballston Spa
Jeffrey Hailee
Greenfield Devitt
Geares Peters
Ruth Thomas
Schuyterville
Brian Brandenburgh
Greenfield
Girl Scouts Conducting Round Up at Red Oaks Campsite
More than 500 Cadette and Senior Girl Scouts have set up a Tent City for the Hudson Valley Council Round up at Red Oaks Campsite in East Greenbush running through Sunday. Scouts will live in patrols and do their own cooking while practicing camping skills in preparation for the Region II Round up at Camp Drum in July 1968. Rev. Stanley Moore and Rev. Vincent Colgan will conduct religious services on Sunday. Frances Plummer directs the round up with help from Mrs. William Goodrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Valley Girl Scout Council
Red Oaks
East Greenbush
Iseill
Camp Drum
Stanley Moore
East Greenbush Methodist Church
Vincent Colgan
St. Joseph’s Church
Troy
Memorial Day Closing and Local Community Notices
The Diver Library will close Monday for Memorial Day weekend. Residents including Mrs. Edward McCormick and Mr. Gerald Potter have recently been treated at Leonard Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knapp visited Hudson on Wednesday. Mrs. Helen Piritz was moved to Leonard Hospital by Hoostiee Valley Rescue Squad on Tuesday. The Hooric Valley Senior Citizens met at the Diver Library with Mrs. Ellsworth Hemstreet and Mrs. Chandler Whyland in charge. a travelogue from Cape Cod to Hawaii was shown and refreshments served. The next meeting is June 27 at the Union National Bank at 10 a.m. Church services noted for St. Jonn's Schaghihnke, Our Lady of Good Counsel, Presbyterian United, and Trinity Episcopal with schedules including Memorial Day Mass, summer religious instruction changes, and upcoming church events such as a chicken barbecue and a dress sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diver Library
Edward McCormick
Leonard Hospital
Gerald Potter
Edward Knapp
Hudson
Helen Piritz
Hoostiee Valley
Cape Cod
Hawaii
Whyland
James Pecor
Harold Mareckmann
Union National Bank
St. Jonn’s Schaghihnke
Lawrence J. Gerrity
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Valley Falls
Presbyterian United
Wood Case
Trinity Episcopal
Curtis Denney
Schuylerville News Briefs Include Nursing Graduate and Solo Flight
Mary McClellan Hospital School of Practical Nursing graduate Mrs. Gerald Grolley will join the Glens Falls Hospital nursing staff on June 4. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Thibodeau. James Williamson, Schuyler Preparatory School student and Explorer Post 56 member, flew his first solo on May 1st, becoming the county council’s first explorer to achieve this. Mrs. Elmer Shaver is a patient at Saratoga Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Grolley
Mary McClellan Hospital School of
Glens Falls Hospital
Diane Thibodeau
Harvey Thibodeau
James Williamson
Schuyler Preparatory School
Saratoga County Council
Elmer Shaver
Saratoga Hospital
First Baptist Names Slate Plans Drive for Capital Fund
At the 172nd annual meeting of First Baptist Church officers and members approved a campaign in October to raise funds for capital improvements in the World Mission program. Marsden A. Cook presided as clerk with Rev. Everett A. Sherwood as pastor. The session included devotions Memorial Service for ten deceased members budget adoption new by laws and election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Marsden A. Cook
Everett A. Sherwood
George W. Singiser
Howard J. Cummings
H. Karl Holzhauer
Arthur Lee Homan
Robert H. Wells
Waldo P. Whitman
Women’s Service Guild
Edward F. Estock
Robert C. Millington
Willard D. Lawrence
Frank L. Scidmore
Robert C. Philippi
John Miles
Edwin H. Stephenson
Commission On Missions
Troy Area
Petersburg Community Events Highlight Library, Church, and Honorary Degree
Petersburg notes report the Petersburg Library trustees hosting Upper Madson Library Federation guests at the Beers home a town landmark with folk songs and a luncheon by the Dorcas Society A series of local church duties lay leader Rev John Rhinesmith assumes ministerial duties at Petersburg Methodist Church and the North Petersburg Chapel Memorial Church speaker Daniel McIntire will lead morning services A family fellowship supper and a turkey supper for parsonage repairs are planned Mrs Cora Weeden chairs the turkey event Honorary Doctor of Laws will be awarded to C Foster Brown at Union College commencement for his work as New York counsel and life trustee and past alumni service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petersburg
Upper Madson Library Federation
Robert Beers
Beers
Veterans Memorial Hall
Dorcas Society
Phyllis Wells
Harold Mattison
United States
Florida
California
John Rhinesmith
Troy
Bennington
Petersburg Methodist Church
North Petersburg
Daniel McIntire
Memorial Church of
Cora Weeden
Lenore Brock
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Marion McCart
Hoosick Falls
Mark Manchester
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Foster Brown
New York
Union College
Union
Brown
Brown, Quencer and Commette
Alumni Association of
Greater New York
Priest Estate Worth Over Million In Burned Church Case
Surrogate Michael J. Rogers ruled the estate of Rev George J Weinmann, burned to death at St Philip Neri Church in Rochester, must pay the church 230000 in U S Treasury bonds and 16005 in bank funds, plus 3000 bonds to the church. He valued the total estate at well over 1 million, including IBM stock, with six nephews and nieces not contesting the bonds and accounts disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N.Y
U. S. Treasury
Michael J. Rogers
Monroe County
George J. Weinmann
Rogers
Father Weinmann
St. Philip Neri
International Business Machines Corp
Schools Close for Gardner Funeral in Cambridge
Cambridge schools closed yesterday as a memorial to Richard Gardner who died in a Monday night auto crash. A 40 member Boy Scout delegation attended the funeral. Mrs Gardner, a Cambridge teacher, was seriously injured in Saturday’s rural highway crash and is recovering at Mary McClellan Hospital. Funeral services were held at Ackley Funeral Home with Rev Joseph Reichler officiating, interment in Evergreen Cemetery Salem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Richard Gardner
Mason
Local residents note of visits and hospital stays
Mrs Paull Moseley and Mrs Otto Piritz traveled to New York this week as Mrs Piritz shopped for Nichols Store in Bennington Vermont. Burnett Moseley remains a patient at Hoosick Falls Health Center. Earl and Linda Sherman visited Ithaca College to bring home their daughter for summer. Harold Moseley enjoyed a Catskills weekend trip. Leroy Pine recently visited John and Mrs Doherty in Lansingburgh. Mrs Charles Cornell returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington Vermont. James Sutton stayed a few days at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mercie Manchester spent time with her son John Manchester and his wife in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paull Moseley
Otto Piritez
New York
Piritz
Nichols
Bennington
VI. Burnett Moseley
Hoosick Falls
Earl Sherman
Ithaca
Linda
Ithaca College
Harold Moseley
Catskills
Leroy Pine
John Doherty
Lansingburgh
Charles Cornell
Putnam Memorial Hospital
James Sutton
Mercie Manchester
John Manchester
Troy
Poestenkill Plans Memorial Day Services Parade
Lt Col Edward F Murphy of Poestenkill 27th Armored NYANG will be principal speaker at Poestenkill Memorial Day events. Sullivan Jones VFW Post and local groups conduct services with a noon parade from the VFW to the village center and Route 154 monument. Albany NYANG units, Cavaliers Bugle and Drum Corps provide music, flag from Capitol presented by Congressman King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward F. Murphy
Poestenkill
27Th Armored Division
NYANG
Sullivan Jones Vfw
VFW
School Road
Veterans Road
27Th Signal Battalion
Nyang of
Albany
Cavaliers Bugle
U.S. Capitol
Washington, D.C
Carleton ¢. King
Murphy
Joseph Sullivan
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Jacqueline Grennan
Webster Tor Ipge
Webster Groves
Salem
Wmn. D. Graham
PTA
Fred Eveland
Caroline St
Eveland
Nancy Almy
Spa
Caroline Street
Harry Ro Strack
Albany Street
Robert W. Morris
al Welch
Prov Prietor
Adelphi
Guill
4-H
Girl Scouts
Schuylerville
Acw. Nevins
First Baptist
Harrison Bonesteeel
Robert Wells
Binghamton
Lester Pine
Bert
Joag
Carlos Martins
Welys FM
Connoisseur Society
Georges Bizet
THE
Pearl Fishers
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Nicola
Gedda
Jacques Mars
Theatre National DE L'Opera ~ Comique
Paris
Pierre Dervaux
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