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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1969
Page
9
TV Today lists primetime lineups with shows such as Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Lucy Show Beverly Hillbillies Andy Griffith and Hollywood Squares. Notable specials include the NET Festival ballet Coppelia by the Royal Ballet conducted by John Lanchberry.
TV guide lists daytime and primetime programs from Jeopardy to The Johnny Carson show with multiple network slots. The Village of Stillwater announces curbside sand distribution Friday and a Christmas tree lighting on December 7 at Village Park by the Stillwater Improvement Society, with volunteers George and Kenneth Ingersoll trimming the tree.
The National Safety Council estimates 700 to 800 people could die in traffic accidents during the four day Thanksgiving period from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday. The forecast highlights the risk of holiday travel and urges drivers to exercise caution.
Upton Chapter OES observed Memorial Night at the Stillwater Masonic Temple with Edith Payne and Hazel Gailor remembered. The chapter advises bringing Christmas gifts for the CES home in Oriskany to Shirley Champlin, and notes the next meeting on December 3 with Stepping Up Night and planned entertainments.
Arlington man Harry J. McDermott, 26, yielded to Vermont State Police after a bench warrant for failure to appear. He pled not guilty to gunfire through windows at Arlington High Principal William Towne’s home on Nov 15 and was returned to Rutland Correctional Center to await trial with bail set at 5000 dollars. Judge Morrissey chided his nonappearance and noted a late filed attorney notice. Meanwhile Arlington residents heard town police proposals as officials discuss forming a permanent force to combat rising crime. a detailed report is due at the March 1970 town meeting.
John Anderson plays a veteran sheriff who returns to Shiloh ranch to rekindle an old friendship with the Virginian James Drury and aids in tracking down the last of a dangerous gang. Glen Campbell hosts Thanksgiving with family and performs Homeward Bound. Alan King hosts Music Hall with Lynde Dickinson and Mercer in a mock consumer spoof.
Moscow reports an unmanned Soviet satellite launched into a high nearly circular orbit suggesting a weather watching mission. The mission indicates continued Soviet satellite activity and space weather monitoring capabilities.
On air schedule lists morning hour news and music segments led by John Walker Hallmark and Paul Flanagan, with afternoon updates and evening classical programming featuring Rameau, Dvorak, and Hummel performed by orchestras and soloists. Sign off at 1:05 AM.
Six directors were elected to the Saratoga Spa Chamber of Commerce after a mail vote tabulation. Howard De Freitas announced the results Tuesday night. three year terms go to Richard S. Swantek Mark F Costello William J Juron Donald I Lee Kent E Jones and Dr John A Behrman.
The Van Rensselaer Chapter of the OES in Hoosick Falls held a memorial service at the Eastern Star rooms. Mrs. Nina Downing and Raymond E. Calhoun served as worthy patrons, leading alongside other officers in a ritual ceremony.
Crossword puzzle clues across and down range from medical skin ailment to Greek letter and river island with many short answers. The list includes imitates cut instrument evaluate and many others with several extra cryptic fragments at the end.
Edward J. Chaput 20 of North Adams Massachusetts pleaded guilty in Bennington District Court to breaking and entering a camp in Pownal and a bad check charge. He was held on $1000 bail, ordered returned to the Vermont Correctional Center, with pre sentence investigation. He had prior charges for passing six checks and one at Willie Grill, five Bennington charges dropped. He barricaded in the camp November 18 after escaping from the Bennington area car of deputies. He allegedly stole a car in Rutland and was tracked by state police using tear gas. He faces Rutland arraignment on car theft charges and is reportedly wanted in Brattleboro on bad checks.
Miss Lynn Buswell of Hoosick Falls Central School and Miss Ann Marie Hyland of St. Marys Academy Hoosick Falls join five area high school students honored by their schools as DAR Good Citizens chairman Dorothy Howe announces winners from Berlin Central School Hoosick Valley Central School Schaghticoke Mechanicville High School and Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter attendees will include parents principals and students at the January 10 meeting with formal awards to follow.
Separate Detachment Co C 210th Armor Hoosick Falls plans a Christmas party on Saturday December 13 at the state armory. Sgt Edward LaPorte will serve a roast beef dinner with a social hour beforehand. An orchestra will play from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Former members and wives invited. For details contact Prat Sgt Gerard Morin or Sgt James Cutler before December 6.
Brownie Troops 379 and 367 plan an investiture ceremony at the Youth Center on Church Street Monday at 3 p.m. Troop 379 is sponsored by Reynolds Tool & Die Co. and Flomatic Corp. Leaders include Mrs. Edith Armstrong. Troop 367 is sponsored by Gardner's Garage with leaders Mrs. Leo Mahar Jr. and Mrs. Walter Gardner.
Episcopal churches of Boyntonville Hoosick and Hoosick Falls join in a Union Thanksgiving Communion at St Mark's Hoosick Falls at 8 a m. Canned goods go to the altar and are distributed by Rev Joel B Miller. All Saints Hoosick joins the Advent service at St Mark's with sermon and wreath lighting. Social hour with refreshments follows.
Robert D. Reinfurt of 18 Hoo sick Street Hoosick Falls has returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington.
Out of hospital Mrs. Carlton Robinson of 74 Ball Street Hoosick Falls has returned home from Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge.
James J. Nealon Hoosick Falls building inspector started as sewage plant operator to meet a completion deadline. The provisional appointment, made by the village board, is subject to civil service exam results and a $7000 minimum salary with on the job training. He previously worked for Dodge Industries and will likely keep his inspector role until a permanent operator is chosen.
Miss Helen P. Murphy 48 of White Creek dies after a brief illness at home. Survived by sisters Mrs. Howard Kipp, Mrs. Harold Austin of White Creek and Mrs. George Mattison of Burlington Vt. brothers John Murphy of Cambridge and Philip Murphy of White Creek. Requiem High Mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls with interment in St. Mary's Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Funeral services set for Friday morning.
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