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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
2
A dense scanned listing of network programs across the day with show titles, hosts, and time slots. The guide includes dramas, comedies, news, game shows, and specials from 8:30 AM through 11:30 PM with multiple channels and dish-sized program blocks.
Daily 6:05 morning to midnight concerts feature Dukas and Tchaikovsky classics, Strauss and Chabrier favorites, guitar concertos with Julian Bream, Bach and Schubert pieces, Berlioz overtures, Don Quixote with Ormandy, Schuman and Arnold concert works, Beethoven and Mozart staples, plus new ballet music and chamber works. Multiple orchestras and renowned conductors include Philadelphia, Boston, Royal Philharmonic, and Suisse Romande.
TV guide synopsis covers 7:30 p.m. A Hard Day's Night tracing the Beatles’ 36 hours in England including their arrival at a Liverpool railway station and TV appearance. 9:30 p.m. Circle Theater presents Kismet with Ferrer Alberghetti Eden Chakiris Conried in a tale of transformation and memorable music. 10 p.m. CBS News Special Where We Stand in Vietnam sketches a war outlook with Charles Collingwood and team evaluating outcomes and exit prospects.
The Clifton Park Halfmoon cancer dressing group meets today from 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. at the emergency corps building seeking white or colored linen donations. A first aid lesson is at 7 p.m. with Marshall Jackson and Robert Chase teaching. Pack 36 holds a cub meeting at 7 p.m. at Halfmoon firehouse. contact Mr Connors or Robert Gillespie if a boy 8 or in grade 3 shows interest. The Halfmoon Grange gathers at 8 p.m. at the Town Hall with Harry Faulkner presiding. Airman Lawrence J Perry, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence A Perry of Hudson River Road, completes basic training at Lackland AFB and attends tech training at Lowry AFB Colorado.
A fire swept the Bethlehem Central School garage injuring no one but damaging two buses and forcing several others out of service. Police said the blaze caused minor damage to additional vehicles and is under investigation.
Chemists unveil an elastic artificial membrane that attaches dentures to gums like living tissue. It aims to reduce denture slippage, ease biting and chewing, improve speech, and enable eating steak and corn. A pencil-point dispenser places Fixodent precisely, with all-day hold and coffee heat resistance. See your dentist and buy Fixodent at drug counters.
A long OCR puzzle list with numerous across and down clues. The fragment shows mixed garbled clues including references to yesterday’s crossword, various definitions, partial answers, and stray letters. It reads like a damaged puzzle page with inconsistent capitalization and stray characters.
Fact filled lesson explains blood volume in humans, types and transfusion basics. It notes adults have about 644 quarts of blood, explains clotting, plasma, and red cell production, and mentions marrow origin and cell turnover amid explanations for blood loss and medical use.
Guy Fusco of 119 Hudson Ave Rensselaer appeared in Rensselaer Police Court before Judge LaVerne G Lewis on eight summonses from a state police chase last Thursday He pleaded innocent to four charges including passing red lights reckless driving and driving without lights He was released on 165 bail for a hearing Nov 9 Fusco also pled guilty to operating with license suspended speeding 100 mph failing to signal and failing to keep right receiving 153 fine He pleaded innocent to passing a stop sign posting 15 bail Officers P D Cooper and J J E Moyer arrested him
Dr K Jack Bauer of Haynersville, associate professor at RPI, attended a day long briefing in New York on the United States role at the United Nations. The event, sponsored by the Foreign Policy Association, invited 100 community leaders including Kathy Morrison.
Women of St George Episcopal Church plan a Nov 7 fundraising supper with four seatings from 4 30 to 7 30 pm by reservations only. Ticket chairmen and volunteers were announced, reports on a Diocesan Convention and a local bloodmobile visit were shared, next meeting set for Nov 20.
A Rensselaer County Court award of 1000 dollars was approved by Judge John T. Casey to settle claims of 19 year old Patrick N. Skaarup for injuries from a July auto collision in Troy with Pasquale A. Pisanelli. The youth received treatment at Leonard Hospital. Shanley and Shanley represented the youth and his mother Juliet J. Skaarup.
The Rensselaer BPW Club hosts the fall District II meeting Saturday at Rensselaer Council Hall. Kathryn Strain chairs, Kathryn Becker cochair. Katherine Abel district director presides at 10:30 a.m. A four-president panel is moderated by Mildred Freeman who also speaks on Membership at a noon luncheon. Guests include Caroline De La Mater and U Ozbudak. Delegates Erika Plath Ann Irving Mary Parry. alternates Gladys Burns Janet Champagn Mary Collins. Nov 7 meeting at Patroon Inn with De La Mater speaker.
The Tamarac Elementary PTA approved its budget at a recent meeting and announced a food sale on Election Day. Laura Wright reported 189 parents have joined. Principal Lawrence Winberg described curriculum changes as part of a five year plan adopted in 1962 and noted ongoing talks with book sellers and teachers on system updates. In service workshops on science and reading were held, with a math workshop tentatively planned.
Stephen Witherley dean of the Graduate School at RPI has been named chairman of two committees to select recipients of New York State Regents Fellowships. He previously served as a committee member, announced by the State Education Department.
St. Pauls Lutheran Church of Rensselaer formally adopted its 1966 budget of 17647 after a congregational meeting. Copies had been mailed to parishioners. Pastor Rev. Hoberl Flechtner and others will attend the Reformation service at St. Johns in Troy where Rev. Francis Wagschal, a former Rensselaer resident, will preach.
Mrs. Mary G. Colloton 90 of 1132 Third Street Rensselaer died yesterday at St Peter's Hospital Albany after a brief illness. Widow of Thomas J. Colloton Sr she was a lifelong resident and a St Joseph's Church communicant. Survived by three sons William J Edward F and Thomas J all of Rensselaer and a daughter Frances R Colloton of Rensselaer. Funeral tomorrow at 6:45 am from Thomas A Sherwood Funeral Home and 9:30 am from St Joseph's Church Requiem High Mass. Interment in St Agnes Cemetery Menands.
A Thursday discussion at the Tray CY O Center will explore Vietnam under the title Vietnam A Place to Visit But I wouldn't Want to Die There. Rev. John J. Rooney says the panel will cover the draft and peace marches with Bill Edwardson of WGY moderating. Open to teens and interested adults at 237 4th St. Previous forums attracted large crowds.
The Women’s Guild of Redeemer Episcopal Church of Rensselaer will sponsor a country store and roast beef dinner at the parish hall on Third and Catherine Streets on November 18. The store opens at 1 p.m. and features aprons, needlework, baked foods, jewelry, and jumbles. dinner runs 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Cochairs are Mrs. Benjamin Rich and Mrs. Henry Biddle. other chairmen include Mrs. Fred Hallenbeck, Mrs. Charles House, Mrs. Faul Wessell Jr, Mrs. Walter Miller, and Mrs. Orville Crandall. Dinner chairs are Mrs. Walter Mallett and Mrs. Ernest Bazaan. tickets managed by Miss Virginia Wessel and Mrs. David Biddle. Decorations by Mr. and Mrs. John Nickles. Church School members prepare posters for city display.
Community Congregational Church of Clinton Heights will hold a turkey supper on Election Day November 7 from 1 to 7 p.m. The event is under the Women's Fellowship with the Men's Club handling dining. Tickets available from Mrs Lisyd MacFarland Hillview.
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