Ulster Ranch Home Sees Sunlit Rooms And Cozy Firesides
A 2122 square foot Ulster ranch plan features four bedrooms with six sliding closets, two bathrooms, and a kitchen with three-wall layout and a sunlit coffee room. The design centers on a foyer, covered porch, and a 462 square foot two car garage. The family living spaces include a 12 by 16 foot family room, 11 by 13 dining room, and a 13 by 21 living room with a fireplace. Plans specify basement construction and a framing lumber list.
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Ulster
Associated Architects
Sis
Mom
Amherst Hospital Association to elect directors
AMHERST The Amherst Hospital Association will hold its annual meeting Jan. 21 at 8 p.m. in Powers School, where new directors will be elected. Terms expiring include Robert Hubard, Jack Koontz, Parker Miller, Dr. R. J. Mulford, Elmer Hume and George Hollstein. Reports from administration, auxiliary and association will be given, with donations acknowledged. The $300,000 expansion program is underway and expected to finish in March. Members only may vote.
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Amherst
Amherst Hospital Association
Powers School
Robert Hubbard
Jack Koontz
Parker Miller
R. J. Mulford
Elmer Hume
George Hollstein
Gerald Lorence
Ladies Auxiliary
James Komives
D. R. Goldthorpe
Edward Baumhardt
Charles Strehle
Lester Lewis
Christine Brill
Mary Olah
Ralph’ .Meckley
Cleo Winterling
N. A. Rubel
Wayne Garland
Cletus Carver
Lynn Stull
Ludolph Kreeger
Don Bechtel
Ed Gehl
Sanford Slutzker
Clayton Springer
Ralph Zilch
Eric Nord
Evert Nylen
Lorence
Home Workshop Pipes and Tobacco Racks Pattern
Pipe lovers and woodworker hobbyists show respect as two practical racks are described for home workshop use. Pattern 406 offers actual size cutting guides and illustrated directions and is available in Small Projects Packet No. 68 for $1 from The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Bedford Hills
New York
Area salesmen earn awards in Ohio ceramic show
Three area residents Gene Mittler Dolores Davis and Lamont Anderson were among those whose works were accepted for the 15th Annual Ohio Ceramic and Sculpture Show. Their pieces will be in a Youngstown exhibit of 284 sculptures and ceramics from Jan 1 to Feb 24 at the Butler Institute of American Art. Judge Charles Lakofsky, professor of art at Bowling Green State University, reviewed 307 entries from across the United States.
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Ohio Ceramic and Sculpture
Gene Mittler
Murray Ridge Rd
Dolores Davis
Lorain
Lamont Anderson
Norwalk
Butler Institute of American Art
Youngstown
Charles Lakofsky
Bowling Green State University
United States
Lack of post holiday volume shocks market outlook
New York stocks barely held December recovery highs as holiday trading shortened. Investors faced a tax cut question with light buying and selling, leaving the market direction unclear while major indices edged higher on thin volume.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Suburban Calendar Tonight Events in Several Towns
North Ridgeville cancels grange card party. Rochester volunteers host a public dance at town hall at 8 30 p m. Penfield grange to sponsor a public round and square dance at the school at 9 p m. Brighton PTA hosts a dance at Brighton School at 9 p m. North Eaton township trustees meet at town hall at 1 p m. Spencer township trustees hold organizational meeting at town hall at 10 a m.
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Rochester
Fire Department
Penfield
The
Grange
Brighton
PTA
North Eaton
Town Hall
Spencer
Board of Township Trustees
Fix It Yourself Home Safety Tips From Old Paper
Practical household advice covers Christmas tree clearance, bread as wallpaper cleaner, handling logs in pools, painting tips for even coverage, fireplace setup, and warming a washing machine before use to prevent costly damage. Focused on simple, common sense steps for safer, efficient home upkeep.
Horse comeback? Breeders cite riding rise offsets farm decline
NEW YORK reports that farm tractors and trucks cut U.S. horses from about 25 million in 1920 to roughly 3 million today. Breeders say the growing popularity of riding currently offsets the decline of horses on farms.
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New York
UPD
Rise in Unemployment Claims Reported in Elyria and Statewide
Unemployment claims in Elyria totalled 1 039 on December 22 up 147 from the prior week for claimants unemployed one week or more according to the Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation. Lorain claims fell from 1 877 to 1 817 while statewide claims on December 23 reached 136 485, up 13 280 for one week or more.
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Elyria
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Lorain
Golf buggy market grows fast with rising sales
New York reports Merrill Lynch figures show the golf buggy business expanding at 10 to 15 percent annually. This year’s sales reach about 20 000 units priced from 800 to 1 400 dollars each, with four manufacturers controlling about 70 percent of the market.
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New York
UPI
Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Additives cleared of air pollution impact say Kehoe
Dr. Robert A. Kehoe of the University College of Medicine states in Oil Facts that leaded anti knock compounds do not appreciably contribute to air pollution in the United States. The claim stems from his 35 years of research in the field.
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Cincinnati
United States
Robert A. Kehoe
University College of Medicine
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George S. Walker
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