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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1967
Page
4
A rendered exterior conveys warmth and neighborliness of a New England farmhouse. The 1 666 square foot ground plan features an efficient kitchen, family room with laundry, and a patio with built in barbecue. Expansion attic adds two bedrooms for a larger family.
The G-82 design outlines a ground floor with living room dining room kitchen dinette family room laundry foyer two bedrooms and two baths totaling 1 666 square feet not counting a two car garage outside storage and rear patio An upstairs expansion adds 710 square feet divided into two bedrooms a bath balcony and storage The overall footprint is 60 by 55 5 inches including the garage.
City officials outline a plan to ensure first class handling for long self addressed stamped envelopes. The township asks residents to enclose a return envelope and proper postage with correspondence to streamline mail processing.
Northway rest area on Interstate 87 will close for extended construction to add a heated lighted comfort station and expanded parking and facilities. Kilby Brothers, Inc., of Albany builds the $309,342.60 project under Frank J. Fuller supervision. reopening upon completion.
Miss Patricia Bashford of West Sand Lake, daughter of Mrs Irma Bashford, a Wagner College freshman sociology major, has been named to the Dean's List. A graduate of Averill Park High School she plans to become a social worker.
Community listings show varied services and activities in West Sand Lake area churches. Programs include youth and adult sessions at EUB and Methodist halls from morning worship to 8 p.m. gatherings, plus church school, nursery care, and interchurch union discussions led by Rev. Roger Day and Rev. Emerson Rugh.
The Catholic Young Adult Group of the Troy Area will hold a business meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Troy Council, K. of C., rooms, 55 3rd St. John Yonker, president, will be in charge. Rev. Donald J. Ophals of St. Mary's Church is moderator for the group. All single Catholics 18 years of age and over have been invited to attend.
At a Jackson meeting the corps presided by Robert Chase Sr. and Henry Wooster reported 29 calls totaling 1 079 miles for the month. The Variety Show dress rehearsal is set for Tuesday at Waterford Halfmoon School. Mrs. Phyllis Vickery volunteered two maternity kits for Samaritan Hospital to be sterilized regularly. Marshall Jackson reviewed the State Volunteer Ambulance and First Aid Association District 2 meeting at the Malta Ambulance Corps Building with demonstrations by Drs. Kinnard and Landmesser from Albany Medical Center. The next District 2 meeting will be April 9 at Waterford squad rooms with Dr. William Grattan as speaker.
An 800award was approved by Judge John J O'Brien for Janet Walther 15 daughter of John C Walther Jr of 5 Billings Ave Troy. The injury occurred April 16 when a station wagon driven by Carl A Burger Troy was rear ended on Route 7 near Jamaica Inn. Orthopedic surgeon Dr Donald C Paish Jr treated her for a mild spine sprain and attorneys Shanley and Shanley represented the family.
Mrs. Raymond Eaton was reelected president of the Lansingburgh High School PTA with officers including Mrs. Urban as first vice president and Mrs. Thompson second vice president. Auditing by Charles Fake and delegates to the council were also chosen. A 1967 68 dues increase was announced, and a rummage sale set for April 14 and 15 at First Presbyterian Church. A May 17 card party featured a college panel with Lansingburgh graduates and students. Next year’s program was planned, with a May 22 meeting after spring vacation.
A community picnic is scheduled for July 9 at Saratoga State Park. The ambulance corps manual was completed by Mr. Jackson with help from Robert Chase Sr., Mr. Wooster, Mrs. Vickery, B.N., Clifton Park Emergency Corps, and Harold Sheehan of the John Ahearn Rescue Squad, Mechanicville. The next corps meeting is April 17 at the Ambulance Building with hosts William Kennedy and John Leonard.
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