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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
4
The House of the Week features an A-frame chalet style vacation residence by Derick B. Kipp with three bedrooms, a 47 inch wide front deck, and a versatile main floor living space. The design blends outdoor and indoor areas, centering a large fireplace, and offers a ground floor recreation area and storage, appealing for casual, comfortable living.
G-83 statistics describe a popular house plan with a combined living room dining room kitchen spanning 25' 6" along the front, two main floor bedrooms a foyer and a bath totaling 977 square feet. An upstairs bedroom and lavatory add 74 square feet. The ground floor includes recreation room laundry utility and storage plus space for a car or boat with a front outdoor deck and rear patio on the main level.
Shenendehowa Alumni Association elected Thomas Powers president at a recent meeting in the community room of National Commercial Bank and Trust Co at Clifton Park. Officers include Vice President Richard Lee and Treasurer John Sitterly, with recording secretary June Breski Champagne, corresponding secretary Shirley Couiniere Bold, and publicity chair Cody Furlow Howland. The 14 member executive board features William Ryan, Robert Sweeney, and several others. The group set six meetings yearly, every second Saturday of alternating months starting January, with the next gathering on May 13.
Cropseyville Edmund Bonesteel is confined to Samaritan Hospital. Charles Boomhower returns to Midland Lutheran College after visiting his parents. Mrs. Willard Lynd returns from vacation in Blanig ya. Miss Mickley chairs the four year scholarship report and Rev Richard Grear will preach at 11 am. School report on the four year scholarship also given. Alumni Association and PTA sponsor Shenendehowa school fair with pizza party at Tai-O Shanter. Hugh Herlihy chairs the social committee.
Mrs Iola Simmons BR 9 3862 convenes at 9 45 a m tomorrow and 7 p m the Senior High Fellowship meets with Eagle Mills Youth at the church. Junior Choir rehearses at 3 45 p m and Boy Scout Troop 27 meets at 7 30 p m. Deacons meet 7 30 p m Wednesday and Senior Choir rehearses. UPW lunch is Wednesday at 12 30 p m with hostesses Mrs Frank Smith Mrs Mark Nichols and others returning from Bryantville Mass to visit Rev and Mrs David Schaffer. Seven Pots and Pins 4-H Club members showed at Tamarac School with first prizes. A Woman's Society of Christian Service sale is at Christ Methodist Church 10 a m to 4 p m today. Mass at St Monica's 9 a m and St Bridget's 14 am. Church school 9 45 a m at Christ Methodist and worship 11 a m Rev Gordon M Clark pastor.
A reader puzzle column explains friction in everyday terms with examples from solids liquids and gases. It notes oil lubrication reduces friction and describes rolling versus sliding friction, air resistance on rockets, and a Munich hospital policy allowing mothers to stay with ill children. The entry ends with a riddle about affluence and a winner named Gail Kramer of Tacoma Washington.
Boy Scout Troop 36 at Halfmoon Firehouse held a Board of Review with members Hafensteiner Couch Céremaga LaBlanc Chura Bethel and Linguel. Plans include Camp Saratoga the week of July 10 and a Scout show at Mechanicville Middle School at 2 00 pm with a fire building booth led by Edward Linguel. Parents may donate outgrown uniforms to Mr Hafensteiner.
Puzzle clues mix typed garble with partial words and abbreviations. fill in the blanks to complete common crossword entries across numbers 6 to 47. Includes hints like state abbr, assorted definitions, and letter gaps, requiring cross verification with standard word lists.
Rochester report shows antibiotics given for rheumatic fever and respiratory illness reduced tooth decay. In a studied group, cavity development dropped by about 65 percent over a year compared with untreated children.
Dominic Denio, Linton High School teacher and coach, will speak at the 12th annual Father and Son Banquet at School 12 Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Denio is a Waterville native, a Water Juliet and St Bona venture alum, WWII veteran, former La Salle Institute coach and administrator. Rev Myron Pacholok to give invocation. Adelard Hanley welcomes guests. Joseph Owens to MC. Notre Dame football highlights film to follow.
Modern built in kitchens offered in standard and provincial styles. Each kitchen suits homes with Bronzeglow Birch cabinets crafted with thoughtful design and up to date extras.
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