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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1967
Page
7
A budget friendly long low ranch design by architect Lester Cohen spans 1497 square feet with a front porch, rear terrace, and open living areas. The plan centers a formal living and dining space, a family room with sliding glass doors to the terrace, a two car garage, and three bedrooms with a master suite.
Z-1 design lists living room dining room family dry mud room center hall three bedrooms and 2 baths with 1497 square feet of living space. A spacious front porch and rear terrace extend living areas while a fireplace in the family room and a terrace barbecue share a single chimney. A two car garage with front entry is included and overall dimensions measure 76 feet 6 inches by 38 feet 2 inches including the garage.
Grafton residents including Mr and Mrs Clarence Rob erge and the Klaers spent last week at Fort Dix New Jersey with relatives. Local registration at Grafton Town Hall on August 17 from 4 PM to 9 PM. Miss Alice Ann Dagle visits Montana relatives while association members attend church events at the Sacandaga Bible Conference.
Mrs Helen Ellett and David O dell with others appear in a community notice for a Grafton Trail Riders Clubhouse costume supper on Tuesday Aug 15 at 7 pm. Also Boy Scout Troop 534 scheduled paper pickup tomorrow and multiple church services listed including Methodist 9 30 am Rev John Rhinesmith guest speaker Baptist 10 am Rev William O Dell and St John Francis Regis Masses at 9 30 am and 11 am.
Troy area servicemen graduated from the Empire State Military Academy at Camp Smith Peekskill and were commissioned second lieutenants in the New York State Army National Guard and the Army of the United States. Names include E John Trela and David J Wubbenthurst of Troy and Charles Frisbee of Troy. Six others from Troy area began Officer Candidate School at Camp Smith on July 29.
At Conference Eugene J. Brunelle, associate professor of aeronautical engineering and astronomy at RPT, is among 40 participants at a four week meeting on Recent Development in Continuum Mechanics held at Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Participants come from colleges and universities across the nation.
Schaghncoke Millard Green and son Leon ardo and Charles Reilly have returned from a fishing trip to North Hero Vermont. Mr and Mrs Thomas Keyes and daughter Marianne have returned home after vacationing at Cape Cod for a week. Miss Helen Guillanelle and brothers Joseph and James recently visited their brother and sister-in-law Mr and Mrs Ernest Guillanelle at Pleasantdale. Miss Ella Lesson and mother Mrs John Lesson and aunt Mrs Edith Newman recently visited Mr and Mrs Raymond Warren at Green Island. Masses at St Johns Church Tuesday August 15 Feast of Assumption will be at 7 and 11 am and 730 pm. In Valley Falls Masses will be at 7 am and 530 pm. Services will be held as follows Sunday in area churches St Johns Schaghticoke Rev Lawrence J Gerrity Masses 8 and 11 am Mass 8 am Monday Tuesday and Wednesday Also Tuesday 730 pm Our Lady of Good Counsel Valley Falls Father Gerrity Masses 7 and 915 am Mass 8 am Thursday Friday and Saturday Presbyterian United Rev Elwood Case 930 am United service at Schaghticoke with Methodist Church of Johnsonville Rev Gordon Clark in charge Trinity Episcopal Rev Curtis Denney 9 am worship. Mr and Mrs Henry Lawson spent the weekend in Tewksbury Mass with her father Homer Darby. Her sister Miss Thelma Darby who spent the past two weeks here returned with them. Miss Charlotte McGuirk of Schaghticoke and Miss Emma Piser Melrose were guests this week of Mrs Emil Schmidt at Babcock Lake.
Katherine Williams announces the discontinuation of Our Lady of Good Counsel Church in Valley Falls on Thursday Friday and Saturday. This month Johnsonville Methodist and Schaghticoke Presbyterian churches plan joint services at 9 30 a.m. led by Rev Gordon Clark. Centennial Committee to meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the Legion Post rooms.
The Clifton Park VFW Post invites eligible veterans to attend a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Halfmoon Town Hall J Clifton Park Village as part of a continuing membership drive. Also Holy Communion is set at St George s Episcopal Church Wednesday at 9 30 a m and 8 p m.
Mrs. Clarence Church hosts guests from Veroqua and Babcock Lake as Pleasantdale Covenant members plan Earth day services. St John’s Church schedules Morning Prayer and 11 a.m. Mass with guest speaker Tim Johnson from Johns Hopkins Medical College beginning Oct 2. daily Masses moved to St John’s Church Schaghticoke with 7 30 p.m. services per Rev. Joseph A. Hernor.
North and South discuss a four hearts contract led by a spade and two trumps. South wins with spades, draws trumps, and tests diamonds while West signals with a queen. Three routes exist. South opts for the line readers should analyze for optimal play.
Gerald F. Dolan was elected secretary of Troy Lodge on Elk Island at a special meeting following the resignation of Albert J. Smith who becomes purchasing agent of Ellis Hospital. Dolan, a 1963 LaSalle Institute graduate and Times Record editorial staffer, will be installed Sept. 7 by Exalted Ruler Theodore DeBonis. Plans for Saratoga Raceway Night and Lansingburgh Night were discussed along with a report on the Chicago national convention and the Elks centennial observance. A buffet lunch followed.
Yesterday's puzzle yields a set of clues with varied solutions. Entries cover personal descriptors such as 27-Female student, 28-Residence, and 29-Blemishes, alongside abstract terms like 31-Fond desire and 32-Teutonic deity. Other hints reference 34-Frolic, 36-Chinese mile, 39-Flying mammal, and 41-Glossy fabric, plus 43-Feast and 47-Cares for.
Q how can I obtain copies of the safety appendix for power lawn mowers and who should receive it A readers may request copies by sending a self addressed stamped envelope to the newspaper Q how to launder durable press fabrics and remove stains A soil release fabrics exist with special finishes and labels warn to avoid heavy soil. for grease remove with detergent paste or solvent on colored fabrics wash small loads and follow labels Q beware questionable home sales of linen and cashmere A Better Business Bureaus warn of traveling sellers and the terrible Williamsons cashmere racket. stay with reputable stores and avoid low price claims
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