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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1970

Page

8

House of the Week Showcases Simple Colonial Living

Architect Herman H York presents a medium sized two story home with three bedrooms and two and a half baths. The design emphasizes uncluttered facades, rear garden views, and economical construction with a rear patio and a large one car garage.

S-75 Statistics Design S-75 House Description

S-75 is a two story Colonial with 915 square feet on the main floor and 736 upstairs. The layout includes living room dining room kitchen dinette family room lavatory and three bedrooms two baths. A one car garage with storage lies beneath overall dimensions 44 feet 8 inches by 32 feet. A basement exists though the family room sits on a concrete slab.

Elnora The Calico Colony Holds 1971 Meeting

The Home Bureau group met in Shenendehowa Middle School’s home economics room. Officers elected for 1971 are Mrs. William Zert chairwoman Mrs. Fred Esmond vice chairwoman Mrs. Edward Waligora secretary and Mrs. John Teighter treasurer. They voted to donate $25 to the Teen Activity Center of Southern Saratoga County and planned a Christmas banquet for December 15 at 7 30 p m at Mother

Calico Colony Home Bureau Shenendehowa Middle School William Zert Fred Esmond Edward Waligora John Teighter Saratoga County Mother

Officers Installed and Gift Exchange Planned

Marcia Bailey coordinates an officer installation and gift exchange. The event features several projects including a double Christmas wreath by Mrs. Ralph Cooper a Christmas medley by Mrs. Vernal Champeaux a net ball ribbon by Mrs. Henry Eckert a medical cup ball by Mrs. Russell Rio and a straw star by Mrs. Edward Nieckarz A cookie exchange is scheduled for December 11 at Mrs. Donald Carson’s home at 10 a.m.

Ferros Schenectady Ralph Cooper Vernal. Champeaux Henry Eckert Russell Rio Edward Nieckarz Donald Carson

Four Youths Face Adjourned Assault Cases in Troy Fracas

Four teen defendants appeared before Troy Police Court Judge Kyran P. Molloy Jr. after a Sunday bazaar disturbance at the Troy CYO Center. Desso Casale Gavin and Mazzarello each faced charges of assault or disorderly conduct with alleged injuries to Frank and Dorothy Harris. Cases for Gavin and Mazzarello were adjourned to December 10, while Casale and Desso return next Tuesday. Murray the complainant in all four cases reported obscene language and an alleged neck grabbing by Desso.

Troy Kyran P. Molloy, Jr Louis Desso Ethier Drive Tamarac Jerry Casale Hill St Jerry Gavin 5Th Ave Thomas Mazzarello Spring Ave Frank and Dorothy Harris Griswold Heights Robert P. Murray Murray Harris Desso Frank Harris Molloy Gavin and Mazzarello Casale Henry Tutunjian

Schenectady Likely To Approve 15 Percent Sales Tax

Schenectady City Council members indicate five of seven will vote to enact a 15 per cent city sales tax at the December 14 meeting. Republicans Vac ca Benson Callahan Ellis support the tax. Democrats Shapiro and Luther are noncommittal. If approved, about $2 million is projected for 1971. City plans to seek countywide tax have stalled.

Schenectady Raymond Vacca Bruce Benson Charles Callahan Malcolm Ellis Erwin Shapiro Norman Luther Board of Representatives John J. Scott

Salinger Book To Be Discussed In Sermon

Rev. James I. Borden of the Church of the Covenant Averill Park will discuss The Catcher in the Rye by J D Salinger during Sunday morning sermon amid community controversy over curriculum use.

Averill Park James I. Borden Church of the Covenant J. D. Salinger Borden

Immunization Clinics and Toys For Tots Drive

Mrs. Lillian Strong urges pre school parents to begin immunizations for next fall. Public Health conducts Troy and Rensselaer clinics with a Wednesday 10 to 11 a.m. Troy clinic and a monthly 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Rensselaer clinic. Toys For Tots collections at Miller Hill and Sand Lake Schools end December 11. Snowmobile Club meets December 8 at 7:30 p.m. New members welcome.

Lillian O. Strong Miller Hill Sand Lake Public Health Department of Rensselaer County Troy Rensselaer State Street 7Th Avenue Miller Hill Sand Lake PTA

Home Fixes And Do It Yourself Guidance From Atoned Qand A

Short answers cover window putty softening with heat from a soldering iron, attic wall height using standard plywood sizes, and varnish removal from carved furniture. For the furniture finish, apply remover to carvings, scrub with a clean toothbrush after softening, repeat if needed, and rinse per product directions.

U.S. Underground Papers Banned by Cape Town Censors

Cape Town censor authorities ban several U.S. underground periodicals including the Berkeley Barb Berkeley Tribe and Good Times along with other publications, signaling tightened press restrictions abroad.

Cape Town South Africa U.S Berkeley Barb Berkeley Tribe Good Times

Troy Firemen Respond Twice To Alarm At Noon

Troy firemen were called out twice around noon Friday. Pumper 3 battled burning wires at 404 1st St and later investigated a second alarm at 1481 Madison Ave where no fire was found.

Troy Pumper 3 1St St Madison Ave

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