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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1969
Page
15
Architect Lester Cohen centers this ranch around a large kitchen family room at the rear with two sliding glass doors to a patio. The plan includes three bedrooms, two baths, a 28 foot recreation basement and a stone facade with a flagstoned terrace, totaling 1 794 square feet.
This layout describes a ranch home with a living room dining room foyer three bedrooms a combination kitchen family room 24 by 22 feet and two bathrooms totaling 1794 square feet of livable space. A screened porch sits behind a two car garage with alcoves for inside and outside access. Overall dimensions include the garage and porch at 78 by 439 feet and a full basement is provided.
A note states 50 cents each for baby blueprints of Design No 8 22 Enclosar. $1 for RANCH HOMES booklet and $1 for YOUR HOME booklet. The message focuses on price lists and order details for housing plans and booklets.
HVCC journalism students participate in a one day immersion at The Record Newspapers gaining exposure to editing reporting and newsroom operations. Alton T Sliter hosts briefings while students rotate through departments attend conferences work on editorials and sample police city hall and court beats. About thirty HVCC students take part in the program.
Luke Luke of Hoosick Falls and James Michel of East Greenbush will represent Rensselaer County on the agricultural honor award trip to New York City. Wesley F. Rouse says the trip runs through today with career exploration, sightseeing, and cultural activities. Harold Ives of Troy serves as chaperone for 4-H members from Rensselaer and Albany Counties.
On Thursday December 18 the Clifton Park-Halfmoon Senior Citizens Club will be entertained by the Silver Tops Cohoes Senior Citizens Choir Group directed by Lionel Chouinard. The 35 member choir will sing Christmas carols and other pieces at Halfmoon Town Hall starting 7 30 p.m. The nominating committee will present a slate of officers and nominations from the floor are welcome. The Christmas party scheduled for December 9 has been canceled.
Funeral services for Mrs Helen C Mulcahy of Syeanay were conducted at Walter E Healey Funeral Home and Our Lady of Victory Church. Concelebrated Requiem Mass by her son Rev John H C Mulcahy and a panel of clergymen followed by interment at St Peters Cemetery with Father Mulcahy and others presiding.
Dr. Twitty J. Styles, associate professor at Union College, will represent the southern Adirondack chapter of the National Foundation on Birth Defects at the national leadership conference December 7 to 11 in San Diego California. The event centers on current research and progress in birth defects and the outlook for the 1970s in medical genetics.
Leonardo da Vinci models such as paddle wheel airships and a theoretical gear system are shown at the Schenectady Museum through January 1. Curators note Da Vinci’s concepts influence modern science and daily life.
Ralph M. Knapp, 61, a former Woodford selectman and Vermont legislator, died after a long illness at Fairview Nursing Home in Bennington. He was born in Bennington, worked for Draper Corporation and Old Bennington Weavers, and belonged to the Loyal Order of Moose. He is survived by a sister, four nephews, a niece, and cousins. Funeral services Sunday at 1 p.m. from Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home in Bennington, with Rev. Melvin R. McGaughney officiating. Interment in Woodford Cemetery.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Falls Elks announces a Christmas party on Wednesday at the club. A 6:30 p.m. reception precedes a 7:15 ham dinner served by lodge men, with a short business meeting at 8:15 and a Christmas program to follow. Mrs. Niles leads entertainment. grab bag gifts are kept to 50 cents as $1 contributions fund Christmas boxes for service men in Viet Nam or abroad. Reservations via Mrs. Beaumont or Mrs. Bohmer.
The Church of the Immaculate Conception observes a holy day of obligation on Monday for the Feast of the Immaculate Conception. Masses are scheduled at 6 7 8 and 9 a.m. and 5 15 p.m. A special Mass on Sunday at 5 15 p.m. fulfills the obligation.
Pleasantdale The Covenant Church lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m. Weekly activities include Boy Scout meeting Monday 7 p m and Hi League plus Christmas decorations Thursday 7 30 p m. Brownie Girl Scout at 3 p m Saturday and Junior Girl Scout at 4 p m. Home Bureau Christmas party Tuesday at Jamaica Inn with noon meeting at Covenant Church for transport and a grab bag with a $1 gift.
Mrs. Irving Bass 60 a Hoosick Falls resident died Thursday after a long illness at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge She was born Grace Mulready May 10 1909 in Green Island and lived in Hoosick Falls since 1941 Survivors include husband Thomas I Bass son Thomas sister Helen Jones and brothers Thomas and Harry Mulready Five grandchildren Funeral services this morning at Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls and Immaculate Conception Church with a Requiem Mass Interment Meadow lawn Cemetery Petersburg.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Philpott serve as cochairmen for a card party in the hall today. All games will be played prizes awarded and refreshments served. The season ends with a final party Saturday December 20.
Rev. John G. Phillips former assistant at St Francis de Sales Church and pastor of St John the Evangelist Rensselaer will be guest at a farewell party Sunday afternoon The event in the church hall on Congress Street runs 3 to 5 p m Parishioners and friends are invited Holy Name Society and the Women's Club host The reception also honors Rev Edward H Gilmour newly appointed pastor of St Francis de Sales Church
The population of Oregon is about two million, reflecting a rough estimate of the state's residents. This figure highlights demographic scale for policy and planning discussions.
Youth fellowships at Hoosick and West Hoosick Baptist churches led Advent worship with readings songs and a dialogue on the generation gap. David Filkins acted as mediator while teams including Baker Bett Cottrell Eastwick Eddy Foshay Holzhaurer Moseley Pierce Ray Sharkey Shaw Sherman Tilley and Tumbelston joined in.
A propane gas tank wiring fire at Fuelane Corp in Bennington Harwood Hill parking lot was extinguished by driver George Chandler of Shaftsbury. Bennington Rural Fire Department was called but not needed. the truck was towed to Fuelane headquarters for repairs.
Mrs Silas Reed returns home from Samaritan Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Mrs Joe C Garrett travels from Lemon Grove California back to her home after a month with relatives. Lance Reed accompanies her and plans a California visit. Mr and Mrs William Brubaker of Tallman are weekend guests of Carl L Holbritter and family.
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