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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1967
Page
2
Architect Derick B. Kipp presents Design G-75 a ranch home blending Colonial brick vertical siding and red cedar accents with modern clean lines. It features three bedrooms two baths vaulted living spaces two fireplaces two-car garage 1947 square feet and a flexible layout linking kitchen and family room to rear patio for entertaining.
A notice directs payment of one dollar for a home booklet and requests a long self addressed stamped envelope for first class handling. The item specifies sender’s city and state and emphasizes proper return mailer.
Miss Nancy Norton spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Wagner and family including Mr and Mrs Norton and son Raymond, with Mrs Louise Wagner of Raymertown as a Sunday guest. Miss Elvira Mantillo left for Columbia after two months as an exchange student at Hoosick Falls Central School hosted by Mr and Mrs Charles Filkins. The Youth Fellowship will lead Sunday service at 11 a.m. at the Baptist Church. Margaret Murdock of Cambridge visits Mr and Mrs Moseley for a few days. Family Night supper, postponed by bad weather, set for Wednesday at 6 30 in the Baptist Church Fellowship Hall.
Rensselaer County Treasurer James M. Brahan deposited a check for 979,963.09 in the county’s general fund representing the City of Troy’s first half Spungen 1967 real estate tax installment. The city’s half totaled 1,959,926.18 with 112,483.18 deducted as not owed due to certiorari. The county still lists the deduction as an asset and debt of the city.
The Altar Rosary Society of St. Bridget's Church Buskirk and St Monicas Church Johnsonville canceled the monthly meeting. The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Eagle Bridge Methodist meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. at Mrs Da Moses’s home. Chris Kyer of Syracuse University was home for the weekend. The city pays full county tax levy regardless of whether property owners pay taxes. Last August, however, the
Melrose updates list residents and events including Miss Suzanne Danserea returning to Russell Sage College for her senior year and a Melrose Fire Co meeting on Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the firehouse. Church notices report services and a postponed Women’s Society meeting at Melrose Methodist Church. Crosswords and puzzles accompany local notices.
Yesterday's Purele entries yield solutions such as duck for 27 chair 28 and 29 Dechava 30 trifling for 3 beverage 31 wears away 32 ate 33 crown 35 singing bird 38 sagacious 39 Indonesian tribesman 41 storage compartment 44 Spanish for you 46 cooled lava remains final.
Kiwanis members hear about sport parachuting and a new Sky Diving Club in Troy area. Speakers Philippe Humbert and Susan Rademaekers discussed film showcases, licenses, and 200 jumps combined. pancake breakfast planned April 9 at American Legion Hall.
The funeral of Clifford Wilson WWI veteran and retired Albany postal clerk was held yesterday at Daniel D. Purcell and Son Funeral Home. Rev Charles J Warner officiated with bearers Ronald R Kenneth Wilson Ralph J Warren W Wilson William J Connally and James J Palitsch Jr. Interment followed at Elmwood Hill Cemetery with Mr Warner presiding. The American Flag was presented to Mrs Wilson.
A short history explains early shelter from caves to tree houses and European four cornered houses. Primitive dwellings evolved from sheltered caves with fires to stone walls and canopy roofs. The piece notes regional climate shaping home design and highlights ancient Europe’s post and mud daub structures.
The 46th winter convention of the New York State Publishers Association will meet in Albany at Thruway Motor Inn with a Monday NYAC session led by Elton P. Hall and a luncheon by Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson. Tuesday the gavel passes to new president Fred W. Stein with talks by Curtis and Arnold and a Vietnam topic from William L. Ryan. Banquet speaker Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller.
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