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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1967
Page
3
The article describes Herman H. York designed bi level home with an asymmetrical exterior and off center doorway balanced by four left side windows. It has 1669 sq ft on the main level and 972 sq ft on the lower, plus a balcony and four bedrooms. Two bathrooms on each level and a den plus hobby rooms named His and Hers.
The design features 1669 square feet on the upper level with four bedrooms two baths a foyer living room dining room and kitchen plus a lower level with 972 square feet including two hobby rooms a family room a bath hall laundry and a large storage room. A two car garage resides on the lower level and an outdoor balcony sits on the upper level. Exterior brick accents balance siding and roof with well organized windows. The floor plan favors practicality and restrained architectural style.
West Sand Lake church schedule lists Methodist services with Rev. Roger A. Day at 7:30 p.m. and 11 a.m. infant baptism, church school classes for varied ages, nursery care, junior high and senior high fellowships, and a Trinity Lutheran church school at 9:30 with Rev. Rolf Esehke.
Jeanne M. Bailey lists service times for Sacrament of Holy Communion at 11 a.m. at Salem Evangelical United Brethren with Rev. Emerson Rugh. Senior High breakfast at 8:30 a.m. worship 9:30 a.m. Church School 10:45 a.m. membership meeting and social 8 p.m. for all interested.
A public round and square dance will be held Saturday March 4 from 9 to 1 at the Clifton Park Fire House. Music by Jimmy DeSorbo and his orchestra The Country Casuals. Refreshments available. Tickets at the door.
The Home Demonstration met Tuesday at Mrs. Arthur Guiden home. Projects and leaders for the coming year were chosen. Ten boxes of cookies were packed to be delivered to shut ins and nursing homes. Mr. Harold Pine visited his sister Mrs. Peter Macovich at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. Tomorrow a home study group will meet at the parsonage at 7:30 pm. Sunday School is at 10 am and worship at 11 am in the Baptist Church.
Thomas and Casey, retired superintendent of highways for Schaghticoke, retires after 40 years and will be honored at a testimonial dinner on Saturday January 25 at Dave Victor's Restaurant. William Rallston is general chairman with Robert Calhoun chief chairman and Attorney AL Irving Chase as master of ceremonies. Tickets available from town board members or town committee. program includes entertainment and dancing.
Cropseyville notices list Mrs Toma Simmons BR 9 3862 and Mrs Kenneth Gummer open details. A few days in New York Cil last week, Ul.
Members of Baptist churches in Hoosick Falls and nearby towns will watch a World Mission Campaign television broadcast on Channel 10 tomorrow at 8 30 p m Rev Harry Kline area director of the fund raising and Rev Molene nragram ve ant ran ring Kathy and Diane Breen of vin Dorr of Schenectady and Waterford visited Mrs Charles Ross Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs Everett Boomhower. The Brinton Hill schools close for winter vacation next week. The Junior Prom at Tamarac School Auditorium runs 9 p m to 1 a m tonight. Services at Brunswick Presbyterian Church are set for 1 00 p m with church school at 9 45 a m Junior High Fellowship meets Tuesday. A Junior holy rehearsal is scheduled for 3 45 p m Troop 27 prepares to change churches and will show a film One Mission.
Local churches of Hoosick and West Hoosick plan a home study group starting tomorrow night at 7 30 with sessions every third Sunday. Rev Raimund L Tdmbelaton leads a Fifty Million Fund work training today in Hoosick Town. Youth Center League games include Knicks vs Rockets and Celtics vs Warriors with a later 9 30 pm tip off.
Hoosick Town Little League officers announce four day registration at the Municipal Building for the 1967 season. Dates are Feb 23 24 and Feb 27 28 from 7 to 8 pm. Boys must be residents born between Aug 2 1954 and Aug 1 1959. A birth certificate and a $2 fee required. No one refused participation due to inability to pay. Major league to four teams minor league to five. managers and coaches listed for Yankees Giants Mets Dodgers. Hoosick Valley Jaycees to run minor league with five teams Jets Cardinals Royals Hurricanes Chiefs. Next league meeting March 14 7:30.
Hoosick Falls Central School closed yesterday for a weeklong midyear vacation. St. Mary’s Academy will hold classes next week except on Washington’s Birthday February 22. Parochial vacation runs March 22 to April. Post Office observes holiday on Washington’s Birthday with no mail or deliveries. Cheney Free Memorial Library and Hoosick Falls National Commercial Bank office closed. Village clerk’s office closed. Most businesses remain open.
Six Hoosick Falls Central School students were inducted into the National Honor Society in a Wednesday ceremony during a school assembly. Inductees include seniors Frank Reynolds Nancy Nelson and Debbie Harrison juniors Judith Roys and sophomores Faye Eldred and Leah Bissonnette. The event featured a reception, Pledge of Allegiance, and remarks on scholarship leadership character and service.
Carl N Jester of Hoosick Falls returns from Pomona California after his sister Katharine Stewart Jester dies. Her body will be moved to Schenectady for a memorial service at Parkview Cemetery. A Cornell graduate Katharine was the first Girl Scout executive for Schenectady County and later a teacher at Van Antwerp High School Hollywood and New York City. After retirement she led the Eye Ear Nose and Throat Clinic at St. Luke's New York City. Surviving brother T Abbott Jester of Schenectady.
Hoosick Post American Legion will stage a benefit party at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building rooms. Proceeds fund musical instruments for the Junior Legion Drum and Bugle Corps with separate advanced and beginner groups. Bugles for older boys. younger players keep current instruments. Buffet supper and sport movies. Tickets from Donald E Bagardus or at the door.
The Hoosick Falls wrestling team, coached by Richard Mal, closed the Washington County League season with a 41 11 win over Greenwich to finish 7 1 and share the league crown with Schuylerville. Five Hoosick Falls grapplers won county honors, led by Bill Miller 106 pounds Butch Williams 120 Tim Dwyer 141 Douglas Redden 147 and Pete Harrington 167. The squad now focuses on the Class C Sectional at Union College Schenectady February 2 where Miller is defending in 106 pounds. The county tournament at Schuylerville saw Hoosick Falls win with 99 points, Schuylerville 87, Cambridge and Greenwich and Tamarac also reaching finals.
John Whitney and Joseph Labombard both of North Adams Mass forfeited $10 bail each after failing to appear in Hoosick Falls Police Court on Wednesday night on disorderly conduct charges. Chief Frank J. Domitk arrested them after they insisted on reentering a tavern where the owner had ejected them. Donald W Rutley of North Hoosick had his case continued to March 1 for counsel. Police Justice Robert K. Shiland fined Robert A Adelberg 19 of Elkins Park Pa $25 on three charges including speeding and improper signals. Gary J Tilley 21 of Petersburg was fined $10 for speeding. James Hoag 131 of Hoosick Falls received a five day suspended sentence for operating with insufficient seadlights.
Town Supervisor John A. Murphy will again head the annual Heart Fund drive in the Town of Hoosick. Canvassing begins in outlying districts today with Heart Sunday on February 26 at 1 p.m. Returns will be at the Municipal Building in Hoosick Falls from 3 to 5 30 p.m. Voluntary contributions may be sent or left with Chairman Murphy at 13 McCaffrey Street.
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