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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1971
Page
3
A wood shaded traditional design offers 877 square feet on the main floor with two bedrooms a bath and living room brick fireplace and kitchen dinette. Plans allow two extra bedrooms and a second bath plus potential upstairs finish with an optional breezeway or den.
The L-9 design includes a first floor with a living room kitchen dinette two bedrooms and a bath totaling 877 square feet. A second floor finished as two bedrooms and a bath adds 450 square feet of living space. An open porch or breezeway to a one car garage can be enclosed as a family room or den.
Lyn Helton a 20 year old Denver mother with osteosarcoma records thoughts on dying and parenting but a 9 year old thief stole her tape recorder and tape. The project aims to ease fear for others facing terminal disease and offers insight into maternal struggles. Authorities seek return of materials.
Paul J. Botsford ages 42 died when his panel truck and a car collided on a county road near Holcomb New York. Police investigated the crash and authorities released initial details about the fatal accident.
The 75 foot Hudson River sloop Clearwater will moor at Albany’s Port of Albany Saturday and Sunday for an Environmental Fair from 10 am to 6 pm. Sponsored by Hudson River Sloop Restoration Inc Albany Chapter the event features ecology waste recycling pollution and cleanup exhibits with groups including DEC Citizens Volunteer Improvement Association Protect Your Environment U S Power Squadron Capital Area Peace Center and more. Historical displays by Rensselaer and Knickerbocker societies plus ship cruises highlight river pollution. On Wednesday the vessel will moor at Castleton Boat Club for public inspection.
Geneva reports about 9 percent of exports from developing countries are primary commodities including food, raw materials and fuels. Nearly half of these nations derive more than 50 percent of their export earnings from a single primary commodity.
Gene mishandled a trump lead to miss a slam after North warned him not to speak. South could have saved the contract by permitting East to hold the second heart, enabling two ruffs in dummy and a secure trump control.
The Clifton Park Volunteer Fire Company meets Monday August 2 at 8 p.m. at the fire hall. Halfmoon Town Board meets Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Town Hall with Supervisor James V. Reich presiding. Bible study sessions are listed for several churches Wednesday evening. Holy communion at St. George's Episcopal Wednesday August 4 at 8 p.m. Sunday services listed for Prince of Peace Lutheran Shenendehowa UMC Clifton Park UMC and other local churches with times and pastors. A community evening service and fellowship hour are noted at First Presbyterian Church in Schenectady with guest speaker Mrs. Ethel Barrett.
A reader asks about reseating sticky back carpet tiles a spray adhesive is recommended to revive grip. Answers cover painting glossy surfaces removing wax and preparation and acoustical tiles for sound in basement rooms.
A reader asks how to handle a long relationship and marriage fear from past mistakes. The column advises facing risk, pursuing liveable choices, and not avoiding marriage. It shares another letter about a Black woman dating a Black man who plans to marry a white woman and urges ending the one sided relationship. It also rebukes the man as a controller and advises moving on.
A 24 year old Saratoga Springs man George E VanDeusen of Jefferson Street told Troy police he swerved to avoid a dog and struck two parked cars on First Street at about 12 45 a m Friday. The cars belonged to Donald J Vackaus of 364 First Street and Joseph T Cramer of 368 First Street.
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