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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1967
Page
3
Unusual four wing circular home proposed for vacations features a 23 foot diameter circular lounge with sunken seating, four privacy bedrooms each with a private porch, and a dining area plus U shaped kitchen. Glass doors, sky domes and exterior water setting emphasize relaxed, informal living.
A racation house design features four wings attached to a wheel core, a large lounge with sunken center, a dining room, kitchen, foyer and three bedrooms each with its own porch. Habitable area 1764 sq ft. Overall dimensions 45 ft 4 in by 65 ft 8 in.
Jay McNally, Waterford-Halfmoon PTA president, says reservations close this weekend for the installation banquet to be held Thursday at Dave Victor's Restaurant Troy Hoosick Road Raymertown. Social hour at 6 30 pm dinner at 7 30 pm. Entertainment by Valley Cheraliers directed by William Cunningham. Life memberships will be awarded. Open to non members. reserve with Mrs Emily Wilson or Mrs Lois Brower and Mrs Marjorie McNally.
James K. Foley deputy of the New York State Council Knights of Columbus will be the principal speaker at Waterford Council 70th anniversary banquet. The dinner starts at 6 p.m. at Mario's Theater Restaurant Campbell Avenue Troy. Foley a Yonkers native graduate of Manhattan College and Fordham Law School is a WWII Marine Air Corps veteran and has held many K of C posts. He chairs community projects and was named advisor to Citizens for Educational Freedom of New York State. Dignitaries from K of C including La Verne L. Lewis and Grand Knight L. Scott Cuomo will preside with Edward S Dyer as toastmaster.
The fourth in a series of preschool classes will be sponsored by the Waterford Museum. The class opens Wednesday July 5 and runs Mondays through Fridays until July 21 with Dr. Paul Grattan as youth committee chairman. Mrs. Jeanne Boyer of Colonie School System will instruct using the Montesori Method, with a 15-student limit and a tuition fee. Registration for choir picnic and youth choir participation urged through First Baptist and First Presbyterian churches. The final rehearsal for the combined Youth Choirs is today at 11 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church, followed by a picnic lunch at Mrs. James O'Brien’s home 18 Columbia St. Waterford.
Cub Scouts of Pack 132 sponsored by St Marys Church Waterford sent care packages to Lance Cpl William Daubney a former Cub Scout Eagle Scout and Waterford Halfmoon High School graduate serving in Vietnam. Daubneys letter thanked the pack noting morale and energy are sustained by their support. He previously served as assistant scoutmaster of Troop 32 before joining the Marines.
Charles M. Fitzpatrick, superintendent of schools, announced that all Waterford Halfmoon students must be immunized against polio under a new state law. Any school age child not protected will be excluded from the Waterford Halfmoon School in September 1967. Parents with questions should contact school health services.
The Waterford Junior Baseball League begins its 1987 season tomorrow at Garrett Field with Ford's versus Clinton Lodge. Joseph Geiger, president, notes games will be held in other divisions including the Midget League American Legion versus Dunn's Paint and General Electric against Cuomo's Shoes in the National League. All games start at 2 p.m with refreshments available at the canteen under league auxiliary direction. Geiger asks parents and residents to support by attending these special games.
Jonie Chapter OES will honor Miss Shirley LeVan Saratoga District Deputy Matron Monday at the First Presbyterian Church for her official Visit and homecoming. Donald L. Kenst District Grand Lecturer will accompany. A dinner precedes at 6:30 p.m. Reservations with Juanita Frost Besse Rudebush and Jack Bradt.
Waterford churches list morning and afternoon services led by priests and pastors. St Anne's Masses from 7 to 12 45 with Rev Paradis. St Marys Masses from 7 to 11 and 12 45 with Rev Coffey. Grace Episcopal offers Eucharist at 8 and 10 45 and 11 15 coffee. First Baptist child day service at 10 30 with Presbyterian and Methodist events including combined children services and a picnic at Crooked Lake. Wesleyan Methodist lists services at 10 11 and 6 30 with youth at 7 30 under Rev Lamos and Rev Russell.
Waterford Halfmoon Highs School principal Robert A Whalen urges students aged 14 to 18 planning to work this summer to obtain working papers before school closes. The district will assist with applications for standard employment certificates vacation or farm work permits, as required by state Labor Department rules. Delays may occur if forms are filed after classes end. under 18 students who have met school requirements should apply at their local public school office for blanks and instruction folders.
The Waterford Rescue Squad logged 53 calls in May per dispatcher Dorothy Bull. Transfers totaled 9, while oxygen incidents numbered 3, car accidents 5, grass fires 31 and other emergencies 14. The unit covered 372 miles and volunteers logged 3412 hours responding to calls.
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