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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1967
Page
3
Architect Herbert C. Stroppmann designs a hip-roofed ranch with vertical board and batten and stone veneer that sits comfortably among traditional homes. Long living dining space, private front porch, recessed entry, center hall, and a kitchen 18 feet long with sliding glass doors open to a covered portico.
A three bedroom ranch spans 1551 square feet with a living room dining area kitchen breakfast room laundry mud hall and two full baths. The layout features a long covered portico side porch one car garage and overall dimensions 71 by 36 feet 4 inches. Access from the side porch to multiple areas limits steps and emphasizes a convenient service path for the house wife.
Junior Troop 560 and Cadette Troop 553 plan cookie sales from today through March 13 under Mrs. Herbert Spyder. The Junior Troop met at Mrs. Joseph Guinan’s home for folk dancing led by Mrs. Carolyn Hammet, and they recently skated in Colonie and hiked two miles for Thinking Day. The Pinewoods Home Bureau gathered at Mrs. Roland Brown’s home as Mrs. George Riegert, Mrs. Emil Riegert, Mrs. Robert Parker, and Mrs. Chester DeLaMater attended their fifth anniversary fete. Spring Workshop is set for April 4 at Memorial Methodist Church, with new projects discussed by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. DeLaMater.
The Eagle Mills area announces Sunday services at Eagle Mills Christian Church and Eagle Mills Methodist Church led by Rev. J. Franklin Moist. Worship at 9 30 and 11 00 with a brief talk on the For This Hour crusade, One Great Hour of Sharing collection, and a church school display by Grades 1-6 follow. Coffee hour hosted by Mrs. Martin Toominjian. Junior Youth Fellowship at 6 30. A former meeting at Mrs. Donald McGrady’s home covers rope jewelry as a project.
A community action committee was formed Thursday night to sponsor a Sand Lake Head Start program. Rev. Delbert Wemple was elected permanent chairman with Joseph Pickett as vice chairman and Mrs. Elizabeth Holser as secretary. Harold Finn became treasurer. Committees cover recruitment, building, health and social services, and transportation. The plan calls for 80 percent federal funding and 20 percent local support with a March 15 form filing and a September start.
A beginners karate class begins Monday at 7 30 p m at the Troy YMCA and runs for one hour. Instructor is Richard Zagorski a Siena College junior who trained at the University of Kentucky karate club and is a member of the All Japan Karate Do Association. The class is open to men and women.
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The Gleaners meet Monday at 7 30 p m at Marion Dick s home. Mr and Mrs Edward Baker and grandson visited Virginia last week. Steven Cottrell of Rochester and Clyde Baker hosted weekend guests. The fire company auxiliary meets Wednesday evening at the school. Charles Cornell and daughters attended Rev Ralph Davie s installation at New Rochelle Baptist Church. Rev Raimund Tumberston is in Cleveland New York this week for a Faith at Work conference.
Saturday March 4 on WFLY features a full morning to evening music lineup with orchestral works, solos, and ensembles. Highlights include Ozawa conducting Burleske and Haydn organ concerto, Wald notes, Mozart serenades, and Rachmaninoff Isle of the Dead, plus ensembles from Vienna and Chicago.
A science note explains how cacti survive drought. Cacti store rainwater in thick stems, extend broad underground roots, and minimize evaporation with a waxy stem covering and spiny scales instead of leaves. This adaptation helps conserve moisture in desert habitats.
The St Jude’s Church CYO will stage its annual variety show titled Lonesome Travellers this weekend at LaSalle Institute. A children’s performance is today at 3 PM with the main show at 8 PM tomorrow. Directed by Miss Dorothy Barlow the production has run since November and features about seven cast members.
The Albany Diocese Catholic Committee on Scouting postponed its Monday Troy CYO Center meeting due to the death of Rev. Joseph W. Connally, Diocesan Director of Youth and scouting director for the Diocese.
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