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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1971
Page
8
The two bedroom small house offers options for a third bedroom upstairs and features rugged materials to reduce maintenance. Stone accents, a large outdoor porch and a central heating plan with optional air conditioning suit retirement or vacation use. An open staircase leads to second floor potential guest room and bath.
S-97 design includes a living room dining area kitchen two bedrooms and a bath totaling 849 square feet with side and front open porches. Finishing the second floor adds 348 square feet for a third bedroom and a bath bringing total living space to 1197 square feet. Overall dimensions including the side porch measure 41 feet 11 inches by a9 feet.
A special afternoon session Tuesday from 1 to 3 and 5 to 8 p.m. will be offered for parents who could not sign up children at Shenenedehowa Central School. Registrations occur in the Karigon Elementary gymnasium amid a correction to a misdated Saturday notice.
Mrs. T F Carrigan notes kindergarten registrants should note a change. Mr and Mrs Richard J Kirdzik of Derby Connecticut recently visited Mr and Mrs Louis Dahoda of 118 Guideboard Rd Halfmoon. Paula Kirdzik is Dahoda’s cousin. Kirdzik is a musician with the Rich Bobinski Orchestra of Union City Connecticut.
Town Clerk Jack DeCoigne reported April issued licenses include nine dog licenses thirteen fishing licenses four marriage licenses and one building permit. He announced clerk hours 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. weekdays and Sunday mornings amid budget cuts affecting Youth Commission aid. A countywide June referendum on elected assessors retention was noted along with the Erwin plan and next road work on Stuffle Street.
The Army refused 1st Lt. William L. Calley’s request to be released to quarters at Fort Benning Georgia as it reviews his murder conviction in the My Lai massacre. Maj. Gen. Orwin C. Talbott, the Fort Benning commander, upheld the decision denying the release after defense attorney George Latimer’s petition.
Reader asks how to seal a door to keep dust out and improve cabinet enamel. Answers: use an installable door bottom seal per instructions. misfit prevents operation. For spray vs brush on metal cabinets, spray gives smoother finish but requires masking. prep includes sanding glossy surfaces and cleaning. Dust on desk varnish likely from incomplete cleaning with turpentine after sanding.
Mr and Mrs Eugene L Rogers were elected presidents of the Doubles Club of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church at the 40th annual meeting Thursday evening at the Baradaile. New officers include Mr and Mrs George L Kirkland as vice presidents and Mr and Mrs William R Owens as secretaries. Committees named include Dr and Mrs Euan F C Somerscales program chair Dr and Mrs William E Boyce dinner chair and Mr and Mrs James Carroll music chair. Retiring president Dr Dwight E Wilson Jr presided as nominations were presented by Prof and Mrs Caryl C Decker. Entertainment featured skits directed by Dr A Bruce Carlson.
Tass said the Tupolev 144 will depart the Soviet Union to be shown at the International Paris Air Show May 27. Vasily Kazakov, deputy aviation minister, announced the 120 passenger jet will be among about a dozen Soviet airplanes and spaceships on display. In Sweden, about 700 demonstrators burned the American flag and blocked entry for Rockefeller and 600 other delegates to a world trade conference, clashing with 60 police as protests continued.
Mrs. Marcus Rohlfs of Seattle was elected president of the American Baptist convention, becoming the fifth woman to lead the 1.5 million member group. The AEC approved resuming underground nuclear tests in Nevada with precautions after radiation escaped from the last blast near Las Vegas.
Albany reports April lottery sales totaling 3,227,731 dollars with 1,291,000 dollars to be awarded to 4,342 winners in drawings starting Monday. Ellenville police recover two girls from Ulster Lake after a boat accident near Ellenville on Thursday night. Tyricé Allen, 12, of Ellenville, and Jennifer Barnes, 10, of the Bronx, were missing earlier.
London officials report that over the past fifteen years, 500 farm workers have died in Britain due to overturning tractors. The figures reflect a persistent danger in agricultural work across the country.
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