New England Ranch House of the Week blends tradition and one-floor living
Architect Derick B. Kipp presents a traditional New England Colonial style ranch with a wide foyer gallery, one-floor living, and private bedroom wing. The 1698 square foot interior features a combined living and dining area, a large family room with summer patio access, a built in kitchen, and a two car garage. Exterior whitewashed bevel siding with small pane windows and full length shutters completes the classic look.
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New England
David L. Rowen
AP Newsatures
Colonel Hines
Soundé
Hig
Colonel Lames
America
Derick B. Kipp
Tony
Den
Altice
Kipp
Vista Inty
Fryen
Decline in Dwelling Permits States Housing Data
State Housing Commissioner reports a drop in building permits for dwellings with total values around $14.3 million, against a 1957 baseline. Permits issued cover 1,686 dwelling units, including 948 single family homes, with nonresidential construction at $14.3 million and additions/alterations at $4.41 million.
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Joseph
Troy
Aalley Vinoiths
House of The Week plans offered in The Record Newspapers
Street Slate CAL and House of The Week plans advertised as affordable, inviting readers to build their own collection. The notice emphasizes weekly swone offerings and urges readers to acquire personalized house plans through The Record Newspapers.
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CAL
Record
Parochial School Drive Surpasses Goal in Rensselaer
An oversubscription has been realized in the drive to raise funds for a centralized parochial high school in Rensselaer. Administrators announced that 163,324 had been pledged above the 150,000 goal with 75 percent of parishioners from four churches participating. The new structure will be built beside St John's Academy in Tensselaer.
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Rensselaas
Fev
Ayn McManus
St John's Church
Parker McManus
St. Joans
St. Joseph's
Rensselaer
St. Mary's
Hamptain Malin
Courell
the Holy Spirit
East Greenoush
St. John's Academy
Tensselaer
Colonie Town Board Approves Million Dollar Budget
Colonie officials approved a 4,010,050 budget with plans to trim the general town rate by about 0.0 cents per thousand of assessed value. The total including districts rises to roughly 2 million, with Verdoy Latham and Schuyler districts rising slightly. Cuts were made across several departments, reducing items such as postage, signage, and highway expenditures, while adding funds for incinerator improvements and youth facilities. The town’s general fund tax take for 1958 is set at 177,000, down from 192,008, and district budgets include a 438,850 police allocation and 717,400 for the Latham Water District.
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Wit
Coircil
Uke Colonie Town Tall
Wiliam K. Sanford
Verdoy
Latham
Schuyler
Hs Towic
Sanford. C. BR
Shadrock
Pinwan
Frank Willey
Sanford
Sation
Shadlock
Bridget
Laiam
Wynantsull Social Club Meeting and Church Services Listed
Wynantiull The Van Wynant Social Club will meet at 1 pan Tuesday at the name of Mrs Warren Ravi voth 1d Brookside Ave. First Reformed will observe Stewardship Sunday with commitment cards and a sermon on Confidence Spending by Rev. Russell F. Paler. Nursery care by Mrs Frank Scheels and Miss Gladys Gundrum. Luncheon after service. Avery Member Canvass committees listed. Werick home show and Christian Pioneer Youth Group activities noted. Apostle Mass schedule and confessions listed. Wesleyan Methodist service times and Young Peoples Society details. Missionary to Haiti guest speaker and Sunday School times included.
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van Wynant Social Club
Pan
Warren Raivoth
Brookside Ave
First Reformed First Reformed “Olyieh
Russell F. Paler
Frank Scheels
Gladys Gundrum
Avery
Donald Gueither
Frederick Tuehringer
Arlie Bonesteel
Arthur Ritter
Tester Bonesteel
Triest Robillard
Edward Dickinson
John Flaurmaier
Danid Gunther
Mye
Ache the Werick
Hmeheon
al Ea Vam
Apt
Christian Pioneer
Sl Fone
Apostle Massis
Wesleyan Methodist
Blaney W. Koh
Young Peoples Society
Miss Pearl Crapo
Thomas Ralston
First bicycle ride in Le Havre inspires claim of world’s first bicyclist
Article credits Dr. Elie Richard as the world’s first bicyclist, stating he lived on the coast of Anittany and that the first ride occurred in 1645 at Le Havre France. Details are fragmentary but emphasize historical origin of cycling.
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le Harve
France
Elie Richard
Anittany Coast
Plaxida winter visit and shower at Alderman home
Cropseyville figures Arthur Hansen Mrs Rose Dunham and Mrs Collis Alderman Sr attend a winter stay in Plaxida. A daughter in law Mrs Narnia Alderman receives a pink blue and yellow shower with twenty five guests and a stork centerpiece. Church events include a 9 45 am sermon at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow by Rev George Murdoch on What Price Peaga and Westminster Fellowship for juniors and seniors in the morning.
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Arthur Hansen
Rose Dunham
Plaxida
Collis/Alderman
Narnia Alderman
Chiurch School
Presbyterian Church
George Murdoch
Lee
Westminster
Pam
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Joz
Sixth Ave
Troy Ashley
St Patrick's Church
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Slate
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Colone
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Paramount Alcan Aluminum
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Home Supply
River St
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Aekly
Chatham Square
Froelich’s
Stove Store
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Green Island
Cropseyville
Chambers Hardware CO
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Culligan Soft Water
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Boyce Lumber CO
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