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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1969
Page
7
The House of the Week presents Design S-18 by architect Herbert C. Strupp mann a single story country house with optional upward or sideways expansion. The plan includes three main bedrooms on the first floor and a potential upper gambrel with two additional bedrooms and storage. Finishing options allow a den and study or other layouts later, while retaining the traditional exterior.
S-18 statistics describe a residence with a living room dining room kitchen dinette foyer three bedrooms and two baths totaling 1852 square feet. An attached two car garage includes a mud hall laundry lavatory and optional family room. Upstairs expansion adds two bedrooms and a bathroom totaling 551 square feet. Overall dimensions 70 ft 6 in by 49 ft 10 in.
A promotional notice offers a detailed study plan for an architect designed House of the Week. Readers can buy a 50 cent baby blueprint with a contractor estimate. Also advertised are Design No S-18 baby blueprints and booklets for Ranch Homes and Your Home, with prices specified.
Coast Guard and Navy crews ceased search for the tug Marjorie McAllister and its six crewmen after a stormy sea incident 19 miles south of Cape Lookout North Carolina. The Abil ity and Recovery left for home ports while Chilula winds down the area. A hearing in New York will seek answers about the 90 foot tug.
Mass of Thanksgiving concelebrated by Bishop Maginn at St. Jean's Church kicks off the 13th anniversary of the Troy Office of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Albany. A reception follows at the Italian Community Center, with a dinner at Mario's Theater Restaurant and open houses at four locations on Nov. 24. Reservations close Nov. 17.
The Lansingburgh Presbyterian Church will host a paper drive from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today. Volunteers will collect recyclables along Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Avenues between 101st and 112th Streets.
The Tri-County Banjo Band sponsored by Division 8 AOH holds a benefit dance tonight at Troy Hibernian Hall. Ida Foley chairs the event with proceeds to cover holiday season entertainment costs for local institutions. The Roaring Twenties theme features entertainment dancing and a buffet. Committee members include Ursula Naylor Evelyn Sanso James Devlin and Michael McGovern.
Donald J. Gilhooly will toast at the North Greenbush Ambulance Association annual banquet today at 7 p.m. at the American Legion Hall on Main Avenue. Gilhooly, a tax consultant and accountant, serves as Rensselaer County Civil Defense Shelter officer and holds the Purple Heart. Thomas Scott, life and charter member, will install officers and present awards and life memberships.
Eugene M. Cook of Raymertown was named sanitary engineer at Watervliet Arsenal directing the new industrial liquid waste treatment facility set to open after the year. He heads a sanitation section with Pawl Sibiski and Helwig all trained as waste plant operators at Syracuse University. The $1.8 million system will treat cyanides and other liquids and aims to end waste flow into the Hudson river marking area industry progress.
Government figures show nursing home care spending rising from 142 million dollars in 1950 to 1.5 billion dollars by 1966, reflecting a sharp increase in long term care costs.
LaVerne Drewes of Lockport, injured when his car lost a wheel and hit a wall at Oswego Speedway during a race on October 12, died Thursday night at Newfane Intercommunity Hospital.
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