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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1969
Page
4
A detailed floor plan outlines a 4 bedroom two story Colonial by architect Samuel Paul featuring 1900 plus square feet, two fireplaces, a cathedral living room, angled second floor staircase, a rear patio, and a two car garage with full basement. The design centers on a foyer hub with separate living and family rooms and a versatile open layout for entertaining.
Full study plan information on this architect designed House of the Week included in a 50 cent baby blueprint. With it you can obtain a contractor's estimate. Enclosed is 50 cents each for Design No S-20 and $1 for Ranch Homes booklet and Your Home booklet.
Pleasantdale Brownie Troop 294 meets Saturday at 3 p.m. and Junior Troop 413 at 4 p.m. at Covenant Church Hall. leaders are Mrs. Dillenbeck and Mrs. Carter with Mrs. Setless assisting. Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. Rev. Elton L. Nelson leads weekly activities.
Clifford Saddlemire pleaded guilty in Troy Police Court to public lewdness and received a conditional discharge. He must stay away from Doan Street and Sixth Avenue, the location of the incident on July 13, with Ptl. Thomas P. Blake Jr. as complainant.
An Advent family supper and workshop will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. at Eagle Mills United Methodist Church. Mrs. John F. Poland leads the supper with several assistants, and Rev. Louis N. Guariniello cochairs the program with Mrs. Vogt. Participants will explain Advent symbols, make decorations, and conduct group singing.
Samuel M. Cohen of Taylor Apartments Troy, a retired men's tailor, died Friday at Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. A Utica native and World War I veteran, he lived in Troy 30 years and led the Manchester Vermont American Legion Post. He survived by his widow Tillie Levine Cohen a daughter Sylvia Cohen of Los Angeles and two sisters Esther Cohen and Mrs. Harry Shepard. Services were held Friday at Beth Tephilah Synagogue Troy with Rabbi Herbert Bialik officiating. Interment was in the Spring Avenue cemetery.
Williams College physics department receives grants totaling 69800 dollars. General Electric Foundation provides 2500 unrestricted grant for one year, possibly extended to four. Fielding Brown gains a 27000 dollar 15 month renewal from the Air Force Office of Scientific Research for nonlinear magneto optics studies. Stuart Crampton secures a 40300 dollar two year NSF grant to extend hydrogen maser research, building on earlier 42600 and 6500 and Sloan fellowship. Two seniors assist with research at Harvard and Brookhaven.
An apopupted porcupine is described as armed with about 30,000 hollow quills running from above its eyes to its tail. Each quill bears 20 to 30 barbs, forming a formidable defensive array.
Federal Trade Commission says no obligation to return unordered goods or prevent shipments without an agreement. Public guidance from the Better Business Bureau adds you need take no action to stop future mailings. A reader cites shoes costing 12 dollars failing after a month, blamed on new materials and moisture vulnerable adhesives, and advised to contact the manufacturer with details.
The official visitation of Alexander J. Seney district deputy of the northeast district to Troy Lodge of Elks will be conducted Sunday at 3 p.m. Joseph A. Lynch exalted ruler will lead the initiation ritual for a class of candidates. Members from district lodges will attend and dinner will follow under John E. Canfield. Mr. Seney is a member of the Rensselaer Lodge of Elks.
A reader asks if spandex causes allergies. Answer notes MBT-containing brands are offenders, but at least four brands Lycra Vyrene Numa and Blue C do not contain MBT. New versions with other names appear as MBT is being phased out in new types.
Margaret Dana invites questions and comments for the Before You Buy column. Readers may submit buying questions via the Consumer's Question Box at the newspaper for consideration.
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