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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1967
Page
3
An architect designs a non rectangular octagonal living room as the focal point of a split level home with four bedrooms on one level. The layout features a cathedral ceiling, fireplace, terrace access, cantilevered dinette, and a practical one-wall plumbing plan with multiple bathrooms. Stone and rough cedar exteriors emphasize rugged mass and period-inspired detailing.
Z-10 is a split level with a living room dining room kitchen and dinette foyer four bedrooms and two baths totaling 1 845 square feet of living space. There are 445 additional square feet on the lower level with a family room laundry and third bath. A two car garage on the same level has storage and an open basement is planned below the living areas. Overall dimensions are 63 feet 8 inches by 42 feet including the gas range and dining terrace.
VEW holds a post rooms conference to explain new GI Bill changes and rights for Vietnam veterans. A panel from VA Regional Office Social Security and Veterans Administration will discuss education rehabilitation and benefits for veterans and widows. Delegates from NY districts two through five and seven thousand widows attend the event.
The board of directors of the Rensselaer County Mental Health Society will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in the County Health Building 1701 Seventh Ave Rev Samuel Wheeler will preside
The Schenectady Antique Dealers Association will hold its 22nd annual antique show at Shaughnessy Hall K of C building Church Street Schenectady October 21 23. Open to the public the show features antique glass silver jewelry copper and brass utensils lamps and wrought iron implements. Mrs Charles B McGarrahan is president and director of the show which runs daytime and evening hours over the three days.
The St Marys Academy seniors received their class rings during a special Mass at the Church of the Immaculate Conception. Father Charles Bauman and the school principal spoke on the rings' significance and blessed the graduates' rings.
Town Supervisor John A ing, Mayor Leo Z Albanic and Atty George E Dougherty attended yesterday's Albany hearing relating to the new Public and Employes Fair Employment Act. They will report to their respective boards at the next monthly meeting.
Harold F. Risings retired druggist and his wife celebrated their 60th anniversary last weekend. They took a motor trip to Old Forge and New Hampshire, were married at St. Mark's Episcopal Church Hoosick Falls on October 7, 1907, and now reside on Estabrook Avenue.
The Women's Republican Club of the Town of Hoosick will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Demick building next to the Peoples Gas and Oil on Elm. Candidates for office will be present and refreshments will be served.
A tentative budget for Hoosick Town totaling $118,049.95 has been adopted and may be examined at the Town Clerk George A. McEvoy’s office. The amount is an increase of $8,172.66 from last year with allocations for highway items, the North Hoosick Fire District, general fund needs, social security, and Battlefield Park events. A public hearing on the budget will be held October 26 at 7:30 p.m.
Rev Raimund L Tumberston pastor of the Baptist churches of Hoosick and West Hoosick travels to Philadelphia for the Byberry Baptist Chapel 90th anniversary sermon where he was ordained in 1958. Rev Lawrence A Wheaton will supply both local pulpits on Sunday. he retired recently after serving churches in New York and Cincinnati and now resides in Hoosick Falls. Youth Fellowship meets tomorrow 6 30 to 8 for hay ride plans to be held Friday Oct 20. No meeting at West Hoosick Church tomorrow.
The Hoosick Falls Village Police reported 20 arrests in September with four offense categories each recording three arrests. Two hypodermic instrument possessions and one each for other violations were noted. Court dispositions included 10 fines totaling 231 dollars and three bail forfeitures of 50 dollars.
Hoosick and West Hoosick American Baptist churches announce staff changes per Rev Raimund L Tumberston. Hoosick adds Mrs Randall James Mrs Caroline Freeman Miss Norma Stevens Mr and Mrs James Frost Robert Appel Mrs Lyman Rudd Mrs Hazel Rudd and Mrs Mary Philpott with Dr Mary S Jones superintendent and Ann Holzhauer treasurer. West Hoosick lists Miss Sandra Pine Mrs Donald Baker Mrs Ronald Seifert Mrs Roger Moseley Mrs Raimund Tumberston Mrs Robert Duket teaching superintendent and Mrs Charles Filkins Mrs Paul Moseley.
Village Board approves fall cleanup week for Oct 24 to 27 with ward pickups following the standard route. Leaves to be scheduled separately. Halloween police assigned and a new cruiser delayed until November. A landfill bulldozer repair bill is under review.
Harold C. Jones once of Hoosick Falls who lost his voice nine years ago now leads a Portland Maine club to help others regain speech after throat operations. He restored his own voice after four months of training and works in quality control for Ametek Inc. Jones is a Syracuse University and Hoosick Falls High School graduate.
Funeral services for John W. Jenkins a World War II veteran of Hoosick Falls were held Thursday afternoon at the Robinson Home For Funerals with Rev Oswald A Muller pastor of North Hoosick Methodist Church officiating Interment followed at Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke Bearers included Frank Kostenblatt Town Councilman Guy H Phillips William Griffin and Thomas Allen
James Keegan of Niagara Mohawk Power Corp announces Bovie Hill Road area in Hoosick Falls added to outage zone. Residents will have no electricity Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. the scheduled window.
Obituary notices for Mrs Loretta Hackett Cashman of Baldwin and Walter O Callahan of Hoosick Falls. Mrs Cashman died Tuesday in Baldwin and her funeral was held at St Josephs Church Baldwin with interment in Baldwin Cemetery. Walter Callahan, 67, of 185 5th Street Hoosick Falls, died Thursday at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge. funeral today at Leond Mahar Funeral Home with burial in Maple Grove Cemetery Hoosick Falls. Survived by spouses, children, siblings, and extended families.
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