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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1971
Page
10
Architect Lester Cohen presents Design L-20 a small-lot house with 47 by 328 footprint and 961 square feet on one floor plus a potential unfinished upstairs. The plan includes basementless variants, a one to two car garage, and a front porch.
The Record Newspapers publish a Narcotic Guidance Council of Troy column as a public service. It offers questions to the council office at 21st St and a phone line 273 5400 for help weekdays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
A reader argues for legalizing alcohol and condemns marijuana and LSD, while a response outlines alcohol as the leading drug problem and warns against boosting highs with drugs. The piece cites booster effects, speed balls, and a 1971 Medical Tribune note on drugs in sports.
L-20 Statistics Design outlines a single story with a living room dining room kitchen three bedrooms and a bathroom totaling 961 square feet. A one car garage with a laundry mud room sits behind it. Upstairs unfinished area adds 500 square feet for two bedrooms and a bath. Overall dimensions are 47 by 32 feet 8 inches including the garage.
Schaghticoke noting 4 William H. Burdick returns from Germany for a 30 day stay. Mrs. Della Ashcroft of Schenectady visits Mrs. Sarah Leibensperger. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Armstrong of Hollywood Florida guests of Mrs. Sophie Foster. Mrs. Eugene Putnam of Hudson with Mrs. Charles Wright and Mrs. Theresa Grand-
Katherine Williams and Jean of North Troy visited Mrs. Francis Williams. Gordon Foster of Chambersburg Pa visited friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs James Kelly of Syeanay were guests of Mr and Mrs Karl Fishbach. Diver Memorial Library to host preschool story hour at 10 30 a m with Mrs Leslie Ransom as narrator.
Weis Markets Inc and subsidiaries show 1971 Q3 net sales of 53.43 million up 9.4 percent from 1970. Net earnings total 2.31 million, 76 cents per share, up 9 percent. For 39 weeks, sales reach 159.86 million and earnings 6.90 million, up 8.9 percent. President Sigfried Weis says stock split aims to widen distribution. ratification by stockholders in November.
The funeral of Joseph Weyrick of Dater Hill Road Eagle Mills was held Friday morning from the Bryce Funeral Home and St. Henrys Church Averill Park. Rev Thomas Kay celebrated the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. Bearers were Earl Gundrum Edward Showers Elwin Flint William Fischer Robert Fischer and Thomas Wagner.
The Provisional League of Women Voters of Shenendehowa plans its first annual fund drive starting Monday October 18 at 8 Secada Drive Clifton Knolls. Members will interview business and professional men October 18 to 20 in Clifton Park Halfmoon to raise funds and expand community service. The league promotes informed local state and national government involvement through Voters Service Voters Guide Facts for Voters and Know Your Town survey of Clifton Park and Halfmoon.
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