The Kingston Daily Freeman from Kingston, New York • Page 2

TWO THE KINGSTON DAILY EREVAN. KINGSTON. N. TUESDAY EVENING. MARCH 19, 1968 Seek to Buy Stuyvesant Hotel For Senior Citizen Housing Br AI.BF.RT J.

CAWEIN A project to provide addi-j tional senior citizen housing through the efforts of a newly formed non profit corporation uill depend on negotiations for the purchase of the Stuyvesant Hotel at John and Fair Streets, it revealed today. A plan is under study by Stuyvesant Apartments for the purchase of the hotel for. $130,000 and remodeling into 50 or 75 units for low or middle income senior citizens. Preliminary plans of the new corporation would include ex -j tensive renovations estimated to cost $450,000. All funds would he made available through the New York Housing Finance Agency when and if the pro gram for purchase and remodeling is approved by that' agency.

Sidney Treinkman is the pres 1 ent hotel operator. The new non profit corporation is awaiting; approval of its incorporation application from the Supreme Court in Albany. Officers of the new corpora lion will include former Kingston mayor William F. Edelmuth. president.

Fdelmuth. president of Gateway Industries was mayor from 1912 to 1947. Edelmuth also serves as a county legislator representing the City of Kingston. Vice president will be V. James Andretta president of Colony Liquor Distributors Inc.

John T. Sullivan, executive director of Gateways was named secretary; Harry du Bois former general manager of The Freeman is treasurer; George M. Jacobson, president of State Fish was named trustee, and John L. Larkin, attorney for the corporation. All are serving without pay.

Need Albany Approval The sale of the 57-year old hotel can be finalized as soon as the newly formed corporation is approved by Albany and the state agency approves the plans and purchase. Preliminary plans for re-, modeling would include airi conditioning of each an electric range, refrigerator! and bath. Each apartment; would be carpeted and the ele-j vator in operation would be modernized and changed over to self service. The apartments would be made available to low and mid die income senior citizens and current plans call for rent range from $48 to $75 peri month. Gateway Industries Field Court served as the unofficial sponsor of the project.

The new corporation would retain the main floor of the ho-j tel as a game room and meet-i ing hall for all senior citizens of the community. Alexander Yosman. director! of Kingston Housing Authority) served as technical adviser during all planning sessions and negotiations with New York WILLIAM F. EDELMUTH Housing Finance Agency for the funds to operate. A service charge to the City of Kingston for providing the usual services such as police.

Are. refuse collection and others will be offered by the new corporation in later negotiations. The hotel was purchased in (1966 from the Small Business Administration by Treinkman. former owner and operator of the Huntington Hotel in this city and it was operated as the Stuyvesant Motor Hotel. In November of 1965 an auction was held to sell the hotel pursuant to a judgment of foreclosure and the hotel was purchased by the Small Business Administration for $80,000.

1911 Construction The Stuyvesant was constructed in 1911 and operated by the Ulster County Hdtel under the management of James S. Winne. president. In the mid-50's the hotel had jbeen owned and controlled by various hotel men, including the late Frederick T. Eislcr, who served as managing director until his death.

Subsequently the hotel was sold to a combine of local business and professional fnen knowm as the Hudson Valley Hotelcries with Trrink- man as manager. The hotel was being renovated in 1956 when on April 18 a fire which started in a second-floor room swept through the building causing an estimated $200,000 in damage. The thair City GARDNER. (AP) This community is known as the "chair city" because of its many furniture factories. DIM, dong, the rate hm gone to til! NEW quick kius no ooos no OANGf HELD WITHOUT BAIL Sweatered Vinomt Feneck 24 (left) in custody of Police Chief Harold A.

Booster is led from Randolph Township courtroom in New Jersey where he was ordered held without hail on charges of fatally beating Jo Ann Poburski, 15, whose body wax found be- aide Fcneck's car in a secluded lover's lane Saturday night. (UP! TELEPHOTO). Lloyd Splits Votes For Bell and Savago ity IlMrvid Bv LYNN MULVANEY The Town of Lloyd GOP Com the nomination to unseat, the incumbent Democrat Wil-, iliam B. Martin by Town of 1 mittee, meeting last night, jKingston Town Justice Robert pulled a surprise play when it Ferrigan. split 12 of its 14 Assembly dele the town liean Club will discuss GOP I gate right down the mid cundjdates for the Ulster Coun- dle giving six to H.

Clark Bell tv ticket at a meeting at 8 ini. and six to Peter J. Savago. Two the owti Hall at Port Ewen. committeemen were absent.

I President Sol Rosenthal pus councilman invites all Ro-! publicans and Independent vot-j Boneless Round Full Cut Steaks Well Trimmed SIRLOIN STEAKS Ad Iffactivs Thru Merck 2). 1961 95 Ik Cut Thick FAMILY STEAKS 99 ib Beaelass Na RUMP ROAST 99 Ib Partarhevie ar T-BONE STEAKS $f09 Ib ers to attend. Discussion will be held con-j corning the publishing of the Town of Esopus The club's nominating commit- tN ill SltO report Adjourned In City Court ae- were The move was significant be cause previously Assembly GOP candidate Joseph Marto rana announced at the time of his withdrawal from the con test that he was assigning the Lloyd block of 14 votes to Sa vago. This was reportedly done without an official vote of the commitee. Address Committee Both Bell, Kingston attorney and former Constitutional Con vcntion delegate, and Savago, chairman of the count leglS lature, addressed the Llovd Three Kingston youths, committee last night.

At the cused of making an apparently conclusion of their presenta false statement to the police, tions. the committee met pri their cases adjourned for March Later it was reported from today in city court before the Savago camp, that a tele Judge Hubert A. Richter, phone call from one of the ab-l The three arc Donna Sicklcr, sent committeemen gave an- 19, of 101 Hunter Street, other vote to Savago. Thomas Koeppen, 16. of 41 Adding this to the unofficial Brewster St root and Maureen Freeman count of delegate Grant.

21. of 16 North Wilbur strength, today's tally reads, Avenue. Bell 87, Savago 70. According to police sources, There are still a number of the three are accused of giving towns to be hoard from, how- what the fire department would the City of Kings- consider a false alarm. The ton, which reportedly meets cident allegedly took place on Thursday night.

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Esopus will take a vote later this week and Marlboro. Shandaken and Plattekill are still to be heard from. Mayone Endorsed The Tbwii of Ulster GOP. which has already given its block of votes to Bell, announced today its endorsement of Thomas May one for sheriff. Mayone is opposed in his race which proved non-oxistant.

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