Whither The Seed Whither The Seed
A nature note on seed dispersal describes how fruits lure animals to transport seeds via droppings and fur. It cites Darwin and Hamilton Gibson, recounts local observations of raspberries and habitat changes from timber cuts, and notes birds like fox sparrow and evening grosbeaks visiting a feeder, illustrating migration memory and seed spread.
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Averill Lake
Darwin
Hamilton Gibson
Penny Hunt in Hoosick Falls Opens Saturday at 1 PM
Hoosick Falls hosts the annual Penny Hunt sponsored by the Town of Hoosick Lions Club Saturday at 1 p.m. in Wood's Memorial Park. Four thousand new pennies will be divided for six age and sex contests starting with the 3 and 4 year olds, then 5 to 7, and finally 8 to 10 year olds. Ralph Horton is chairman. Hoosick Post 40 American Legion celebrates its 47th anniversary April 30 with a smorgasbord dinner at the Town House in Cambridge at 7 p.m. Dancing to follow. Post Commander Joseph Awerning asks registrations by April 20. guests welcome.
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Hoosick
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Joseph Awernig
Student News Notes Ellen S Jones and Sherry Bromley Earn Honors
Miss Ellen S Jones a Syracuse University student is home for vacation with her mother Dr Mary S Jones Sherry Bromley granddaughter of Mrs Clarissa Peacock of Twitchell Hill was named to the dean's list for the first semester at Texas Western College in El Paso as a freshman She has earned membership in Spurs and in Alpha Lambda Delta She is a daughter of Mr and Mrs James Bromley Her mother is the former Lillian Peacock.
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Ellen S. Jones
Syracuse University
Mary S. Jones
Sherry Bromley
Clarissa Peacock
Twitchell Hill
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el Paso
Spurs
Alpha Lambda Delta
James Bromley
Lillian Peacock
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