Allen Pomona Grange notes and dairy princess winner
A regular meeting of the Allen Pomona Grange at Taconic Grange Hall Shaftsbury reported contributions to the Red Cross the Grange educational fund and Junior Good Will fund. Everett Lillie presented on Fairdale Farms Jog butterfat. Virginia Ritchie of Mt Equinox Manchester was named Pomona Dairy Princess and will compete in Randolph Center on the 25.
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Allen Pomona’ Grange
Taconic Grange
Shaftsbury
Red Cross
Grange
Everett Lillie
Fairdale Farms
Pomona
Virginia Ritchie
Mt. Equinox @enge
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Randolph Center
Rose Gleason
Helen
Barre
Comtest
Equinox Grange
Howard Thompson
William Bowen
Camp Downer
Ethan Allen Grange
MA Equinox Grange Hall
Earl Co
Women’s Club Head Elected in Manchester BPW
At the April 2 annual meeting of the Manchester Business and Professional Women’s Club Mrs. Betty Kam was elected president with a slate of officers. The group will host the state Federation Convention at Equinox House May 23. Scholarships of 100 dollars each were awarded to two Burr and Burton seniors. Community Cabaret proceeds benefit the Manchester Elementary School student council.
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Manchester
Manchester Business and Professional Men’s Club
Betty Kam
Lori Syrkin
Anne Gooby
Mildred Carmen
Tmer
Patricia Riker
R Ding
Torréy
Equinox House
Carlene Knapp
Marjorie MacMillan
Syrkin
BPW
Mittee
Ber- Graham
Burr and
Burton Nary
E Club
Fund Drive Started for Randy Rasch
Hoosick Falls village board heard a local fund drive plan to aid Randy Rasch, hospitalized since January 24 after a serious car accident. Grobuski urged placing containers around the village for contributions, stressing it is appreciation not charity, with mayor Severson promising personal support though the board cannot act as a government body.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Grobuski
Church Street
Randy
Rasch
Richard Severson
Manchester Lions sponsor Susan Scheider as exchange student
Manchester Lions Club selected Susan Scheider daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Scheider of Sunderland as this summer’s exchange student. The Burr and Burton Seminary junior with nine years of French outlined Lyons Nantes and Marseilles as first choices in France and Spain as second. Her application moves to the International Organization for contact with clubs in four cities for a sponsor abroad. She is the club’s second sponsored student, following Melanie Otis who went to Finland last year. King Lion Donald Riker expressed hope of continuing annual sponsorship.
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Manchester
Manchester Lions Club
Susan Scheider
Alfred Scheider
Sunderland
Burr and Burton Seminary
Lions Club
Miss
France
Lyons
Nantes
Marseilles
Spain
Miss Scheider
The
Melanie Otis
Don B. Otis
Sem
Inary Avenue
Finland
Donald Riker
Sue Scheider
Marlboro Names Teaching Fellow Antony Esau
Marlboro College appointed Antony R. Esau as classical teaching fellow for the combat academic year. Esau attended Magdalen College School Oxford 1957-54 and won an open scholarship at Worcester College in 1964. In 1967 he obtained second class honours in moderations and taught in Malawi. He is an accomplished oarsman and rowed three years in the College First VIII.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Antony R. Esau
Esau
Magdalen College School
Oxford
Worcester College
African Republic of
Malawi
Manchester garden club luncheon and PTA meeting details
The Manchester Garden Club holds a luncheon Thursday April 24 at 12 30 p m at Barrows House Dorset with reservations by April 21. Topic is The Metamorphosis of a Backyard a horticultural lecture with slides. Reservations call Mrs Alfred Yates 867 1709 or Mrs Howard Manley 362 1083. Next Thursday April 17 the Manchester PTA meets Burr and Burton Seminary at 8 p m to hear Mrs Don Trachie and Ferris Connell discuss their programs.
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Manchester Garden Club
Barrows House
Dorset
Alfred Yates
Howard Manley
Manchester
Manchester Pta
Burr and Burton Seminary
Don Trachie
Ferris Connell
Williamstown Theatre Opens July 3 In 1969 Season
Williamstown Summer Theatre will begin its 15th season July 3 at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College under executive director Nikos Psacharopoulos. Opening night will feature champagne intermission and a meet the cast party to ensure a break even season. The company plans seven plays and a closing musical with 100 cast and 30 apprentices arriving June 15 for pre-season schooling.
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Williamstown
Mass
Adams Memorial
Williams College
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Iphigenia
Aulis
Psacharopoulos
Tanglewood
Theatre
Hoosac School Opens Spring Term With Busy Events
Hoosac School in Hoosick Falls N Y begins spring trimester returning 102 students for the term. Honor roll lists Don Andrew Coletti William M J Lewis III David Carleton Marsh and 19 total honorees with top student David Warren Burleson of Mystic Conn averaging 93 6. Plans include a new 12 bay dormitory with faculty apartment a science building auditorium observatory and offices plus renovations to Tibbits Mansion kitchen. The term features baseball cross country tennis track drama Shakespeare performances Asado roast and Alumni Day with a bishop from Albany delivering the commencement address. Summer trip to Scotland for 21 Hoosac boys tour Glasgow with chaperones.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosac
Don Andrew Coletti
William M. J. Lewis III
Troy
David Carleton Marsh
Delmar
Allen A. Steen
Eagle Bridge
Robert D. Stout III
Bennington
Henry H. Dickie
Hoosac School
Alexander H. Lehmann
Owler
the Owl
Ralph MacIntyre
Tom Wright
van Newberry
Henry Darlington
Ed Heyniger
The
Owl
Supervicinn
Stephen L. Balser
Ashton Crosby Jr
American Shakespeare Festival
Stratton
Conn
Clinton H. Blake Jr
Sugar Hill
N.H
Shafts bury Pvt William J Bryan completes training at Ft Jackson
Shaftsbury Army Pvt William J Bryan son of Mr and Mrs William L Bryan Route 1 Shaftsbury has completed eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Ft Jackson SC Bryan received instruction in small unit tactics and firing infantry weapons. Bryan attended Boston University in Boston Mass. Hi Hopes Dairy 4 H Club meets tonight at 8 at Fred Bishop farm 4 Hers should bring feed and growth record for first month of raising their heifer. The past meeting featured an informative session on the how of keeping records with Wanda and Melvin Lawrence in charge. Mrs Priscilla Patten who moved to Pennsylvania with her family was back in town visiting Mrs Peggy Crossman, Phoebe Bump Moon told Mrs Shirley Flood I thank they all during her 83rd birthday with gifts cards and money.
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Army
William J. Bryan
William L. Bryan
Route 1
Shaftsbury
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Bryan
Pvt
Boston University
Boston
Mass
Hi - Hopes Dairy
Fred Bishop Farm
Wanda
Melvin Lawrence
Priscilla Patten
Here
Pennsylvania
Foster
Peggy Crossman
Phoebe Bump Moon
Shirley Flood
Floods
Hoosick Falls Unit Reunion Reminder for Company C
Hoosick Falls residents who served in Company C 2nd Regiment are asked to contact James Cutler at 55 Center St Hoosick Falls if they did not receive an invitation to the annual unit reunion. The unit occupied the New York State Armory from October 1940 until its 1947 reorganization.
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Company C
James Cutler
Center St
Hoosick
New York State Armory
Hoo sac Walloomsac DAR April meeting set at Baptist Memorial Hall
The Hoo sac Walloomsac chapter will hold its April meeting Saturday at 1 30 p.m. in Baptist Memorial Hall with a dessert luncheon. A Continental Congress report from Washington D C April 14 19 will be presented by Mrs Max J Schnurr. The program features a dress revue by local 4 H Club girls led by Mrs John Calhoun, with luncheon planned by Mrs Almon Hewitt. Grounds and Greens chairmen Charles Cappellino and Wendell Croyle announce committee members and club improvement plans for trees, water line to No 4 green and drainage on No 1 fairway. President Joseph Carelli notes a directors meeting Thursday April 17 at 8 p.m. at Noble & Wood Machine Company offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosac Walloomsac Dar
Baptist Memorial Hall
Continental Congress
Washington, D.C
Max J. Schnurr
Ten Broeck
Albany
John Calhoun
J. Allen Russell
Girl Homemakers
Almon Hewitt
Charles Cappellino
Wendell Croyle
Grounds and Greens
Hoosick Falls Country Club
William Coonradt
Francis Downing
Leonard Liporace
Anthony Kovage
John Keough
No. 4
Joseph Carelli
Noble & Wood Machine Company
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Michael Miller
Carl
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Dinette
Haynes
Kane, Inc
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Vermont
North ST. Bennington, VT
Allen W. Brown
Diocese of
Harvey Butterfield
Scotland
Balser
Glasgow
Dickie
Sheilah Miller
Phoebe
John Geer
Ann Metcalfe
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Thompson
Edith Beaumont
Oneida
Markes
Main Street
Elue
MGM
Allen Kiein
Tr Anthony
Bett Stranger
At — Wickes
Wickes
North St
Ennington Ookshop Office Supply Corp
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