4 H Club Learns About Lumpy Jaw and Cow Magnets
Arlington area 4 H club meeting at the Pratt home April 16 covered disinfectants diet cow magnets lumpy jaw viruses germs parasites immunity and natural resistance. Dr Walter La Grange sponsor Bald Mountain 4 H Club stressed prevention and proper stall cleaning and nutrition noting undemourished animals risk disease and adequate diet builds natural resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheilah Miller
Arlington
Lawrence Pratt
Bald Mountain
Walter la Grange
la Grange
Guernseys
Herefords
Wanda Lawrence
College Bound Seniors Named by Hoosick Falls Guidance
Hoosick Falls Central School announces additional seniors planning further schooling next year. Lorraine Cornell will study medical laboratory technology at Cobleskill. Robin Foster enters Hudson Valley Community College liberal arts. Elizabeth Schmigel attends Katharine Gibbs School Boston. William Stuka pursues drafting at Canton. Michael Rancourt enrolls in machine tool operations at Hudson Valley. Douglas Smith to study automotive mechanics at National Technical School Los Angeles. Susan Elliott attends Skidmore College with a scholarship. Donna Brownell majors in interior design at Chamberlayne Junior College. Bernard Davendonis and Michael Durkin plan further studies with Navy service and accounting respectively. Durkin also serves in HFCS student leadership and athletics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lorraine Cornell
Charles W. Cornell
Buskirk
State University Agricultural and Technical College
Cobleskill
HFCS
Lorraine
Robin Foster
Robert Foster
Fourth St
Hudson Valley Community College
Robin
Elizabeth Schmigel
Edward Schmigel
Wilder Ave
Katharine Gibbs School
Boston
Mass
Elizabeth
Future Teachers of America
William Stuka
John Stuka
Eldredge St
Canton
William
Michael C. Rancourt
Eleanor Rancourt
Center St
Leo Rancourt
Troy
Douglas Edward Smith
Forrest Smith
Nixon St
National Technical School
Los Angeles
Calif
Douglas
Susan Elliott
John Y. Elliott
Main St
Skidmore College
Saratoga
Skidmore
Susan
National Honor Society
Syracuse University
Donna Brownell
Milton Brownell
High St
Chamberlayne Junior College
Michael
Pownals Frank Harris Survives Coronary Attack
Frank Harris of Pownal Center was rushed to Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington after a coronary attack at his home. He has shown improvement but remains in the intensive care unit, with visitation limited to immediate family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Pownal Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary Meets in April
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag reports the Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary held its April meeting at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Lawrence A. Wheaton presiding. April is membership month led by Mrs. Raymond Hogan, assisted by Mrs. Howard Thompson. The group plans more stamp books, bids for materials, and additional metal waste baskets for the Center. Membership is one dollar yearly. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Raymond Hogan
Howard Thompson
Hazel Hill
Mary Jenkins
Joseph Carelli
Lewis Jenkins
Jenkins
Leo Mahar
Pownal Lions Elect Slate of Officers
Twenty two members met to discuss Trailers and Zoning with Theodore Riehle of the Vermont Central Planning Office. A slate for the year starting July 1 1970 includes Mason as King Lion Kokoras as Past King Lion George as secretary Patterson as treasurer Skripak as first vice president LaBonte as second vice president Roy as third vice president Quinn as lion tamer Morse and Patterson as directors Chenaille and Round as two year directors. A new member Richard Gagnon was introduced bringing total to 33. The club will join Zone Bowling at Bennington Lanes 12 30 p.m. with Morse Chenaille Strobridge Champney in the Pownal delegation. The club voted to support building a Little League field at North Pownal School and to assist in field prep led by LaBonte with YMCA contact Hight. Next meeting Monday April 27 with Dollars for Scholars drive on the guest speaker topic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Rolland Roy
James Quinn
Joseph Morse
John S. Patterson
Joseph Chenaille
Charles Rounds
Gordon Dynder
Richard Gagnon
Bennington
Lions Clubs
Bennington County
Bennington Lions
Alfred Chenaille
Norman Strobridge
Richard Champney
Edmond LaBonte
Maurice Hight
North Adams
Bowlers Receive Awards At Greenwich Barbecue
The Mixed Bowling League No 1 closed its season with a banquet at Wallies Restaurant Greenwich. Howard Muckle announced winners and presented trophies and money. D & W's won first place with Robert Williams and John Davendonis families also receiving trophies. High averages went to William and Mrs. Jean Marani. second to Carl Stevens and Alma Church. High triples led by Howard Muckle and Mary Crucetti. second to Robert Williams and Gladys Ryan. High singles won by Jack Ryan and Lorraine Muckle. second to George Cuddihy and Mary Donahue. Most improved went to Robert Williams and Judith Dooley. New officers named Jack Ryan president, Joseph Davendanis VP, Judith Dooley secretary-treasurer. Next season starts the first Sunday after Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Williams
John Davendonis
William Marani
Jean Marani
Carl Stevens
Alma Church
Howard Muckle
Mary Crucetti
Gladys Ryan
Jack Ryan
Lorraine Muckle
George Cuddihy
Mary Donahue
Judith Dooley
Joseph Davendanis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gail
Keith Bishop
Wanda
Melvin Lawrence
Lois Bunk
Steven Kosche
Leslie Lawrence
Dr. la Grange
Shaftsbury
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Haynes
Kane, Inc
New
Pam Ae
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Cain
American Finance
Coats
Wallies
Greenwich
Vermont
Yamaha Motorcycles
S Davey Oil Co.,inc
Mon
Tubs
VT Wiz
Chicken OF the Sea
California
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!