Patriotism Blossoms In Manchester Parade
Manchester hosts a 90 minute parade along Vermont Route 11 30 with Harned Fowler Post 6471 VFW leaders, the Golden Stars of St Mary’s Montreal all girls group, and a new State display atop 11 Equinox golf carts. Queen Susan Long of Danby and local divisions receive prizes while dairy and sportsmen floats shine. the parade echoes national posture with a God Flag and Country placard replacing Viet Nam may.
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Manchester
Harned-Fowler Post 6471
VFW
Montreal
The
Golden Stars of
Lonely Bull
Tijuana Brass
Manchester Fire Department
Manchester Village Association
Thomas L. Hayes
Charles Loyzelle
Equinox Corp
Manchester Lions Club
Susan Long
Danby
Paris
Ken Nichols
Vietnam
Charles A. Hosley
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Manchester bake off benefits International Unification Week
A bake off sponsored by the Catholic Women of Vermont at St. Pauls Manchester, in front of the Grand Union store, runs 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday May 3. Proceeds from the sale support International Affairs and aid International Unification Week.
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Catholic Women of Vermont
St. Paul’s
Manchester
Grand Union
May Campisi
International Affairs Committee
Hearing Set for Six Charged with Arson
Hoosick Falls N Y six youths all 18 except one face second degree arson charges over about 15 fires that damaged barns and old buildings since last Halloween. Five youths were arrested Thursday, others followed Friday. BCI investigators and village police chief plan further arrests. The group was jailed in Rensselaer County. two defendants' parents secured counsel, two others seek public defenders. Estimated losses reach sixty thousand dollars.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Gary Hart
Petersburg
John Dowling
North Hoosick Road
James Mihuta
Hoosick
Thomas Dooley
James Persons
Stephen Shaw
Church Street
BCI
Center Brunswick
Hoosick Fall Village
Frank Demick
Rensselaer County
John S. Davison
Mihuta
Shaw
North Bennington Youth Enlists For Army At Fort Dix
John W. Briggs of North Bennington has joined the army and reported to Fort Dix New Jersey. Address listed as Pvt. John W. Briggs RA 11542502 Fort Dix NJ 08640. Nor Shaft TOPS Club at McCullough Library elects officers for the coming year with Lillian Lancour as leader and Mary Taber as co leader among others.
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John W. Briggs
John Briggs
Fort Dix
N.J
McCullough Library
Nor-Shaft Tops Club
Lillian Lancour
Mary Taber
Betty Long
Susan Sherman
Esther Knights
Rupert Fire Department Honors Elsie Walther at Ceremony
The Rupert Fire Department presented the rod and reel to Elsie Walther of West Rupert, with Jack Case of West Rupert in attendance, during a Friday night event.
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Jack Case
West Rupert
The
Rupert
Three Youths Injured In One Car Crash at Route 67
In Hoosick Falls New York on Route 67 near North Hoosick three youths were hurt when a car driven by William F Mullett 26 of Florida Massachusetts failed to negotiate a curve and struck a power pole. Mullett was charged with traveling too fast for conditions. Mullett and Maurice Bushee 22 of North Adams had minor injuries and were released. Robert Matte 18 of North Adams remained hospitalized after a concussion and back injuries. Vehicle was destroyed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
North Hoosick
William Doyle
Center Brunswick
William F. Mullett
Florida
Mass
Mullett
Robert M. Matte
North Adams
Maurice Bushee
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bushee
Matte
Deadline Near For Saratoga Arts Center Series Tickets
Saratoga Springs New York may 1 deadline looms for subscription series at the Saratoga Performing Arts Center Craig Hankenson says sampler series buyers save versus single tickets and secure two special events. Buyers should order early as requests are filled in arrival order.
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Saratoga
N.Y
Craig Hankenson
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
New York City Ballet
Philadelphia Orchestra
Petula Clark
Peter, Paul & Mary
Buddy Rich
O. C. Smith
Tony Bennett
The
Young Americans
Fifth Dimension
Janis Joplin
King Family
Masters Festival of Music
Saratoga Springs
New York
Seniors Win College Acceptances At Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School announces senior college acceptances from diverse institutions. David L. Scott to SUNY Cortland for physical education. Lynn Young to Putnam Memorial Hospital Practical Nurse program. Martha Elliott to Vassar College. Rodney H. Hall to SUNY Cobleskill agricultural mechanics. Lawrence F. Rice to University of Chicago Liberal Arts English. Charles L. Frazier to Syracuse University six year architectural engineering.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
David L. Scott
George Scott
Danforth Street
State University College At
Lynn Young
Ruth Freemyer
Walloomsac
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Martha Elliott
John Y. Elliott
Main St
Vassar College
Rodney H. Hall
Roger R. Hall
Hoosick
Suny Agriculture and Technical College
Cobleskill
Lawrence F. Rice
Richard M. Rice
Eagle Bridge
University of Chicago
National Honor Society
Elkis
Central School
Charles L. Frazier
Charles Frazier
Cummings St
Syracuse University
Ellis
New York Elks
Philathea Society Holds Annual Banquet in Hoosick Falls
The Philathea Banquet at First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls featured a roast beef dinner by the Men's Fellowship, music by Douglas Sherman and Cortland Cottrell, and three solos by Steve Lapp. A Parade of Flowers fashion show, corsage favors, and tributes to retiring president Mrs. Smith highlighted the evening as new officers were installed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First Baptist Church
Our Father’s Garden
Douglas Sherman
Cortland Cottrell
Steve Lapp
John Y. Elliott
Raymond Calhoun
Smith
Lawrence Wheaton
Philathea Church
Clayton Sherman
Charles Cornell
Joseph Auering
Sherman
Calhoun
Albert Baker
John Calhoun
Gordon Brownell
William Brown
Hoosick Falls Race Horse Shooting Hearing Set May 12
Leo Greenfield of Long Island and Nick Bocchiaro, both arrested in connection with the Breese Hollow Road horse shooting on March 11, are scheduled for a preliminary hearing on May 12. Each is released on $500 bail. They face a charge of violating the Agricultural Market Law by destroying a domestic animal, a felony with up to three years in prison.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leo Greenfield
Long Island
Breese Hollow
Hoosick
Nick Bocchiaro
Arlington Calendar: Monday to Saturday Meetings List
Monday 7 p.m Sugaring off TOPS at Community House 8 p.m Pony League Arlington Sunderland boys meet at firehouse Tuesday 7 p.m Arlington Fire Dept regular monthly meet at firehouse 7 30 p.m Arlington Chorale rehearsal at community rooms West Arlington Thursday 8 p.m American Legion Post 69 meets at Legion rooms Saturday 8 p.m Batten Kill Grange weekly social at Grange hall West Arlington
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Sugaringoff Tops
Community House
Pony League
Arlington- Sunderland
Firehouse
Arlington Fire Dept
Arlington Chorale
Community Rooms
W. Arl
American Legion Post 69
Legion Rooms
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
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