Hoosick Board Approves Albany Firm for Master Plan
The Hoosick Town Board unanimously accepted planning board's recommendation to hire Candeub Fleissig Adley and Associates of Albany to continue master plan work. The two year estimate remains about 25000 dollars with shared costs among town village state and federal sources. Also discussed were road safety near Columbia Box Corp and liability insurance for justices, plus a list of Democratic primary workers and preserved polling locations.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of Hoosick Board
Candeub, Fleissig, Adley and Associates of
Albany
William C. Sorrentino
Esti
John Murphy
George Dough
Erty
Columbia Box Corp
Walloomsac
Atty. Dougherty
Gordon Brenenstuhl
Justices of the Peace
McKearin Insurance Agency
East Hoosick
Edward Innett
Murphy
Innett
Irwin
Lawrence Murphy
Northeast Wood Products Wins Pownal Library Job
The Solomon Wright Public Library board led by Henry W. Bassen awarded the new Pownal library building contract to Northeast Wood Products Inc of Pownal with a low bid of 27900 dollars. Construction starts Monday with completion by January 1.
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Northeast Wood Products
Pownal
Solomon Wright Public Library
Henry W. Bassen
Northeast Wood Products, Inc
Vincent Pizzano
Siegfried W. Tolle
Fred Marsh
James Quinn
Bassen
No Burning Ban Issued at Falls
Hoosick Falls Fire Department banned burning of trash and brush after a brush fire Friday night. Waste may not be burned unless confined in a container. The order remains in effect during the dry spell until rescinded, issued by Fire Chief Glenn Banks through Bernard Graney.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Glenn Banks
Bernard Graney
School Board Meeting Rescheduled to Next Monday Night
Manchester notes a meeting moved to the following Monday night. Lyle Cherbonneau of New York has been staying several days at his local home.
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Lyle Cherbonneau
New York
Notable Visitors and Local Happenings in West Sandgate
John Kenrick of New Britain and Andrew Mc Claren of Dundee visit Sandgate. Guests of Dan Settani include Joseph Parraglia Edward Shanley and Ernest Buckholz from Farmington. Merrill Freemans of New York stay at West Sandgate home. Gunsch couple buy West Sandgate house and split time with Staten Island. Hughes preparing for street fair art show in Arlington. Don Trachie hosts Ray mond Woerpel and son Dennis en route to National Rural Mail Carriers Convention in Boston. White elephant donations sought for Street fair. Sandgate Girl Scout list error noted. Arlington schools to open Sept 1 1965. Seniors pickup books Aug 25 others Aug 30. PE uniforms available. Vandalism reported at Mill Pond Manchester Center plants dumped. Dr Victor Satinsky to speak on dropouts at Zion Episcopal Church. Cherbonneaus visit Great East Lodge and Lake Winnipesaukee. Rev James B Murray of St Pauls Church hospitalized at Rutland Hospital.
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John Kenrick
New Britain
Shueshan
Gunsch
Staten Island
N.Y
George Hughes
Sandgate
Arlingston
Don Trachie
Raymond Woerpel
Dennis
Marshall
Wis
Boston
Rural Mail Carriers Convention
Earl Russell
Lake Champlain
Mill Pond
Manchester Center
Manchester Garden Club
Victor Satinsky
Hahnemann Medical College
Philadelphia
Zion Episcopal Church
Patients admitted at Mary McClellan Hospital to Aug 1
The list names area residents admitted to Mary McClellan Hospital through August 1, including Sandra Buckley John R Carson Jr Elizabeth Day Ethel McLenahan Ruth Moore and mothe a Roewer Cambridge Wendy E Brown Eagle Bridge George E Small Bennington Ella B Thorpe Hoosick Falls Daisy Yale Buskirk. Discharges match period include Nora Bailey Helen Hall Daisy Yale Buskirk Morris Wadsworth John Stinner David Roewer Carleen Potter Ruth Moore Cambridge Ronald Lamphier Berlin and George E Small Bennington.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
Sandra Buckley
John R. Carson Jr
Elizabeth Day
Ethel McLenahan
Ruth Moore
Othea Roewer
Cambridge
Wendy E. Brown
Eagle Bridge
George E. Small
Bennington
Ella B. Thorpe
Hoosick Falls
Daisy Yale
Buskirk
Nora Bailey
Helen C. Hall
Morris F. Wadsworth
John D. Stinner
David F. Roewer
Carleen G. Potter
Ruthi
Moore
Ronald Vv
Lamphier
Berlin
North Bennington Community Notes and Graduation News
In North Bennington Mrs Lillian VanSurdam a longtime North Bennington Graded School teacher earns a Bachelor of Science in Education from Massachusetts State College North Adams with ceremonies in Pittsfield Mass. Manning family from Palo Alto visit Bennington. The town also hosts the second annual Northshaft Lions Fair which drew enthusiastic crowds and raised funds for the Lions treasury. A special village meeting votes to authorize selling the old firehouse with sale proceeds to fund a future garage. The fair featured portrait sketches and pony rides with Chuck Toomey winning a motor bike on Saturday night.
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North Bennington
Lillian VanSurdam
Pittsfield
Mass
VanSurdam
Massachusetts State College
North Adams
Berkshire Community College
North Adams Normal School
Castleton Teachers College
Elliot Pearson
Boston
Robert VanSurdam
Jean
Joseph) Wassick
Main St
Benenington
Norshaft
Lions’ Treasury
Jim Bow
J. Duncan Campbell
Ed Paquin
Lions
Charles
Chuck) Toomey
Toomey
Bennington
Lion Dan Fager
Toomeys
Dorset Notes on Visitors and Club Play in Dorset
Dorset residents welcome visitors from Silver Springs and New York City, with weekend gatherings at the Molloy and Wong households. At the Dorset Field Club, Gilbert Sykes beat Joe Charbonneau and Joe Barnado defeated Tut Tuttle in club championship play. The United Church fair is set for Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. Property transfers include Erdman selling land to Jean Ringwall of Greenwich, Faucett selling to Helga Jennings, Ket chum selling to the Ransom couple, and Howe selling to John Fiske Jr. of New York City.
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John Sharp
Silver Springs
Conn
William Faucett
Helga Jennings
Old Bennington
Richard Ketchum
Robert C. Ransom
Bronxville
N.Y
Carleton G. Howe
John Fiske Jr
New York City
Fresh Air Bus Leaves Wednesday from Shaftsbury itinerary
Fourteen Fresh Air Children who stayed with Friendly Town hosts return to New York City on Wednesday. The bus stops in Manchester at 10 50 a m Arlington at 11 05 a m and Bennington at 11 30 a m, with hosts asked to bring the youths to stops at least 15 minutes early.
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Shaftsbury
New York City
Manchester
Arlington
Bennington
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