Arlington angels on churchyard stones draw visitors
Arlington residents visit St James Episcopal Church cemetery as a record number of angels decorates its stones. Susan Lennox and Gail Clarke demonstrate parchment imaging to capture the figures, noting the site is the state’s oldest Episcopal church graveyard. The piece names several surnames and mentions visitors testing legibility of engravings. A Garden Club meeting is reported from Arlington.
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Arlington
Hard
Benedict
Canfield
Hoosick Falls Group Sees Local Civic Honors and Accidents
Hoosick Falls residents feature in local civic work and a Route 7 two car collision. Mrs. David Thornton becomes Cambridge United Way chairwoman with co chairwoman Mrs. Erwin Levine. Navy recruit Richard G. O’Dell is listed as son of Barbara Danforth and headed to San Diego for commissary school. Route 7 crash near Route 22 leaves two injured, Green Island residents Ann Keegan and Mary Ann Broderick treated at St. Mary’s Hospital. driver Joseph Rodolsky and deputy sheriff Heller report both cars westbound with no established damage figures. Hoosick Falls Youth Advisory Council meets Aug 27 at 50 Church St with leadership vacancies. Community notices include preschool openings, Battle Day parade awards won by Hoosick Falls Fire Department, Kiwanis club activities, a $100 Sigma Alpha Iota scholarship to Sheila Ogilvie of SUNY Potsdam, a Debbie Manoogian wedding shower, Diane Allen’s computer training and new nursing association job, and the Hoosick Falls Community Band winding down its summer season with plans for an indoor concert.
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Kom
Ann Keegan
Albany Avenue
Green Island
Mary Ann Broderick
Willow St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
Town of
Hoosick
Joseph H. Rodolsky
Manchester
Teacher Corps to operate in four districts in Vermont
The U.S. Office of Education selects Vermont as a Teacher Corps site with $397,000 in grants to UVM College of Education and Social Services and the State Education Department. Four districts Burlington Hartford Rutland Town and Winooski will train interns while local site committees supervise districts. Lafayette L. Saucier will coordinate funds and serve as liaison among districts university and state. Twenty interns and four team leaders chosen from 750 applicants. 60 percent Vermonters.
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Burlington
U.S. Office of Education
Vermont
University of Vermont College of Education and Social Services
State Education Department
USCE
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
State Department of Education
Hartford
Rutland Town
Winooski
Lafayette L. Saucier
State Department
Herman W. Meyers
UVM Education
College of Education and Social Services
UVM
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Arlington — Members
The
Arlington Garden Club Met
LEAMINGTON _ SPA
Leon Cole
Diane Hall
Punch
Betty Trachte
Edith Perrine
Phyllis Lloyd
Isabel Chambers
John Haugsrud
Garden Club News
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
David Thornton
Hoosick Falls Central School
United Way
Cambridge
Erwin Levine
Navy
Richard G. O'Dell
Barabara Danforth
High St
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
San Diego
Paul Heller
Rensselaer
Troy Hospital
Mother
Carol Giallard
Jean Mulvihill
Bennington
Village Fire Department
Explorer Post
Don Sutton
Kiwanis Club
David Berlant
C.R. Patrie
Arthur Mosely
Harry Harrison
Forrest Reed
Richard Sargood
Sheila Ogilvie
Douglas Ogilvie
Hoosick St
Sigma Alpha Iota Musical Fraternity
Kansas City
Miss Ogilvie
SUNY
Potsdam
Debbie Manoogian
VFW
Patti Crucetti
Gail Morin
Karen Manoogian
Jeanne Brown
Mahoogian
Terry Myers
Babcock Lake
Diane Allen
HFCS
Northeastern Computer Institute
Latham
Miss Allen
Lucy Allen
Albany
New York State Nurses Association
William Gaillard
Wood Memorial Park
Gaillard
Cortland Cottrell
Kendal Baker
David Casey
Brad Bisson
Tammy St. Hilaire
Caroline Hanselman
Margaret le Sage
Judy Dolley
Diana Corbett
Diane Brandalck
Judy Burdick
Ruth Dave
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Oye Mane Yhoo
Triple ‘'S
Grand Union Empire
U.S
Santa Monica
Calif
UPI
William C. Weddle
Dennis R. Mitchell
Consolidated Pet Foods Co
Aches
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
STI
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Mule
Cuaue
Carrols
Texas
Wyoming
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