Pownal Scouts and Cubs Win Honors at Campfire Court
At Pudvar campsite Troop 47 and Pack 47 held a court of honor under a summer sky with Scoutmaster Rolland Roy overseeing, Edward Pratt and Marcel Langlais assisting. Awards included tender foot pins for Larry Babcock and advancement to second class for Thomas Frost, Richard Orr, Robert St Pierre, Alan Strobridge, Andrew McKeever and Michael Pratt. first class for Dorset residents Dorset’s scouts. The ceremony featured a display of a simulated campsite, with an 10 ft signal tower and pup tents, while James Harris and Morgan Barber led badge presentations and thanked den mothers for their support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Boy Scouts
Pudvar
Rolland Roy
Edward Pratt
Marcel Langlais
Larry Babcock
Thomas Frost
Richard Orr
Robert St. Pierre
Alan Strobridge
Andrew McKeever
Michael Pratt
Peter Roy
Michael Lewis
Bruce Hurley
Michael Walsh
David Walsh
Thomas Langlais
Dean Dixon
Milton Pratt
James Harris
Morgan Barber
Steven Barber
Gary Pratt
Noel Casey
Bruce
Joel Burrington
Richard Rogers
Wolf
Scott George
Alan Langlais
Carl
David Grusendorf
Bruce Harris
Harris
Bruce Burrington
Donald Roy
Paul Foster
Fletcher Hall
Court of Honor
Lyle Grusendorf
Hoosick Falls Supermarket Burglarized Twice
Miller's Supermarket on Church Street was burgled again, entry via a rear window between 6 p.m. Saturday and 9:20 p.m. Sunday. About $30 in change was taken. three cash registers were broken, drawers pried, and the office and stockroom ransacked. Police and state investigators pursue clues to link with a prior break-in discussed by Hoosick Falls police and the NYS Bureau of Criminal Investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Miller’s
Church Street
Frank Demick
New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Cars Lock Bumpers In Mishap At Hoolick Falls
In Hoolick Falls New York a 1959 sedan driven by 19 year old Robert Hewson was pushed by a 1957 car driven by 20 year old Michael L. Thomas. The bumpers locked and both vehicles drove into William Rogers front yard, through a rock garden and a cedar tree. Hewson was cited for lacking an operator's license and summoned to appear tonight.
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Robert Hewson
Riverside Drive
North Bennington
Michael L. Thomas
Lyons St
Bennington
Ralph W. Thomas Jr
Thomas
Hewson
Mechanic Street
Hovey Avenue
William Rogers
Robert K. Shiland
Mutual Aid Drill Held At Cambridge
Cambridge NY hosted a successful mutual aid drill for southern Washington County under Fire Coordinator William Stevens and Deputy George Burch. Fire engines from Shushan Salem Middle Falls Greenwich Coosaguna and White Creek laid 500 feet of hose ran a relay from Owl Kill Brook to the cistern, pumping water for one hour five minutes.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Washington County
William Stevens
George Burch
Shushan
Salem
Middle Falls
Greenwich
Coosaguna
White Creek
Owl Kill
Spring Street
North Park Street
North Park
East Main
Grange Hall
Masonic
Composers Conference Ends With Energetic Valencia
The Bennington College Carriage Barn hosted the final Composers Conference concert. About 20 composers and performers presented six first performances using 12 tone serial methods, with pieces by Harbison Ghent Glick Miller Mamlok Stewart Dodge Cooper and a Bach encore concluding two weeks of energetic, challenging music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land OF Music
Bennington College
Arthur Bloom
Don Anderson
Charles Russo
Harvey Sollberger
Ray DesRocher
Robert Miller
Joseph Schore
Bennington
Composers Conference
John Harbison
Joseph Schor
Emmanuel Ghent
Jacob Glick
Ursula Mamlok
Robert Stewart
Charles Dodge
John Cooper
Dodge
Bach
Alan Carter
Max Pollikoff
Josef Marx
New England Milk Delivery Patterns in New England Markets
USDA report analyzes 3 547 farms delivering milk to five New England federal markets from July 1959 to June 1962. The study shows year to year changes and strong seasonal variation in farm delivery patterns across the region. Dr Sargent Russell of UMass authored the report with support from AMS ER and Maine and Vermont stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Agricultural Marketing Service
Sargent Russell
University of Massacchusetts
Economic Research Service
Maine and
Vermont
Office of Information
Washington, D.C
Pownall Caucuses Set For Nomination Meetings
The Pownall caucuses to nominate candidates for justices of the peace for the general election are scheduled Tuesday night. Democrats meet at 7 in Town Hall with Chairman Mrs. Ann Thompson, and Republicans meet at 8 led by Marcel A. Langlais. The article also notes the purchase of the former Burt family homestead by Mr. and Mrs. Anson A. Pratt and introduces local teenager Laura Langlais and a Sweet Sixteen birthday party hosted by Laura for friends Betty Ann Buck and Eileen Dickinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justices of the Peace
Ann Thompson
Democratic Party
Town Hall
Marcel A. Langlais
Republican Party
Charles O. Burt
South Pownal
Anson A. Pratt
Pratts
Daugh
Ters
Jane
Judy
Jamie Ellen
Laura Langlais
Betty Ann Buck
Eileen Dickinson
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Dorset
Caravan Theatre
Leonard Spiegelgass
Fred Carmichael
Gertrude Berg
Cedric Hardwicke
Brooklyn
Patricia Carmichael
Mrs. Jacoby
Susan Kaslow
Nick Masi Jr
Japan
Kioshi Asano
M. Emmet Walsh
Elizabeth Franz
Rubin
Andrew Na
UPD
Daniel Oduber Quiros
Costa Rica
U.S
Mt. Irazu
Thomas C. Mann
inter-American Affairs
William D. Rogers
Alliance For Progress
Helen Renner
Vera Langlais
Roy
Rupert
Robert Pudvar
Ralph Walk
Hoolick Falls
North Adams
Mass
Main St
Bennington, Ve
Diel
Shilton
Music Review
Bates
Furnishers
Dial
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