Officials Receptive to Combined Hoosick Falls Master Plan
Planning consultant John C. Burdis proposes extending the village study to the entire town of Hoosick Falls, aligning with New York State planning policy. The merged master plan would cover zoning, subdivision rules, official maps, and capital programs with a total $15,600 fee split among federal, state, and local contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John C. Burdis
Albany Planning Consultants
Village Board
Town of Hoosick Board
Village Planning Commission
Burdis
N. Y. State Department of Commerce
Bureau of Planning
State of
New York
Burdis Associates
Christmas Parties Highlight Hoosick Falls Organizations
Multiple groups in Hoosick Falls plan Christmas parties in early December including the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks auxiliary and Hoosac Valley Homemakers. Events feature dinners, grab bag exchanges, entertainment, and toy drives for the Salvation Army Toys for Boys project. Reservations requested by specific Fridays.
Community notices recap for Dec events in North Bennington
Scouts Troop 28 meets December 5 in Baptist Church social rooms at 7 p.m. Tucker Lodge plans a December 8 game supper at 6 30 p.m. with venison moose bear rabbit and tickets from lodge members or at the door. CCD talk December 9 in St John the Baptist parish library at 7 30 p.m. by Rev John Fradet. Masses December 8 for Immaculate Conception at 8 a.m. and 5 30 p.m. at St John the Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Tucker Lodge F. & A. M
St. John the Baptist Church
St. John the Baptist Parish
Our Lady of Peace Retreat House
Walter Miller
William Beston
CSC
Holy Cross Novitiate
Bennington
Beston
Church council meeting and Christmas events in Wilmington
The Church Council of the Congregational Church in Wilmington will meet at the Wilmington Inn Thursday at 8 p.m. Those seeking to join the church through the January 6 communion may confer with Rev. Henry Peck. Universal Bible Sunday is observed next week and Advent readings are on the vestibule. The Mothers Club held its annual Christmas supper at Hayloft Lodge with about 25 members and spouses attending, gifts exchanged, and a decorated tree. Next meeting is Feb 4. January meeting canceled. A daughter, Lori Beverly, was born Nov 30 to Orval and Beverly May Ramey of Salem, Oregon, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie May of Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlo Walter
Church Council
The
Congregational Church
Wayne Timmerman
Wilmington Inn
Henry Peck
Mothers Club
Hayloft Lodge
Margaret Hall
Helen Worden
Mildred Berry
Lori Beverly
Orval
Beverly
Ramey
Salem, Ore
Leslie May
Wilmington
Jenny May
Brattleboro
Harold Doyles Mark 25th Anniversary
Hoosick Falls New York Mr and Mrs Harold Doyle observed their 25th wedding anniversary on November 25 with about 50 friends visiting on Sunday afternoon Gifts included two money trees and a purse A committee hosted refreshments Mrs Doyle born Mary McGinnis of Hoosick Falls The couple wed November 25 1937 at Church of the Immaculate Conception The anniversary was celebrated again on Thanksgiving Day with Mass at Innisfar Long Island and a family breakfast at Garden City Long Island
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Harold Doyle
River Street
Herbert Ballou
William Rourke
William Rourke II
Andrew DeJernes
Gilbert Niles
Henry Hanselman
Mary Austin
Doyle
Mary McGinnis
Paul K. Lynch
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Richard Doyle S.J
Innisfar
Long Island
Dorothy Doyle
Garden City
L.I
Peru Girl Joins Ithaca College Freshman Class Record
Miss Jerilyn MacConnach of Peru Vermont is a member of Ithaca College's freshman class of 550 the largest in the college's 71 year history. The college has 1730 total enrollment and is expanding on a new 250 acre campus overlooking Cayuga Lake. MacConnach is enrolled in the school of health and physical education and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred J MacConnach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N.Y
Jerilyn MacConnach
Peru
Ithaca College
Cayuga Lake
MacConnach
School of Health and Physical Education
Alfred J. MacConnach
Christmas Gift Box Supports Williamsville Home
The Pownall Sunday School of First Methodist Church sponsors an annual gift box for the Methodist Home for Children in Williamsville New York. Donations are welcome by Sunday with pickup available through Mrs James Quinn. The Women’s Fellowship plans a Christmas Bazaar on Saturday December 8 from 1 to 5 PM at the Pownal Center Firehouse with a workbee Friday at 7:30 PM to set up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Methodist Home
Williamsville
N.Y
James Quinn
Women’s Fellowship of the
Pownal Center
Ira Chaffee
George Andrews
David Ricker Sr
Charles Rounds
Harold Andrews
Fletcher Hall
Shaftsbury School Meeting Cancelled. Christmas Program Planned
The Shaftsbury School Association cancelled its regular December meeting. All parents and friends are invited to a Christmas program presented by the pupils on December 18, with a fuller report to follow in The Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury School Association
Pettibones of Pownal Mark 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Daniel Pettibone of Main Street North Pownal observe their 55th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home from 2 to 5 this Sunday. They were married December 9 1907 at the Hoosick Falls Methodist Parsonage by the late Rev George M Moody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Daniel Pettibone
Main Street
North Pownal
Pettibones
Methodist
Hoosick Falls
George M. Moody
Winter equipment sale and community motel sale noted
Manchester PTA runs a winter sports exchange at the elementary school with drop off 1 to 5 pm selling 10 percent to the PTA. Separate note: Mr and Mrs Charles B Vaughan just sold their Ft Lauderdale motel and rented an apartment, planning future travel. Garden Club hears Christmas decorating tips from Ruth E Kistner on greens, ribbons and cut flowers care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Pta
PTA
Charles B. Vaughan
East Manchester
Red Doors
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Lewis Tuttle
Vaughans
Florida
Garden Club
Ruth E. Kistner
Zion Parish
Kistner
Glendale
L.L
Mt. Laurel School Unusual Fund Raising Venture
Mt. Laurel School aims to support operations and a new building via a novel fundraiser. Two $3 movie tickets grant access to three films and run through November 1963. Recipients may keep or return tickets, with many choosing to gift them, including a paper boy. Extra tickets available from Ralph Fleming Jr. or Judge Margaret Dougherty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mt. Laurel
Margaret Dougherty
Ralph Fleming Jr
Judge Dougherty
Martha Canfield Library Board Hosts Friends of the Library
Arlington Vermont library board meeting included a covered dish supper and festive decorations. The librarian reported November circulation at 1 904 with 540 at Fisher School. 22 books were accessorized and nine new borrowers registered. Gifts came from three donors and fund donations rose for the Rev George Brush memorial. The Friends outlined fundraisers and Christmas readings for December 16. Proceeds from Memories of Arlington go to the library. Plans were set for December 23 caroling at 4 p m by the Dr Kent Christmas tree on the green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clar Vaughn
Lucie B. Wheeler
Jerome Whitman
George Brush
Allan Robertson
Friends of the Library
Arlington
Vermont
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Dr. Kent
Dorset and East Rupert Santa Visit Planned for Dec 18
Mrs. William Gilbert chairs the Dorset and East Rupert Christmas program with Santa arriving Dec 18 at 7 30 p m at Dorset Elementary School. The committee includes Mrs. Edwin Kinnie Mrs. Stanley Towsley Mrs. Walter Miller Mrs. John Stannard Jr Mrs. Malcolm Cooper and Mrs. Francis Wilkins of East Rupert. Santa will give gifts to local children ages 2 through 11 and parents of new families should contact Mrs. Gilbert to ensure their child is on the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Gilbert
Dorset and
East Rupert
Santa Claus
Dorset
Santa
Gilbert
Edwin Kinnie
Stanley Towsley
Walter Miller
John Stannard Jr
Malcolm Cooper
Francis Wilkins
Vermont Farmers Take Views to National Farm Bureau
Vermont Farm Bureau resolutions will be sent to the American Farm Bureau Resolutions Committee in Atlanta. State president Keith Wallace will defend Vermont positions opposing dairy production controls, extending the feed grain program, deficit spending, higher education tax exemptions, and maple syrup tariff changes. Mrs. Muriel Follet of Ascutney will represent the region on the National women's committee. Delegates will review uniform recommendations before the Atlanta convention December 9 to 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
Vermont
Muriel Follett
Ascutney
Northeast
American Farm Bureau Convention
Atlanta
Scout Troop 34 seeks donated scouting gear and January parents night
Scoutmaster Ken Clayton asks for equipment donations or sales at a Troop 34 committee meeting. Ken Clayton and Jim Woodard seek donors, noting light bulb sale success. Plans for a January parents night to meet leaders and council officials were discussed. Other attendees included Bob Macksey Jack Secor Dick Wood and Roy Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Clayton
Jim Woodard
Clayton
Woodard
Bob Macksey
Jack Secor
Dick Wood
Roy Davis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Charles Frazier
Hoosac Village Party
Hoosac Village
Leo Mahar Jr
Griffen Avenue
Salvation Army
Richard Cuddihy
John Cuddihy
Leonard
First United Church
Hugh Pine
Frederick McGuire
Joseph Miller
Miller’s Super Market
Blanche
New York City
Dove St
Albany
Blanche Design Studio
William McMartin
John Street
New Jersey
McMartin
Clinton Strohmeyer
Sacramento
Calif
T. C
Riversedge
Eagle Bridge
Dorothy Boys
Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church
Clarence Myers
Lawrence Plumley
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
St. Mark’s
St. Hilda’s Guild
Hoosick Falls Home
Joseph H N
Fourth Street
Court St. Mary's Catholic Daughters of America
Old
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Tucker Lodge
Confraternity Meeting
John Frader
Burlington
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. John the Baptist
Fradet
St. Francis de Sales
CCD
St. John’s
U. S
Marion Harris
Dover
Harold Doyles
Andle
Suzy Smart
Jimmy Jet
SALEM
Hoosac
Hoosac School
Hoosick
L. H. Davis Construction Co
Resch
Vera Langlais
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
Mary Dillmann
Mt. Laurel School
Boston
Subways Theatres
Boston Common
New England
Diners’ Club
American Express
Carte Blanche
Thomas J. Walsh
General Mer
Hotel Touraine
Tremont & Boylston Sts
Tel
Hancock
Library Board In
Yule
Montpelier
Arlington Ann Marsh
Correction Department
Bennington Catholic High
BCHS
Tom Ranney
Filler
Haddock
ST. Open
van Heusen
Shaffe’s Men Shop
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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