Retired Visitor in West Arlington Keeps Busy Much
West Arlington resident the Rev. Harold E. Green, 85, remains active after 40 years as a church minister. He plans a visit to his son in Riveredge, N.J., enjoys bowling, golf, and fishing, and helps with property near the Delaware River slated for a dam project. He has long supported local music groups and recalls a life of charity and humor.
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West Arlington
Harold E. Green
Reform Church
Boundbrook
N.J
Mr. Green
Layton
Walter Finney
Riveredge
Delaware River
China
Delaware
Rhodendrons
Mrs. Green
Nevasink River
New Jersey
Port Jervis
N.Y
Oradell
Green
William Scott Finney
William Finney
Wendy Linn
William
Timothy Finney
Charles Grande
Carol Finney
Law
Arlington
Cambridge Christmas Programs and Community Events
Cambridge Central School hosts a Friday 1 30 p m Christmas program for grades 3 6 with an operetta Christmas in Foreign Lands and Homes and a Santa Claus appearance. A Monday 8 p m Senior Band program features chorus and a story presentation by high school members. All events are free. Multiple civic groups invite participation and hold Christmas gatherings, including a Christmas party by the Firemen's Women's Auxiliary and a Cambridge United Presbyterian Church meeting at 8 tonight with gifts and refreshments.
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Cambridge Central School
Santa Claus
Firemen’s Women’s Auxiliary
Winnie Rubino
Rubino
Donald Dusha
Harold Fairbanks
George Burch
Women’s Association of
Cambridge United Presbyterian Church
Theodore Buckley
Burton Woodward
Charles Clark
Allen Dickson
Cambridge Professional and Businessmen’s Association
Central School
Francis Waite
Christmas events and personal notes from South Cambridge
Community updates include Mrs. George Cronk returning from Albany Medical Center and John Hamilton visiting from Cornell University. Local residents at Mary McClellan and Eagles Bridge events, Grange Christmas party at Pleasant Valley Hall, WSCS December meeting and party, Crystal Clover 4 H Club Christmas gathering at Center Cambridge Town Hall with 53 youths. People travel from Coila to Leroy Graves home for winter, and church youth group activities noted.
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George Cronk
Albany Medical Center
John Hamilton
Cornell University
Neil Pearson
Mary McClellan Hospital
Bruce Baker
Hollis E. Cornell
Pleasant Valley Granges
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
Teresa Beadle
Coila
Leroy Graves
WSCS
Peter Matcovich
Center Cambridge Town Hall
Crystal Clover 4-H Club
Sunday School Collects Specs For Lions Club
Sunday School pupils from Grades 5 and 6 at Shaftsbury Methodist Church collected over 80 eyeglasses including lenses cases and sunglasses for the Lions Club to aid better vision. Top collectors were Thomas Faris Cathy Stratton David Mattison and Perry and Penny Boupton. teacher Mrs. Virginia Dooley led the class and thanks were extended to families who gathered unused glasses.
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Thomas Faris
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Lions Club
MacDonald
Shaftsbury
Kathy Stratton
David Mattison
Perry
Penny Boupton
Virginia Dooley
Grange Notes Visitation Meeting Highlights Community Progress
Hoosick Grange members met at Melrose Grange Hall on Wednesday with a Conservation theme. The December Birthday Group organized the program led by Mrs. Myron Filkins. Mark Brown read, Mrs. Filkins read the 1965 Conservation Essay by Mayer Vishnner. Lawrence and Mrs. Olson projected garden slides. Omer Brenenstuhl led the meeting. Mrs. Almon Hewitt reported progress on rural house numbering including Wilson Hill and nearby roads and called for volunteers to drive and record readings. She criticized worn signs and urged Town Board action.
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Hoosick Grange
Melrose Grange Hall
Myron Filkins
Mark Brown
Omer Brenenstuhl
Almon Hewitt
Community Progress Committee
Wilson Hill
Windy Hill
Potter Hill
Nursery
Creek
Hewitt
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Cambridge
Ruth Bates
Haverhill
Mass
UPI
John P. Francis
U.S
Cambridge Valley
Town House
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Granth
Americas
Grange
President's Committee On
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