Burr and Burton Announces Free Lunch Criteria
Burr and Burton Seminary headmaster Roy W. Barstow outlines new state and federal guidelines for free and reduced price school meals. Eligibility includes aid recipients or families under $3,000 yearly income, with scaled rates based on family size and income. A questionnaire process and school review determine eligibility, with a trustees board serving as appeal. Confidentiality is stated for meal recipients.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Roy W. Barstow
Frederick Stone Seeks Re election To Manchester School Board
Frederick G Stone filed for a one year term on the Manchester School Board as his current e year expires March 5. Alberta Harrington seeks the other one year post. Richard D Hayes has taken out papers but not filed. Filing deadline Feb 11, extended from Feb 3. State's Atty John T Carmody Jr and Dr Clifford B Harwood filed as candidates. Carmody seeks Harwood post vacated to run for Kayatta term.
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Manchester
Frederick G. Stone
Clifford B. Harwood
Carmody
Harwood
Eugene V. Kayatta
M Sergeant Maurice C Ball retires after 23 years in Air Force
M Sergeant Maurice C Ball of Prospect Street North Bennington retires from the U S Air Force on December 31 at Andrews Air Force Base Washington D C after 23 years of service He served in World War II as a combat medic with the 34th Division Italian campaign later worked in recruitment and various bases including overseas tours in Japan Korea and near Izmir Turkey He was the first sergeant of the Airborne Command Control Squadron at Andrews and holds the Combat Medical Badge Bronze Star with one oak leaf cluster European Theater Ribbon with three battle stars and the Air Force Commendation Medal He is married to Grace Sargent of Glover
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North Bennington
Maurice C. Ball
Prospect Street
U.S. Air Force
Andrews Afb
Washington
D.C
Army
Vermont
New Hampshire
States
New York State
Japan
Korea
Izmir
Turkey
Airborne Command Control Sqdn
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Andrews
Ball
Local community notes from South Cambridge area
Martin Schweninger has been a patient at McClellan Hospital. Mrs. Wilson H. Pratt and son Floyd visited her father in White River Junction Vermont. United Methodist Church service at 11 30 a m with Rev Oswald A Muller. Sunday School at 10 30 a m. Seven members attended fourth quarterly at North Hoosick on Monday Jan 27. Various residents visited relatives. school and college reentries noted. A list omission for town office added Harold Cook challenging Gary Button for three years.
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Martin Schweninger
McClellan Hospital
Wilson H. Pratt
Floyd
White River Junction
United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
North Hoosick
Victor O. Royal
Cambridge
Bonnie Pratt
Russell Sage College
Troy
Jack Norray
Schenectady
Tom Przysiecki
Schoharie
Malcolm Hamilton
Daughn Austin
Mary Hitchcock Hospital School of Nursing
Hanover
N.H
James D. Austin Jr
Gerald Aiken
Hudson Valley Community College
Kenneth Aiken
WSCS
George Cronk
Morris Road
Joy Hamilton
Cornell University
New York City
Pleasant Valley
Francis Wade
Mary Almy
Beth Wilkinson
Patricia Hamilton
Ellen
Eileen
Center Cambridge
Wilkinson
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Oliver Shaw
Robert
Hoosick Falls
John Fillmore
Argyle
Putnam Hospital
Fillmore
Patricia Cronk
Mr. Fillmore
Edwin Fillmore
Hansen Named Deputy Undersecretary of Agriculture
Washington United Press International reports former Idaho congressman George B. Hansen has been appointed deputy undersecretary of agriculture for congressional relations. Hansen, 38, was defeated in the November election in his bid to unseat Senator Frank Church.
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Washington
UPI
George B. Hansen
Idaho
Secretary of Agriculture
Hansen
Frank Church
Manchester student makes dean's list at St Joseph Business College
Manchester Michael Miller P O Box 506 reports Jesse Mattison, son of Mr and Mrs Leo Mattison of Manchester Depot and a student at St Joseph Business College in Bennington, has been placed on the dean's list there for the first semester. He is a 1968 Burr and Burton Seminary graduate. Anita Parks set the Center Lanes record with 254 in a game and 632 for a high series, adding a 218 as singles runnerup. Brownie Bacon posted 243 and Ray Farnum 241 in singles, while Dick Keough led trip list with 616. Griffis and Purdy led high men’s teams with 2691 and 957 respectively.
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Jesse Mattison
Leo Mattison
Manchester Depot
St. Joseph Business College
Bennington
Burr and Burton Seminary
Anita Parks
Brownie Bacon
Ray Farnum
Dick Keough
Griffis
Purdy
Miss Leah Bissonette Named Betty Crocker Homemaker
Hoosick Falls Central School senior Leah Bissonette has been named 1969 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for her written knowledge and aptitude test score. She becomes eligible for state and national scholarships with a silver charm to be awarded at commencement. State winner gets 1500 college scholarship and Britannica set for the school. runner up 500. national winner to be announced at an American Table dinner with an enlarged award scale up to 5000 for the winner and adjusted grants for other top ranks.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Leah Bissonette
Betty Crocker
Hoosick Falls Central School
Miss Bissonette
General Mills
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc
Williamsburg
Trustee Chairman Frank Boyden Resigns From UMass Post
Dr. Frank L. Boyden retired headmaster of Deerfield Academy confirms he will step down as chairman of the University of Massachusetts board of trustees after ten years in the post and twenty five years on the board He will be ninety on September 16 and plans to devote two years more to fundraising for Deerfield while remaining on the trustees Healy of Boston is mentioned as a possible successor
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Greenfield
Mass
Frank L. Boyden
Deerfield Academy
University of Massachusetts
Boyden
Joseph Healy
Boston
Joe Healy
Umass
Five Day Forecast For New England Regions
UPI reports the five day forecast shows near normal temperatures nationwide with slightly below normal in northeastern New York Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Daytime highs in the 20s to 30s and night lows from zero to the 20s. Snow flurries likely, especially in northern mountains, with a warming trend by week’s end.
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Boston
UPI
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
U.S. Weather Bureau
Hoosick Falls Youth Fellowship Plans Winter Mission Retreat
Members of the Youth Fellowship of Hoosick and West Hoosick Baptist Churches will attend a winter mission retreat February 16 to 18 at Gove Hill in South Strafford, Vermont. The retreat is hosted by the Vermont Baptist Church with an agenda titled Fun Faith Fellowship and Food, announced by Rev. Raimund L. Tumbelston, pastor.
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Youth Fellowship of the
Hoosick and
West Hoosick
Williams Alumni Fund Posts Record Year
Williams College reports the 1968 Alumni Fund total reached a record 648901 dollars with 56.2 percent alumni participation. Gifts from alumni and parents, plus 211 community and corporate friends, boosted unrestricted cash for operating expenses and financial aid. 6,371 of 11,342 alumni contributed and 513 parents gave 55463 dollars.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
John P. English
Williams
Society of Alumni
Parents’ Fund
William F. Talbert
New York, N.Y
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Frederick Stone
Clara May Hemenway
Manchester Board of School Direct
Air Force
Grace Sargent of
Glover
M. Set
Grandma Brown
Walker
Cambridgeargaret
Leon Foster Sr
Foster Thayer
Gertrude Aiken
Woodford
Harold Cook
Gary Button
Main St
Teyana Aon Ele
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Frank Boyden
A. of Mass
Edith Beaumont
Alin
Bennington, Vt
M. Michael Griggs
Greenwich, Conn
Mark C. Wheeler
Needham, Mass
R. Cragin Lewis
Tenafly
N.J
L. Cutler Umbach
Lake Forest
Ill
E. Wayne Wilkins Jr
West Newton
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Arlington
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