Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club TV demonstration at luncheon
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis members were surprised to become part of a televised program at their Tuesday luncheon. Superintendent Philip Leonard and Lawrence Stritch, English teacher and AV director, demonstrated school TV gear including a video camera tape recorder and monitor. They explained closed circuit TV workings and the 1967 educational program, noting the system was installed by custodians and funded by a special state aid grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club
Philip Leonard
Hoosick Falls Central School
Lawrence Stritch
Stritch
Leonard
Local Fire Department Meets With Oyster Supper Tonight
Shaftsbury Fire Department will hold its monthly meeting at 7 at the firehouse. An oyster stew supper will be served at 6 30. Rev A J MacDonald attended Troy Conference vocations meeting in Glens Falls and planning session in Saratoga Springs. Hoosick Falls seniors set for college with several attending State University College Plattsburgh Central City Business Institute and Stephens College. Barbara Scott recovering from major surgery at Ellis Hospital and awaiting months of convalescence after return to Sunnyview Hospital. Francis McEvoy re elected president of Hoosick Falls Health Center with officers Reynolds Crayon and Holzhauer returning. Reynolds named vice president, resident of Reynolds Tool & Lie Co in North Hoosick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury Fire Department
A.J. MacDonald
Glens Falls
N.Y
Commission On Vocations
Troy Conference
United Methodist Church
Hoosick Falls Central School
Catherine Beck
Rudolph Beck
R.D. Eagle Bridge
State University College At
Plattsburgh
Juanita Therriault
Hilair Therriault
Abbott Street
Central City Business Institute
Syracuse
Michel Restino
Thomas G. Restino
Willow Street
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Kevin Buck
Charles Buck
North Hoosick
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Barbara Scott
Norman Scott Jr
Gillespie Street
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Sunnyview Hospital
Barbara
Sunnyview Hospital and Rehabilitation Center
Belmont Avenue
Schenectady, N.Y
Francis McEvoy
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Frank Reynolds
Joseph Callahan
Harry Crayon
Ann Holzhauer
Reynolds
Reynolds Too! & Lie Company
Northshire Schools Hit By Virus Shutdown
Widespread absenteeism from a winter virus has closed Burr and Burton Seminary Manchester Elementary School Mt. Laurel School and Dorset Elementary School. Absences reached 25 percent at Burr and Burton and 13 percent at MES. Health officer Dr. Mason Barney said symptoms resemble a common cold with fever and chills and that the illness can recur, prompting closures to limit exposure. Treatment remains aspirin rest fluids and avoiding crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dorset
Burr and Burton Seminary
Mt. Laurel
Burr and Burton
MES
Mason Barney
Barney
Chefs' school tops price and prestige in America
New Haven report marks the 25th anniversary of the Culinary Institute of America. It details the private nonprofit school with 1000 students from 42 states and abroad, a staff of 35 chefs and 61 pastry chefs, diverse international instructors, and rigorous hours from 7:15 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuition runs about 2050 a year for residents and 1650 for nonresidents, with the institution self-supporting and emphasizing hands-on culinary training across many specialties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Clairborne
New Haven. Conn
America
United States
Culinary Institute of America
Yale
Divinity School
Forestry School
Frances Roth
Connecticut
Bar Association
Yale Law School
Italy
Saudi Arabia
England
Spain
Philippines
Antigua
Institute
France
Switzerland
Austria
Germany
le Roi Folsom
Joseph Amendola
Hare Black Forest
Dover Sole Joinville
Culinary Institute
Amendola
Vermont pharmacists in radio education plan
Albany NY Feb 17 pharmacists in northeastern New York western Massachusetts and southern Vermont will join a pilot two way radio conference series through the Albany Regional Medical Program. The project uses WAMC Albany Medical College and involves 54 hospitals. The first program covers Diabetes New Challenges to the Patient and the Pharmacist with Dr Walter Singer and Dr Arnold Slowe as faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
New York
Massachusetts
Vermont
Albany Regional Medical Program
ARMP
Albany Regional Medical
United States
New England
Frank M. Woolsey Jr
WAMC
Albany Medical College
Walter Singer
Albany College of Pharmacy
Arnold I. Slowe
Dorset Church to Host Vietnam Experience Talk
Miss Margaret S. Allyn of Brocton Mass will speak to the Women's Fellowship at Dorset and East Rupert United Church on Wednesday Feb 17 at 2 p.m. in the vestry. She served two years in Saigon with the Vietnam Christian Service, supervised language training and hostel, and was appointed by Church World Service. She is director of Christian education at Porter Congregational Church. Her degrees include Smith College and a masters from Andover Newton Theological School. All conferences start at 7:30 p.m. Dr John B. Phillips heads ARMP’s pharmacist group launching this conference pilot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Margaret S. Allyn
Brocton
Mass
Emily Allyn
Women’s Fellowship of the
United Church of
East Rupert
Allyn
Vietnam
Saigon
Vietnam Christian Service
Church World Service
Vermont Writing Contest Open to Grade One Eight Pupils
The Poetry Society of Vermont and WCAX-TV sponsor a large writing contest for all Vermont New Hampshire New York and Quebec students in Grades One through Eight. Entries must be received by March 5 to contest chairman Mrs Marian Gleason. Awards include booklet publications and a June WCAX telecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Poetry Society of Vermont
Wcax-Tv
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Quebec
Overlake Day School
Roberta Goldstein
PSOV
Marian Gleason
Channel 3
Bobsled teams sharpen up for A A U races
United States bobsled squads returning from the Cervinia world championships prepare for the National A A U races at Mt. Van Hoevenberg Lake Placid Feb 6 7. Two man drivers Sgt Gary Sheffield Lt Commander Paul Lamey Wade Whitney and Bob Said George Jaques Tim Marvin face four man crews including Harry Petersen Jamey Fenner Staff Sgt Jim Hickey Bill Hall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
United States
Cervinia
Italy
A.A.U
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Lake Placid
Keene Valley
New York
Bob Said
New Canaan
Eagles Club Grand Reopening With Buffet and Dance
Charles Bonn en ti announces a grand reopening of the Eagles Club for Saturday night featuring a buffet, dance, and music by Howard Whittemore. Mike Holbrock of Lake Placid participates in Sunday races as Said and Hickey defend Adirondack AAU two and four man titles on Mt Van Hoevenberg. Races start 10:00 a.m. with public riding afterward if conditions allow. Kennedy games bobsled events at Mt Van Hoevenberg Feb 13 14 and Feb 20 21 draw teams from six nations plus the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles Club
Howard Whittemore
Mike Holbrock
Lake Placid
Said
Hickey
Adirondack A.A.U
Mt. van Hoevenberg
Italy
Germany
Austria
Switzerland
Canada
United States
Falls board explains necessity for water system upgrade
Hoosick Falls village explains to the federal government that half the water system lacks adequate pressure and fire flows, with peak demand over two million gallons daily. The plan, costing about 450000 dollars, follows 1965 bond debt of 100000 and pending 745000 for wastewater facilities, totaling 845000, risking financial hardship for homeowners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick River
Senate of New York
Swezey Re-elected Manchester Fire Chief in Unanimous Vote
Christopher Swezey was unanimously re-elected Chief of the Manchester Fire Company at the annual meeting in Manchester. Swezey runs a lumberyard in Manchester Depot and was chosen after the death of former chief Lynford Bourne. Berniece Wilcox was elected first assistant chief and Joseph Harrington second assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Christopher Swezey
Manchester Fire Company
Swezey
Lynford Bourne
Berniece Wilcox
Joseph Harrington
Automan praises Vermont highways and tourism growth
Russell E. MacCleery of the Automobile Manufacturers Association spoke at Montpelier to the Vermont Highway Users Conference. He cited tourism revenue exceeding 200 million dollars annually and 5.5 million in out of state tax receipts, with over 15 thousand Vermonters employed in tourism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Russell E. MacCleery
Detroit
Automobile Manufacturers Association
Vermont Highway Users Conference
Discover America Travel Organizations
Washington, D.C
MacCleery
Switzerland of America
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
New York City
Highway Engineers of
Green Mountain State
Parade Magazine
U.S. Department of Transportation
Highway Traffic Safety Administration
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Congress
Manchester Town Clerk Notes Tax Forms Availability
The Manchester Town Clerk notes that both Vermont and federal tax forms are available in the office with commonly used forms like W-2. Senior citizens without income tax forms are urged to inquire about rebate forms for real estate and sales taxes. Vehicle registrations are no longer issued here and must be obtained at the police dispatcher’s office in Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Town Hall
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Edith Beaumont
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Northshire
Chefs
Vermont Pharmacists
John B. Phillips
Pharmacists
Charles Bonenti
Kodak
Main St
Bennington
Greater
Falls Board
Valentines
Fishman's
Main ST. Benn., VT
Bennington Road
Interbank
Aim
Your Hosts
Dick and
Betty Manning
Bank Americard
Vaio
Automan
Bennington, VT
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