Hoosick Falls Fans Embrace Local Wrestling Effort
Hoosick Falls embraces wrestling as Harold Bud Kenyon promotes the sport in gym classes. An exhibition during a Schuylerville game drew crowd support, with Michael Angelo commentating as local students wrestled Cambridge Central School foes. Outcomes: Hall and Begin fell to Cambridge, Frost pinned Jordan, Herrington won, Boupton pinned Herrington. A return bout is planned at Cambridge on Feb 16 amid Hoosick Falls high school training.
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Hoosick Falls
Harold
Bud) Kenyon
Hoosick Falls Central School
Schuylerville
Michael Angelo
Cambridge Central School
Kenyon
John Hall
Hunt
Cambridge
Ken Begin
Saari
Dale Frost
Jordan
Rocky Herrington
Wulff
Wayne Boupton
Bob Herrington
Hoosick Falls Registration Schedules and Local News
Hoosick Falls announces Little League registrations for boys ages 8 to 12 on February 23 and March 2 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoosick Falls municipal building. League president Joseph Cullen calls a directors meeting February 20 at 7:30 p.m. Also reported are births, hospital visits, and local school tours and events involving St. Mary’s Academy, Wood Flong Corporation, and Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Joseph Cullen
League
Education Board Approves Civil Defense Adult Course Plan
The Vermont Education Board voted 3 to 2 to contract with the federal government to establish an adult education program in Civil Defense focusing on medical self help. A coordinator would be hired to train instructors after attending a national session in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Montpelier
ENS
A. John Holden Jr
Ray Magwire
Department
Battle Creek
Mich
Vermont
U.S. Office of Education
Department of Defense
John Kristensen
Guilford
State Education Department
Battenkill Grange Hosts Weekly Record Hops at Green
Arlington youths, under Battenkill Grange, organize Saturday record hops 8 to 12 at West Arlington Green Community House with adult supervision. LeRoy Davis chairs. events run weekly as dances resume outdoors on the Green. Twist records are featured and popularity grows.
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Arlington
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington Green
LeRoy Davis
Norshaft Minstrel Promises Animation at Shaftsbury
Dave Barton, Norshaft Lions ticket chairman, promotes an animated minstrel show with fun tunes and surprises. Tickets available in advance or at the door, with lineup of classic favorites and light humor promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Dave Barton
Norshaft Lions
Dave Girates
Yesteryear
Weekend visits and social events around Burlington and UVM
Miss Caroline McKeighan and Marion Mudgett returned to the University of Vermont after a weekend with their parents. George Gordy and family visited Fair Haven with Mrs Gordy’s mother. A Grange Hall card party is planned Saturday at 8. Jay Moore and Thomas Parker returned to UVM after visiting the former’s parents. A surprise birthday party was held for Elsie Burk at Joyce McKeighan’s home with guests and gifts.
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Caroline McKeighan
Marion Mudgett
Burlington
University of Vermont
George Gordy
Fair Haven
Mrs. Gordy
Grange Hall
Jay Moore
Thomas Parker
Asbury Park
N.J
UVM
Joyce McKeighan
Elsie Burk
Essie
Miss Pinsonneault Fetes Bride-To-Be at Shower
Joyce Pinsonneault, soon to wed Alfred Lewis, was honored at a surprise bridal shower in the CDA hall Saturday night. Hostesses Margaret McLenahan and Anne Foster led the event with mint green and yellow decor. Bridesmaid-to-be Roma Lewis and cousin Ata Pinsonneault assisted, gifts were given, and a buffet luncheon followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Pinsonneault
Alfred Lewis
CDA
Margaret McLenahan
Anne Foster
Roma Lewis
Ata Pinsonneault
Stevenson Sees UN Bonds as Worthwhile U.S. Investment
Adlai E. Stevenson told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that the United States should fund up to half of the UN bonds to help the organization survive. He argued that even a $100 million U.S. contribution would be cost effective many times over, citing UN operations in the Congo and related financial strains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
United Nations
Stevenson
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kennedy
U.N
Congo
Cardinal Claims Education Bill Threatens Catholic Schools
In New York Cardinal Francis Spellman warns that Kennedy’s $5.7 billion federal education aid bill would be the eventual end of the Roman Catholic school system. Speaking to 1500 teachers he urged equal justice for all children and described federal aid to public schools as a dagger against parochial schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Kennedy
Cardinal Spellman
Gas Plant Leak Triggers Small Fire on Lincoln Street
A flash fire from a gas leak at Util Gas Corp on Lincoln Street occurred about 10:30 Sunday morning and self extinguished before Benninton firemen arrived. Minor door damage noted. Fire Chief Henry White attributed the leak to a frost‑pulled pipe connection. an excess gas burn-off flame likely touched it off. The damaged connection was repaired that afternoon.
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Utilgas Corp
Lincoln Street
Henry White
Bennington
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Thomas Nugent
Lyman Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Association of
Robert Toos
Catholic Central High School of
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Bill Sigalos
Church Street
Florida
Susan Laut
Park Ridge
Ill
William E. Burns
River Street
Centenary College For Women
Hackettstown
James McGuire
Center Street
Linda McGuire
Albany Medical Center
Jeffrey Shea
Fourth Street
Walter Doyle
New York City
Harold Doyle
Alice Hayes
Willow Street
Hartford
Franklin Tate
Tate’s
North Hoosick
California
Jack Wysocki
River Road
Education Board
Department of Education
Norshaft
Rupert Janice Moore
Miss Pinsonneault
U.S. Investment
Cardinal Claims Education Bill School Threat
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Plaidland
America
A &P
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C. Zipper Pajama Bag
D. Taylor Tot Walker
Stroller
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