Local Pastors Lead Lenten Discussion Series in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls area churches kick off a seven week Lenten series at 7 30 PM every Tuesday in Memorial Hall Baptist Church with worship and discussion based on Dare to Reconcile by Dr John Oliver Nelson Local pastors will guide each session starting with Rev Raimund Tumberston leading the first topic From Allegation to Being Ate One Copies of the book will be available for use during meetings
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Area Church Association
John Oliver Nelson
Baptist Church
Raimund Tumberston
Hoosick
West Hoosick
Nelson
National Council of Churches
Yale Divinity School
Kirkridge
Bangor
Land West Buys Farm with Apartments Planned
Montpellier Associates led by Land-West Properties buys the 250 acre Joslin Farm in Montpelier, with a lease back to farmer Eugene Joslin. Richard F. Perkins says the group plans an environmental land-use program and close town cooperation. A portion near the town center may become high grade low density townhouses.
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Montpelier— Montpellier Associates
Land-West Properties, Inc
Joslin
Richard F. Perkins
Eugene Joslin
Land-West Properties Inc
New England
Perkins
Montpelier
Joslin Farm
Upper Terrace
Middlesex
Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR February Meeting
Hoosick Falls New York February meeting of the Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR will be held Saturday afternoon in Brab Memorial Hall beginning at 780. American History month will be observed with two Good Citizens guests Miss Julia Volpe Mechanicville and Miss Ellen Geerholt Berlin along with their parents and school principals. A tea will be served following the meeting with Mrs Edward Hetherington and committee in charge. Vice Regent Miss Ruth Rudd will conduct the meeting. Members are invited to bring guests interested in DAR work or joining.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosac Walloomsac
DAR
Bapro Memorial Hall
Julia Volpe
Mechanicville
Ellen Geerholt
Berlin
Edward Hetherington
Ruth Rudd
Barbara Sausville Accepts Teaching Post in Camden Central
Oneonta N Y Miss Barbara Kay Sausville daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence F Sausville 4 Estabrook Ave Hoosick Falls has accepted a first grade teaching position for September 1970 in the Camden Central School Camden announced by Henry W Cooley director of placement State University College Oneonta Sausville a graduate of Hoosick Falls Central School majored in elementary education and is a May 1970 candidate for the bachelor’s degree at Oneonta College
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Oneonta
N.Y
Barbara Kay Sausville
Clarence F. Sausville
Estabrook Ave
Hoosick Falls
Camden Central School
Camden
Henry W. Cooley
State University College
Lausville
Hoosick Falls Central School
Oneonta College
Budget error inflates Manchester 1970 tax estimate
A missing zero in Manchester's 1970 budget caused $700 to be allocated for FICA instead of $7,000, making an initial estimate around $265,000 appear $7,000 short of the final $272,869 tax-raising total. The slip was found before printing the town report.
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Manchester
Selectmen I
Stanford Zecher Jr
Hoosick Falls Village Board Meeting Schedule
The village board holds its regular semi monthly meeting Tuesday evening February 10 in the municipal building. The Hoosick Falls Lodge Elks Ladies Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 15 p.m. The annual memorial service is conducted by officers during the meeting. The Town of Hoosick Board meets Thursday night at 7 30 in the municipal building.
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Bulding
The
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Town of Hoosick Board
Stevens urges statewide environmental assets study for Vermont
Southern Vermont conservationist John Stevens proposes a one year ecological survey of Vermont’s natural resources led by 700 member Conservation Society of Southern Vermont. If funded, 50 students from 63 high schools would collect data and map resources for under 70000 dollars, with results ready by fall 1971 for education and policy use.
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Bondville
Vermont
Deane C. Davis
Conservation Society of
Southern Vermont
Society
John Stevens
Brattleboro Reformer
Stevens
Conservation Group
Sunderland Ballot Contests Include Three Races
Sunderland prepares for elections with three contested races. Town Clerk William Bahan announces the contests. Veterans Selectman John T. Keough faces Ralph Morsey and Donald C. Violette for one year terms, while First Constable Ralph A. Bentley seeks reelection against Donald L. Ennis. The tax collector race matches Bentley against Ennis. Several officials run unopposed, including moderator William H. Bahan, town clerk and treasurer, and others for selectman, auditor, constable, cemetery commissioner and more.
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Sunderland
William Bahan
John T. Keough
Ralph Morsey&r
Donald C. Violette
Ralph A. Bentley
Donald L. Ennis
Bentley
Earle H. Hill
William H. Bahan
Paul F. Ennis
George E. Carroll
Roy V. Johnson
LeRoy Morse
Clyde A. Dunlap
Three Parties Mark Cuddihy Anniversary
Three parties marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs John Cuddihy of Bussey Lane. The couple, natives of Hoosick Falls, were married Feb 8 1945 in Hoosick Falls. They were honored by family and colleagues with celebrations at the local health department office restaurant and their home, receiving two money trees gifts and many well wishes.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Cuddihy
Bussey Lane
Someplace Else
Schuylerville
Michael Restino
Hall Street
Helen Benkoski
Cuddihy
Corina Construction Company
Troy
St. Mary's Academy
Arlington Seeks Townwide Landfill Ideas and Tax Impact
Arlington selectmen, after exploring possible landfill sites with no success, ask residents for suggestions. Open burning was extended a year pending landfill progress. A Springfield firm could be hired for rubbish collection at about 9 000 yearly, while running a landfill may cost 15 000 to 20 000 annually. Tax rate could rise 27 cents to nearly 3 dollars, depending on added services and appropriations such as police, sidewalks, and the landfill. The town report is ready for printing for Town Meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Old Town
Selectmen
Springfield
Pownal Community Events Include Ash Wednesday Service
The Ash Wednesday Mags will be celebrated at Our Lady of Lourdes Church at 7 p.m with sermon and ashes distribution. Pownal Center services under Leonard Perrault a Berkshire Christian College student. Sunday worship 9 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. all residents welcome. Also card party series sponsored by Pownal Center Fire Department Auxiliary with prizes noted and next party set for Saturday 8 p.m. Meet The Candidates night on Feb 23 at the Pownal Center Firehouse starting 7:30 with offices in March 3 election and an open Q&A session moderated by Harry Johnson.
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Pownal Center
Leonard Perrault
Berkshire Christian College
Lenox
Mass
Charles W. Rounds
Jane Patterson
Clearwater
Fla
Floyd Patterson
Linda Patterson
Florida
Fire Department
Firehouse
Helena Bolton
Mildred Mattison
Frank L. Haley
Arthur Levielle
Cindy Towslee
Hilaire Rousseau
Battenkill Grange meeting details Feb. 4 in West Arlington
Battenkill Grange met February 4 at West Arlington. Slides featured Massachusetts, Maryland, Vermont bridges. Thank you notes came from the Pelsue family and Mrs. Richard Whitman. Youth Caravan reports and upcoming events at Mt Equinox and Cold Spring Granges were announced along with social committees. A clock purchase and new program books were approved. sewing contest entries stand at eight. Ethan Allen Grange meets February 10 in Manchester with supper at 7 p.m.
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West Arlington
Massachusetts
Maryland
Vermont
Battenkill Grange
Richard Pelsue
Richard Whitman
Christ Whitman
Mt. Equinox Grange
Manchester
Cold Spring
Ethan Allen Grange
Masses at St Margaret Marys Church Ash Wednesday Schedule
Two Ash Wednesday masses at St Margaret Marys Church are listed for Ash Wednesday. Parents and children may attend the 3 15 p m Mass for grammar school pupils while older students and workers attend the 5 30 p m Mass. The ski program children are also assigned to the 5 30 p m service. The entry then lists a series of events and meetings across Arlington area including sports games, chorale rehearsals, American Legion Auxiliary, Red Mountain OBS chapter, Red Mt Lodge, Battenkill Grange social, and a Lion Club variety show rehearsal with a call for community participation.
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St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Arlington
Otter Valley
Arlington Chorale
Community Rooms
W. Arl
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Red Mt
Masonic Temple
Fair Haven
Grange Hall
W. Ar
Lion’s Club
Community House
Hoosick Falls Police Warn Against Snowball Tosses
Hoosick Falls village police issued a warning to boys after a Friday night incident damaged a Wood Block window on Main Street apparently from snowball throwing. Officers questioned several youths with no results.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
town meeting filings and voting eligibility announced
Nomination papers filed by Harold Benson Emil Zoufaly and Austin Keough for three year selectman terms. Alberta Harring Martha Pelton Stanfor Zecher Jr Ferdinand Bongartz and Clifford B Harwood for school director terms. Harry Barber Sr seeks five year cemetery commissioner. No one filed for second grand juror, Betty Kamber pos for first grand juror. Warning posted. check lists available in town offices. To vote residents must have one year in Vermont and six months in Manchester and name on the check list.
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Harold Benson
Emil Zoufaly
Austin Keough
Alberta Harring
Martha Pelton
Stanfor Zecher Jr
Ferdinand Bongartz
Clifford B. Harwood
Harry Barber Sr
Betty Kamber Pos
Vermont
Manchester
Ralph Fleming Jr
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West Buys Farm
Barbara Sausville
Edith Beaumont
Elks Auxiliary
Hoosick Board
Davis
Oneida
Main Street
Bennington
Donna
Diane Cuddihy
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Harry Johnson
Association
Johnson
Helene Thompson
Bennington, VT
Clara May Hemenway
Peranrmant
Artery Arcade
North Adams
North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
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