No bargain basement education at Cambridge community colleges
Cambridge Central School PTA heard Sheriff Theodore Buckley discuss Adirondack Community College plans including a 141 acre Bay Road site donated by Glens Falls Insurance. The two year college will add buildings, a student union, library and a 480 seat hall, with nursing and engineering programs and a three-way tuition split of state county and student. Buckley stressed no bargain basement education and noted many Adirondack students transfer to senior colleges after two years.
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PTA
Cambridge Central School
Theodore T. Buckley
Adirondack Community College
Buckley
Bay Road
Warren County
Boards of
Warren - Washington
Glens Falls
Adirondack
State of
New York
Eleven Youths Fined After Hoosick Falls Beer Party
Hoosick Falls police connected a Saturday beer party to a leaving the scene of an accident case. Eleven youths pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and were fined ten dollars each. Frank Melesky was fined fifty dollars for leaving the scene after a crash involving an abandoned borrowed car driven by Melesky. One youth, Paul Waythus, received ten dollars for public intoxication.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Village Justice of Peace
Robert K. Shiland
Peter Melesky
Classic St
Robert Seney
North Hoosick
Lawrence Galvin
Ceneter St
James McAuliffe
Gillespie St
Steven Marcoux
Fisk St
Frank Keyes
Eldredge St
Gary Jordan
Hoosick St
Clarence Grogan
Rogers Ave
Kenneth Kennedy
High St
Michael Bornt
River St
Paul Waythus
Willow St
Frank Melesky
High Street
Lynda Riley Named 1965 DAR Girl from North Bennington
Lynda Riley daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Riley of Bank Street Extension has been named DAR girl for 1965 at North Bennington High School. She earned an honors record in academics and held leadership roles as Dramatic Club president Athletic Association vice president and yearbook business manager. She participates in band mixed choir varsity basketball and bowling and plans to pursue medical technician training at UVM or Colby Junior College.
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North Bennington
Lynda Riley
E.A. Riley
Bank Street Extension
North Bennington High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
Lynda
NEHS
Athletic Association
DAR
UVM
Colby
William E Burns Patient at Albany Medical Center
William E Burns of 34 River Street is listed as a patient at Albany Medical Center.
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William E. Burns
River St
Albany Medical Center
Record Number at HFCS Win Regents Scholarships
Hoosick Falls Central School awarded nine Regents college scholarships the most in a single year for the district. The state grants 146 scholarships to Rensselaer County based on population. Each winner receives 250 to 700 dollars yearly for four years at New York state colleges. Winners include Carol Calhoun, John Fitzpatrick, Milton Gottschalk, John Helft, Stephen Ingraham, Marion McCart, Cyne thia Petersen, Michael Rice and Linda Sherman. Alternates are Gary Hall, Sandra Reynolds and Linda Szetela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Regents College
Rensselaer County
State of
New York
Carol Calhoun
John Fitzpatrick
Milton Gottschalk
John Helft
Stephen Ingraham
Marion McCart
Cynethia Petersen
Michael Rice
Linda Sherman
Gary Hall
Sandra Reynolds
Linda Szetela
Cherry Pie Contest Winners Named at White Creek Grange
White Creek N Y Friday night at the White Creek Grange meeting held at Walter Greenwood’s home Edith Peters won first prize in the cherry pie contest sponsored by the New York State Grange and American Agriculturist She is now eligible to enter her pie in the Pomona contest in March Marilyn Robinson took second place Judges were Mr and Mrs Arthur Mays who were welcomed as new members Others participating included Gordon Byars Leonard Black Marilyn Robinson and Mrs Peters and Martha Williamson presented a program on February history of Valentines.
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White Creek
N.Y
Walter Greenwood
New York State Grange
American Agriculturist
Edith Peters
Marilyn Robinson
Arthur Mays
Cub Scout Dinner Draws Nearly 100 at Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS NY The annual Blue Gold Banquet of Cub Scout Pack 63 sponsored by the Kiwanis Club drew nearly 100 attendees at the Baptist Church Hall. Mrs John Elliott organized the turkey dinner with centerpieces by dens and Rev Wesley Miles gave the invocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cub Scout Pack 63
Kiwanis Club
Baptist
Wesley Miles
First United Church
Leonard Liporace
Kiwanis
Allan Marcil
Harry Harrison
Teacher Resignations Accepted By HFCS Board
Hoosick Falls Central School Board, at its meeting Tuesday night, took steps to sell by sealed bids the Parsons Street School. The sale will be advertised for bid. The board discussed estimates from accounting firms for an annual examination of school records under a new law, but no action was taken and more estimates will be sought for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Falls Elks Stage Fun Za Pop Inn in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Elks Lodge to rehearse and present Fun Za Pop Inn with Frank Irick directing and Lynn Chapman as musical director. The show, once a 20 year old zany, will be modernized for performances April 30 and May 1 in the central school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Central School
Shaftsbury Pair Visit Barrington Ties End Week
Shaftsbury Mr and Mrs Claude Eastman spent the weekend in Barrington Rhode Island with Mrs Eastman’s sister. Mrs Eastman will remain a few weeks there while Eastman returns home Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Eastman
Shaftsbury
Barrington, R.I
Dance Friday at school gym for grades 6 12
Girl Scout Troop 17 sponsors a dance in the North Bennington school gym Friday from 7 30 to 11 p m open to boys and girls in grades 6 12. School vacation cancels Boy Scout Troop 28 meeting this week and next week but patrol leaders meet Thursday March 4 at 7 p m at Scoutmaster Harold Shepard's home. Sandra Fuller among 13 Albany Medical Center School of Nursing freshmen with B average or better. St John’s Sodality to hold hat sale March 31 at library hall with hours to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Shepard
Sandra Fuller
Albany Medical Center School of Nursing
St. John’s Sodality
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Edith Beaumont
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United States of America
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Semah
Rasdlaea
Freedoms Foundation
Valley Forge
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Rene Ayers
Richard Moore
Danny Stetson
Brian Harrison
Jeffrey Kristiansen
Michael Waytkus
Tom Case
Mark Rousseau
Michael Bromirski
Paul Reveal
Cheney Case
Den 2
Armand Rousseau
Edward Bromirski
Albert White
Harold Kristiansen
Peter Clintsman
Webelos
The
Hoosick Hot Shots
Falls
William Tisdale
Ronald Doran
Ann Adlous
John D. Masters
Masters
Houston
Tex
Abilene Christian College
Abilene
Texas
Elwood
Long Island
Teachers’ Association
Nichals
Cadenza
Camp
Fran Stacy
Elizabeth Dwyer
Feaa
Joyce Lane
Pennleigh
Dad
Ginger Lane
W.t.grant CO
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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