North Bennington Church Banquet and Town Meeting Clips
North Bennington Baptist Church hosts its annual father and son banquet at 6:30 pm in the social rooms with Junior Harwood, state forest ranger, as guest speaker. Town meeting balloting runs 10 am to 7 pm Tuesday with residents listed on the village checklist voting at the firehouse on Prospect Street. Meanwhile village notes report a birth in Bethesda Naval Hospital of Brian Matthew Hanlon, a grandson of local resident John Ryan, and several local social visits and travels of residents and former locals.
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North Bennington
Holy Cross
Bennington
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Mark Hanlon
Green Belt
Brian Matthew
Hanlons
John Ryan
Ryan
Albany
John Ryan Jr
Charles Scarey
Collision on Vermont Route 11-30 causes minor damage
No injuries were reported after a Sunday morning crash at the Five Flys entrance on Vermont Route 11-30. John Lyon of Manchester collided with James M. Connolly of Brookline Massachusetts, whose car owned by Procter and Gamble Co was backing from the lot. Police noted damage to the Connolly rear door and Lyon front fender. no estimates were provided. Also announced is a Manchester PTA food sale March 1 at the elementary school gym from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., run by the Finance Committee chaired by Mrs. Robert L. Clayton, with donations accepted between 10 a.m. and noon.
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John Lyon
Manchester
James M. Connolly
Brookline
Mass
Five Flys
Connolly
Procetor and Gamble Co
Lyon
Manchester Pta
PTA
Robert L. Clayton
East Arlington Sunderland 4 H girls aid crippled children drive
4 H girls in East Arlington and Sunderland again support the community by ringing doors and distributing Easter Seals for Vermont's crippled children. Local chairman Mrs Ellery Lawrence invites contributions. Mrs Burton Snow Leads a food sale for Sunderland town meeting at Town House with drop off 10 to 2. cooks may call Mrs Snow or Mrs Howard Sherman for pickup.
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Vermont
Ellery Lawrence
Omer Brenenstuhl
Almon Hewitt
Community Progress Committee
Brenenstuhl
East Hoosick
Johnson Hill
Ball Street
Fairbanks, Burgess and
East Hoosick Roads
Hoosick Falls Legion Auxiliary to Meet Thursday
Hoosick Falls public welcome to a regular Hoosick Post American Legion Auxiliary meeting Thursday evening in Legion rooms. Dr. Fred Harter will discuss cancer. Mrs John Cramer chairs the local cancer unit. Hostesses Volunteered include Mrs Rose Mareteel Mrs Delton Hewitt Mrs Walta Nowik and Mrs D D Gefken. Members urged to bring white material to donate for cancer dressings.
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Hoosick Post, American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Fred Harter
John Cramer
Rose Mareteel
Delton Hewitt
Walta No»wik
D.D. Gefken
Hoosick Man Named Conservation Chairman
Hoosick N Y retire ment of Vice Chairman C Ware ren Filkins of this community from the district board of the Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District has been accepted with regret. Filkins has been vice chair man since 1950. According to the board his experience and talent as a farmer grange member director of the state association and conservationist have been invaluable to the district program. He will long be remembered for all he has done to conserve the natural resources of the county.
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Hoosick
N.Y
C. Wareren Filkins
Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District
Filkins
Grange
Poor Bargain Lands In Road At Joshua Tree
SAN BERNARDINO Calif UPI George W Caldwell paid 700 at a public land sale for two parcels 60 by 102 feet in Joshua Tree only to find 204 feet of paved road. County says no refund or swap, surplus land must be sold at public auction. Caldwell weighs legal action while a $60 tax bill arrives. District notes name Irving M Cross as new member and list officers Hyatt Hyatt Goodermore Wittman. Three landowners sign conservation agreements to join the district cooperators. Board backs new water rights bills S-628 and A-1322. Next meeting March 21.
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San Bernardino
Calif
UPI
George W. Caldwell
Joshua Tree
Caldwell
Stamford D. Herrick
Filkins
Wynantskill
Irving M. Cross
Oliver A. Hyatt
Cherry Plain
Stanton M. Goodermore
Berelin
Frank E. Wittman
Poestenkill
Donald A. Thompson
Jane M. Piche
Rensselaer County
Robert W. Bovie
Hoosick
Harold Coons Jr
Schodack
George Speansburg
Pittstown
Rensselaer District
Hyatt
Frank E. VanLare
Albert J. Hausbeck
Hoosick Grange meets with February theme Brotherhood
Hoosick Grange held a February 23 meeting with Rev. John Y. Elliott leading a discussion on Brotherhood and Civil Rights impact locally. Guests from Taconic Valley Stephentown and Bennington attended as committees reported progress on house-numbering and upcoming contests and events.
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Hoosick Grange
John Y. Elliott
Grange
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
Taconic Valley
Stephentown
Bennington
Right Job Wrong House In Pittsburgh
Gilbert B. Mayhan and three helpers wrecked a house at 1947 Irwin Ave instead of the intended 1913 Irwin Ave. The owner Herbert C. Atkins plans to sell the rubble to Mayhan for $4,500.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Gilbert B. Mayhan
Mayhan
Irwin Ave
Herbert C. Atkins
Man Isolated in Tree After Sonic Boom Lifts Ladder
In Mauleon France Timothy Camegrand aged 74 was marooned in a tree for hours when a sonic boom from a passing aircraft dislodged his ladder. A neighbor later raised the ladder to rescue him.
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Mauleon
France
UPI
Timothy Camegrand
Camegrand
Five Day Forecast for Boston Lightly Warmer
New England will see above normal temperatures for five days as the Weather Bureau reports 2 to 7 degrees above normal from Tuesday through Saturday. About a half inch of precipitation is expected, with rain or snow on Tuesday and again late Friday or Saturday, melting the 12 inch snow cover across the region. Normal temperatures for reference include Boston 34 and Worcester 28 degrees.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Weather Bureau
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.I
Concord
N.H
Burlington, Vt
Portland
Maine
Eastport
Caribou
Film Discussion Series Marks Lent in Hoosick Area
Hoosick Falls churches hold a Lent film series five Tuesdays in March at 7:30 p.m. at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. After each 90 minute film, a discussion explores story incidents to inspire growth. First screening Ox Bow Incident stars Dana Andrews and Anthony Quinn.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Dana Andrews
Anthony Quinn
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