Manchester School Board Plans Principal Candidate Interviews
The Manchester School Board will interview principal candidates on Monday Jan 29. Superintendent Robert B. Vail aims to fill the vacancy left by Earle F. Pine and forms a three person teacher committee with PTA parent involvement to evaluate contenders. A new budget and fall first grade census were also discussed to ensure adequate space and funding.
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Manchester
Robert B. Vail
Earle F. Pine
Vail
PTA
Florence Kelton
Ramona Snyder
Theresa Zullo
Manchester Bank Elects Officers After Strong Year
Manchester Factory Point National Bank reports a solid year with higher deposits in commercial and savings accounts and a large rise in loans. Total assets reached 5,917,763 up from 4,958,240. Directors were all re-elected including Earle E. Storrs and John L. Whalen. Officers for the new year include President Earle E. Storrs and Claude A. Rich as vice president.
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Manchester
Factory Point National Bank
Earle Storrs
I. Norton Bartlett
James B. Campbel
Walter R. Hard
Carleton G. Howe
Arthur M. Kelton
Peru
Claude A. Rich
Christian W. Schafer
Arlington
Earle E. Storrs
John L. Whalen
Donald G. Johnson
Chamber Members Urged to Attend Zoning Meeting
Manchester Chamber of Commerce board sends letters urging members to attend the planning and zoning meeting on Thursday January 11 at 8 p.m. in the elementary school. The notice says meetings are important to the area’s future and decisions at town meeting depend on full facts.
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Manchester
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Cambridge Seniors Win College Acceptance For Fall
Cambridge Central school announces three seniors Miss Cynthia Wands Miss Dorothy Stinner and Seth Craig III have been accepted to colleges for fall enrollment. Wands will study philosophy at Davis and Elkins College in West Virginia and was Girls State representative and Girls Nation delegate. Stinner majors in home economics at State University College Oneonta. Craig plans science at Hamilton College in Clinton New York and holds multiple school leadership and athletics roles.
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Cambridge
Cambridge Central School
Cynthia Wands
Courtney Wands
West Cambridge
Davis and Elkins College
Elkins
W.va
Cambridge School
New Paltz State University College
New York State
Girls’ Nation
Washington, D.C
National Honor Society
Dorothy Stinner
Bernard Stinner
State University College
Oneonta
Dorothy
Glee Club
Library Club
Seth Craig III
Seth Craig Jr
Hamilton College
Clinton, N.Y
Seth
Tristate Chorus
Maxon Ast
American Legion
Boys’ State
Colgate University
Hoosick Falls Youth Receives Injury Award
Joseph P. Barber of 46 High Street accepted on behalf of his son Michael J. Barber a $7,040 damages award from Supreme Court Justice Herbert D. Hamm for injuries from a Brunswick New York car accident on April 12 1959. Defendants were Gerard J. Morin Sr. and Thomas Morin.
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Troy
Hoosick Falls
Oval Air Station
Virginia
Z Beach
Joseph P. Barber
High St
Michael J. Barber
Supreme Court
Herbert D. Hamm
Young Barber
Brunswick
N.Y
Gerard J. Morin Sr
Thomas Morin
Wood Flong Union Installs 1962 Officers in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls local 392 of the Wood Flong Corp United Paper Makers and Paper Workers AFL CIO held its 1962 officers installation Sunday afternoon at the State Armory on Church Street with 150 members in attendance. The event featured remarks by Thorton Hall of Wood Flong Corp and John R. Jones of Troy, with several union and company officials speaking. The new officers included Jules Fink as president and Bernard Fleming as vice president, each reelected, along with longtime treasurer William Ketchum and others. The program also included prayers, a social hour, and a banquet.
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Hoosick Falls
United Paper Makers and Paper Workers
Aflcio
Wood Flong Corp
State Armory
Church Street
J. Frank Kennedy
Jules Fink
Bernard Fleming
James F. McGuire
William St. Hilaire
Francis Downing
William Ketchum
Thorton Hall
Hall
Julius Fink
John R. Jones
International
Patrick Harte
William Bennett
Cambridge
St James Church Reports Growth in 1961 Year
Arlington notes from the annual parish meeting of St James Episcopal Church. Vestry reports show three signs added on approaches to town and a new front sign board. Rector Rev Clement Belcher notes increased membership and officers named for three year terms. Delegates to diocesan convention postponed to February. Refreshments served by the church women.
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Arlington
St. James Episcopal Church
Clement G. Belcher
Donald A. Brown
Lester Brush
Guy Kagey
Lawrence Brush
William F. McGuire
Arthur F. Moody
Lester B. Brush
St. James
Hoosick Boards Act on Ban Against Railway Crossings
Hoosick Falls village leaders discuss eliminating all railroad crossings. A committee will meet with Boston and Maine Railroad engineers to rework tracks and operate trains bidirectionally on a single line. The board also funds fluoridation equipment repair and approves restaurant improvements for fire safety.
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Hoosick Boards
Hoosick Falls
Edward Cottrell
Leo Albowicz
Atty
George Dougherty
William Rourke
Thomas Restino
Boston and Main Railroad
Coordinating Commission
Nicholas Mahoney
Samuel Scaglione
Thomas Beaumont
Lawrence Plumley
William J. Hennessey
Blair
Classic Street
North Bennington Church Annual Meeting Planned
North Bennington Congregational Church schedules its annual meeting for Thursday at 6 30 p m with a covered dish supper and a report summary of 1961 events. Agenda includes printed reports officer elections and the 1962 budget adoption. Members and friends invited voting may be limited to members but all may discuss. A personal pledge will follow budget adoption.
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North Bennington
Five Day Outlook For New England Snow Flurries Expected
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts five days from Thursday to Monday with temperatures 6 to 10 degrees below normal in northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. Cold Thursday and Friday then slight warm trend Saturday followed by colder Sunday and Monday. Precipitation expected under one quarter inch melted mainly as snow flurries in northern regions and late Saturday Sunday across all areas.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Arlington News Roundup Highlights Meetings and Changes
Arlington changes schedule for a St Michaels game moving it to Thursday January 1. Monsignor Flanagan will speak to the Sodalily Monday January 15 at Fisher School with a post meeting reception. Arlington PTA hears Allan Heath on education in Denmark Finland and Russia with slides and observations from his 20 educator colleagues. Robert Lindsey calls civilian defense meeting January 15 at 7 30 pm in Arlington Memorial School study hall. Enterprise Society officers elected at Federated Church with a covered dish luncheon.
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the Sodality
Fisher
Denmark
Finland
Russia
Arlington Pta
Allan J. Heath
Bennington
Heath
Robert Lindsey
Arlington
Arlington Memorial School
Charlotte Dunlap
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
Ann Metcalfe
Mary Best
Marilla Grout
Aula Evans
Ethel Olpp
Ann Grande
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Grand Union -E
Grand Union Empire
Manchester Bank
Chamber
Nowsuits Weaters
Children's Bazaar
Main St
West Mountain Farm
West Arlington
Flawless Inn
Wood Flong Union
Utica
Arthur Taylor
Ralph Millington
Stanley Fifield
William Ingram
Earl Kenney
John J. LaMond
USA
Immaculate Conception Church
St. James Church
N. Bennington
Dia
Bennington, Vt
Ann Marsh
St. Michaels of Brattleboro
Enterprise Society
Voqua
Vanity Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown
Hotel
Putnam Bldg
Nowfall
Carter's & Ace Sportswear
Poplins
Doelan
North Street
North ST
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