New Pastor Installed at Hoosick Falls Presbyterian Church
The Rev. Robert J. Sprunger begins his tenure as pastor of First United Church Presbyterian in Hoosick Falls with his first Sunday service. He and Mrs. Springer and their two children moved into the manse at 130 Church St from Davenport. He has worked in clinical pastoral education at Albany Medical Center and will be installed January 22 at 3 30 p.m. by the Albany Presbytery with a reception to follow.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert J. Sprunger
First United Church Presbyterian
Springer
Church St
Charlotte Valley
Davenport
Albany Medical Center
Mr. Springer
Albany Presbytery
Hoosick Falls Residents at Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hoosick Falls residents Hoosick Falls Lincoln Von Haggin of 26 Mun sell St is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital for treatment of a heart ailment. William O'Brien of 26 First St is a patient at the Putnam Memorial Hospital. Alfred Kristiansen of 147 Main St is reported improved at Putnam Memorial Hospital where he has been a patient for more than a week. Town Justice of Peace Thomas G. Restino imposed traffic violations fines on offenders arrested by state police in the past week. Names include Mike Devenow Bennington 5 for failure to keep right John Schumaker III Williamstown 10 for failure to keep right Robert Warner Rye N Y 10 for speeding Jeffrey Piehler Worcester 10 for following too close Harris McCaulley White Plains N Y 5 for inadequate signals Duncan Ellsworth Salisbury Conn 10 for speeding Thelma Welter Bennington 5 for stop sign failure John Kozak Norwalk Conn 10 for speeding Gregory Winslow Bennington 5 for stop sign failure Herbert Lyons Bennington 10 for inadequate hand brake Larry Sennes Hoosick Falls 10 for failure to keep right.
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Alfred Kristiansen
Main St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town Justice of Peace
Thomas G. Restino
Mike Devenow
Bennington
John Schumaker III
Williamstown
Robert Warner
Rye
N.Y
Jeffrey Piehler
Worcester
Harris McCaulley
White Plains
Duncan Ellsworth
Salisbury
Conn
Thelma Welter
John Kozak
Norwalk
Gregory Winslow
Herbert Lyons
Larry Sennes
Hoosick Falls
Eight-Town Study Area 31 Schedules First Meeting
Wil mington hosts the initial meeting of Study Area 3 school directors and superintendents on January 18 at 7:30 at Wilmington High School. Richard M. Judd of Marlboro chairs temporarily. The group includes Dover Halifax Marlboro Readsboro Searsburg Stamford Whitingham and Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Wilmington High School
Richard M. Judd
Marlboro
Dover
Halifax
Readsboro
Searsburg
Stamford
Whitingham
Manchester School Board Finds Evaluators Fail To Determine Amount of Progress
The Manchester School Board released an 11 member team’s 19 page evaluation of Manchester Elementary School. It notable that progress since the last five years was not determined though the report praises many suggestions and outlines major changes such as removing Grades 7 and 8 to free space for 5 and 6.
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Manchester School Board
Manchester
Manchester School Board Today
Leona Fish
Southwestern
Vermont
Virginia Larrabee
Castleton State College
Laura Aquistapace
Southeast School
Rutland City
Doris Champine
Rutland Northeast
Doris Geno
Rutland Central
Frank Gyra
Windsor Central
Leonard Johnson
Castleton
Raymond Roy
Bennington South
George Tanner
Burlington City
Burr and Burton Seminary
BBS
Burr and Burton
La dies Aid re elects officers at Hoosick Baptist meeting
Hoosick Mrs Lucy Rifenburg was reelected president of the Ladies Aid at the annual meeting of the Baptist Church. Also reelected were Mrs Florence Sweet vice president Mrs Ethel Pierce secretary and Mrs Etta Philpott treasurer. Mrs Ida Goodermore named to the sunshine committee. Amnesty International may move its headquarters from London to Strasbourg for security reasons. Its president Peter Benenson said after the organization’s files were rifled that the move was contemplated because London police cannot furnish proper protection.
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Lucy Rifenburg
Ladies Aid
The
Baptist Church
Florence Sweet
Ethel Pierce
Etta Philpott
Ida Goodermore
Sunshine
London
UPI
Amnesty International
Strasbourg
Peter Benenson
Engagement announced for Collette Sausville and Gary Albowicz
Mr and Mrs Robert Sausville of 155 North Bennington Road announce the engagement of their daughter Collette to Gary R Albowicz son of Mayor and Mrs Leo J Albowicz of 42 Mechanic Street Hoosick Falls New York No wedding date set.
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Robert Sausville
North Bennington Road
Collette
Gary R. Albowicz
Leo J. Albowicz
Mechanic St
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Falls Pair Held for Grand Jury Action After Theft
HOOSICK FALLS NY The theft of 700 pounds of brass bars from Noble and Wood Machine Company led to the arrest of William Harrington 16 of 8 Fourth St and Clifford Burdick 40 of River Road Hoosick Falls. They were taken into custody about 5 p m Sunday near River Street after returning from North Adams Mass where they sold the brass to George Atkins and Sons junk dealers. The arrest was by Village Police Chief Demick and Sgt Ronald Harrison.
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Falls
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Noble & Wood Machine Company
William Harrington
Fourth St
Clifford Burdick
River Road, RD
William Areson
Noble & Wood Company
North Adams
Noble & Wood
Use of Sarkis Dump After April 1 Means $100 a Day for Pownal
The Pownal dump lease on the Dean farm site in North Pownal expires April 1 and the town may be charged 100 daily if it continues to use the land. The controversial site suffered multiple fires and smoke that enveloped homes in a large area, drawing ongoing complaints from residents. Officials seek new land and urge anyone with suitable property to contact them. In a separate matter, Harrington and Burdick faced charges in a brass theft case from Noble & Wood, with $735.15 value and $133.92 cash-equivalent recovered. both were remanded to jail pending grand jury action.
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Joseph Sarkis
Se Zchmen
Pownal Valley
Hoosac Riv
Pownal Activities Include Scout Trip and Meetings
Tonight Troop 347 departs from the Scout Hut at 5 15 to view Follow Me Boys in North Adams with transport by Kokoras Rounds Mrs Roy Duval and Frost. Also notes January government registration deadline January 31 and Pownal Center church Youth Fellowship outing to Williams College basketball and supper.
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Boy Scout
North Adams
Nicholas Kokoras
Charles Rounds
Rolland Roy
Leonard Duval
William Frost
Frances Ryder
Pownal Center
Merle Fletcher
North Pomfret
White River Junction Methodist Church
Grover Jay
Morris Fletcher
Pownal
North Pownal
Youth Fellowship of
Pownal Center Community Church
Williams College
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Lincoln von Haggin
Munsell St
William O’brien
First St
Francis Redden
River Road
Frank Redden Jr
Chuck Hall
Terry Durkee
Keith Andrew
Lynn Durkee
Beaumont
Judd
Commission
State Department of Education
Area 31
Athens
Grafton
Rockingham
Westminster
Brattleboro
Brookline
Dummerston
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Newfane
Putney
Stratton
Townshend
Vernon
Wordsboro
England
Jamal Qazi
the Library
Physical
Evalua
Tors
Banner
Hoosick Falls Central School
Corina Construction Company
Shop Oneida
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Mobil Heat
Depot ST. Dial
A&p
Collette Sausville
Sausville-Albowicz
Dean Farm
Harrington
Burdick
Robert K. Shiland
Rensselaer County
Daniel V. Keating
Brunswick Station
Vera Langlais
Howard van Horn
Board of Control of
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Charles W. Rounds
Montpelier
Vermont Rural Letter Carriers’ Association
Rounds
Campbell
Walker
Chester Chotkowski
Tigerino
SD Pe Esso
Humble OO. & Refining Company
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