Pownal Deed Transfers and Local Notices
The town clerk records Oct 1 to Dec 31 transfers of deeds including Leon Hall to Donald and Dorothy Crews in Clarksburg Massachusetts. Earl Campbell to Bertram and Victorrian Trudeau. Fred Bishop to I J and Catherine Bensignore. Ralph Gallagher to Robert Murphy and Jerome Hughes. Rosie Todd to George and Diane Brassard. Alma White to Joseph Provost. Mary Babcock to Charles Rounds. Fred Bishop to Andrew Dequasie. and other property transfers in East Pownal The Pines Pudding Stone and Hidden Valley areas plus notices of a Zion Episcopal Parish supper and reflections on the Hong Kong flu impact in Peru.
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Leon Hall
Donald
Dorothy Crews
Clarksburg
Massland
Northwest Hill
Earl and
Jeannette Campbell
Bertram
Vitorrian Trudeau
Fred and
Barbara Bishop
I.J
Catherine Bensignore
Georgetown
Boy Scouts of America troop 331 to resume weekly meetings
Boy Scouts of America troop 331 will resume regular meetings January 20 at 6 30 pm in the school. All attending scouts are asked to wear full uniforms or parts they own for supply assessment. At last Monday’s meeting Edwin Colvin Vic tor Harwood Jr George Tisdale and Richard Boyd approved new appointments.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scout Committee
Boy Scouts
Edwin Colvin
George Tisdale
Boy
Richard Boyd
Peter Cross
Victor Harwood Jr
Ricky Harrington
Eddie Corey
Colvin
Domestic Issues on NET Airing Jan 20 24
Vermont Educational TV schedules a week of NET programs on domestic topics for January 1969. Highlights include Nixon Administration analysis on Jan 20, rural land taxation discussion on Jan 21, The Restless Teacher on public school strikes, The Film Generation on teen poverty, and Washington Week in Review plus NET Playhouse Silent Song on Jan 24.
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NET
Burlington
Richard Nixon
Vermont Educational Television
NET Journal
Nixon
Vermont
Gerald Witherspoon
Robert Sinclair
University of Vermont
EEN Chronicle
Washington Week
NET Playhouse
Hugh Leonard
Frank O’connor
Snow Goers Snowmobile Club Formed in Shaftsbury
The Southern Vermont Snow Goers snowmobile club formed January 14 at Henry Harrington's East Road home. Harold Vallee elected president, Joseph Sausville vice president, Mrs. Mary Macauley secretary-treasurer. First group ride January 18 at 8 p.m. from Harrington's house. The 22-member club plans monthly meetings and rides twice weekly. Call Mary Macauley at 7 7322 evenings/weekends to join.
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Shaftsbury
Vermont
Henry Harrington
East Road
Harold
Bud’’ Vallee
Joseph Sausville
Mary Macauley
DAR Honors Good Citizens in Hoosick Falls ceremony
Hoosick Falls hosts Hoosac Walloomsac DAR meeting honoring six Good Citizens with pins certificates and Washington books. Recipients include Eldred Nugent Culhane Vickery Hewitt. presentations by Dorothy Howe. National Defense notes by Hazel Hill. Ruth Rudd named to Continental Congress delegates. dessert luncheon led by Hill Sweet Hetherington Eddy Pine. Next Washington Birthday tea set for Feb 8 inviting guests.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosac-Walloomsac
DAR
DAR Good Citizens
Hoosick Falls Baptist Memorial Hall
Good Citizen
Washington, D.C
Martha Faye Eldred
Hoosick Falls Central School
Helen Nugent
St. Mary’s Academy
Barbara Culhane
Hoosic Valley Central School
Schaghticoke
Linda Vickery
Mechanicville High School
Nancy Hewitt
Berlin Central School
Dorothy Howe
National Defense
Hazel Hill
Lisle Cottrell
Continental Congress
Ruth Rudd
Troy
Florence Sweet
Edward Hetherington
Huldah Eddy
Lester Pine
Mary McClellan Lists Patients At Local Hospital
The weekly admission list for Mary McClellan Hospital covers the week ending January 12. Patients include Pauline M. Barrer of Buskirk and Tammie M. Ruggles of Hoosick Falls, along with Betty Hanson and Bennington. Discharges feature Barbara Bently and William Wideawake, both of Hoosick Falls, plus Tammie M. Ruggles.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
Pauline M. Barrer
Buskirk
Betty Hanson
Bennington
Tammie M. Ruggles
Hoosick Falls
Barbara Bently
William Wideawake
Grange Announces State Sewing Contest Rules
Grange Sewing Contest rules announced by Mrs Clarence Decker Vermont State Grange director. Contest runs Feb 1 to Apr 30 open to ages 12 plus. both Grange and non Grange entrants allowed. Professionals and past state or national winners excluded. Three-piece garments per entry in Classes A B C with specific age groups. Entries via local Grange Women’s Activities Director. sponsor products required. Top three in each class chosen on appearance, suitability, styling, and construction. State winners model at July 13 program in Putney.
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Pawlet
Clarence
Belle) Decker
Vermont
Grange
Putney
First Baptist Hoosick Falls Plans Church Meeting
Hoosick Falls Edith Beaumont 686 9103 reports the annual meeting of the First Baptist Church and Society of Hoosick set for 7 30 p m Thursday. Agenda includes finances and program review, unified giving, church planning retreat, schoolhouse renovations parsonage plans, leadership elections and 100th anniversary of the meetinghouse.
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Hoosick Church News
The
First Baptist Church and Society of Hoosick
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Women’s National Press Club
Sheraton Hotel
Congress
Winston L. Prouty
Newport
Gerry van der Heuvel
Pownal
Peru
Alice Dibble
Angus Black
Zion Episcopal Parish House
Manchester
Hong Kong
Hazel
Joan Zagata
Theodore DeMarco
East Pownal
Albert Senecal
Viola Nagai
Arnold Senecal
Peter
Rita Krawczyk
Rose Potenger
Hollywood
Fla
John
Irene Barber
Lewis
Katherine Reichel
Bergen
Hugh and
Mary Nash
Rhoda Galvani
Pudding Stone
William and
Eleanor Piel
Mattison
Andrew
Susan Nutting
Pownal Center
Howard
Olive Mattison
Pat
Violet Powell
Hidden Valley Road
Joseph
Linda Tomasello
Joseph Provost
Elaine Patterson
Edwin
Margaret Torrey
Williamstown
Mass
Walter Atwood
David Atwood
Witch Hollow Road
Ralph and
Mildred Mattison
Robert
April Knapp
Sheilah Miller
Mammoth Mart
Washington
Mary McClellan
Edith Beaumont
Pat Ranst
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