North Hoosick Fire Department picks officers at annual meeting
The North Hoosick Fire Department held its January 14 meeting at the firehouse electing Arthur Harrington as chief and naming Herman Marsh Donald Hawks George Wilson Jr and Edward Flynn as assistants. Malcolm Sprague was chosen president with Howard Burnt Jr vice president and Charles Bender treasurer. Directors for three years are Sprague Harrington Jr and Howard Bornt Jr. An installation dinner is set for February 16 at Delaney’s Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Hoosick
Sprague
Delaneys Hotel
Board of Directors
Malcolm Brownell
Ira
Vermont Junior Miss Pageant to select state winner January
The Vermont 17th Annual Junior Miss Pageant will name the state's top high school girl in South Burlington on January 26. Daphne Mackey of North Bennington has earned Dean's List honors at Gordon College, while Jill Gray of South Burlington is the current Vermont Junior Miss. The program emphasizes scholarship and community involvement, not looks, with Mobile, Alabama hosting the national finals in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Burlington
Vermont
Gerald Hatin
Winooski
Daphne Anne Mackey
Robert W. Mackey
North Bennington
Gordon College
Wenham
Mass
Daphne
Green Mountain
Mobile
Ala
Jill Gray
Springfield
Montpelier
Burlington
Bellows Falls
Bennington County
Route 7 sign defaced. Kiwanis seek reward and clues
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club posts a reward for information leading to the conviction of whoever vandalized the Route 7 warning sign known as Killer Highway. The sign was painted black on Tuesday night or Wednesday morning, with police notified and fingerprints sought. Kiwanis plan to relocate the sign nearer the Vermont line for better visibility and continued road safety efforts between Troy and the Vermont border.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Kiwanis Club
Kasmer Stempek
Kiwanis
Stempek
Cruce
Patire
Channel 6 Television
Dick Beach
State Police
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Department
Patiie
Main Street
Vermont Line
New York Department of Transportation
Albany
Troy
Manchester Town Clerk Seeks Vermont Passports and Notices
Manchester town notices announce Vermont residents over 65 may apply for park passports with $2 fee, rebate forms for homeowners or renters, and a list of residents to confirm presence in town. It also covers dog licensing for 1974, election timing, and town meeting petition deadlines with candidate nomination details and listed offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain
Vermont
State of Vermont Tax Department
Vermont Income Tax Return
Manchester
Board of Civil Authority
David and
Ellen Ahern
Stuart Alexander
Nancy Bacon
Joseph and
Carmella Benini
Joan Benvenuti
Lawrence Brown
Beverly Brown
Winifred Curtis
J. Drew Deeley
Richard del Guidine
Jules Evens
James Falconer
William Gifford
Paul
Mendelsohn will stay as WSESU superintendent after reflection
Brattleboro Superintendent Melvin Mendelsohn announced he will remain in charge of the Windham Southeast Supervisory Union after a week of controversy over his contract. A January 3 vote gave him a three year deal, later rescinded amid objections under the Right to Know law and Section 301. The union approved a one year contract, later declared not a vote of confidence by Mendelsohn, who then issued a statement confirming his intention to continue until the spring annual meeting when terms can be adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Melvin Mendelsohn
Windham Southeast Supervisory Union
Mendelsohn
Supervisory Union
WSESU
Windham County
John S. Burgess
Brattleboro Reformer
Man fined for smoking a cigar during interstate transport
Charles A. Huwig of Winnemucca Nevada was fined 350 by a federal judge for smoking a cigar while driving a truck carrying 41 000 pounds of military bombs. He pleaded guilty to violating federal interstate commerce regulations while en route to the Navy ammunition depot at Port Chicago last May when cited at an inspection station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Charles A. Huwig
Winnemucca
Nev
Huwig
Navy
Port Chicago
Eleanor Niles and Denise Taber Return Home
Eleanor Niles and Denise Taber have returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Nancy Taber has returned home after a vacation at Waikiki Beach near Honolulu Hawaii.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denise Taber
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Nancy Taber
Waikiki Beach
Honolulu
Hawaii
Mass for Albert F Torrisi in Arlington Friday
A seventh day mass for Albert F Torrisi will be offered Friday at 5 pm at St Margaret Marys Church Arlington. Rev Gerald T Buckley pastor will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. Torrisi
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Arlington
Gerald T. Buckley
Living with Winter course at Wolcott study center
The Center for Northern Studies in Wolcott will run a weeklong course titled Living with Winter at Windridge Camp near Craftsbury Common starting Saturday Feb 16. Cost is $110 with basic accommodations and meals. The program promotes fuel oil reduction via wood and proper clothing, plus oversnow travel and winter studies in botany bird study and animal tracking led by experienced instructors. Contact Janice Young at the Center for Northern Studies, Walcott 05680, 802 888 4331.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolcott
Center For Northern Studies
Windridge Camp
Craftsbury Common
North
Janice Young
Walcott
Walloomsac and Hoosick Area seniors host first 1974 card party
Walloomsac The Hoosick Area Senior Citizens held their first 1974 card party on January 14 at 11 a.m. Prizes awarded in pitch to Alice Thompson of Bennington and Peter Pace of Shaftsbury. bridge winners were Marjorie R. Lockrow and Mabel Costantino. pinochle prizes went to Roy Draper and Mrs. Howard Harrison. Mrs. Mary Morin to chair refreshments for the year. Next party set for January 28 at 11 a.m. Bertha's Angels reported 10 workers January 10 to deliver 77 surgical pads to Hoosick Falls Health Center despite the storm. A fruit cake was donated by Mrs. Ruth Rancourt. tea and coffee served. Health Center Auxiliary meeting postponed due to bad weather. Bridget Hoag hosted a Thursday overnight visit with Karen Dougherty. Paul Hoag turned 13 on January 15 and enjoyed riding with Gordon Frickie on a new Arctic Cat snowmobile. cake baked by his sister. Jackie Buck of Albany visited her parents in Johnstown. John Arnold took a new job in Albany and moved south for the winter. Janice Fairbanks had a pajama party for her 12th birthday on January 11. snowmobiling and skiing January 12. Mrs. Clarence Buckley of Schaghticoke and Mrs. John Marbot and Karen of Johnsonville visited Saturday with Mrs. Terry Hoag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Area
Alice Thompson
Bennington
Peter Pace
Shaftsbury
Bridge
Marjorie R. Lockrow
Conasta
Mabel Costantino
Roy Draper
Howard Harrison
Mary Morin
Bertha’s Angels
Hoosick Falls
Ruth Rancourt
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Edith Beaumont
West Arlington
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
Jack Mackey
Ridgewood
N.J
Jacksonville
Fisk
Mary Ellen Haley
New York City
Richard D. Haley
Kenmore, N.Y
Rose V. Severson
Daniel O’brien
Severson
Lyman Street
Boy Scout Troop 64
Henry J. Marcoux
Rvice Discount Department Stores
OP Ice ‘A Nice
North St
Bennington's
Natural Organic Food Center
Clara May Hemenway
Oder
Ferdinand Bongartz
Lois Mattison
Clyde Bryant Jr
J. Bennett Beattie Lister
L.J. Dulac
Homer Ellis Jr
Robert C. Brewster
Edward Gunther
Enver Cook
Ruth Cook
Betty Kamber
Seth Bongartz
Abraham J. Madkour
DDS
Gayle Gall
Heritage House Restaurant
Heritage House
Northside Drive
Man
Eleanor Niles
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Bridget Hoag
Karen Dougherty
Paul Hoag
Gordon Frickie
Bridgeto
Jackie Buck
Mrs
Charles Buck
John Arnold
Janice Fairbanks
Clarence Buckley
Schaghlwoke
John Marbot
Karen
Johnsonville
Terry Hoag
Main St
Brite Boy Lighting
Brite Boy Studio, Inc
Albany-Shaker Road
Loudonville
New York
Dept. Abd
Blue Bay
Area
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