Handbook tops Union College best seller list
Conscience Objector Handbook leads Union College campus sales in Schenectady as a 100 page pamphlet by the Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors explains draft appeal processes. The College Cookbook: After Hamburgers What? ranks second, with students seeking kitchen basics.
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Union College
Schenectady
N.Y
Central Committee For Conscientious Objectors
Philadelphia
Selective Service
J. R. Tolkien
Eldridge Cleaver
Herman Hesse
Rod McKuen
Area Residents Offered Adult Education Courses
Manchester residents near Burr and Burton Seminary may enroll in 15 adult courses starting Monday February 2. Ten week sessions run 7 to 9 p m with a $20 fee per person. some classes require minimum ten students and caps on enrollment. Pre registration January 26 at Burr and Burton Seminary.
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Manchester
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Audrey Mach
Burr and Burton Seminary
Miss Dunlop
Seniors To Seek Higher Education In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School releases the first list of seniors planning further education. Carole E. Redden will enter Binghamton General Hospital School of Nursing. Mark W. Brown to Southern Vermont Computer Center Bennington. Linda M. Niles to Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical Institute. Lynn W. Durkee to Morrisville Agricultural and Technological Institute. Judy Betit to Southern Vermont Computer Center IBM data processing program.
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Hoosek Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Carole E. Redden
Francis Redden
River Road
Binghamton General Hospital School of Nursing
HFCS
Carole
Future Teachers of America
Prom
Mark W. Brown
William C. Brown Sr
Hoosick
Southern Vermont Computer Center
Bennington
Mark
Linda M. Niles
Donald Niles
White Creek
Suny, Cobleskill Agricultural and Technological Institute
Linda
National Honor Society
FTA
Lynn W. Durkee
Wesley Durkee
Hoosick Falls
Suny, Morrisville Agricultural and
State Firefighters Announce Record Membership for 1969
The Vermont State Firefighters Association reports a record 3,148 members for 1969. Secretary Treasurer Howard Dailey of Manchester announced it at an executive board meeting in Montpelier. Training coordinator Walter Read outlined a two day fire academy at Norwich University and several 45 and 60 hour courses across multiple towns.
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Montpelier
Howard Dailey
Manchester
Vermont
Manchester News Highlights Local Happenings and Meetings
The week featured the new landfill opening beyond the current site with a caretaker building under construction. Manchester Lions host snowmobile races March 1 at the Fair Grounds to benefit the Rod and Gun Club recreation area. Garden Club showcased projects and pollution awareness. Infant Daniel Hinkley Treat was baptized at First Congregational Church. Selectmen consider town office meeting rooms, new tractor and equipment for the landfill, and highway needs. Rod and Gun Club approved leasing land for a recreation area. State Tax Office agents visit March 10 and 25 for tax relief guidance. Welfare and Nursing Association seeks extra financial support.
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Lions’ Club
Manchester
Rod & Gun Club
Zoller
Garden Club
Daniel Hinkley Treat
Robert Treat
First Congregational Church
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Edwin Treat
Highway Department
John West
Dorothy Brophy
State Tax Office
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Local Advisory Council Seeks Day Care Centers in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Policy Advisory Council of the OEO works to gauge demand for day care in Hoosick Falls and nearby areas. Deborah Spink chairs the Day Care Committee as volunteers survey parents of preschoolers to assess need and interest for a center and possible local Head Start.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
OEO
Deborah Spink
Spink
St James Episcopal Holds Annual Organization Meet
St James Episcopal Church held its 186th annual meeting at Dunbar Hall on Jan 19 with committee reports detailing building improvements such as interior painting, Dunbar Mall stone walls, lounge renovation, west entrance paint, and asphalt work to prevent seepage. Vestryums elected for three years include Arthur Moody Lester Prush and Wallace Bennard with Lawrence Brush named senior warden and Donald Brown junior warden.
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Manchester
St. James Episcopal Church
Dunbar Hall
Dunbar Mall
Arthur Moody
Lester Prush
Wallace Bennard
Lawrence Brush
Donald A. Brown
Frederick BR. Grout
Arthur F. Moody
Lester Brush
Cathedral of
St. Paul, Burlington
Richard K. Miles Jr
Brian Little
C. G. Belcher
Alter
Severson starts drive to curb illegal stop signs
Hoos er Falls New York Mayor Richard A Severson orders a patrol survey of intersections with stop signs not authorized by village ordinance Police Chief Frank Dem ick to suspend issuing sumpases at these sites Most are in the Second Ward The mayor calls for a list of intersections to consider an ordinance covering them all He favors control at the Main and Church streets intersection with a stop or yield sign.
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Hooser Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Frank Demick
Severson
Main
Church Streets
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Ralph Phillips
Rock City Falls
Dawn Willinger
Buffalo State College
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Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Jeffrey Bartholomew
Wendy Sue
Scotia
Joseph Carelli
Arlo Tatum
Clifton A.W. Hin
Mrs. Hill
Wise Women Shop
Save-Way Supermarket
Mammoth Mart
Woodbury
Sree C Te
Bennington, Vt
Drysdale’s Free Parking
Jamaica
Essex Junction
Charlotte
Weybridge
Bellows Falls
Shaftsbury
Newfane
Williamstown
Pownal Center
Enosburg Falls
Stratford
Rutland County
South Burlington
Darrell Kennison
State Association
Richard C. Holmes
Berlin
Charles Becker
Joe Swayze
P.O. Box
Sweeney
Weive
Youi
Main St. Bennington
Edith Beaumont
State Board of Social Welfare
St. James Episcopal
Severson Launches
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Monument Plaza
Ullal U
the Bank
Sylvania
AFC
Sylvania Portable TV
Olor TV
Temarkat
Stere
Sylvania Enna
Feng
Talon
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