Hoosick Falls PTA Founder’s Day Dinner Feb 17
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts the Founder's Day dinner February 17 at 6 30 p.m. in the school cafeteria with a ham dinner and a to be announced principal speaker. Mrs Philip McGuire is general chairman with assistants Mrs Frank Buswell and Mrs Gerry Marchand. reservations by February 12 via Mrs Reynolds or Mrs McGuire.
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Parent Teachers Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip McGuire
Frank Buswell
Gerry Marchand
Middlebury Receives DuPont Grant for Teaching Aid
Middlebury College received a $5,000 DuPont teaching grant under the companys education aid program. President Dr James I Armstrong announced the grant noting 82 institutions have received similar funds. The 2,500 for chemistry and 2,500 for other courses may be used to strengthen instruction and stimulate interest in science and engineering.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
DuPont Company
James I. Armstrong
Zukas Family Welcomes Son Born in Germany
Mrs. Robert Baldwin reports her sister Mrs. Michael Zukas has a son born December 16 in Germany. This brings the Zukas children to three boys and one girl. Visiting recently were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Griswold Sr. of Averill Park with the Baldwin family.
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Robert Baldwin
Michael Zukas
Germany
Zukas
Harry Griswold Sr
Averill Park
Mrs Powers Celebrates 94th Birthday in Hoosick Falls Area
Mrs Powers of Hoosick Falls celebrated her 94th birthday on Wednesday January 22 at the home of her daughter and son in law Gerard and Mrs Morin Sr at 50 Pare Son Ave. She enjoys strong health, notes no sick days, and remains keenly interested in radio while aging eyesight persists. Her husband John Powers Sr died 40 years ago. She has two other children John Powers Hoosick Falls and Richard Powers East Hoosick, plus 16 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. A daughter Mrs Charles Ray resides in Bennington. Family gathered Wednesday night. many cards flowers and well wishes.
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Hoosick Falls
Hannah Powers
Gerard Morin Sr
Paresons Ave
John Powers Sr
Morin
John Powers
Richard Powers
East Hoosick
Charles Ray
Putnam Street
Bennington
March of Dimes Workers Named For Drive in The Pownals
The Pownals drive opens with four captains naming workers for East and South Pownal. Visitation underway in Pownal Center and North Pownal with local leaders guiding the effort. The drive supports polio vaccine legacy, disability care, and a $1,000 local scholarship plan. The Arlington School Band hosts a Sadie Hawkins Dance. church women elect officers and schedule fundraisers.
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March of Dimes
The
Pownals
Pownal
David Alder
East Pownal
John Kelley
Noreman Strobridge
Peter Krawczyk
William Vien
Pownal Center
South Pownal
Barbara Patterson
Henry W. Bassen
Harold Marshall
Patricia Bisson
North Pownal Village
Marcel A. Langlais
United States
Bennington County
Arlington
Sadie Hawkins
St. James Episcopal Church
Arthur F. Moody
Elise Phillips
Carl Towery
Harry Goeckler
A. F. Moody
Lawrence Brush
Dorset Residents Visit and Training Course Notes
Dorset residents Mrs. Franklin P. Kearney and daughter Patricia of New Hartford Conn. spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Skinner. Sally Barrows visits Garden City Long Island. Pearl Tobin and Franklin Warren attend a 20 hour weekly farm management course in Manchester under Employment Security Department funds through April.
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Franklin P. Kearney
Patricia
New Hartford
Dorset
Pearl Tobin
East Rupert
Franklin Warren
the Grange
Manchester
Employment Security Department
Pownal Fish and Game Club Elects Officers
Louis Buck was named president at the annual election held at the North Pownal Firehouse. Lyman Pratt became vice president and Robert E. Rudd Jr. treasurer with Bruce Lingner as secretary. An executive committee for 1964 includes Harv ey Burdick Jr Allen Burdick Robert Lingner George Bisson Vera Langlais and Pratt.
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Louis Buck
Pownal
Vera Langlais
Lyman Pratt
Gerald Burdick
Allen Burdick
James Harrington
Bruce Lingner
Pownall
Print advertising value for shoppers in newspapers
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CLU
James Horst
University of Vermont
Thomas F. Dunn
William Hayden
Jack Little
College of Agriculture
Dunn
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Edith Beaumont
Kings Daughters
William E. Burns
River Street
PTA Dance
PTA
Central School
Burt Rockwood
Jack McLucas
James Nelson
John Halstead
First Baptist Church
Cortland Cottrell
Dayton
DuPont
Walloomsace
Bertha Hoag
Mrs. Powers
N.Y
Aturday
Main Street
Times
Vermont
Specl
Fienberg
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Volkswagen
SED., R&h
Liggett Bosworth
North Bennington Road
Helene Thompson
Margaret Dupris
John Molloy
Edward Doyle
John
Diane Keough
New York City
Doyle
Marden Skinner
Alefred Chenaille
David Richer Sr
Special
Ene
Rexall Special
Quinlan
Ena Market
Jonn Wisner
Print Advertising Association
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