Hoosick Falls legend Henderson Van Surdam still active at 90
Hoosick Falls native Henderson E Van Surdam aged 90 remains a tireless football advocate and traveler. The Dallas Cotton Bowl attendee has spending years in coaching, officiating, writing and public relations while visiting schools, fraternities, and football events across the country. He has been profiled in Dallas and plans to attend another Cotton Bowl game if possible, describing it as his big annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Henderson E. van Surdam
Van
Harold Rising
Esterbrook Avenue
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Times Herald
Texas
Penn State
Wesleyan University
Connecticut
New England
Marietta College
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
Washington
Roosevelt
Ohio University
University of the South
Sewanee
el Paso Military Institute
CBS
Grandma Moses Land
Los Angeles
Press Corps
Holiday Inn
Hall of Fame
Sheraton Hotel
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
New York
Education
Harry
Friendship House
Lake Placid
Arlington Dialing Budget Talk on Billboard Removal and Police Funding
Arlington selectmen plan a town meeting article to have the state pay 740000 for billboard removal while undecided on a local police protection appropriation. The town faces petitions, pending signatures, and talks with criminal justice planner Brian Albiser as voters weigh funding and service options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington — Selectmen
Robert V. Jones
Vermont Roadside Council
Manchester
Arlington Selectmen
Vermont
Selectmen
Jones
Brian Albiser
Neil Moss
Arlington
Arlingtonians
Albiser
Alan Mattison
Leo Budro
Governor’s Crime Commission
March
C. Wesley Townsend
Criminal
Townshend
Pownal Church Events List Choir Rehearsal and Meetings
Pamela Blakeman notes Wednesday programs at Pownal Baptist Church with choir rehearsal at 6 30, Women’s fellowship at 7, and a prayer service at 7 30. North Pownal Congregational Bible class meets at 7 30 at the parsonage. Cadette Scouts gather at Pownal Center School from 7 to 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Baptist Church
Women’s Fellowship
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Center School
Talk About The Stars At McCullough Mansion
Paul Bohne Sr plans a free Sunday evening program at Gov. McCullough Mansion North Bennington titled Lets Talk About The Stars using a small planetarium projector. Bohne draws on 25 years with the Weather Bureau to guide beginners through star identification, constellations, myths, naming, and seasonal sky changes. If interest grows, a series on clouds winds and atmosphere may follow. The talk aims to be an informal learning experience not a lecture and is open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bohne Sr
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Bohne
U.S
McCullough Park Foundation
Wright to discuss Bennington Program on Sunday
Ralph Wright organizer and conductor of the Bennington Program will discuss its purpose and progress at the Governor McCullough Mansion in North Bennington Sunday at 4 p.m. The program aims to reach students not served by standard methods, emphasizing fundamentals, work ethics, and respect for self and teacher. It highlights wilderness training and local business support through work-study, with a slide-show of last year’s canoe trip and a call for audience questions and input. The West Arlington Home Extension Club meets Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the West Arlington Community House with Mrs. Edward LeGrand speaking on food and nutrition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Wright
Bennington
Governor McCullough
North Bennington
Wright
West Arlington
Williams board names environmental chief
Thomas C. Jorling, a minority counsel for the U.S. Senate Public Works Committee and expert on environmental legislation, will become director of Williams College Center for Environmental Studies effective July 1. The appointment, announced by the Williams Board of Trustees, fills a vacancy since last summer. Jorling, 31, holds a master's in plant ecology and has helped draft major environmental measures including water pollution control amendments.
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Williamstown
Mass
Thomas C. Jorling
U.S. Senate Public Works Committee
Williams College Center For Environmental Studies
Williams Board of Trustees
John E. Sawyer
Jorling
Washington
Andrew J. W. Scheffey
Edwin H. Clark
Roger E. Bolton
Hopkins Memorial Forest
Henry W. Art
Nancy Hanssen
John C. Gagnon
Senate Report Outlines Bills In Committee And Proposals
The Senate notes limited activity with most work in committees. S 136 no fault bill and S 149 residency questions for 18 year olds are in committees for hearings and study. S 134 allowing additional town officers has passed the Senate. House debates an abortion bill and health and welfare committees review new measures. A Windsor correction facility project faces high bids and a shift in corrections strategy. Jerling profile mentions education and public policy work, family, and upcoming move to Williamstown.
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Senate
Judiciary Committee
House
Senate Health and Welfare Committee
Windsor
Stoneman
Bennington
Arlington
Dorset
Glastonbury
Sandgrove
Manchester
Peru
Pownal
Rupert
Sandgate
Shaftsbury
Stamford
Sunderland
Woodford
Sen. Orzel
Gay
Hammond
Hoosick Falls Students win on Answers Please TV game
Hoosick Falls St Marys High School beat Maple Hill Castleton-on-Hudson 135 to 120 on Channel 6 Saturday night earning 50 dollars for their school. They will face Keveny Academy Cohoes next week in Schenectady for a 7 30 p m taping. Players listed include John Grimm captain Kathy Cusack Donald Hebert and Stephen Wirmusky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s High School
Channel 6
Maple Hill High School
Castleton-on-Hudson
Keveny Academy of
John Grimm
Kathy Cusack
Donald Hebert
Stephen Wirmusky
Hoosick Falls
Rensselaer County Music Teachers Association
East Greenbush
Brittonhill
Berlin
Hoosie Valley
Troy
Rensselaer
Averill Park
Lansingburg
HFCS
Marlboro and Williams College lecture series on Blake and Caesar
Sir Ronald Syme, Camden Professor of Ancient History at Oxford, lectures on Julius Caesar in Marlboro College dining hall tonight with no admission fee. He is a noted expert on Roman politics and author of The Roman Revolution. Marlboro hosts Kipling Fellow status for 1971-72. Williams College English department presents Aileen Ward in Griffin Hall on William Blake and the Idea of Revolution, followed by lectures from Barbara Hernstein Smith, Blanche Gelfan, and Helen Vendler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Ronald Syme
Marlboro College
Ronald
Camden
Oxford University
Oriel College
Oxford
Trinity College
B.C
Kipling
Sir Ronald
Williamstown
Mass
Aileen Ward
Williams College
Miss Ward
Griffin
Hall
William Blake
John Keats
Brandeis University
Keats
Barbara Hernstein Smith
Bennington College
Blanche Gelfan
Syracuse University
Helen Vendler
Boston University
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Eastern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Cub Scouts
Bruce McMahon
Wallingford
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
New Orleans
L.S.A
Tulane University
Yale Club
Hollywood
Fla
American Football Coaches Association
Diplomat Hotel
Eastman Kodak Company
The
Football Coaches Association
Florida
Richmond
Virginia
Lois Potter
New York City
Pat Sullivan
New York Athletic Club
Waldorf- Astoria
Delta Kappa Epsilon
New York Touchdown Club
Essex Hotel
McKinley
Rudyard Ripley
Santos
South America
Billboard
Walker
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
McCullough
Williams Board
Madeline B. Harwood
Bennington County
Montpelier
Cincinnati
Notre Dame University
Boston College
Washington State University
Smithsonian Institution
Department of Interior
Ford Foundation
Yale University School of Forestry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Rogers
Princeton
George Washington University
SUNY
Stony Brook
American Bar Association
Jerling
Notre Dame
Sandra
Julie
Melinda
Calvin Pedersen
Talbot Thayer
William Gaillard
John Griffin
Town of
Shirley Howard
Nugent
Blake
Caesar
Main Street
Motor King
Sone Sine
Auto Stores Inc
Main ST
Dial
Bennington, VT
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