Rescue Squad Reelects Severson as President in Hoosick Falls
Richard A. Severson was reelected president of the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad at the annual meeting in Hoosick Falls New York Royal Howard was reelected vice president Mrs Mary Morin secretary and Shirley Howard treasurer Joseph Smith was elected captain replacing Robert Hebert George Colegrove re elected co captain Thomas Nugent and Joan Rogers reelected first and second lieutenants Bernard Graney Andrew Kipp and Edward O Malley were elected to the board of directors New appointments include the house committee under Andrew C Kipp Richard Lanoue and John Jones and delegates to state and county ambulance associations Altogether the squad logged 404 calls in 1964 covering 15588 miles and 1874 man hours reflecting a drop in total calls from 1963 though mileage and hours rose slightly from that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Richard A. Severson
Town of
House Committee
Andrew C. Kipp
Richard Lanoue
John Jones
Robert Hebert
New York State Ambulance and First Aid Association
Shirley Howard
Thomas G. Restino
Henry French
Howard
Vivian Smith
Thomas Nugent
Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association
Mary McGarvin
Morin
William Oglivie
Louis Haynes
O’malley
Benningtonian Named Dodge Export Manager
Albert T. Ray of Bennington has been named export manager for Dodge Fibers Corp. He will market PTFE glass supported and unsupported fabrics and materials to distributors in 18 countries, and work with licensees in Great Britain and Japan. Ray, a Trinity-Pawling and St. Lawrence alumnus, previously held roles at Dodge Fibers and other firms. he and his wife Peg live in Bennington with two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William Petiit
Dodge Fibers Corp
Albert T. Ray
Bennington
Ray
Dodge
Dodge Fibers
Tygadure Ltd
Great Britain
Dodge Fibers Co
Japan
Hoosick Falls Community notices and TV guest star
Hoosick Falls announces an American Legion Auxiliary meeting on Thursday evening February 4 at Mrs Dorothy Boys home with hostesses Mrs Emerson Andrews and Mrs Roy Draper The Cub Scout Pack 64 den mothers pack committeemen and leaders are urged to attend a pack meeting Sunday at 7 pm in the Immaculate Conception Church hall with cubmaster Raymond Vogler in charge A charter application for the pack will be made Dr Kildare Show on Channel 6 Thursday night features Peter Haskell husband of Ann Eckweiler of 11 Abbott St as guest star He has appeared on Outer Limits and will be seen in Death Valley Days Ben Casey and The Man from U N C L E He and his wife who wed in 1960 live in Los Angeles after moving from New York City last year
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Immacculate Conception Church Hall
Raymond Vogler
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Dr. Kildare
Channel 6
Peter Haskell
Ann Eckweiler
George Eckweiler
Abbott St
Haskell
Death Valley Days
Ben Casey
Man
U.N. C.L.E
Haskells
Los Angeles
New York City
Bennington youth gets two month jail term in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls NY. Justice Thomas G. Restino imposed a two month sentence in Rensselaer County Jail on Barry Purdy 21 of Bennington for disorderly conduct following a Sunday morning arrest outside Four Maple Restaurant on New York 7. Purdy had earlier been arrested outside Carl's Restaurant and fined 25 for disorderly conduct 50 for third degree assault and ordered to stay out of New York for one year. The county judge reduced the sentence from one year after counsel for Purdy and state police recommended it. A companion sought in both incidents remained at large.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Thomas G. Restino
Rensselaer County
Barry Purdy
Main St
Bennington
Purdy
New York 7
Restino
Carl
Court of Law
Pownal Scout News Details Feb Meetings and Plans
The Pownal area reports multiple scouting updates. Cub Scout leaders Mrs Burrington and Mrs Burrington call a Thursday 4 PM meeting at the Burrington home. 4-H knitting at Miss Buck’s North Pownal was canceled for illness. next session Feb 9 at Miss Langlais’s home. Troop 47 plans a simulated campsite for Taconic Council Scout-O-Rama Feb 6 at Bennington Armory. A Green Bar School for patrol leaders starts Feb 7 led by Scoutmaster Rolland Roy. Future hiking requirements for advancement will be directed by Harold Rhodes. Swimming instruction for first class will be available weekly at the YMCA in North Adams with transport by William Frost, Lyle Grusendorf and Harold Rhodes. The January Troop 47 executive committee meeting was well attended. a board of review is set for Tuesday at 7 PM in preparation for a court of honor. Members present include Scoutmaster Roy, Assistant Scoutmaster Pudvar, Cubmaster Ricker, and several den mothers. A new member, David Walsh Sr., joined the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 47
Taconic Council
Bennington Armory
Rolland Roy
Harold Rhodes
YMCA
North Adams
William Frost
Lyle Grusendorf
Boy Scout Troop 47
Scout
Robert Pudvar
David Ricker, Jr
Dexter Moore
Richard Champney
Marcel Langlais
Edward McKeever
New Cobleskill Baby David Thomas Niles Born
White Creek resident Raymond Niles, Cobleskill student, spends two weeks with his parents. At Putnam Memorial Hospital a son born January 23 weighs seven pounds and is named David Thomas. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Harry Peabody and Mr and Mrs Ralph Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Niles
Cobleskill
Charles Niles
C. Thomas Hunt
Putnam Memorial Hospital
David Thomas
Harry Peabody
Ralph Hunt
Pownal Student Named Homemaker of Tomorrow at HFCS
Hoosick Falls Central School named Linda Zimmer daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Zimmer of North Pownal as the 1965 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow after she scored highest on a December 1 written homemaking exam. She plans to attend college, majoring in home economics. This honor comes with potential state and national recognition and scholarships supported by a long history of awards exceeding 1 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Linda Zimmer
Charles Zimmer
North Pownal
Hoosick Falls Central School
Betty Crocker
Zimmer
Manchester Elementary gets new junior high math teacher
Charles Bebo of Hartford New York begins duties in grades 7 and 8. He recently graduated from Castleton College and commutes daily from Manchester. He and his wife, both teachers, have four grown children. The Film Society marks its fourth meeting at Burr and Burton Seminary gym with two films, Austrian and British, at 8 p.m. Sidney Davis, district ranger for Green Mountain National Forest, heads to Seattle to review ski areas and attend a winter sports administration meeting in Aspen in early February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Charles Bebo
Hartford
N.Y
Castleton College
Bebo
U.S. Post Office
Whitehall
Sidney B. Davis
Central Ranger District
Green Mountain National Forest
Seattle
Wash
Aspen
Colo
North Bennington Women Fellowship Formed At Baptist Church
The newly organized Women’s Fellowship at North Village Baptist Church in Bennington began with 31 women at a first meeting in the church social rooms. A covered dish supper preceded the meeting and officers were installed, including president Mrs Carl Jolivette and treasurer Mrs Alex Thomson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Alfred Scott
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Rescue Squad
Severson
Floyd Marsh
High Street
R.D. Cambridge
Main Street
Marsh
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Frank Demick
Benningtonian
Dodge Export
Edith Beaumont
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Boys
Emerson Andrews
Roy Draper
RCA Victor
Martinique
New Wise
Dave
Main St. Bennington
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Bruce Burrington
Joel Burrington
Cub Scouts
Burrington
Pownal Pioneers
Betty Ann Buck
Laura Langlais
Scout News
Eleanor Niles
Vermont
Brandy Distillers CO
N.Y.C
Coronet
I. Bee Vs
Otela
Pownal
HFCS
Janet van Loon
Film Society of Manchester
Burr and
Burton Seminary Gym
Walker
North Village
George Delaney
Missions
Robert Peckham
Christian Training
Marietta Ward
White Cross
Grace Reed
Scott
Reed
Jolivette
Women’s Society
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Mae Hewitt
Edith Burns
Charles Perkins
William Appledorn
Mademoiselle
Lapiuma
Salvatore
Main St. Benn., Vt
Spring St. Williamstown, Mass
Bill Hogan
Chevrolet
Cadillac, Inc
West Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
Cadillac
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