Hoosick Falls Alumni Banquet Held in Williamstown
A 350 strong crowd attended Hoosick Falls Central School Alumni Banquet at the 1896 House in Williamstown. Ralph Bullock served as toastmaster. Walter Beckstein welcomed attendees. oldest and 50 year members were honored. baby class of 1963 welcomed. officers elected. evening closed with Alma Mater and dancing.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Williamstown
Ralph Bullock
Walter Beckstein
Wiley Sherwood
Lydia Armstrong
Ralph McEachron
Florence Cross Boughton
Bloomington
N.Y
St Marys Academy Alumni Banquet Attracts 170 In Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS New York 170 alumni and guests attended the St Marys Academy annual Alumni Banquet at the Old Byars House. Attendees ranged from classes 1896 to 1963 with special honors to oldest members and 50 year class members. James Brahan served as toastmaster and the Alumni Association presented funds to Father Bauman for school use. New officers were elected: Moe Haynes president James Shaw vice president Mary LaRoche secretary Maureen McGrath treasurer.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Mary Kenney
Mary Fleming
Fleming
Katherine LaFlamme
Edward Reinfort
Angie Carelli
Carl Cunningham
George Kaukas
James M. Brahan
Charles A. Bauman
Kenneth Kennedy
James Nealon
A. J. Salluzzo
Ann Smith
Betty McMartin
Thomas Restino
Father Bauman
Father Kennedy
Restino
Brahan
Robert
Moe) Haynes
James Shaw
Mary LaRoche
Maureen McGrath
Chapel Ground Broken at University of Vermont
Ground was broken Wednesday for St Anselm s Chapel on the Redstone Campus of the University of Vermont. The 82000 dollar one story brick chapel will house St Anselm s Mission and serve the campus Council for Cooperative Ministry. The Rev Donald E Boyer says the facility will seat 150 and feature a tee floor plan with a central pulpit symbolic of Sacrament and Word.
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Burlington
St. Anselm’s
Redstone
University of Vermont
St. Anselm’s Mission
Episcopal Congregation
Donald E. Boyer
Episcopal
UVM
Council For Cooperative Ministry
Baptists
Cambridge Books changes hands in Cambridge New York
Cambridge Books in Cambridge New York passes to Mr and Mrs Peter D Proud from Gustav and Beverly Thum. The Prouds plan to keep existing policies and expand with Browser Bargains used books and Remainders. Store hours 10 am to 5 30 pm six days a week with Friday evenings till 5 30 pm.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Books
Peter D. Proud
Gustav
Beverly Thum
Prouds
Eton Stationary
Hallmark
Norcross
Proud
Cambridge Central School
Bennington College
Ford Foundation
Lions Club
Cambridge Youth Commission
Professional and Businessmen’s Association
Shaftsbury Fire Company Festival Sparks July Fourth
Shaftsbury Fire Company prepares for its annual Firecracker Festival at the Shaftsbury Playground. Booths built by volunteers are set up for storage and rental. rides, games, and refreshments start Wednesday at 6 p.m. Activities on July Fourth include races, a band, square dancing, and a dusk fireworks finale.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Fire Company
Shaftsbury Playground
Green Mountain Wheelers
Raleigh Fleetwood
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Gunnar Schonbeck
Girl Scout Troop 4 Tours Howe Caverns in New York
In Cambridge New York last week thirteen members of Mrs William Doxseys Girl Scout Troop 4 and twenty three from Troop 3 joined chaperones for a day trip to Howe Caverns. The girls toured the Winding Way saw the Leaning Tower of Pisa stalagmite rode a boat on an underground lake 200 feet below ground and sang Girl Scout songs on the return to the dock. They had a picnic lunch in the cavern grove and arrived back in Cambridge around 4 30 p.m. with souvenirs.
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Cambridge
N.Y
William Doxsey
Elizabeth Ridler
John Seaman
Gus Dering
Milton Fournier
Martha Adams
Sybil Dustin
Ann Dustin
Diane Fournier
Cambridge Central School
Howe Caverns
Pisa
Camebridge
Cambridge Ten candystripers begin hospital orientation week
Cambridge high school girls receive orientation and training for candystripers at Mary McClellan Hospital led by Mrs. William Engle. New volunteers from Cambridge Greenwich and Salem join, with 23 girls on a summer schedule and assignments now including X ray and emergency room duties. Eight Cambridge Girl Scout Troop 3 members register for Camp Kowannkomi at Caroga Lake.
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Mary McClellan Hospital
William Engle
Cambridge
Margaret Frazier
Sheila Hunt
Joanne Mook
Janice Skorupski
Greenwich
Judith Allen
Bonnie Hoag
Gwen Powell
Sara Skiff
Salem
Catherine McEachron
Nancy Lauder
Hospital
Cambridge Girl Scout Troop 3
Camp Kowannkomi
Caroga Lake
Lynn Leadford
Meme Elo
Debby Bowler
Nancy Voerman
Cammie Hudson
Carol King
Chris Decker
Cherry Seaman
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George Usher
Robert Niles
White Creek
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Robert Shaw
George Spendiff
Albert Wright
Theodore Anderson
Paul Moseley
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Jean Gavagan
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Rudolph Marshall
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John Nolan Sr
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James Brahan
Blanche Seward Shea
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Taylor Rowland
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