Dorset Library Marks Its Centennial Tea Event
Dorset attendees included library board president Russell Weston and members Fred Burghard Margaret Burgoyne Molly Cushman Marion Dulles Lawrence Jacob Edwin Lefevre Hugh MacNair and C H Simmons. Librarian Emma Stannard and assistant Dale Earle displayed three original books Pilgrim Fathers Ecce Coelum and Gutenburg and the Art of Living. Artist Dean Fausett contributed quill drawings linked to mural panels for Cody Wyoming Whitney Gallery. The centennial tea featured guests using a goose quill and ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Library Board
Russell Weston
Fred Burghard
Margaret Burgoyne
Molly Cushman
Marion Dulles
Lawrence Jacob
Edwin Lefevre
Hugh MacNair
C.H. Simmons
Emma Stannard
Dale Earle
Gutenburg
Dean Fausett
Europe
Whitney Gallery of Western Art
Cody
Wyoming
Youth Advisory Council schedules Chicago show in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls youths vote to host a booth at a town rescue squad field day and plan a Sept. 1 Chicago performance for grades 9 through 12. Registration for advance signups is July 17 at the village clerk’s office with a $2.50 admission refundable if interest is low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth Advisory Council
Chicago
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Hoosick Falls Central School
St. Mary’s Academy
Patti Crucetti
Kathy Albowicz
Cindy Kaukas
Manchester Girl Elected As College Class Agent
Miss Pamela Fontana of Manchester Depot Vermont was elected as an alumnae class agent for Colby Junior College for Women Class of 1970. Airman J C James Gordon Woodard of Arlington now serves at Pease AFB New Hampshire. The Bazaar by Enterprise Society will be July 15 at Bailey Hall East Arlington at 2 p.m. Food and candy brought before sale day. pickup by call. Tim Lindsey promoted to Army specialist five at Ft. Leavenworth. Colby scholarship aid exceeds 100000 dollars for about 600 students. bachelor degrees in medical technology and medical records administration offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
N.H
Pamela Fontana
Manchester Depot
Vermont
Colby Junior College For Women
Peter F. Fontana
Colby
J.C
James Gordon Woodard
James Woodard
Arlington
Patricia Godek
Bennington
Pease Afb
Portsmouth
Dover
The
Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Clyde Dunlap
Mary Best
Marion Francis
Mary Houghton
Doris Geer
Anna Vaughn
Philip Bahan
Calvin Andrews
Timothy R. Lindsey
Robert D. Lindsey
U.S. Disciplinary Barracks
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Lindsey
Street Widening Plan For Gillespie Block Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls plans widening of Main and Classic Streets after demolition of the Gillespie building. State and local officials will conduct an engineering survey including culvert changes. The Gillespie block will become a parking area for the Hoosick Falls Realty Corp and National Commercial Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Gillespie
State Transportation Department
Richard A. Severson
Hoosick Falls Realty Corp
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Gillespie Block
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad Field Day Parade Opens at 2
A parade forms at Lyman and John Streets at 2 p.m. Saturday to kick off a Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad field day with three marching divisions. Washington, Bennington, and Rensselaer county units join the event, followed by demonstrations, an archery display, an auction, trophies, and square dancing at the Weir Reynolds pool ending at 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lyman
John Streets
Town of
Hoosick
John Street
Main Street
Upper Main Street
Washington
Bennington
Rensselaer County
Richard A. Severson
Royal Howard
Thomas Nugent
Hoosick Squad
Richard Cuik
Weir-Reynolds
Village Board weighs computer records and bids choice
Hoosick Falls village board debates switching to a computer record system versus an addressograph machine. Attorney Johnston to report on feasibility and bid requirements. The panel also weighs water and sewer abatements for residents abroad, with a six month vacancy proposal discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William C. Johnston
Florida
Severson
Camp Drum Summer Drills To Begin on Saturday
HOOSICK FALLS Twenty eight members of the Separate Detachment Co C ist Bn 210th Armor unit will report at the state armory at 415 a m Saturday for the first leg of their annual summer encampment. Scout Troop 64 members depart Sunday for Camp Wakpominee sponsored by Mohican Council with Scoutmaster Richard Severson attending his 15th year. They join battalion units in Troy for arrival at Camp Drum near Watertown about 1 p m. Lt John W McGrath and Capt James Smith will supervise a two week training period at Camp Drum. The final July drill of Co B 31st Internal Security Battalion New York Guard will be held Saturday at the state armory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Co. C
210Th Armor
State Armory
N.Y
Boy Scouts
Mohican Council
West Fort Ann
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Richard A. Severson
Albany
Thomas Levandowski
Michael
Troy
Camp Drum
Watertown
John W. McGrath
James Smith
Fort Knox
Co. B
31St Internal Security Battalion
New York Guard
N/A
Miss Eleanor M Sabeski resigns from Mohawk Valley CC Ithaca and will study at University of Hawaii as a graduate assistant for doctoral marine ecology starting in September. Edith Beaumont Hoosick Falls 86 9103 notes the change.
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Eleanor M. Sabeski
Kokley Ave
Mohawk Valley Community College
Ithaca
University of Hawaii
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Bennington Banner
Dorset Library
London
UPI
Victor Lupton
Margaret
Mammoth Mart
Manchester
Don B. Otis
Charles Hosley
Harned- Fowler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Vermont Veterans of Foreign Wars
Barre
John West
Phil Kelleher
Joyce Hosley
Edith Miner
Helene Thompson
Triple “S
Grand Union Empire
SWIFT
Walker
Prince’s RestaurAnt
New York
East Main Street
Ed Garneau
Arlington Lions Club
Paul Laskey
First National Stores
North
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Saes Stami
Finast
Rescue Squad
Walter Davendanis
George Peabody
Peter J. Smith
Rogers Avenue
Smith
Stereos
Edith Beaumont
MT. Equinox
ALL Lumber & Building
Greenberg
Koberi Ce
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams
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