Hoosick Falls Governing Bodies to Hold Competing Elections
Hoosick Falls New York hosts two elections tonight. The Hoosick Falls Central School Board votes from 2 to 8 pm on the annual budget with Arthur E. Smith seeking another term unopposed while Charles L. Frazier faces Stanley Arasim in a contested bid. The village board meets at 7:30 pm in the Municipal Building.
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Hoosick Falls
Arthur E. Smith
Charles L. Frazier
Stanley Arasim
North Hoosick
Local Visitors and Travel Plans Filmed in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick residents and relatives are reported visiting relatives in Rivervale New Jersey and Pittsfield Massachusetts while others announce travel, home sales, and new living arrangements. Listings include the Clipperlys in Rivervale, the Cipperlys and Websters from Petersburg, the Walkers of Waltham with Cropseyville kin, and May Herrington selling her Main Street home to Verda Philpott and moving to 53 Hoosick Street with Alta Brownell.
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Paul B. Clpperly
Paul
Rivervale
N.J
William Stosick
Louise Cipperly
Leona Webster
Petersburg
California
Carl Walker
Waltham, Mass
Leon Brown
Cropseyville
Harold Beebe
Dianne
Pittsfield
Mass
Brown
Edward Lohnes
Canon City
Colo
Harold G. Lohnes
Floyd Canfield
Mary
Helen Bowie
Harry W. Blair
Loudonville
Hazel Hill
Eagle Bridge
Cantelo
John Bristol
Eagle Mills
Charles E. Breer
Grace Ill
Rockville
Conn
May Herrington
Main Street
Verda Philpott
Alta Brownell
Hoosick St
Hoosick Falls
Vermont Scout Group Heads to 1965 International Roundup
A North Bennington led Vermont group of 24 Girl Scouts departs from Pittsfield station for the 1965 International Roundup in Idaho. Lt Gov Daley, honorary participant, introduced amid relatives and scouts from eastern Massachusetts. They return to Pittsfield July 30 at 6:30 a.m. with no speeches planned.
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Betty Riley
Barbara Riley
Meridyth Whitman
North Bennington
Idaho
Vermont
Pittsfield
Barbara
Patricia Daley
Rutland
Daley
Massachusetts
New England
North Bennington Notes and Travel Updates
Mrs Bess Woodlock has recovered enough to return home on Mechanic Street Extension from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Miss Catherine Corcoran of NBHS plans six weeks in Honolulu with her brother Lt Col Edward Corcoran. NB Scout unit with Bob McWaters Alan McWaters and Dave Wickenden enjoys Philmont trip despite a flooded Garden City Colorado campsite. Nicholas F W Hanks joins about 700 visitors to University of Wisconsin Madison campus to register for autumn studies.
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Bess Woodlock
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mechanic St
Catherine Corcoran
NBHS
Honolulu
Edward W. Corcoran
Philmont
N.M
Bob McWaters
Alan McWaters
Dave Wickenden
Garden City
Colo
Nicholas F.W. Hanks
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Wisc
Pownal strawberry supper nets 181.63 for church
The Women’s Fellowship of Pownal Center Community Church hosted a well attended Saturday strawberry supper at the center firehouse. Proceeds totaled 181.63. A list of organizers and servers is given and local residents hosted visitors including a Fulbright scholar Rev. David Johnson visiting from England.
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Women’s Fellowship
Pownal Center
Center Firehouse
Zuron Huse
David Niles
John Barber
Kenneth Gile
Ira Chaffee
Charles Gates
Frances Lampman
Ernest Roberts
Floyd Patterson
Ralph Mattison
April Mattison
Carol Ryder
Christine Lampman
Frank L. Haley
River Road
Pownal
Charles W. Rounds
West Chesterfield
N.H
David Johnson
Tinghamshire
England
Thomas P. Hurley
World Council of Churches
California Theological Seminary
Johnson
Sherwood Forest
Fletcher Hall
Rolland Roy
New York State
Canada
Wilbur Hansen
Shelton
Barnstormers To Sing Here In North Bennington
North Bennington Baptist Church hosts The Barnstormers male choral group on Saturday at 8 p.m. donation concert with proceeds shared by local sponsors. A preconcert smorgasbord dinner starts at 6 p.m. in the church social rooms. the group has toured since 1946 from Waterbury Connecticut.
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North Bennington
Waterbury
Conn
Baptist Youth Fellowship
The
Baptist Church
Vermont Writers Convene At UVM Summer Institute
About 75 writers from across Vermont attended the League of Vermont Writers summer institute at UVM. President Shannon McCune welcomed attendees as Ronald Reed introduced speakers. Notables included Charles Paul May urging writers to write what they read and stress on research.
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Burlington
Vermont
League of Vermont Writers
UVM
Shannon McCune
Ronald Reod
League
Charles Paul May
New York Times
Radio Women
Mary Pearl
Eleanor Clark
Horace B. Eldred
Champlain College
Hotel Vermont
Thyra Bjorn
Little, Brown and Co
Mary Rackliffe
Marguerite Wolf
Faith Prior
Elizabeth Kirkness
Bennington
Carlo Walter
Searsburg
The
Bennington Banner
Bible School Graduates At Cambridge
Cambridge N Y more than 150 children completed the Cambridge Vacation Bible School held for two weeks. Graduation exercises were held in the Village Church Friday evening July 9. Directors and teachers included Mrs Charles Clark Mrs Lawrence Tate Mrs Milton Cross Mrs Harold Ehrenfreund Mrs Kens eth Gottry Mrs Clinton Carter Rev Clinton Cater Rev Neil Ramsaroop Miss Suzanne Gottry Miss Susanne Ehren freund Miss Clare Tate Miss Deborah McGeoch Mrs William McGeoch and Miss Jerry Hall Ivan Cheney Samuel Weller Louis Center and others directed woodworking for older boys.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Vacation Bible School
Charles Clark
Lawrence Tate
Milton Cross
Harold Ehrenfreund
Kenseth Gottry
Clinton Carter
Joy Andrews
Paul Bellemare
Clement Crowe
Clinton Cater
Neil Ramsaroop
Suzanne Gottry
Susanne Ehrenfreund
Clare Tate
Deborah McGe
Weston Craft Demos Fly Tying and Marble Jewelry
Dr. Raymond Harris of Landgrove and Francis Laliberte of Rutland will lead two Weston Craft demonstrations at the Old Grist Mill this weekend sponsored by Vermont Craftsmen Inc. Harris will show fly tying Saturday 2 to 4 p.m. Laliberte will demonstrate marble jewelry Sunday 2 to 4 p.m. His wife accompanies him. her comment sparked his start in marble work.
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Weston
Raymond Harris
Landgrove
Francis Laliberte
Rutland
Vermont Craftsmen, Inc
Harris
Springfield
Laliberte
East Arlington Bazaar Tea Event Plans Held July 21
East Arlington Federated Church announces summer bazaar and tea on July 21 starting at 2 p.m. Mrs. Harry Hayden leads committees including food chair Harold Best. Boise events include a theft joke note. Activities feature Yankee Doodlers music, pony rides, fish pond, and a 7:30 p.m. country auction.
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East Arlington
The
Enterprise Society of
Max Grout
John Dahl
Roy Grout
Warwick Todd
Clyde Dunlap
Yankee Doodlers
Wilford Wallace
Francis Owen
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Manchester
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Dartmouth College
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Drysdale’s
Savings and Loan Association
Peace Corps
the Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
Advertising Council
Lt. Gov. Daley
Elizabeth Dwyer
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Barnstormers
Gillingham
Eng
UPI
Cambridge Fire Department
Main
Greenwich
Easton
Argyle
Cossaguna
Fort Edward
Middle Falls
Mac’s Lunch
Air Land Motors
Shamrock Grill
Ernest Raemer
Greenwich Police Department
Cambridge Firemen’s Auxiliary
Woodruff
Philadelphia
Arlington High School
Future Homemakers of America
Linda James
Pamela Blair
Rose Anne Henning
Arlington
Dorset
Patience Brooks
George Streeter Jr
Millville, N.J
South Dorset
Mr. Streeter
George Streeter Sr
Bible School
Hrris
Nutley
Lafayette College
UP Dental School
France
Air Force
Ella
N. J
John Ten Eyck
Farleigh Dickinson University
East Arlington Bazaar
Boise, Idaho
Miss Fortune
Boise