Try for Two School Positions In Hoosick Falls Elections
Hoosick Falls N Y. Voters will choose two school directors at tonight’s Hoosick Falls Central School District annual meeting in the auditorium lobby from 2 to 8 pm with two voting machines. Incumbents Charles L Frazier and Arthur E Smith Jr seek five year terms. Leonard E Liporace opposes Frazier and Harold L Peckham Jr contests Smith. Budget totaling 1 912 055 dollars, up 130 805 from last year, to be voted on at 8 pm after results. Tax levy set at 344 000, up 9 500.
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Hoosick Falls Central
Charles L. Frazier
Arthur E. Smith Jr
North Petersburg
Leonard E. Liperace
Blue Flame Fuel Service
John
Frazier
Liporace
Board of Eduction
White Creek and area community notes from last week
Eleanor Niles annual picnic at Herbert Austin camp near Hedges Lake. next meeting at Donald George home. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Charles Herrington and Mrs. Frank Hulihan at Elmer Jandrow camp Kyken Pond for the christening of Hulihan’s great grandson, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. James Billert. Billert is Linda Jandrow. Charles John Murphy injured hand in haying accident last Saturday. Stephen Lake visiting parents in Oneonta. Linore Janet and Tim Marsh at 4-H Camp Ondawa Sunderland Vermont. Mrs. John Souness back from Putnam Memorial Hospital after several days’ stay.
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Herbert Austin
Hedges Lake
Donald George
Charles Herrington
Frank Hulihan
Elmer Jandrow
Kyken Pond
Stephen Lake
James Lake
Oneonta
Linore
Janet
Tim Marsh
Ondawa
Sunderland
John Souness
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hoosick Falls Community Notices Roundup
Edith Beaumont to speak at Hoosick Falls Grafton Policy Advisory Council meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at the CEO Center 4 Third St public invited A ham and peach shortcake supper set for North Petersburg chapel Thursday July 23 starting 5 30 p m Ronald Bornt former village police sergeant returns home 10 Ball St LeBarron family reunion July 19 at Shields pavilion Hedges Lake Officers to preside include Robert Martinoli Forest Williams and Clara LeBarron Next year officers to be elected Hoosick Falls Little League playoffs Giants vs Mets Minor League All Star game July 19 Major League All Star game July 19 2 p m Harold L Peckham Sr transferred from Putnam Memorial Hospital to Albany Medical Center in ICU awaiting brain surgery Town Planning Board to meet Wednesday night fog hill highway feasibility inspection Town Rescue Squad moved Robert Brenenstuhl to Putnam Memorial Hospital hand injury Post Office custodian Andrew C Kipp to 10 Munsell St return from hospital
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Ronald W. Bornt
Ball St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
LeBarron
Shields’ Pavilion
Hedges Lake
Hoosick
Giants
Mets
Noble and Wood Field
Harold L. Peckham Sr
South Street
Albany Medical Center
Peckham
Town Planning Board
Fog Hill
Hoosick Rescue
Robert Brenenstuhl
Brenenstuhl
Andrew C. Kipp
U.S. Post Office
Kipp
Munsell St
Church Women Plan Lawn Fair at Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center announces the Church Women of Zion Episcopal Church fourth annual summer fair on Wednesday July 29 on the Parish House lawn. The event opens at 10 a.m. with merchandise, flower and garden tables, baked goods, white elephant items, handsewn goods, pony rides for children, games, and a new sandwiches and iced tea table served under the trees. The fair aligns with Mary and Martha Day and features many local contributors and activities.
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Manchester
Church Women of Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Manchester Church Concert Promises Bach and Original Pieces
A vocal and instrumental concert at Zion Church in Manchester on Sunday July 26 at 8:00 p.m. will feature works by Bach Milaud and Moore along with Joseph Stannard’s original piece Happy Music for voices woodwinds brass percussion and organ. Vocal solos will be sung by Mrs. Robert Davis Mrs. Robert Jordan Mrs. James Stannard and Mrs. Paul Wilcox. The public is invited to attend.
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Manchester
Zion Church
Bach
Milaud
Moore
Joseph Stannard
Governor Davis to Meet Public at Altobell Home Coffee
Shaftsbury Governor Davis will visit the home of Selectman Anthony Altobell on Sycamore Lane tomorrow at 10 30 a m for coffee and discussion. The public is invited.
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Gov. Davis
Anthony Altobell
Sycamore Lane
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