Falls Central board sets new budget and hikes teacher salaries
Hoosick Falls Central School teachers backed a contract raising pay with a 400 across the board increase plus step raises to 14 years. Starting bachelor salary 7400. Health insurance for dependents up to 75 percent. The district approved extra funds for facilities and hired new staff while presenting a 1971-72 budget of 2,092,827 with a 6.5 percent levy increase to 367,000.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
HFCS
Philip Leonard
Supt. Leonard
Ellen Patrikus
Cooperstown
Patrikus
State University At
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Central School
Hoosick Falls Central
Rensselaer County
Demolition Awarded for Cuddihy Building in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village board awarded the Cuddihy building demolition contract to Alex Schmigel for 3000 dollars after two bids. The board required insurance proof and held the village liable for nothing. Neighbors Harry Sternberg and Eugene Salluzzo attended and agreed on the plan. The second bid was 7350 dollars by J V Palsnello Contractors of Rensselaer.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Street
Alex Schmigel
Harry Sternberg
Eugene Salluzzo
J.V. Palsnello Contractors
Rensselaer
Munsell Street
Raymond
Joan Rogers
Harvard Graduate Student Named Wilmington High Principal
A 31 year old Harvard graduate student, Steven R. Goldberg of Cambridge, Mass., has been appointed principal of Wilmington High School succeeding Russell Hanson who resigns to teach full time in math and science. Hanson, 56, served since 1950 and will teach biology, science and math next year. Goldberg, with a Williams College BA, brings experimental education experience from Harvard and Cambridge School System and was chosen from ten applicants.
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Wilmington
Harvard
Steven R. Goldberg
Cambridge
Mass
Russell Hanson
Hanson
Goldberg
Williams College
Graduate School of Education
Newton South
North Reading
Lincoln-Sudbury
Massachusetts
Lynde H. Kimball
Wilmington School Board
Kimball
New Hampshire
Wilmington Selectmen
John Plonski
American University
Charles Trebbe
POW letter drive draws strong support in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary reports a highly successful POW letter writing campaign from Memorial Day parade crowds. About 500 coupons were signed and placed in receptacles for mailing to the American Red Cross in Washington, DC, then Hanoi. New coupons will be made and distributed at local stores to widen participation. Judy Burke Day is set for June 6 at St Marys Academy to honor retiring teacher Mrs Morgan Burke. Frank Irick of High Street is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital.
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Hoosick Falls
Elks Auxiliary
Grand Union
Judy Burke
St. Mary’s Academy High School
Morgan Burke
St. Mary's Academy
Frank Irick
High Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Wedding in Williams Town Joins Park and Ellsworth
Mr and Mrs Howard Thomas and Mr and Mrs Gerald Clayton with their children attended the wedding of David Park to Kathleen Marie Ellsworth in St Patrick Church Williams Town Mass. David Park is the son of Mr and Mrs William Park and Kathleen is from Williamstown. Mrs William Park is a cousin of Mrs Thomas.
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Howard Thomas
Gerald Clayton
Williamstown
Mass
David Park
William Park
Kathleen Marie Ellsworth
St. Patrick’s Church
Thomas
In praise of Vermont by Joe Swayze
Four young New Yorkers camping at Woodford State Park during Memorial Day weekend share their love of rural Vermont. They describe stars as vivid and country life as appealing, while city life behind, they wonder about rock festivals and city haze fading in the countryside.
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Joe Swayze
Woodford
Woodford State Park
Vermont
State Park
Ozone Park
Queens
Joe Aresco
Psan
Bob Becker
Manhattan Community College
Canada
Becker
Aresco
Vee
Virginia
Zambito
Diane Reichard
Carl Johnson
William Carlisle
Carlisle
Chester Depot
Borough of
Joe
Bob
Diane
New York
Williamstown names two resident designers for theatre season
Williamstown Theatre Festival announces John Conklin and Santo Loquasto as resident designers for its 17th season at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College opening July 1. Conklin returns for a 12th season with credits at Long Wharf Santa Fe Opera Seattle Repertory and NY Pro. Loquasto begins his seventh year, noted for acclaimed designs including A Long Day's Journey Into Night and Camino Real.
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Mass
John Conklin
Santo Loquasto
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
Conklin
Peter Hunt
Washington Arena
New Haven
Long Wharf Theatre
Santa Fe Opera House
Seattle
New York
Yale School
Aulis
Ondine
St Joan
Loquasto
Hartford —_ Company
Yale Repertory Theatre
Cemetery rules urged for memorial day decorations
Shaftsbury Cemetery Commissioner Earl Cross advised residents to remove vases flowers and other decorations before memorial day weekend to prevent scattering and lawn maintenance obstructions across the Shafts bury cemeteries. A regular meeting of the Shaftsbury Fire Department is set for tonight at 8 at the firehouse.
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Earl Cross
Shaftsbury
Cross
Shaftsbury Fire Department
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Aujus
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