Cambridge Central School yearbook honors librarian and seniors
Cambridge New York dedicates this year’s yearbook to Mrs Iona Carpenter who served as school librarian for 12 years and died last December. An in memoriam honors Wells College freshman Helen Greminger who died in May 1961. Senior winners listed include Wittiest Jo Booker Terry Briggs. best students Betsy King Benjy White. most likely to succeed Cynthia Wands Seth Craig. best athletes Ellen Bates Ken Stinner. and many other award recipients.
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Cambridge
N. Y
Cambridge Central School
Iona Carpenter
Helen Greminger
Wells College
Wittiest
Jo Booker
Terry Briggs
Betsy King
Benjy White
Cynthia Wands
Seth Craig
Donna Pratt
Harvey LeBarron
Ellen Bates
Ken Stinner
Marge Hunt
Dan Pemrick
Margaret Farrara
Michael Barratto
Sandra Elliot
Thomas
Linda Sardi
Fred Knapp
Kenneth Stinner
Linda Lufkin
Sandra Christiansen
Donna Aiken
Gary Wetherby
Lola Wesner
Dorothy Stinner
Benjamin White
Church To Resume Evening Services At Whiteidle
Cambridge N Y The Whiteidle Church will reopen for evening vesper services from June 10 to August 19 after yearlong closures. Youth groups from Houghton College and local councils will lead on successive Sundays with coffee hours after each service and offerings funding a Christian service scholarship.
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Cambridge
N. Y
Cambridge Council of Churches
United Presbyterian Church
Benjamin White
Youth of One Accord
Houghton College
Embury Methodist Church
Lakeville Baptist Church
Cossaguna
Whitsid
Community Notes From White Creek And Nearby
White Creek residents report visitors from Newburgh and East Pepperell. An infant named Joseph Gary joins the Brownell family with Mrs. Stuart Brownell Jr. Newly welcomed Maureen marks a Hosier Hospital birth in Troy. Local seniors Gulley and Bouplon joined a NYC trip. Kitchen Conference No 2 gathers June 14 hosted by Gordon and Byars. WSCS at Jermain Methodist shared a stork shower for Mrs. Clinton Carter.
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George Lobdell
John Olsen
Newburgh
N.Y
Stuart Brownell Jr
Joseph Gary
Brownell
Catherine Brown
Maurice Matteson
East Pepperell
Mass
Clarence J. Decker
Walter Hulchan
Jermain Methodist Church
Maurice Taber
Clinton Carter
Lois Carlton Wins PhD From University of Maryland
Lois Carlton receives a PhD from the University of Maryland on June 9 during ceremonies honored by Richard Rodgers who received an honorary Doctor of Music. Carlton, a North Adams native, served in the Women's Army Corps and taught as a teaching assistant this year before joining Baltimore Junior College faculty in September.
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Lois Carleton
Frank Cummings
West Main St
James Carleton
North Adams
Mass
University of Marland
Richard Rodgers
College Glee Club
Miss Carleton
St. Joseph’s High School
Our Lady of the Elms College
Chicopee
Women’s Army Corps
Department of Defense
Washington, D.C
University of Maryland
Baltimore Junior College
Hub House Seized After Odor Prompts Police Visit
Boston police broke into a Hyde Park dwelling after neighbors complained of foul odor. They found 111 dogs on the ground floor and about 60 cats upstairs. A 63 year old widow was detained for mental observation as crews removed the animals. The home was deemed unfit for any animal to live in.
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Hub House
Hyde Park
Animal Rescue League
Boston State Hospital
Rhode Island Woman's Golf Qualifying Leader Takes Early Lead
Providence AP reports 37-year-old mother of two Mrs Henry Packer led Rhode Island Women's Golf Championship qualifying at Ledgemont CC with an 81 paring. She used nine one putts to post a 38 43 total atop a field of 65. Mrs Packer lives in Fall River Massachusetts and plays out of Wannamansett Wan Magepo Middletown. Second place went to Mrs Ross Richards Wanna mossett with 82 and four-time champion June Bobel Valley CC shot 83.
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Providence
R. I
Rhode Island
Ledgemont Country Club
Henry Packer
Ross Richards
Wannamossett
June Bobel
Valley Country Club
Paran Opens Summer at Lake Paran North Bennington
Paran Recreations Inc. will officially open the Lake Paran swimming and recreation facilities on Saturday June 16. Bernard Bud Leamy returns as executive director with Cathy Elwell and Ty Trainor as lifeguards, Laura Nowak in the concession stand, and Simeon Crosier as utility assistant. Memberships are available to North Bennington Shaftsbury and Bennington residents, with free admission for children under 10. Special events and concerts are planned, with a potential Fourth of July weekend celebration.
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North Bennington
Paran Recreations, Inc
Paran
Bernard
Bud) Leamiy
NBHS
Cathy Elwell
Ty Trainor
Laura Nowak
Simeon Crosier
Paul Crane
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Battenkill Grange Notes Proclaim Grange Week Kennedy Era
Arlington June 3 to 10 proclaimed Grange week by President Kennedy and governors during commemoration of the Oliver Hudson Kelly Homestead as a National Grange shrine. Battenkill Grange met June 6 with Worthy Master Alford Clayton presiding and guest lecturer Mrs. Catherine Gibbs.
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Kennedy
Oliver Hudson Kelly
Grange
Washington, D.C
Battenkill Grange
Alford Clayton
Dale Mason
East Arlington
Elaine Decker
Battenhill Grange
New York
George Bicknell
Arlington Memorial High School
Clarence Decker III
Louise
Johnston Defeats Hollings for Senate Nomination in South Carolina
US Senator Olin D. Johnston defeats Governor Ernest Hollings by a landslide in the Senate race with 175,073 to 89,487 votes as 1,469 of 1,604 precincts report. Johnston will face W. D. Workman Jr. in November. Donald Russell wins the Democratic nomination for governor, with no Republican opposition in November.
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Columbia
S.C
Olin D. Johnston
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Senate
Johnston
Hollings
W. D. Workman Jr
Donald Russell
Spartanburg
University of South Carolina
Burnet R. Maybank
Hoosick Falls Board Tackles Land Violations and Local Requests
Hoosick Falls Village Board met Monday night approving several requests and reviewing code issues. The treasurer presented the annual report for 1961 62. Building inspector Warner Harrison discussed a prior private property complaint and next steps on hazardous properties. Water committee chair James O Neill urged residents to limit sprinkler use. The White Creek Fire Department may install a self funded phone in the fire house. A fire box is to be added on McCaffrey Street for Dodge Fibers Corp. One way traffic on Waiton Street from Church to Main was approved. St Mary s Alumni Association may fence the park in front of St Mary s Academy.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Doris M. McGuire
Warner Harrison
Harrison
O’neill
Water Committee
White Creek
McCaffrey Street
Dodge Fibers Corporation
Waiton Street
Church
Main Street
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
St. Mary’s Academy
Fourteen area youths to attend Boys State at Norwich University
Fourteen delegates from North Bennington Bennington and Catholic high schools depart Sunday for Boys State at Norwich University Northfield. They travel in two Post 13 American Legion sponsored buses, with chaperones Mr and Mrs David Knights and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Baker. Return is June 23. Delegates include Jonathan Durand Peter Holden Gale Harrington Simeon Crosh Ronald Pollock Franklin Farrar Richard Walker Keith Watkin Gregory Palmer Craig Galipeau George Allard John Kornitzer Patrick Henry Marcel Lettre.
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Norwich
Northfield
North Bennington High School
Jonathan Durand
Oliver Durand
Peter Holden
Justice
James S. Holden
Gale Harrington
Gerald Harrington
Shaftsbury
Simeon Crosh
Royal Crosier
North Bennington
Bennington High School
Ronald K. Pollock
Robert Pollock
Grandview St
Franklin Farrar
F. Farrar
County St
Richard Walker
Philip Walker
Merson Street
Keith L. Watkin
Keith E. Watkin
Bennington
Gregory Palmer
Vaughn Palmer
Bradford Street
Bennington Catholic High School
Craig Galipeau
Francis Galipeau
Division Street
George Allard
John Kornitzer
William Kornitzer
Scott Street
Patrick Henry
Harry Henry
Washington Ave
Marcel Lettre
Checklist Session Called in Dorset
The Dorset Board of Civil Authority will meet Friday, June 22 at 7:30 p.m. at the town manager's office in Dorset to revise the checklist for the special town meeting on Tuesday, June 26. The vote will authorize a new post office building on the site of the old Dorset Schoolhouse and approve issuing $30,000 in bonds.
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Dorset
Dorset Board of Civil Authority
East Dorset
Hoosick Falls Board Hears RR Crossing Progress Report
Village board receives Boston and Maine Railroad letter detailing a May 16 Albany meeting with the State Highway Department and Public Service Commission. Proposals to eliminate all grade crossings face cost concerns and lack of funding, with action contingent on a village petition.
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Boston and Maine Railroad
Albany
State Highway Department
Public Service Commission
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Highway Department
Boston and Main Railroad
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