Robberies Reported in Cambridge New York
Cambridge police report two robberies on Saturday. At William Robertson's barber shop on West Main Street a theft of 40 to 50 dollars occurred while the owner was away. The second incident at the Cambridge Grage on South Park Street involved two minors aged 14 and 16. one was arrested on Avenue A and the other the next morning.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Philip Sica
William Robertson
West Main Street
Robertson
Sica
Cambridge Grage
South Park Street
Avenue A
Kenneth LeGrys
White Creek Eleanor Niles Methodist Day Observed
Eleanor Niles Methodist Student Day was observed at Jermain Methodist Church on June 13. Youth class members Carol George, Bonnie Craig, Linda Niles, and Eileen Taber opened the program with verses and songs. Beginner to junior classes presented readings, exercises, and recitations, with many named participants listed and Sunday school staff named.
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Jermain Methodist Church
Carol George
Bonnie Craig
Linda Niles
Eileen Taber
Cathy Tracy
Jane Perry
Arnold Pery
Mary Beth Robinson
Cary Woodcock
Brian Harrington
Earl Perry
Keith McCart
Chris Harrington
Jimmy Lake
Jenny Hurbee
Sandy Tracy
Steve
Hoosick Falls HS Honors Farewells at Special Awards Assembly
Hoosick Falls Central School held a Thursday awards assembly on the last day of school. Supt James Beaverson and Head Coach Harold Kenyon announced departures to new positions. Principal Philip Leonard led the event with band and art prizes, honor roll recognitions, and a tribute to the graduating class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Central School
James H. Beaverson
Herald
Bud) Kenyon
Philip Leonard
H. Luther Everly
Cambridge
Linda Cappellino
Suzanne Davison
Susan Cottrell
Linda Sherman
Faye Eldred
William Halstead
Troy
Stanly Brostowski
Allan Marcil
Tom Scott
Alexandria
Leonard
President Keys
Carol McIntosh
Maurice Boulier
Roxy Pitt
William Folgert
Future Teachers Association
Kenyon
Guilderland Central School
Robert Malo
Harold Decker
Donald Roy
Bruce Wheeler
Michael Rodak
Supt. Beaverson
Harold
Hoosick Falls
Wilmington High School Graduates 20 Students in 1965 Class
Twenty graduates of Wilmington High School’s 1965 class stepped into the world at a Saturday night commencement in the school gym. Rev. Reginald Martin opened with an invocation. Margaret Streeter gave the salutatory, Norma Ware the valedictory on international living and its meaning. Superintendent Harry Montague told the audience that education is the bridge between civilization and chaos. Diplomas were presented by Robert L. Greene and the principal. Mrs. Tamara Lavoy introduced personalities and speakers. The class motto was So Little Time So Much to Do, with maroon and white colors and floral arrangements. Glee Club songs and a clarinet solo by Jean Fitch accompanied the ceremony.
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Wilmington
Wilmington High School
Reginald Martin
Peace Corps
Margaret Streeter
Norma Ware
Harry Montague
Brattleboro
Robert L. Greene
Tamara Lavoy
Glee Club
Jean Fitch
Bonnie Lee Aubertine
Linda Ann Boyd
John Joseph Braun
Linda April Brooks
Jay Anthony Canedy
Allen Leo Crawford
Margradelle Susanne Emery
Jean Barbara Fitch
Deborah Leigh Fuller
Robert Marc Greene
Karen Celia Johnson
Mail Delivery Extends One Mile Route in Searsburg
Six families on South Road in Searsburg will begin receiving mail at their homes with a new one mile delivery route by carrier Chet Wadsworth. Previously mail for South Road was left in roadside boxes on Vermont 9 near the South Road intersection. The route ends at the drive-off to Charles Dix and Bessie Hagar homes.
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South Road
Searsburg
Chet Wadsworth
Vermont 9
Charles Dix
Bessie Hagar
Vincent Nesci
Meriden
David
the Cavin
John Johanesen
Dorothy Helgesen
Brooklyn
N.Y
Katinka Tonnesen
Monroe Bridge
Mass
Anders Olsen
Walter Polcyn
Chicago
John W. Cleary
Woodford City
Polcyn
Anthony Marro
Carmody
Woodford
Cambridge Hospital Benefit Tour Planned
The Greenwich Branch of the Mary McClellan Hospital Women’s Auxiliary plans an Aug 7 home tour in the Greenwich Fort Miller area to benefit the hospital building fund. Co chairmen are Mrs Berton F Tillotson and Mrs William D White. Further details will be announced after a committee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich
N.Y
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Greenwich- Fort Miller
Berton F. Tillotson
William D. White
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Eleanor Niles
Javery
South
Bennington
Vermont
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
HFCS
Beaverson
Carlo Walter
Smokey
ABC
Cambridge Hospital
The
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Elk’s. Barn
Vt. Bank
Vermont Bank
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Corance Corporation
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
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