Twenty Six Seniors Graduate At St. Marys Academy
Commencement for the Class of 1966 at St. Marys Academy in Hoosick Falls NY featured Very Rev Charles E Baumann OSA granting honors and diplomas. Salutatory by Caroline Martello and valedictory by Mary Lou Jenuskevice welcomed graduates and awards honored many students with religion, scholarship, and activity recognitions.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles E. Baumann
0.S.A
Father Baumann
Caroline Martello
Mary Lou Jenuskevice
Mary Ellen
C.S.J
Glee Club
Holy City
Raleigh Tatro
Mary Louise Atwood
John Edward Barber
Dennis Anthony Begin
Sandra Stella Bromirski
Myla Kathryn Delarey
Mary Katherine Dorr
William Robert Fitzpatrick
William Philip Gorman
Andrea Marie Hoag
Margaret Lee Kempf
Kenneth Joseph Kennedy
William Ernest Marcoux
Caroline Patricia Martelle
James Edward McAuliffe
William Gorman
Villanova University
John F. Kennedy
Joseph Buckley
Hoosick Valley Post
Bridie Dailey Nolan
Stanley
Joseph Brodeski
Elizabeth Wright
Sisters of St. Joseph
Myla Delarey
New York State Regents
Andrick
Bausch- Lomb
St. Stanislaus Society
Betty Crocker
Andrea Hoag
St. Joseph College
William Bannon
New York State
CPA
St. Mary’s
Caroline Martelle
Mfg. Co
Cornelius Crowley
Sandra Bromirski
VFW
Raymond Rimkunas
Gift of
American Legion
Anthony Wirmusky
James M. Brahan
Diane Mettiply
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
John Barber
Shapiro Memorial Fund
Rosemary Waythus
William Marcoux
Gift of Derby Club
Laurel Mitchell
Court St. Mary
CDA
Louis Salluzzo
Elizabeth Shiland
Gift of Ladies Auxiliary
AOH
Margaret Wirmusky
Mary Rose
Anne Marie Hyland
John Sennett
Karen Nowak
Daniel Delurey
George Walker
O.S.A
Kathryn Albowicz
Pauli Delurey
Kathleen Cusack
Donald Hebert
Alfred Valiquette
Sandra Morin
Charles Leeseman
Stephen Wirmusky
John Martin
Jeanne Liporace
James Nowik
Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad Honors Life Members
The Rev Edith G Craig Reynolds and Arthur R Armstrong received life membership certificates from the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad at a Sunday ceremony at Hoosick Falls Health Center. Reynolds, the first woman honored, aided fundraising and building renovations and paid off a 1965 ambulance debt. Armstrong becomes the first man and new honorary president of the corps. Reynolds then gave an extra check to the fund. Attending were leaders Richard Severson Royal Howard Mary Morin Vivian Smith and squad members Edward OMalley Louis Haynes.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Edith G. Craig Reynolds
Arthur R. Armstrong
Hoosick Rescue Squad, Inc
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Cadillac
Reynolds
Armstrong
Edith Craig Reynolds
Arthur Armstrong
Mountain Home Grange Hosts Summer Meeting and Plans
A Mountain Home Grange gathering included a visitor from Londonderry Grange. The program on agriculture and dairying featured a tour of Lawrence Coleman’s modern dairy plant. Calendar items note Pomona church service June 26 Cavendish, and July events including Past Masters Association and Picnic. The next regular meeting was canceled. the grange will meet July 18 for a competitive night.
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Mountain Home Grange
Londonderry Grange
Lawrence Coleman
Lincoln Grange
State Grange
New England
University of Maine
Orona
Pomona
Baptist Church
Cavendish
Allen District
Cavendish Grange Hall
Tom Kaukonen
Grange
HFCS Students Off To South America
Three Hoosick Falls Central School juniors prepare for foreign exchange under the International Fellowship program. Jane Filkins heads to Lima Peru joining a Saint Maria college stay, Darcy Miller to Cali Colombia to study Spanish and culture, and Dale Mihuta to Santiago Chile living with a widow and her three sons. All three return for senior year and may host Latin American students next year. The program has operated for two years with growing interest.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Jane Filkins
Darcy Miller
Dale Mihuta
United States
Miss Filkins
Lima
Peru
Miss Miller
Cali
Colombia
Santiago
Chile
Chile. Miss Filkins
Syracuse
Miami
Fla
Senor
Senora Luis Escala
Dale
Latin America
Central School
Itch-Met Not Remedy Promoted At Carroll Drug Store
An advertisement touts ITCH-ME-NOT as a quick itching relief for eczema bites and surface rashes. It claims antiseptic action speeds healing and offers a 48 hour back guarantee at Carroll Drug Store in Bennington.
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Idrug
Carroll Drug Store
Bennington
Interchange Hearings Concluded in Norwich Case
Montpelier UPD reports the state Supreme Court finished hearings on Norwich residents appeal against an interstate Route 91 interchange citing traffic concerns. A necessity ruling favored the project and a Norwich vote had supported it, with opinion due possibly in October. Coventry England UPIs civil defense team relocated after an unexploded World War II bomb was found in their building.
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Montpelier
UPD
State Supreme Court
Norwich
Coventry
England
UPI
Two New Actors and an Old Among Equity Members
Williamstown Theatre announces equity additions for its 12th season. Tony Capodilupo Stacy Keach and James Ray join the resident company, opening July 1 with You Cant Take It With You. Capodilupo leads veteran among the trio with a fourth Williamstown season.
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Equity
Williamstown
Mass
Tony Capodilupo
Stacy Keach
James Ray
Comepany
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Capodilupo
Peter Shaffer
University of California, Berkeley
Keach
Tufts Arena Theatre
Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Berkeley
Yale School of Drama
Oliver Thorndike
New York Shakespeare Festi
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