St Marys Academy Prizes At Hoosick Falls Graduation
Prizes awarded to undergraduates at St Marys Academy included highest averages and religion prizes across multiple classes from grade 3 through senior year. Notable names include Karen Nowak Peter Sennett Lawrence Vosh Kathleen Cusack and Mary Kay Nugent. Elementary diplomas were presented by Principal Kasmer Stempek at kindergarten exercises with singing and a lollipop themed display.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Mary Rose
James Sennett
Cornelius Crowley
Karen Nowak
Helen Wirmusky
Peter Sennett
International Association of Machinists
Daniel Delarey
St. Stanislaw Society
Kasmer Stempek
Hoosick Falls Central School
Stempek
Anne Folgett
Agnes Smith
Kay Reed
The
Ladies Auxiliary Aoh
Lawrence Vosh
Alice Wood
Kathryn Albowicz
St. George Society
Kathleen Cusack
Donald Hebert
Michael Graney
Eyesore to Parking Lot: Readsboro Destroys Flatiron Building
Readsboro selects to raze the century old flatiron building in the village center. The town will convert the site into a park and expanded public parking with a tree planted on renovation. Building cost taxes payable and razing expenses total about 1700 dollars. parking ready by the Fourth of July.
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Readsboro
Julia Bissaillon
Savoy
Selectman Birch
East Main Street
Sion
Birch
Hoosick Valley Theatre Seeks Patrons for Next Season
Hoosick Falls NY reports the Hoosick Valley Theatre plans a fall opening for a full season after a well received run of The Madwoman of Chaillot. Critics praised performances by Madeline Massey Ellie Fink and Thurman Hulse as the group battles low box office and seeks a permanent home.
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Dave Thornton
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Valley Theatre Company
Chaillot
Hoosac School
Hoosac
William Gilbert
Bennington Banner
Dave Strathairn
Williams College
Madeline Massey
Pittstown
Ellie Fink
Karen Lomascio
Jane McAdoo
Cambridge
Miss Massey
Thurman Hulse
Paris
Martin P. Kelly
Albany Times Union
Hulse
Traian Demou
Demou
South America
Demu
Gilbert
Hoosick Valley Company
Arlington Helene Thompson and Norshaft Little League canvass
The Norshaft Arlington Little League will conduct a house to house canvass Monday at 6 p.m. Lieutenant Donald Marsh, son of Mr and Mrs C Lee Marsh, is attending Civil Engineer Corps Officers School in Port Hueneme California. Marsh earned his degree from Tufts College in May. Another son Jim returned today from a two week visit in Coronado California with Lt and Mrs Charles Chuck Marsh.
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Norshaft
Arlington Little League
Ens
Donald Marsh
C. Lee Marsh
Civil Engineer Corps Officers School
Port Heuneme
Calif
Marsh
Tufts College
Jim
Coronado
Charles
Chuck’’ Marsh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Beard
Peeble’s Jewel Shop
North Adams
Smith Studio
Adams
Renzi’s
College Book
Williams Book Store
Williamstown
Bennington
England Brothers
Pittsfield
NBCA
Kurt Tauber
Southworth Street
Stamford Tax Rate Drops After Revaluation
Stamford townspeople learn the real estate tax rate is set at 5.09 dollars per thousand with a 1.37 decrease from last year. The revaluation raised assessed town value from 3.7 million to 6.08 million due to land boom including Alpenwald developments. Without revaluation the rate would have been about 8.50, officials warned. Salem, Obe. UPI. The husband who returns from work can tell his wife he was getting culture. A local tavern has been renamed the Oregon Museum.
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Stamford
Alpenwald
Board of
Listers
Salem, Obe
UPI
Oregon Museum
Williams Plans First Women’s Gymnasium at Williams
Williams College announces a three story women’s gym and locker facility to be built in a 22 foot wide space between Lasell Gymnasium and the squash courts on Spring Street. The project accompanies coeducation with about 125 women per freshman class through 1974 and an overall female enrollment target of 450. WIlliams’ Building and Grounds Department plans the project with Lockwood Greene Inc. of Boston handling design.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Lasell
Spring Street
Williams
Lockwood Greene, Inc
Boston
Chapin Library
James Beard
First Congregational Church
Northern
Berkshire Chamber of Commerce
Chapin
Nikita Khrushchev
Welanetz
Lasell Gymnasium
Herbert S. Towne
New Paran Building Dedication Set for July Fifth
A dedication ceremony for the new Paran building will be held July 5 at 3 p.m. followed by a 4 p.m. smorgasbord. Lake Paran staff for the season include manager Gale Harrington and assistants from Bennington and surrounding towns, plus Notre Dame and Endicott College students. New Lake Paran Association directors are Henry Simpatico and others. honorary director Gerald Nelson. Association officers include Sanford Birxbaum as president and Mary Mosher as treasurer. Lake hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Paran
Lake Paran Recreation Area
Gale Harrington
Bennington
Mark Dwyer
North Bennington
Notre Dame University
Donald Shea
Notre Dame
Carl Joachim
St. Michaels College
Maureen Mooney
Arlington
Berkshire Community College
Joanne Doyle
Endicott Junior College
Peter Graves
Lake Paran Association
Henry Simpatico
Walter Dunham
David Knights
Carl Hess
Gerald Nelson
Sanford Birxbaum
Daniel Fager
Charles Toomey
Mary Mosher
Richard Dwyer
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Stephen Wirmusky
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Edward L. Daley
USA
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Judy Warrick
George Walker
OSA
Laura Mancini
David Grimm
Julie But
New Town
Elizabeth Birch
Hoosick Valley Theatre
St. Mary’s
Hoosick Valley Art Association
Robert
Helene Thompson
Stamford Tax
Rutland
Chaffee Art Gallery
Arthur Jones
Dorset
Roger Anderson
Proctor
Trudy Lewis
West Pawlet
Jones
Lewis
Manchester Art Center
Anderson
Castleton State College
Albany Print Club
Deus LaVallee
Weston
James Abatiell Jr
Mendon
Edith Johnstone
Killington
Anita Anderson
Jeffery Allen
Ascot
England
Ronald Shilling
Wicker & Rattan Furniture
Vermont
MT. Equinox
Manchester
Robert Bruce
Grand Union
Triple
Shultz
SEIKO
American Gem Society
Main Street
Jewelers
Haynes
Kane, Inc
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