Obituaries in Hoosick Falls N Y for Alida G Redden and Andrew J Stuka
Obituary notices for Alida G Redden 85 of Hoosick Falls wife of Frank Redden died after long illness born July 11 1882 widow of Frank Redden survived by son Francis and daughter Margaret Rhodes etc and eight grandchildren funeral Monday 11 am Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls with Rev John Y Elliott burial in Woodlands Cemetery Cambridge. Also Andrew J Stuka 85 retired Wood Flong Corp employee died Friday at home 126 Main St Hoosick Falls born Poland March 15 1883 arrived 1907 member St Stanislaus Society survived by wife Elizabeth four daughters son John Stuka stepsons John Grobuski and two stepdaughters with nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren funeral Tuesday 9 am Mahar Funeral Home and 9 30 am Church of the Immaculate Conception with interment at St Marys Cemetery Hoosick Falls.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Alida G. Redden
James Redden
Hoosick
Jackson
Frank Redden
Redden
American Legion Auxiliary
First Baptist Church
Francis Redden
Margaret Rhodes
Pownal
Lulu Chase
Cambridge
Mahar Funeral Home
John Y. Elliott
Woodlands Cemetery
Main St
Stuka
Poland
St. Stanislaus Society
Elizabeth
Helen Coulter
Colonie
Florence Scoville
New Hartford
John Petralia
Thompson
Floyd Pettibone
North Adams
Mass
John Stuka
John Grobuski
Anna Paul
Pompano Beach
Fla
Edward Cushing
Mahar
Church of the Immaculate Conception
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Shaftsbury Chooses Three for March 4 Selectman Seats
Democratic candidates Henry Harrington for selectman three years and Herbert A Thom Jr for three years, with Robert Fletcher and sister seeking a one year term. Voters assign three year terms to Harrington and Thom Jr and a one year term to Fletcher and his sister in the March 4 election.
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Henry Harrington
Selectman
Herbert A. Thom Jr
Robert Fletcher
Pol
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children renew preschool grant
Rev. Earle Forman reported to the board that the renewal grant for the Red Brick School pre school program for mentally and physically handicapped children has been approved and is under processing. He met with Senator Prouty and Dr. James Moss in Washington. A staff change occurred in December. Rev. Forman authorized replacements including Mary Lou Remington as supervising teacher, Mrs Collins in Art and Language Arts, and Mrs Benoit with Head Start experience. The staff now works well, guiding a challenging learning experience for the children.
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Earle Forman
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Red Brick School
Forman
Washington
Senator Prouty
James Moss
Division of Research
Bureau of Education For the Handicapped
Vermont
Rev. Forman
Mary Lou Remington
Collins
Benoit
Spring Night at Green Mountain Park Prompts Vermont Bets
The Bennington Banner portrays Vermont racetrack life at Green Mountain Park, detailing regulars at the $2 windows, the ritual of betting, and the contrast between spectators and the work of horses and drivers. It notes local ownership, horses from the Midwest, and the moonlit atmosphere behind a sport driven by money.
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Green Mountain
Midwest
Ohio
Ivania
Florida
State of
Vermont
Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Senior Citizens Club Meets Monday Evening at Center
The Senior Citizens Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the center on North Street with a social hour and refreshments. Arlington School Board directors hold an open meeting Sunday at 3 p m at the high school to review the town report. Iron Kettle Weekend Special offers a complete dinner of roast loin of pork with apple sauce for 2 25 plus cocktails. Democratic candidate for assistant 1 year term is Bernard Galipeau. Democratic Town Committee Bennington.
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Senior Citizens Club
North Street
Arlington School Board
Bernard Galipeau
Democratic Town Committee
Bennington
Adv
Civil Air Patrol Plans Simulated Air Crash Rescue
The Bennington Civil Air Patrol squadron will stage a simulated search and rescue early in March with cadets and officers forming two squads to locate a plywood aircraft wreckage and a straw filled pilot using maps and walkie talkies. The exact time and location are kept secret for surprise and members will monitor WBTN radio during the early March period.
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Bennington
Civil Air Patrol
Gordon L. Foster
CAP
WBTN
Ex-Mayor Bing Elected Vermont Bar President
Former Burlington mayor Robert Bing was elected VBA president at the mid winter conference by 66 to 59 over John Carbine Jr. Also elected were James L. Oakes Ralph Foote Peter Plante and Lawrence Turgeon. The VBA endorsed divorce reforms including incompatibility and shorter remarriage and decree waiting periods. They opposed a Vermont family court system.
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Hartford
State Supreme Court
Lawrence Turgeon
National Life Insurance Co
James Brock
VBA
John Kristensen
Guilford
Vermont
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Andrew J. Stuka
Hoosee Falls
The
Wood Flong Corp
Shaftsbury
Swift's
Chuck
Walker
Shaftsbury Voters
Henr Harrington
Democratic Committee
Easymoneyland
Bennington Banner Telephone
Bennington Banner
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
U.S
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
Stoek
Artery Arcade
Ike Ae
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bing
Bar
Family Law Committee
Save Way
Mammoth Mart
Adams Clothes Shop
WIEN
ROCK —_AIRK HUDSON
Douglas
Dorothy Malone
Joseph Cotten
Carol Lynley
VVCDC
Lniwky
Weight Watchers
United States
Elk’s Club
North Bennington
Arlington
Church Street
United Federated Church
East Arlington
Weight Watchers of Adirondacks, Inc
Broadway
Saratoga Springs
New York
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