Northshire Organizes Earth Day Action Group in Manchester
About 30 area residents formed an environmental action group in Manchester to plan Earth Day activities on April 22. Attendees included Manchester Elementary and Burr & Burton students, with local officials and VFW Post 6471 joining Green-up Day planning for April 18. An executive committee will refine plans for ecology education, films, speakers, and a broader environmental week. Interested locals are asked to contact Mrs. Sue Burton Tenner.
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Manchester
Burr & Burton Seminary
Sue Burton Tenner
Deane C. Davis
John West
Robert Squires
Harned - Fowler
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Battenhill
Manchester Center
VFW
The
Tenner
Peter Housekeeper
Ferdinand Bongartz
Manchester Planning Commission
National Forest Service
Hugh Putnam
Catharine 0. Foster
Bennington
Ralf W. Coykendall Jr
North Village Tax Vote Set At 34 Cent Rate
North Bennington Village residents will vote Tuesday March 17 at 7 30 p m on a 34 cent village tax rate. Trustees propose a 99 cent total combined tax including a 65 cent highway levy and a six cent general fund cut from last year. A three cent sinking fund for a new fire truck continues, with a balance of 11 287 36 in the fund. New Article 5 asks legal steps to let the village set its own highway tax. Officers and trustees to be elected and routine appropriations appear in the notice.
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North Bennington Village
McCullough Library
Trea
Bump Receives 30 Days On Petty Larceny Count
HOOSICK FALLS NY Leonard Bump of Bennington was committed to the Rensselaer County Jail for 30 days on a petty larceny charge linked to a burglary at Delarey Sales Service in North Hoosick on August 23. The charge was reduced from burglary third degree after DA recommendation. Bump had waived extradition and pleaded guilty to the reduced count. Traffic violators fined followed in Restino court with multiple fines listed for speeding and related offenses.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leonard Bump
Bennington
Thomas G. Restino
Rensselaer County
Delarey
North Hoosick
Bump
Vermont
John Benkoski
Victor Sluzas
Benkoski
James Reilly
Troy
Restino
Ann Pearson
Schenectady
John Ellis
RD 2
Terry Hunt
Glen Turner
A. Mikowicz
Stafford
Henry Baldwin
Wakeley
Mass
Charles Gibson
Poughkeepsie
Nelson Beach
Rome
Evelyn Patton
Princeton
N.J
William Bieag
Monpac
B. Goldstein
Freeport
Pine Cobble Students Accepted at Prep Schools
Gavin Larus of Shaftsbury and Kenny Glickman of North Adams earned acceptances to Stoneleigh Burnham Williston Academy and Salisbury School respectively. Rick Hamilton of Williams town was accepted by Salisbury School. Joy Ann Hamilton of South Cambridge begins engagement notice with Robert Bonczek. Pine Cobble headmaster Robert J. Jones attended a National Association of Independent Schools conference. Banner misprint on pre election talk corrected. bonds and interest totals for the previous village administration noted at Hoosick Falls.
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Williamstown
Mass
Gavin Larus
Louise Larus
Shaftsbury
Stoneleigh- Burnham School
Greenfield
Pine Cobble
Larus
Glee Club
Green Bay
Gavin
Kenny Glickman
Charles Glickman
North Adams
Williston Academy
Easthampton
Kenny
Glickman
Salisbury School
Salisbury
Connecticut
Rick Hamilton
George H. Hamilton
Rick
South Cambridge
N.Y
Malcolm Hamilton
Whiteside Road
Joy Ann
Robert H. Bonczek
Henry Bonczek
Waldwick
N.J
Miss Hamilton
Cambridge Central School
Cornell University
Bonczek
Waldwick High School
Cornell
Pine Cobble School
Robert J. Jones
Washington, D.C
National Association of Independent Schools
National
Hoosick Falls
Richard Severson
Severson
Plans Made For Auxiliary Birthday Party
Hoosick Falls, N.Y. American Legion Auxiliary set final plans for a birthday banquet to be held Thursday April 2 at 7 p.m. at Wallies Restaurant in Greenwich. Mrs. William Brown leads reservations and Mrs. Victor Barrier handles transportation. A $75 check from the Legion Post recognized their service.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
American Legion Auxiliary
John Cramer
First Street
Wallies Restaurant
Greenwich
William Brown
Victor Barrier
Legion Post
Esther Bogardus
Barrier
Fred Brenenstuhl
R. H. Beaumont
Bruce Roys
Melvin Rhodes
East Greenbush
Benjamin Bakaitis
Mary Walsh
Hoosick Falls Notables Visit. Local Hospital and Events
Hoosick Falls notes include Rev Kenneth J Kennedy of Andover visiting family on Abbott Street with Rosalind LaVallie and Katie and Patrick Taylor from Barre. Ruth Slade of North Hoosick is hospitalized in Cambridge after a hip fracture. Former Hoosick Falls mayor Albert A Butkas returns home from Mary McClellan Hospital. Hoosick Falls Elks Ladies Auxiliary to meet with a covered-dish supper at 7 pm and plan a public card party for March 18, asking members to bring paperback books for servicemen.
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Kenneth J. Kennedy
O.S.A
Andover
Mass
J. Frank Kennedy
Abbott St
Kennedy
Rosalind LaVallie
Burlington
Katie Taylor
Patrick Taylor
Barre
Kennedys
Patricia
Fannie Allen School of Nursing
Winooski
Ruth Slade
North Hoosick
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Hoosick Falls
Albert A. Butkas
Babcock Lake
Auxiliary
South Cambridge resident back home from hospital
Donald Skiff has returned home from the McClellan hospital while Leslie Ryan remains a patient at Albany Medical Center. John Hamilton spent Sunday snowmobiling at Harden Gibson farm in Hartford. The Crystal Clover 4-H club schedules a regular meeting at the town hall on Saturday March 14 at 8 p.m. Mrs. Gove Donisthorpe accom-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Skiff
McClellan Hospital
Crystal Clover
Town Hall
Leslie Ryan
Albany Medical Center
John Hamilton
Harden Gibson
Hartford
Gove Donisthorpe
TOPS winners honored and local notices listed HOOSICK FALLS N Y
Winners at the weekly TOPS Club meeting included Audrey Keene first prize ten dollars and Phyllis Sargood second prize five dollars Margaret Rousseau was crowned Queen for the Month for greatest weight loss The gathering featured a presentation by Elizabeth Holmes of the Town of Hoosick Narcotics Council and a discussion of a provocative film Other items note church events school visits and community notices including March meetings at HFCS Cambridge town hall and Easter United Methodist church notes about local residents and visitors
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Tops Club
Audrey Keene
Phyllis Sargood
Margaret Rousseau
Elizabeth Holmes
Town of
Lions Ready for Winter Variety Show in Arlington
The Arlington Lions Club hosts its annual winter variety show Whistle Stop this Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. in the high school gym to raise funds for civic projects. Proceeds support the swimming pool and eyeglasses for the needy, with a tamborine act, hula-hula dancers, and new business floats added this year.
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Arlington
Arlington Lions Club
Lions
Laskey Memorial Pool
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Northshire
By Joe Swayze
North Village
Elizabeth Dwyer
Petites
Venice
Drysdale’s Free Parking
Edith Beaumont
Margaret Aiken
HFCS
Grandville
New York City
Bonnie Pratt
Russell Sage College
Wilson H. Pratt
Luke
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Kenneth L. Aiken
SUNY
Farmingdale
Kenneth E. Aiken
Gerald
Cambridge Area
Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association
William Rowe
Tomhannock
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Francis Wade
Mary Almy
Danbury
Easter United Methodist Church
Gertrude Aiken
Lois A. Virtue
Paul
Coila
Foster Thayer
James Hunt
Karen and
Kim
Tom Bell
Wilmington, VT
Coats
Nick Newtouches
Fienberg
Ie al le Bennington, VT
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