Health Center Auxiliary Notes Hoosick Falls NY
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary met March 12 with Mrs Lawrence A Wheaton presiding. A report covered jars bids and holders. Easter baskets project for each patient is in planning. Birthday gifts for March were noted. Mending completed for now. Nominating committee presented 1970 slate: president Mrs Lawrence A Wheaton. First vice president Mrs Raymond Hogan. Second vice president Mrs Lewis Jenkins. Secretary Mrs A W Rowley. Treasurer Miss Hazel Hill. Directors for three years Mrs Kay Aintablian and Mrs Joseph Carelli. April bingo under Mrs Gordon Hoag. prizes accepted. Donations of stamp books sought for more folding chairs. Callers for April are Mrs Joseph Carelli and Mrs Lewis Jenkins. Refreshments by Miss Mary Doyle and Mrs Joseph Carelli.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Kenneth Lawton
Raymond Hogan
Lewis Jenkins
A. W. Rowley
Hazel Hill
Kay Aintablian
Joseph Carelli
Gordon Hoag
Urge Passage of Spenc-Lerner Bill at St Marys Academy
At St Marys Academy HOOLICK FALLS New York a meeting of the Home School Association discussed the proposed Spenc-Lerner bill an emergency measure to aid non public schools. Matty Semanza Albany Diocese and Sister Joan Arnold explained the bill which covers secular education income and tuition cost support. Governors Rockefeller stance noted and parents urged to contact legislators. First grade registrations set March 30 to April 3 with birth and baptismal certificates required. CCD teacher training planned starting March 31 with weekly sessions for six weeks. Entertainment included a square dance and student solos and waltz performances.
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Semanza
Rockefeller
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Donald Ammering
O.S.A
St. Mary’s Academy
Francis Medvetz
CCD
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
Mary Margaret Graney
David Cuddihy
Barbara Dooley
John Greenwood
Dorothy Maleahy
Jennifer Bakaitis
Peter Wirmusky
Mountain Towns Seeks 1970 Dog Licenses Update
The town clerk announces 1970 dog licenses available now. Dogs four months or older must be registered and wear a collar with a licensed tag by April 1. Fees: males and spayed females 2 dollars, females 6 dollars. A rabies vaccine certificate since Oct 1, 1967, is required. if already on file, only the fee is due. A spaying certificate is also needed. otherwise 6 dollars for a tag. Late April increments add 50 percent. Deerfield Valley Chamber meeting set for March 18 at 8 p.m. at the Chimney Hill Office.
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Searsburg
Deerfield Valley
Arlington Event Promises Fun and Fundraising Evening
Arlington residents look forward to a St Patrick’s Day basketball game between Irish men and the Battling Faculty at the high school gym, with shillelaghs on display to raise funds for Dollars for Scholars. The Enterprise Society of the Federated Church hosts an evening meeting at Bailey Hall with film and readings. Miss Anna Webb, East Arlington, crowned Miss Monadnock, will compete in Miss New Hampshire. She attends Elliot Hospital School of Nursing.
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Arlington
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Roy Grout
Eleanor Owen
Rachel Moore
Mabel Knapp
Anna Webb
Anna D. Webb
Monadnock
Keene, N.H
Miss Webb
Keene
Practical Arts
Manchester
N.H
Webb
Elliot Hospital School of Nursing
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Walter Hazard
Center Bridge
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B.B.P
Menands Market
Menands Regional Market
Bordens
Broadway
Troy
Albany, N.Y
Panananna Beea
Hanson
Walbridge
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Helene Thompson
Mrs. Freeman Grout
Randolph
Vermont
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North Adams
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