Falls board hears housing proposals
Hoosick Falls Village Board heard two housing plans for the old Walter A. Wood High School site. Bridgeport firm Palmer Tarinelli plans a 50 unit town house complex and a 150 unit project, with a two year option at $250 per year and $2 000 per acre for three acres. Dr. Robert E. Hardy of Hoosick Falls proposed a privately financed 30 unit elderly two bedroom complex, with rents ranging from 125 to 152 dollars monthly, starting with 50 units. Both proposals would include road maintenance and parking. plans were referred to the Planning Board for study and sketches.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert W. Dietrich
Palmer Tarinelli Construction Co
Bridgeport
Dietrich
Maine
Connecticut
Vermont
Northgate
Burlington
Barre
Brattleboro
Bennington
Hardy
Cambridge Hospital
HUD
Albany
Town House
Hunting fatalities drop in New York in 1970 report
Albany NY Henry L Diamond commissioner of environmental conservation says 1970 hunters hit a 20 year low in fatalities with six fatal and 124 non fatal accidents. License sales rose to 1 128 275 while 5 000 volunteer safety instructors aided the effort. Most incidents involved shotguns and companions.
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Albany
N.Y
Henry L. Diamond
Environmental Conservation
Diamond
Department
Bureau of Law Enforcement and Field Services
BBC Pronouncing Dictionary Aims To Set British Name Speech
BBC Pronouncing Dictionary of British Names prescribes how to say Lords Beauchamp Cecil Harewood and place names. It covers Welsh long placenames and shows regional variations in pronunciation, noting differences between Blighty and colonial speech.
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London
UPI
Cholmondeley
Worcester
England
Massachusetts
British Broadcasting Corporation
BBC
Pronunciation Unit
Oxford University Press
Lord Beauchamp
Marjoribanks
Cecils
Marquess of Salisbury
Marquess of Exeter
Sawbridgeworth
Beauchamp
Maartchbanks
Majoribanks
Cecil
Sissl
Salisburys
Exeters
George
Sapsworth
Garbage scholarships offered to B students at Up Sala College
Up Sala College student ecology group offers two garbage scholarships worth 35 dollars each funded by recycling. Freshmen with high school averages no higher than B qualify and no A students will receive awards, as organizers value active ecological involvement over perfect grades.
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East Orange
N.J
UPI
Upsala College
Gordon Peabody
Local Social Notes Report Weekend Visits And Community Events
Walloomsac residents hosted weekend guests including Joseph Gilford and family. Greenwich visitors Harvey Baker and mother Roscoe Austin joined Miss Alice Guiden’s family in town. Dorothy Joy returned from Battle Creek with her son Alan, visiting Barbara Heron in Albany. Henry Cramer entertained Leonard Lewitt and families from North Adams. Rose Waythus, Hoosick Falls Senior Citizens director, was surprised for her 50th birthday during a sewing project that generated 78 health center pads. A rummage sale followed on March 19 as sewers prepared displays for the center. Todd Wysocki and Darcy O'Dell are noted family milestones. William Carmody and Albany guests shared a weekend visit with John O'Brien.
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Dorothy Joy
Alan
Battle Creek
Mich
Barbara Heron
Albany
Rose Waythus
Rensselaer Company
Hoosick Falls
Kathleen O’neil
Martha Bischoff
Eagle Bridge
Arlington High celebrates Class M basketball state champions
A spaghetti supper honors Arlington High School's new state champion basketball team. The event is Saturday at 6 30 p.m. at Fisher School with 220 tickets available for purchase from Jerry's Gulf and Larry's Barber Shop. Guest of honor will be Frank Bizzarro.
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Arlington High School
Fisher School
Jerry
Gulf
Larry
Frank Bizzarro
Hoosick Falls seniors map 1971 college plans
Miss Barbara Charron and four HFCS seniors announce college enrollments for fall 1971. Barbara Charron heads to the College of St. Rose in Albany for liberal arts. Ruth Domine enters Albany Business College for a two year medical secretarial program. Deborah ONeill will study music education at Nazareth College Rochester. Michael Chapman plans a liberal arts program at Hudson Valley Community College. W Robert Isherwood will pursue engineering at RPI. Mayor Severson-backed village rubbish contract awarded to John A. Merrills for 10,600 yearly with changes to landfill hours and budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Charron
John Stewart
Wilder Avenue
Arthur Charron
Bennington
Hoosick Falls Central School
College of St. Rose
Albany
Ruth Domine
Francis Domine
Hoosick
HFCS
Albany Business College
Deborah O'Neill
Charles O’neill
Cummings Street
Nazareth College
Rochester
N.Y
Michael Chapman
W. Lynn Chapman
Hoosick Falls
Hudson Valley Community College
Troy
Robert Isherwood
William Isherwood
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Robert
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Ben Niles
Boonville, N.Y
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Amy Telford
William
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Harold McCart
Fred Brown
Cropseyville
Ape
Mary Hall
Leo Hewson
Frank Hulihan
Charles Harrington
Chippenham
College of Further Education
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Richard H. Growald
D’urbino
de Pas
Iamazzi
Ann O’brien
Mountford
Conn
Walloomsac
Berthahoag
Mrs. Joseph Gilford
Harvey Baker
Roscoe Austin
Greenwich
Alice Guiden
John
Henry Cramer
Leonard Lewitt
North Adams, Mass
Francis Hughes
Robert Roy
Edward O'Malley
Gordon Hoag
Edward Barringer
O Todd Wysocki
Thomas C. Wysocki
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Darcy O’dell
Mrs. Lester
William Carmody
John O’brien
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Howard Johnsons
Howard Johnson
Bennington, VT
Irish Pub
Featuring
Maurice Rancourt
Humphrey Wren
Bennington Road
Edith Beaumont
Cambridge
Richard A. Severson
John A. Merrills
Merrill
Mastercharge Bank Americard
Drysdales
Cosco
Haynes
Kane Inc
Main St
Walker
Nichols
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