Hoosick Falls High Grad Retires as Troy Librarian
Miss Fanny C. Howe of Troy retires after 40 years as librarian of the Troy Public Library. An open house is set for Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. at the library, with a 6:30 p.m. dinner at the Troy Club for the board and sponsors. Howe, a Johnsonville native, lived in Hoosick as a child and has ties to the Hoosick and Hoosick Falls area. She is a Syracuse University Library School graduate and a charter member of the Hoosac War D A R chapter, with extensive local and regional service noted.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Fanny C. Howe
Troy
Troy Public Library
Hoosick
Hoosick - Hoosick Falls
Howe
Miss Howe
Hoosick Falls High School
Syracuse University Library School
South Lake Ave
Dorothy Howe
Ruth Howe
Ethel Howe
Hoosick Baptist Church
Hoosac - Walloomsac
DAR Here
Troy Woman’s Club
Rensselaer County Junior Museum and World Affairs Council
New Kimball Martin to Build Office on Main Street Manchester
Kimball Martin Inc a new real estate and development firm in Manchester plans a new office building on Main Street where the Hill Restaurant stood Thomas W Martin serves as president Walker S Kimball as vice president and treasurer The firm emerged after Martin and George B Breen ended their partnership Breen started two companies Real Estate Associates of Vermont and Builder Associates of Vermont The new firm operates from the old Deeley Art Gallery on Union Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Kimball Martin Inc
Main Street
Thomas W. Martin
Walker S. Kimball
Martin
George B. Breen
Breen
Real Estate Associates of
Vermont
Builder Associates of
Kimball - Martin Firm
Deeley Art Gallery
Union Street
Appetizing Study Smorgasbord At HFCS Seeks Nordic Ties
About 120 Hoosick Falls Central School grade six pupils hosted a Scandinavian smorgasbord in the cafeteria as part of a study on Sweden. Students planned and prepared the meal under teacher supervision, with 140 attendees including Philip Stempek and William Water. Construction on a new building is set to begin in about a week.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Sweden
Jan Stempek
Kathy Sargood
Leona Morse
Linda Gilchrest
Karen McGuire
Carol Brenenstuhl
Marsha Tinkham
Holly Tilley
Susan Keough
Laura Whitter
Kim Salluzzo
Sue Dooley
Kenna McClellan
Andrea Hackett
Veronica Bisson
Amy Mosely
Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joseph Baratto
Vivian Pugh
Hoosick Falls Hosts Welcome For Exchange Visitor Coca
Hoosick Falls hosts Jane Filkins from West Hoosick and her hosts Louis and wife of Lima Peru during the International Fellowship exchange program. Their visit included Miss Filkins and her parents Charles and Mrs Filkins, with Coca Filkins in Pittsburg visiting another family. The group arrived in New York City, then drove to Hoosick Falls before heading to Pittsburgh for Coca's stay. The Filkins hope to entertain Coca for a few days before her return to South America.
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Louis Escala
Lima
Peru
Jane Filkins
West Hoosick
Miss Filkins
Charles Filkins
Escalas
Coca
Pittsburg
New York City
Filkins
South America
Benefit Aids Woody's Cracker Barrel
A benefit party at The Peabody House in SOUTH LONDONDERRY aided the rebuild of Woody's Cracker Barrel ski shop which burned a week earlier. Owners Mr and Mrs Emery Woodall Jr plan a new store in the Magic Mountain Stratton Bromley area. About 30 pairs of skis, half the rental stock, were returned and stored in the Goodalls' barn.
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South Londonderry
Woody
Peabody House
Weston
Emery Woodall Jr
Magic Mountain
Stratton - Bromley
Woodall
Goodalls
David Weston
South Windham
Thomas Jones
Cheery Note For Draft Age Vermont Youths
Vermont draftables can cheer up now as odds favor avoidance of deployment to Vietnam. American Legion figures show about 8,000 Vermonters are on active duty, with roughly 1,100 in Vietnam. Under current law, the chance of being drafted is not overwhelming and those drafted are unlikely to serve in Vietnam.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vietnam
American Legion
Defense Department
Washington
South East Asia
Bernard Freeman
The
Armed Services
Pentagon
Easter Weekend Auto Collision Reported No Injuries
Police logged a single Easter weekend accident when William Crandall and Franklin Wade drivers of two local cars collided near the George J. Heaslip Co. plant on V1 11-30. Minor damage and no injuries noted. Cadet Edwin Norse received the Distinguished Military Student Award at UVM for leadership and character.
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William Crandall
Franklin Wade
George J. Heaslip Co., Inc
Edwin Norse
Kathryn Norse
West Road
Gutterson Field House
University of Vermont
Norse
Burr and Burton Seminary
UVM
Bromley Skiers Welcome Easter With Traditional Egg Hunt
Bromley Ski Area hosted a noon Easter egg hunt preceded by races for men, women, boys and girls organized by Mr. and Mrs. Angus Black of Peru and sponsored by the Bromley Ski Club led by president Tom Rogers. Curtis Bischof of Jamaica found the golden egg among 20 plus prizes. top women’s costume went to Ileana Bushee and top men to Steve Toadvine.
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Peru
Bromley Ski Area
Angus Black
Bromley Ski Club
Tom Rogers
Curtis Bischof
Jamaica
Ileana Bushee
Steve Toadvine
Mary
Taxpayers Line Forms This Week in Manchester
The first of six unofficial grievance meetings on Knowles evaluations began at the town office. The Board of Listers will hear complaints and may correct errors. About 90 percent of properties show increased evaluations under Knowles. Sessions run 1:30 to 5 p.m. and 7:30 to 10 p.m. by last name groups through April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Knowles
Board of
Listers
Clyde H. Bryant Sr
T-Z
Vermont Skiers Win First Place at Middlebury Meet
Two Southern Vermont athletes earned top honors in the Vermont Junior Council ski program tri state meet at the Middlebury Ski Bowl. Christie Zoesch of Kandahar Lodge won the girls division by nearly ten seconds over Molly Dever of Barre, while Greg Forscher of Mount Snow won the boys division. State team results show Vermont leading both genders with strong scores.
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Middlebury
Greg Forscher
Mount Snow
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Pownal talent show registrations continue at firehouse
Registrations are still being received for a talent show to be held Saturday night in the Pownal Fire House. Participants should contact Mrs. Harry Andrews of Pownal Center. The event is sponsored by the Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club with proceeds aiding summer camp expenses. Marcel Langlais, Pownal CD coordinator, announced new CD cards for unit enrollees and expected annual renewals by the Department of Public Safety, with cards to be carried for emergency identification.
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Pownal
Harry Andrews
Pownal Center
Langlais
Villagers Homemakers Club to Discuss Japanese Tea Ceremony
The Villagers Homemakers Extension Group meets Tuesday at 8 in the Library. Mrs. Robert McWaters leads a discussion and demonstration of the Japanese tea ceremony and other oriental food ideas with Elizabeth Dwyer assisting.
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Villagers Homemakers Extension Group
Robert McWaters
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hoosick Falls High Grad
Standerton
South Africa
UPI
Rudd
Jonathan Rudd
John Winthrop
Connecticut
Bride Brook
HFCS
Philip
Stempek
William Water
House
Miss Pugh
Howard Stedman
Peter Smith
Kenneth Herring
Richard Masters
Charles Zimmer
Edith Beaumont
Dunham. Furniture Incorporated
New Post Office
Elm St. Bennington
Greenberg
Carpenter 'S Square
WISE
Millers Falls
Griswold
Greenberg & Son Inc
Bennington
Bromley
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
Stephen M. Freely
USN
Henry Freely
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
India
New Delhi
M.C. Chagla
Adler
Parker’s General Store
Southwick’s
Center
IGA
Hillcrest Inn
Avalanche Motor Lodge
Orvis Company
Five Flys
Enchanted Dollhouse
Combination Cash Store
Heinels
Grand Union
McWayne Jewelers
Ken’s Sport Shop
Gaudette’s Children’s Shop
Walker’s Hardware
RalJerich Shop
J. K. Adams Co
Dorset
Bromley Ski School
Bromley Corporation
Fred Pabst
Pownals
Vera Langlais
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
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