Williams Students Involved In Environmental Teach-In
More than 100 Williams College students participate in Williams Habitable Earth Week to address local and global environmental issues. Groups study Mount Greylock reservation and Hoosick Valley, with reports in public sessions April 21 and a panel April 23 moderated by Philip H. Hoff featuring Burnham Kelly and H. Crane Miller. A public lecture by Morris Udall on April 23 in Chapin Hall, Earth Day activities April 22, and distribution of The Environmental Handbook guide participation and action.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Mount Greylock
Hoosick Valley
Williams
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Burnham Kelly
Cornell University College of Agriculture
H. Crane Miller
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D.C
Morris Udall
Arizona
Carl H. Reidel
Reidel
Local 4-Hers Win Achievement Awards in Guernsey Breeding
Hoosick Falls residents Steve Luke and Beth Calhoun are among 10 county achievement winners named by the New York State Guernsey Breeders Cooperative. Prizes will be awarded at the April 7 state meeting in Albany. Charles Moore of Clums Corners will receive a special citation for outstanding contributions to the breed. John Calhoun of Rosendahl Farms will present, with John E. Calhoun & Sons among six farms recognized for lifetime production.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Steve Luke
Beth Calhoun
New York State
Guernsey Breeders Cooperative
Motor Inn
Albany
Douglas Stanton
Greenville
Capital District
Guernsey Club
Charles Moore
Clums Corners
Langmore Farms
John Calhoun
Rosendahl Farms
John E. Calhoun & Sons
Peter Klienke
Glenmont
Dallas Prouty
White Creek Baptism and new members at Jermain Methodist
White Creek announces Easter Sunday baptism and reception of new members at Jermain United Methodist Church. The day also recalls social gatherings at area homes as residents report weekend visitors and travels. Pvt Richard Taber moved from Fort Dix to Fort Knox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain United Methodist Church
Pvt
Richard Taber
Fort Dix
N.J
Fort Knox, Ky
Donald George
Readsboro Eyes New Town Truck for Readsboro Purchase
Readsboro selectmen review a Monroe front wheel drive truck amid a March authorization to consider a town truck purchase. Demonstrations by Monroe Road Commissioner Richard Blue and driver Richard Oakes preceded no announced decision. Also notes local library book arrivals and community social visits plus a Hoosick Falls student art cover for Capital District News.
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Selectmen
Monroe
Mass
Readsboro
March
South Hill
Monroe Road
Richard Blue
Richard Oakes
Robert Birch
Main Street
David
Robert
Peggy DeSantis
Lenoxdale
Jacksonville
Bowen
Forrest Bowen
Keene, N.H
Roger Williams
Lee
Dan
Nancy
Charlemont
Grace Wheeler
Penny Hunt Saturday in Wood Memorial Park
Penny Hunt Saturday will be held at 2 p.m. in Wood Memorial Park weather permitting. Boys and girls ages 4 to 10 may participate in six races three for each gender. Winners receive prizes for finding the lucky penny and each child keeps their pennies. If bad weather, a sign will announce a new date. Peter Smith chairs the event.
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Wood Memorial Park
Peter Smith
Arlington Blood Bank Sets New Record with 101 Pints
Arlington's Red Cross Blood mobile posted a March record, yielding 101 pints in a five hour drive with donors rate over 20 pints per hour. Three new young donors appeared, half from The Hale Company, while veterans like John Keough and Mrs. Elsie Sprague reached multi gallon levels. Eight prospective donors were temporarily rejected for health reasons.
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Arlington
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Hale
Mack Molding
John Keough
Elsie Sprague
Rolland Pero
Warren Philpott
John Kenny
James O’neil
Blood Bank
Martin Hirsch
John deBrun
Dorothy Coleman
Don Kendall, Jr
Richard Wood
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Ays
Wali
Monument Plaza
Bennington
Country Casuals
Main ST
Ers
Eleanor Niles
4 H
Greenwich
William Telford
William
Ethel Pierce
Florence Cloke
Hoosick
Maurice Perry
Fred Burt
Pittsfield
Joyce Meerworth
Fremont Meerworth
Carol George
SUNY
Readsboro Public Library
William Mise
Steven Verbeck
Betty Horvath
Tucker Lodge
North Bennington
Caroline Hanselman
Hoosick Falls Central School
New York State Art Teachers Association
America
Miss Hanselman
Edward Hanselman
Bovie Hill Road
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
RTE
Manchester
Penny Hunt
Arlington Blood Bank
Stanley Darling
Pownal
Wilder Avenue
Darling
William Bell
Wanda Cross
Mary Bruso
Ricci Stroffelene
Bonnie Whitman
Arlington Home Demonstration
Bruce Caler
Floyd Galli
John Geer
Jesse Squiers
Raymond Little
Leland Rudd
James McCabe
Fred Hoyt
Karl Militzer
Lindenberger
Ed LeGrand
Fred McGuire
Terrance Riley
Don Keough
Harry Hayden
Thomas Chambers
Walter Rice
Lawrence Pratt
Edmond Dyett
Gerald Raftery
Piliceem
Esm
Javery
South Street
Remington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Sim
Mayflower Warehouse
Mullen
North ST. Bennington, VT
North Adams Hoosac
North Adams
Massachusetts
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