Bells Ring Again At All Saint's Church Hoosick Easter
Historic All Saint's Episcopal Church bells in Hoosick will ring automatically after electrification. Rudolph Marshall will peal them on Easter Sunday while Mary Bovie operates the keyboard. nightly 6 pm chimes begin, recalling a long tradition dating back to 1530.
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All Saint’s Church
Hoosick, W.C
All Saint's Episcopal Church
Hoosick
Mary Bovie
Rudolph Marshall
Marshall
Building program gains boost in White Creek April events
WITTE CHEEK New York April events are set in White Creek to advance the community building improvement program started in January. A covered dish supper and open house on April 8 will let residents inspect progress, discuss plans, and review finances after more than 1,500 dollars in work with under 200 dollars cash outlay. The 4-H clubs at Jermain and Post Corners will host a spaghetti supper on April 15 and a women’s luncheon on April 27, funds supporting renovations. The hall board will publish a full financial update, and post slides from a Nesbitt Rockies trip, plus community music from local youth.
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Termain Hall Managing Board
Rockies
Gordon Nesbitt
Hoosick Falls Grange Reports Easter Program and Notices
Hoosick Falls HsPital patient Karen McMartin underwent an appendectomy. Last week Hoosick Grange held an Easter themed program with poems songs and a history of Easter. A death resolution was prepared for Mrs Wright. Cookie contest winners were announced. Next card party set for April 8 and April 12 meeting will feature slides on India and Burma and a coffee cake contest.
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Karen McMartin
John McMartin
Hoosick Street
Putnam Memorial Hspital
Hoosick Grange
Pavid Cornell
Joseph Carelli
Patty Davack
Mary Clancy
Eames
Turing
Ralph Philpott
Wright
Donald S. Hewitt Sr
Hewitt
Ellsworth Stevens
Jackie Yavanisid
the Grange
India
Burma
Clifford Gilson
Hoosick
West Hoosick Baptist
Arlington Red Cross Blood Bank Sets All Time Record
Arlington blood bank set an all time record of 138 pints with eight donors from Mack Molding and 24 from Hale Cominy aided by a Carthusian Monastery crew. Chairwoman Claire ONeil praised the community effort as 27 new donors joined, while temporary health deferrals limited total.
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O'Neil
Wight
Daniers
Gallon
Anna Hall
Jennie Skidmore
John Thompson
Barbara Weakley
Virginia Wilkins
Roy Crofus
Michael Hess
Dorothy Ranis
Robert Yayman
William Delaney
Joseph Meyer
Caroline Kreel
Alma Vaughn
Jecold Clayton
Rodger Secay
Elizabeth Benedict
William Young
Betty Ty
Drugs stolen from Londonderry pharmacy reported
A large, unspecified assortment of drugs was stolen from the Londonderry pharmacy on Tuesday night. Bottles were recovered along Route 100, while警 police cautioned parents to warn children about handling unknown drugs. George H. Lloyd, 22, was arrested in Chester for possessing and dispensing regulated drugs.
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Londonderry
Weston
Ludlow
Bate
Valice
Windsor County
Toston
George H. Lioyd
Chester
White River Junction
Lioyd
Woodstock
New AIM Recycling Center in Manchester Faces Change
The Rutland Waste and Metal Co will replace Bennington Tissue Mills as Manchester paper recycling center. Bennington plant closed nearly two months and up for sale. ATM Inc spokesman says the group expects higher prices per ton for its paper and a Rutland delivery is expected soon amid about 14 tons in the shed.
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Manchester
Rutland Waste and Metal Co
Bennington Tissue Mills Inc
ATM Inc
Action In
Hhe
Bennington
ATM
Rutland
North Bennington Woman's Fellowship Meet Guest Mrs Adams
The Women's Fellowship of the North Bennington Congregational Church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the church social rooms. State president Mrs. Morgan Adams will be guest of honor.
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Women’s Fellowship
North Bennington Congregational Church
Morgan Adams
Dover approves 2.8 million sewage plant plan in West Dover
Windham Regional Commissioners endorsed a revised 2.8 million plan for a sewage treatment plant to serve an 18 square mile fire district in West Dover. The proposal, phased to reach 200000 gallons daily, faces Act 250 review and bond approvals, with local dispute over governance and growth control.
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William Poole
Brattleboro
Wingham
West Dover
Valve
Prudential Committee
Dover
Guilford
Putney
Vermont Water Resources Department
Regional Planning Commission
Water Resources Department
Windham Regional Commiission
Donald Albano
Albana
John Weller
David Connor
Weller
Iself
Connor
Community events include Good Friday service and Lions club notes
The Pownal area hosts a Petersburg Baptist Church Good Friday service at 7 50 p m with seven ministers led by Rev Jim Meteslé and Rev Kenneth Schwabe. Pownal Center Community Church conducts a 7 p m Holy Communion service. Lions Club reports 16 members, eye fund activity shows $180 spent March on exams tests and glasses, prize drawings awarded to several members. A field day for Pownal students is planned with Eugene Wilson and Robert Pudgar as co chairs, next meeting April 1. North Pownal Fire Department announces its 24th annual firemen's ball April 8 from 8 to 12 at the North Pownal firehouse with tickets $1 50 and music by Sam Diamico.
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Petersburg Baptist Church
Jim Meteslé
North Pownal
Nde
Robert Skripak
Ray Pantano
Ormal Pierce
Arsention
Pownal
Eugene Wilson
Robert Pudgar
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Vermont Forest Resources and “Our Environment
Wasehorah Wood
Arlington Memorial
Sharon Park
Wanda Pero
Mia Wood
Terry Wilkins
Brenda Dorr
Karen Bargood
Holli Gunther
Joyce Smith
Diane Hanson
David Knight
Hoosar
Pine Valley Road
All Saint's Church
Florence
Tely
George Mortimer Tibbets
Martin Luther
Germany
Tibbets
Munich
Edward Dudley ‘Tibbets
Haosac School
White Creek
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Lenated Furniture Inc. Previn, Yewatet
Caus
Arlington Blood Bank
New Aim Recycling Center
North Bennington
Commission
the Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Pownal Center
Hoovick Falls Health Center
Health Center Auxiliary
Norma Thompson
Louise Wheeter
Mary Jenkins
Sis
Jane Behan
Helen Mogan
Mra
Helen Cantela
Ndam CF
CIA
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Foster
Walker
Blendsleepwear
Drysdale
Drysdales
Gue
Wahl
Williams Inn
Treadway Williams Inn
Williams
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