Budget, Tax Rate Retained By Hoosick Falls Board
Hoosick Falls trustees kept the tentative budget and $37 per thousand tax rate. No action on raising library funds or Youth Commission requests. Town dump use approved for $300 yearly. new dump truck bids awarded to Delurey at $5,945. Garbage removal contract to Harold Parker at $5,000. Tree spraying bid won by Davey Tree Expert Co at 54 cents per tree.
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Carl J. Kempf
William Rourke Jr
Youth Commission
Alumni Association
St. Mary’s School
Hoosick
Delurey Sales and Service
Owl Garage
Delurey
Harold Parker
Jose Rougeau
George Valentine
Davey Tree Expert Co
Twin State
Organ Concert Sunday in Manchester by George Butler
George Butler, noted recitalist, will present an organ concert Sunday at 8 p.m. in the First Congregational Church Manchester. It marks the Vermont Chapter of the American Guild of Organists spring recital on the churchs $36 000 organ installed two years ago. Local organizers praise the Guilds selection and Butler as a skilled performer with a broad New England recital history.
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Manchester
George Butler
First Congregational
Vermont
American Guild of Organists
Butler
Bra‘ntree
Mass
Eastman School of Music
Harold Bauer
New England Conservatory
Boston
Braintree
Brown Universty
Brookline
Wayland
Pembroke College
Harvard Summer School
Parsell’s Baptist Church
Rochester
New England
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Church
Blanchard Stone
Hoosick Falls LL Tryouts and Minor League Plans Updated
Hoosick Falls Little League postpones tryouts to next Saturday May 5 at 1 pm at the Athletic Field. Major League auction set for Sunday May 6 at the American Legion Rooms. Kas mer Stempek named Minor League director for the season with a May 9 draft date. Mayor Albowicz announces a rescheduled May 3 meeting on the Westbound track removal with state officials and village leaders. Mr and Mrs William McMartin of John Street travel to New Jersey on business.
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Hoosick
American Legion Rooms
Kasmer Stempek
Hoosick Falls
Village Board
Planning Commission
William McMartin
John Street
New Jersey
Mr. McMartin
D C Writer Douglass Cater to Lecture at Williams
Washington reporter Douglass Cater, a Reporter Magazine staffer for a dozen years, will give a "Report on Washington" at Williams College Jesup Halls Thursday at 8. The free talk is sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee. Cater has won multiple awards and teaches as a Ferris Chair lecturer at Princeton.
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Williamstown
Douglass Cater
Washington
Reporter Magazine
Jesup
Williams College
Williams
Cater
Newspaper Guild
Wesleyan University
Center For Advanced Studies
NBC
New York Times
Houghton Mifflin
Marquis Childs
Ferris
Princeton
Harvard
Dorset Pastor Accepts Call To New Church
Rev. William A. Chace Jr. resigns after five years as Dorset United Church pastor to become pastor of Easthampton Congregational Church in Massachusetts. His July 31 departure follows service at Dorset and a family of five with address on Church Street. A special meeting of the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert is planned after the May 6 service.
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Dorset
United Church of
William A. Chace Jr
Easthampton
Mass
Chace
Miriam
Mark
Hall
Joel
Sara
Carol
Church Street
East Corinth
Massachusetts
Andover Newton Theological Seminary
New Bedford
East Rupert
Opera in the Gay Nineties a Rich World of Scandal and Song
Joseph Wechs berg reviews Black Velvet and Red Lush a vivid blend of biography and history of the gay nineties and Edwardian era. Nellie Armstrong later Nellie Melba rises from Australia to fame through Europe and America in Grand Opera while wealthy patrons shape her ascent.
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Europe
Australia
Nellie Armstrong
Melba
Nellie Nelba
Fresh Air Fund invites extended to May 15 in Manchester
Mrs. Howard Thompson chairs Manchester Fresh Air Fund inviting re invitations by May 15 for last year’s participants. Four of ten invited last year were re invited. officials hope to surpass last summer’s hospitality. Children arrive July 17 and stay until August 1 unless extended.
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Howard Thompson
Manchester
Fresh Air Fund
Walter Hayes
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Bennington County
Thompson
Hayes
Vermont
One-Day Strike Ends at Sprague & Carleton Co
Striking employees at Sprague and Carleton Furniture Co in Keene and Milford return to work after accepting a new three-year contract with wage increases in the second and third years. More than 300 workers quit when the old contract expired at midnight. terms beyond wage raises were not disclosed.
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Keene, N.H
Sprague & Carleton Furniture Co
Keene and
Milford
U S Exhibition Proposal: Moscow and Leningrad Show
The United States proposed an American exhibition in Moscow and Leningrad to precede the Soviet participation in the 1964 65 New York World's Fair. The move follows the cancellation of plans for a 1967 Moscow fair and mirrors the expected Soviet exhibit at New York. The State Department sought a mutually agreeable date to align with the Soviet display.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
New York
State Department
New York Fair
Three Area Students Win in Vermont Science Fair
Jonathan Dwyer of North Bennington won a first award in the junior division for Is the Metric System of Numbers Easier to Learn than the English System. Nancy Thompson of NBHS earned a senior division second place for Mice: Trial and Error Theory. John Secor of Arlington Memorial HS took a junior group second for Isolation.
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Edmunds High School
Burlington
Jonathan Dwyer
North Bennington
Nancy Thompso
NBHS
John Secor
Arlington Memorial High School
Dwyer
Miss Thompson
Secor
Arlington
Bennington High School
Barbara Paquin
Bennington Catholic High School
Ralph Lindsey
The
Vermont Headmasters’ Association
Vermont Department of Education
Rubinoff Violin Concert Set for Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club hosts violin virtuoso Rubinoff Tuesday May 8 at 8 15 p m in the Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium. The famed soloist will perform a varied program on a Stradivarius insured for 100000 with several school assemblies and a Kiwanis luncheon appearance noted. Tickets available at Noveck Schultz Music Store in Bennington and local outlets. Stanley Fifield is ticket chairman.
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Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
Rubinoff
Hoosick Falls Central School
George Frazier
Life Magazine
Debussy
Warsaw
Addinsell
Gade
Davy Crockett
George Brouns
Central School
St. Mary’s Academy
Bennington
Noveck-Schultz Music
Kiwanis
Thorpe’s
Andrick’s
Stanley Fifield
West Arlington Holds Cemetery Work Day and Social Updates
At a West Arlington Cemetery association meeting a work day was scheduled for Saturday May 12 with a rain date the following Saturday and start after 10 a.m. The event aims for broad participation after 17 volunteers last year. The issue also notes residents returning home after illnesses vacations and weekend visits and mentions the finale of the local cancer drive with donation options at the Wayside Store or Mrs. Paul Bedell’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington Cemetery Association
West Arlington
Paul Bedell
Wayside
Front Man Saved in Seoul as General Dismisses Life Sentence
South Korea's Gen. Park Chung-hee nullified a life imprisonment verdict against former front man Lt. Gen. Chang Do-young. The charges claimed Chang hindered the military coup of May 16 and sought to seize control of the ruling junta. Chang, army chief during the coup, had become premier and junta chairman, with Park as the actual power.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung-hee Park
Chang Do-young
Park
Chang
Rhodesian copper belt workers strike for higher pay
More than 20,000 African mine workers in Northern Rhodesia demand higher pay eight shillings or $1.10 a shift and full paid vacation in a strike called for Wednesday, according to the South African Press Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury, Southern Rhodesia
Northern Rhodesia
The
South African Press Association
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Boston & Maine Railroad
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Little, Brown and Co
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Martha Canfield Library
Madam Marchesi
Paris
Madam
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America
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Convent Garden
London
Paris Opera
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Emma Calve
Lillian Nordica
Jean de Resthe
Jimmie Rallis
Bennington, Vermont
Carol Foster
Montpelier
Mary Dillmann
Caravan
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Myrtle Beach
S.C
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Charleston
Williamsburg
R.F.S
Phil Kelleher
White River
Thorner
Hans Thorner
Chamonix
St. Anton
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Germany
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Victoria Fleming
Richard Goodell
Janice Kinney
Lois Nichols
Walter Rigney
Burr and Burton
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Carol Bow
Norman Canino
Joanna Dillman
Jeannie Goodell
Bert Hilliard
Francis Markey
Memorial Auditorium
Bank OF
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Waterbury, Vermont
U.S
Bennington Book Shop
Parkina
Bennington Banner
Bennington, Web
Ande Rand
Gershwin
Victor Young
Chopin
Drolla
Dohnanyi
Marion Bedell
Ted Kilcoin
Bernal Road
Kilcoin
Elmont
L.L
Charles Thompson
G. Fiffinger
Great Neck
L.I
Battenhill
Charles Lowe
Cambridge
Johnson
Connecticut
Charles Chapin
Blouson
Gloria Swanson
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