Hoosick Farmers Win Conservation Award at Rensselaer Dinner
Raymertown NY. Conservation Farmer 1965 Walter C. Baker of Hoosick received the plaque from Oliver A. Hyatt for progress in planned practices on his 257 acre dairy farm. Runner-up Sherman W. Herrington also of Hoosick was honored with a retirement tribute to district director Warren Filkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver A. Hyatt
Cherry Plain
Sherman W. Herrington
Hoosick
Warren Filkins
Donald A. Thompson
Filkins
John Zweig
Averill Park
Pomona Grange
Hoosick Grange
George W. Kyer
Rensselaer Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
N. Cliff Ottrell
Hyatt
Rensselaer County
State
John Demers
Rensselaer County Conservation Alliance
Alliance
Active Alliance
Demers
Harry E. Potter
Soil Conservation Service
Potter
Poestenhill
Baker
Bovie Hill
Herrington
Raymertown Evangelical Lutheran Church
Red Mountain Lodge Installs New Officers
Red Mountain Lodge 63 F and A M installed new officers at a public ceremony in the Masonic Temple in Arlington. Robert Lindsey was installed as worshipful master with Rev Clement Belcher as chaplain, Gilbert Wilcox senior deacon, Homer Shaver senior steward, David McKeighan junior steward, Lester Brush secretary, Earl Prouty treasurer, and Fred Lyons senior warden. Installing officer was Frank Brownell and installing marshal Robert Young. Music and entertainment followed with Mrs. Max Grout at the piano, Donald Johnson of East Dorset performing, and Ellery Lawrence presenting magic. Refreshments were served.
New King Lion Named In Wilmington Lions Club
Wilmington Lions Club at a Wednesday meeting elected Far well as president. Lensey Cole, Frank Childs, John Mumford, Howard Hosmer, Wayne Timmerman, Max Jarvis, Eugene Karwoski, Paul Allen and Russell Hanson named as officers and directors. Dr Eugene Winslow of Windham College spoke. The club voted to buy gold basketball charms for senior high players and planned a May 14 social with nearby Lions Clubs at the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Porter Farwell
Wilmington Lions Club
Wilmington White House
Lensey Cole
Frank Childs
John Mumford
Howard Hosmer
Wayne Timmerman
Max Jarvis
Eugene Karwoski
Paul Allen
Russell Hanson
Eugene Winslow
Windham College
White House
Whitingham-Jacksonville
Readsboro
Brattleboro Lion Clubs
Auto crash damages Shelby State Farm office
An insured driver crashed into the Shelby Ohio State Farm Insurance agent's office causing about $900 in damage. Agent Jack Stickney said he plans to move, noting this is the second such incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby, Ohio
UPI
State Farm Insurance
Jack Stickney
Arlington High School Alumni Meet Plans Banquet
About 20 members of the Arlington High School Alumni Association met Thursday night to plan their annual banquet set for June 18 at the Town House in Cambridge ME. It was voted that parents of the Class of 1966 who are not alumni may attend if they wish. Calendar notes list events for Tuesday through Saturday including Legion meetings, Brownies, the Federated Church Enterprise Society talk, Battenhill Grange, a Well Baby Clinic, a ham supper, and a Girl Scout rally inviting all.
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Arlington High School Alumni Association
Town House
Cambridge
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
East Arlington
Blanchard Stone
Mt. Laurel
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Community House
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Arlington Girl Scout
Fisher Elementary School
Dorset House Residents Move Temporarily
Dorset Marden Skinner and Ann Holan with her three sons have shifted from Miss Mary Ames's Dorset Hollow Road home to the Rev and Mrs Robert Green on Danby Mt Road. Mrs R B Tompkins just returned home a week after hospitalization at Rutland Hospital. Mrs Gillespie Armstrong left her Hollow home for Philadelphia. Mr and Mrs Codman Hislop returned from a New York trip noting the expensive food and the play Luv as fun. Mrs William Belknap in town briefly last week, planning a two week trip to Scandinavian countries.
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Ann Holan
Mary Ames
Dorset Hollow Road
Robert Green
Danby Mt
R. B. Tompkins
Rutland Hospital
New York
William Belknap
Future Dorset Pupils Visit Elementary School
Dorset Elementary invites prospective Grade 1 pupils and their parents for an upcoming visiting day on Friday May 13 from 9 30 to 10 00. After a building tour lunch will be served and a bus trip home at 12 15 via East Dorset and then Dorset.
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Dorset
East Dorset
Brissette Ends Leave. Reed Landmarks Mount Olga Tower
A2 C James Brissette, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Brissette of Wilmington, left for Arlington Va after a 30 day leave. He was stationed at Karamursel AFB Turkey before transfer. Robert Reed of Nanuet NY becomes lookout at Mount Olga fire tower, began duties last Thursday. Green Mountain Lassies resume meetings Thursday 3:30 pm at leader Doris Stengel home. Fourteen Girl Scouts met Wilmington High School for badges and planning an overnight cookout May 20 21 at Fort Dum mer State Park with Brattleboro Girl Scouts and two international guests invited. Thursday 7 pm at the high school.
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C. James Brissette
Albert “Brissette
Wilmington
Arlington
Karamursel Afb
Turkey
Robert Reed
Nanuet
N.Y
Mount Olga
Green Mountain Lassies
Doris Stengel
Wilmington High School
Robert Porter
Linda Maynard
Fort Dummer State Park
Brattleboro Girl Scouts
Eric Henningsen Wins Cubs Pinewood Derby
Eric Henningsen of Den 4 won the grand championship at Cub Scout Troop 31 Pinewood Derby held at Shaftsbury Elementary School. Run-offs selected den winners Christopher Faris Den 1 Thomas Mattison Den 2 and Eric Henningsen Den 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnahs
Shaftsbury
Eric Henningsen
Patrick Shea
Thomas Mattison
Christopher Faris
Otis
Den 4
Den
Eric
Taconic Valley Gardeners Plan Flower Show
The Taconic Valley Branch of the Women’s National Farm and Garden Association schedules a flower show in Berlin Community Hall on June 18 with Mrs. David S. Duncombe as general chairman and Mrs. Charles F. Fitzpatrick supervising chairman. Plans push wider participation by inviting non member area residents to enter, plus a May 12 branch meeting at 1 30 p m at Mrs. Albert Seagroatt’s home. Awards were given at a Cubs event with Den 1 and Den 5 members receiving badges and arrows. Cubs will march in the Memorial Day parade in Bennington.
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Berlin
Taconic Valley
Women’s National Farm and Garden Association
David S. Duncombe
Charles F. Fitzpatrick
Cherry Plain
Albert Seagroatt
N.Y
Henningsen
Den
Patrick Shea
Donald Dailey
Gordon Mooney
John Searey
Ira Manross
Den 1
Keith Mattison
Timothy Dailey
Duane Peacock
Melvin Lawrence
Bryan Gallant
Daryl Wetherell
Cubs
Bennington
Dallas Prosecutor Buckley Aide Described As Lawyer
Associates of Michael N Buckley assistant district attorney call him a strong attorney. He stands six seven and weighs about 270 pounds.
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Dallas
UPI
Michael N. Buckley
Suit Filed Over February Palm Beach Car Crash
Mrs Helen Ferris Secor 70 Sandgate mother of Clifford Ferris filed in Palm Beach County Circuit Court for more than 25000 damages. She names Sylvester Parker and Alice Wright Parker of 3620 Tallulah Road as owner and driver of the car in which she rode February 16. The Parker car collided with a car driven by James Steven Van Vurren 25 of the Everglades Club Palm Beach at South County Road and Peruvian Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandgate
Helen Ferris Secor
Clifford H. Ferris
Palm Beach
Fla
Secor
Tallulah Road
Santana
Sylvester Parker
Alice Wright Parker
Parker
James Steven van Vurren
Everglades Club
S. County Road
Peruvian Avenue
Churchwomen workshop to feature Massachusetts leader
Mrs Dwight J Dwinnell of Reading Mass former president of the Massachusetts Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women and vice president of the National Fellowship of Congregational Women will speak at a churchwomen's workshop. The United Women's Group of First Congregational Church hosts area and state leaders for a 9 a.m. to 3 45 p.m. conference inviting all church women to attend, especially officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight J. Dwinnell
Reading
Mass
Massachusetts Fellowship of Congregational Christian Women
National Fellowship of Congregational Women
First Congregational Church
United Women’s
First
East Artington Society to host Bailey Hall program
The Enterprise Society will hold an evening program on Wednesday at 7 30 at Bailey Hall. After the devotional service Mrs Blanchard Stone a teacher from Mt. Laurel School in Manchester will discuss the school and its program. Several local students are enrolled there and Mrs Roy Grout leads the refreshment committee.
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The
Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
Blanchard Stone
Mt. Laurel School
Manchester
Roy Grout
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Hoosick Falls
Immaculate Conception Church
Robert Shiland
Robert Hebert
Leo Hewson
John Button
Jerry Deluca
James McGuire
Anita Brazell
Ann Brazell
William Fitzpatrick
Nancy Driscoll
Harry Crayon
Stanley Arasim
Bernice Brazell
Richard Powers Sr
James Cusack
Raleigh Tatro
Alfred E. Ellis O.S
Hoosick Farmers
Conservation Farmer Awards
Raymertown
Rensselaer County Soil and Water Conservation District
Walter C. Baker
Robert Lindsey
Red Mt. Lodge
F&am
Robert Young
Marshal
Masonic Temple
Thompson
Red Mountain Lodge
Ellery Lawrence
Nichols
Vom
Nova
Helene Thompson
American Legion Post 69
Richard Knox
Marden Skinner
Future Dorset
Tommy Thompson
Warm Brook
Mountain Towns
Carlo Walter — HO
Gardeners Plan
Jantzen
Adams Clothes Shop
Chet Ringheiser
P.O. Box
Henry M. Tuttle CO. Inc
Depot Street
East Artington
Suedentius
Amelia Lawrence
S.M.L
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