Top Seniors At St Mary's Announced ENLISTS Michael Lillie
HOOSICK FALLS N Y St Marys Academy announces top seniors for the Class of 1968 Thomas W Keeley valedictorian and Elizabeth E Shiland salutatorian Keeley a National Honor Society member and student council president plans pre med studies at Canton He is also a Regents Scholar and St Lawrence University scholar Shiland a National Honor Society member and yearbook staffer will pursue a four year nursing course at SUNY Plattsburgh both earned multiple honors and held leadership roles in clubs and activities.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Thomas W. Keeley
Richard Keeley
Petersburg
Elizabeth E. Shiland
William Shiland
Second St
Keeley
St. Lawrence University
Canton
Shiland
ABC
Betty Crocker
SUNY
Plattsburgh
Sports Editor To Speak At Hoosick Falls Banquet
Lindsay Straus sports editor of the Albany Times Union will speak at the St Marys Academy athletic banquet in Immaculate Conception Parish Hall Saturday evening. Dinner starts at 7 with tickets from Walter Wirmusky Joseph Cullen or Donald Smith.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
St. Mary’s Academy
Immaculate Conception Parish
Lindsay Straus
Albany Times-Union
Walter Wirmusky
Joseph Cullen
Donald Smith
Town Officials Manchester Lions Plan Attack on Junk Auto Problem
Town Manager James L. Woodard and Lions Club directors met to plan removing junk autos in Manchester. Hodgdon Bros. of Ascutney will bring a car crusher to the Manchester dump to flatten vehicles for shipment to a Everett scrap plant. The group will canvass the town, list problem areas and garages donating wreckers, and coordinate with state officials to allow injunctions against violators.
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Manchester Lions
Manchester
James L. Woodard
Lions Club
Hodgdon Bros
Ascutney
Bennington
Everett
Mass
Woodard
James H. Hanna Jr
Montpelier
Eyesore
State Dept. of Highways
Hanna
Lions
Donald Dorr
Tate
Dept. of Highways Survey
Frank Bushee
Miller
Arlington Sunderland car crush project advances slowly
Arlington and Sunderland selectmen report the car crushing effort is progressing with 200 to 300 cars ready. Scheduling delays push the crusher's arrival by about two weeks, but cooperation and shared town equipment aid removal and storage across several sites.
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Arlington
Sunderland
ARLINGTON — _ Selectmen
Selectman
Gordon Hard
Hard
Hoosick Falls Musicians Present Spring Concert Tonight
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts its annual spring concert in the school auditorium at 8 PM. The senior band performs five selections, brass plays Trumpet Voluntary, woodwind quintets perform Divertimento No. 14, K27, and Valley Forge, a percussion ensemble presents. The Junior Choir with Miss Carol George sings seven numbers, and The Group plays pop numbers under director H. Luther Everly with choir director Calvin Pederson.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Purchell
Mozart
Valley Forge
Hart
Carol George
H. Luther Everly
Calvin Pederson
Local youth advances to Mary McClellan Hospital program
Parthcia Ann Wright daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Wright of 15 Snow St has been accepted at Mary McClellan Hospital to begin a two year x ray technology course. Her school activities include glee club science club senior play yearbook staff and prom committee. Senior Citizens plan a 2 pm Monday meeting led by social chairwoman Mrs Florence Sigmund with Mrs Eva Shaw assisting.
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Parthcia Ann Wright
Howard Wright
Snow St
Mary McClellan Hospital
St. Mary’s Academy
Miss Wright
Florence Sigmund
Eva Shaw
Pownall plans for Fresh Air visits and Scout events
The Herald Tribune Fresh Air program invites New York City youth ages five to twelve for summer stays in Vermont with arrivals July 23 and departures either August 6 or 20. Deadline for reinvitations is May 15 or July 1. Contact Mrs Marcel A Langlais at 823-7716 for details. Troop 347 BSA hosts Parents' Night May 7 7:30 p.m. at the Scout Hut to outline camping and activities. Twenty four boys are enrolled. Camp Sunrise Orwell runs June 30 to July 6 with a $5 fee due May 7. The troop will miss the spring camporee in Rupert. Executive committee meets May 13 at 7:30 p.m.
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New York City
The
Herald Tribune
Fresh Air A
Vermont
Bennington
Pownall
Marcel A. Langlais
Rolland Roy
Camp Sunrise
Orwell
Rupert
Manchester Churchwomen Host Spring Meeting
Women of the Conversion of St. Paul Parish in Manchester hosted the Bennington District Council of Catholic Women spring meeting. About 75 women from seven parishes attended as Rev. James B. Murray of St. Paul’s and Rev. Gerald T. Buckley of St. Margaret Mary’s presided at Benediction. Edward Massery of the Serra Club Pittsfield, Mass. appealed for vocations, urging love and respect for the religious life as a vocation.
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Manchester
St. Paul
Bennington
James B. Murray
St. Paul’s
Gerald T. Buckley
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Arlington
Edward Massery
Serra Club
Pittsfield
Mass
Kipling Fellow Kipling Fellow At Marlboro College
Marlboro College names William Gibson poet playwright and novelist as this year’s Kipling Fellow. He will be in residence May 6 7 and 8 and give an 8 p.m. reading of his new play A Cry of Players in the dining hall. Gibson authored The Cobwebs Broadway shows The Miracle Worker and Two for the Saw See Saw and did the book for Clifford Odets Golden Boy musical. His A Mass for the Dead won a front page NYT Book Review. He co-produces Berkshire Playhouse and heads its Actors and Playwrights Unit.
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Marlboro
William Gibson
Kipling
Marlboro College
Gibson
Clifford Odet
New York Times Book Review
Berkshire Playhouse
Actors’ and Playwrights
Playhouse
David McCord
Harlow Shapley
Louis M. Lyons
Russell Meiggs
Thompson anniversary open house and VFW supper notices
The Harned Fowler Post 6471 VFW auxiliary hosts a membership supper at 6 30 P M alongside its monthly meeting. An open house for Mr and Mrs Charles Thompson at Hildene runs Sunday 2 to 4 P M at Odd Fellows Hall Manchester Depot. A birthday picnic honors Frederic C Hoth of Manchester at Mardien Roy camp in Pownal with about 25 guests. Hoth, originally from New Jersey, is 88 and has four children and 20 grandchildren.
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Harned Fowler
VFW
Charles Thompson
Hildene
Odd Fellows Hall
Manchester
Mardien Roy
Pownal
Frederic C. Hoth
Theodule Betit
Benedicto Adorable
Roy
Hoth
New Jersey
Hudson County Park Commission
North America
Europe
Community Notes From Winhall And Nearby Areas
Winhall residents Norman and Mrs. Fair return from a Florida vacation. Lyndonville's Hortons visit with Mrs. Howard Horton’s family here. Winhall Republicans elect delegates for Montpelier on May 18, with Peter Clark and Frank Palacino as delegates and Euphemia Clark and Arthur Bissell as alternates. Chester Henshaw learns of sister Ethel E. Henshaw’s death April 22 in Wakefield, Massachusetts. Mrs. William T. Dobson, formerly of Winhall, vacationed with George Melvin’s family in Charlotte, North Carolina. John O. Slade chairs the cancer crusade locally. Elton Coleman and family return from Daytona Beach. Mrs. Howard P. Horton returns from the Rhode Island winter. Visitors include Henry Paquette, Marion Ney and son David, and Eric Siborg with their families. Jerome S. Coleman, inducted as Navy Seabee petty officer third class at Springfield, en route to Gulfport, Mississippi for two and a half years. Coleman, a Leland and Gray Seminary and Franklin Institute graduate, was celebrated with a Rawsonville School farewell party on April 8 hosted by the Rawsonville Community Club. about 80 friends attended and he received a purse.
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Norman Fair
Florida
Robert Horton
Lyndonville
Howard Horton
Winhall Republican Committee
Stanley Blow
Montpelier
Peter Clark
Frank Palacino
Euphemia Clark
Arthur Bissell
Chester P. Henshaw
Ethel E. Henshaw
Wakefield
Mass
William T. Dobson
Manchester
Winhall
George Melvin
Charlotte
N.C
Jerome S. Coleman
Erald Coleman
Navy Seabees
Springfield
Gulf Port
Miss
Coleman
Leland and Gray Seminary
Franklin Institute
Rawsonville School
Rawsonville
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