Firms respond well to Mount Hope Farm research idea
Williamstown Massachusetts an excellent response was received to the March 31 mailing inviting firms to establish a research center at Mount Hope Farm Charles A Schweighauser Williams College trustee committee said responses totaled 17 percent of 569 companies contacted The 1 000 acre property includes 250 acres set aside for development A Time advertisement will promote Mount Hope as a research site Elm Tree House will host NAS study and conference center June 1 through September 30
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Mount Hope Farm
Williamstown
Mass
Charles A. Schweighauser
Williams College
Schweighauser
College
Mount Hope
Elm Tree House
Mount Hope Mansion
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Richard R. Nelson
Rand Corporation
California
Center For Development Economics
Area Youths Injured In Accident Near Tomhannock Reservoir
Pittstown N Y three youths injured in a one car crash on N Y 7 near the Tomhannock Reservoir. Driver John Danforth 18 North Pownal charged with three unsafe tires and failing to keep right after the vehicle overturned. Passengers Frank Melesky Jr Hoosick Falls and Robert McGarvin 18 Hoosick Falls treated for injuries. Danforth fined 15 and 10. released after paying. Police Troopers Hynes and Kivlin investigated.
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Pittstown
N.Y
Tomhannock Reservoir
Brunswick
John J. Danforth
North Pownal
Danforth
Frank J. Melesky Jr
Classic St
Hoosick Falls
Robert J. McGarvin
RD Hoosick Falls
Melesky
McGarvin
Justice of the Peace
James Pfeiffer
Rensselaer County
P,k, Hynes
Kivlin
Manchester Book Now In Second Run
Daniel Wickenden announces Har court Brace & World will release A Memory of Vermont by Mrs. Margaret Hard of Manchester. First printing of 5,000 copies sold. June 21 autograph party planned by Frederic F. Taylor. Book recounts 35 years of Mrs Hard and her husband Walter’s Memory of Vermont store and is featured in Expo 67 pamphlet distribution by Vermont bookstores.
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Manchester
Daniel Wickenden
Harcourt, Brace & World, Inc
Vermont
Margaret Hard
Frederic F. Taylor
Johnny Appleseed
Public Hearing On Improving Teacher Quality In Vermont
A Vermont public hearing to discuss boosting teacher quality will be held Thursday May 25 at 7:30 p.m. in Chester Elementary School auditorium. The meeting, one of five statewide, invites teachers and citizens to share views on qualifications and state regulations. Dr Richard A Gibboney chairs the Committee of 31 with panelists Lupt Hazen Wood Robert Kent and Dr Robert Giroux among others.
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Manchester
Vermont
Weston A. Cate Jr
Vermont Education Association
Lupt
Hazen Wood
Robert Kent
Robert Giroux
St. Michael’s College
Madeline Buttles
Brandon
Dean Thomas King
University of Vermont
HFCS Teachers Fashion Show Draws 600 and Supt Cabana Hit
About 600 attended the Hoosick Falls Central School Teachers Association fashion show held Thursday evening. Proceeds benefit the Community Swimming Pool Fund and a plaque, with fashions from Charm Shop Karl Lees Shapiro and Lurie models including teachers and students. The event featured a special Hawaii bound gift for Superintendent Leonard, a moderator, and entertainment by the HFCS Clarinet Choir and junior chorus.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Teachers Association
Hoosick Falls Central School
Charm _ Shop
Karl Lee’s
Shapiro’s
Lurie’s
Elizabeth McEvoy
Nancy von Haggin
Carol Brennen
Helene Baratto
Barbara Sage
Barbara Wiley
Donna Geers
Philip Leonard
William Gilchrest
Michael Brewster
Kasmer Stempek
Kay Marsh
Toby Reppel
Lori Marsh
Kathy Pierce
John Miller
David Pierce
Joan Cipperly
Laurie McCabe
Kelly Brogue
Jane Sturgell
Sandra Roberts
Celia Shapiro
Supt. Leonard
Ard
Weir - Reynolds
HFCS
Wilmington Woman Injured in New Hampshire Crash
Elizabeth Pike, 50, of Wilmington, was hospitalized in Keene New Hampshire after a collision at NH 9 and 12. She fractured her right foot and suffered cuts and bruises to her leg. The car she rode in, driven by Robert M. LaMorder, 49, was hit by a vehicle driven by Elizabeth M. Alton, 25, of Spofford. Estimated damages were $300 to the Alton car and $400 to the LaMorder vehicle.
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Wilmington
Keene
N.H
Elizabeth Pike
Elliot Community Hospital
Robert M. LaMorder
LaMorder
Elizabeth M. Alton
Spofford
Alton
Norshaft Lions Directors Meet Tuesday Evening
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy reports a meeting of the Norshaft Lions directors scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the home of Merritt Hewitt Jr. The notice specifies an informal gathering to discuss club affairs.
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Norshaft Lions
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Baptist Leader To Address Manchester Interfaith Meeting
The Rev. Mildred Palmer, vice president of the Massachusetts Baptist Convention, will speak at an interfaith luncheon and meeting at First Congregational Church in Manchester. The event is slated for May 16 at 12:30 p.m. with participation from local faith groups.
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Manchester
Mildred Palmer
Massachusetts Baptist Convention
First Congregational Church
Palmer
Lexington
Wellesley Baptist Church
American Baptist Convention
American Baptist Foreign Mission Societies
Japan International Christian University
Canada
Venezuela
Hoosick Falls Brings Miss Murdock Indian Talk to Classes
Four Hoosick Falls Central School Grade 6 social studies classes heard an illustrated Indian lecture by Miss Margaret Murdock, a retired missionary teacher. She wore a sari and shared souvenirs from travels. The event, arranged by Amy Moseley’s family, was supported by four Manchester churches and the United Women’s Group.
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India
Hoosick Falls Central School
Margaret Murdock
Murdock
Amy Moseley
West Hoosick
Presbyterian Missionary Society
Hoosick Falls Seniors Win College Admissions
Hoosick Falls Central School reports a large group of seniors accepted for fall term. Students listed include Robert Scott heading to SUNY Oswego, Helen Hayes to Skidmore, Frank Reynolds to Cornell College of Agriculture, Richard Armitage to nursing training, Jane Filkins to Keuka College, Sharon Yurewitch to Hudson Valley CC, Tom Moore to Clemson forestry, Peter Holzhauer to Alfred University ceramic engineering, Nancy Nelson to UNC Chapel Hill nursing, Darcy Miller to Wagner College, Eleanor Therriault to Fredonia secondary education, plus others to SUNY system and local colleges.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William Folgert
Hoosick Falls Central School
Robert Scott
George Scott
Danforth Street
Suny At
Oswego
Helen Hayes
Ann Hayes
Cummings Street
Skidmore College
Miss Hayes
Frank Reynolds
Wilder Avenue
Cornell University
College of Agriculture
Richard Armitage
George Armitage
Barton Avenue
Hudson River State Hospital
Poughkeepsie
Jane Filkins
Charles Filkins
West Hoosick
Keuka College
Sharon
Alan Moore
Clemson
S.C
Peter Holzhauer
Ann Holzhauer
Hoosick
Alfred University
Nancy Nelson
James Nelson
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
College of Nursing
Darcy Miller
Fred Miller
Abbott St
Wagner College
Staten Island
Eleanor Therriault
Hilair Therriault
State University of N.Y
Fredonia
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