Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Marks 35th Anniversary Luncheon
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club celebrated its 35th anniversary at a Tuesday luncheon in Hoosick Falls N Y. Lt Governor Les Dickenson attended to present an Award of Excellence to the boys and girls activities committee and to praise club attendance and service to the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
N.Y
O.E. Peterson
Kasmer Stempek
Hartman
James M. Brahan
Arthur McLinden
Rupert Thorpe
Dickenson
Leonore Liporace
Visting Kiwanians
Taconic
Niskaunya
Sand Lake Club
Hendrick Hudson
Troy
Leonard Liporace
Boys and Girls Activities Committee
Les Dickenson
Walter Hartman
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club
Beaumont
Hoosick Falls Troop 64 to Camporee
Hoosick Falls Troop 64 sponsored by Immaculate Conception Church departs Friday for the Mohican Council Camporee at Lake George Conservation Club. About 41 scouts and 3 leaders join roughly 1,000 scouters for a weekend of camping and competition, with campfire program led by Richard Severson and Jack Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Immaculate Conception Church
Mohican Council
Lake George
Richard Severson
Jack Maloney
Hoosick Falls Scouts Enter Order of the Arrow
Hoosick Falls Troop 64 leaders John Barber and William Gorman were inducted into the Order of the Arrow at Mohican Council Camp Wakpominee during the semi annual weekends. The national BSA honor society recognizes camping and scouting service by election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Barber
William Gorman
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Order of the Arrow
Mohican Council
Camp Wakpominee
Boy Scouts of America
Program med Instruction in Algebra
Philip Leonard Hoosick Falls Central School principal writes in New York State Education magazine about algebra instruction. Personal mention notes Mrs. Emily Roberts of England and former Hoosac School nurse Mary Walsh visiting relatives and friends in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Leonard
Hoosick Falls Central School
New
Emily Roberts
England
Mary Walsh
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac School
Concert of Russian Music At College Barn Sunday
The Yale Russian Chorus of about 25 students will give a concert of Russian folk liturgical and traditional music Sunday at 2 30 in the Bennington College Carriage Barn. They tour Russia yearly and perform about 30 concerts in the U S each year to fund summer trips. The group is made up of amateurs from varied fields united by an interest in Soviet affairs and Russian choral repertoire.
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Yale Russian Chorus
New Haven
Bennington College
Russia
Noveck Shultz
Bennington
Arlington youths and community back good cause efforts
Arlington crowds support the Interstate baseball team's fundraising food sale and thank donors. Arlington High School students join the candy stripers program at Putnam Memorial Hospital learning Russian songs with translations. West Arlington Juniors 4 H Club girls sew for a dress review due May 25, with finished items due May 20. Seventeen students perform at Sunday concert with tickets sold locally.
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West Arlington
Bud Edgerton
Donna Wilkins
Christine
Arlington High School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Barbara Mason
Mary Margaret Henning
Cynthia Whiteway
North Bennington Soldier Completes Combat Training
Army Pvt. Steven A. Moon of Haynes Corners North Bennington finished eight weeks of advanced infantry training at Fort Polk Louisiana. He trained in combat techniques and with the M 14 rifle and M 60 machinegun. Moon enlisted December 1962 and is a 1962 North Bennington High School graduate. Massachusetts polls tax abolished for all adult males since colonial days.
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Fort Polk
Steven A. Moon
William H. Moon
Haynes Corners
North Bennington
Moon
Army
Fort Jackson
D.C
North Bennington High School
East Arlington and Sunderland Local Visitors and Weather Notes
East Arlington and Sunderland reflect a busy weekend with Ruth Daniels from New York City visiting to review repairs at her summer home. Baltimore guests Mr. and Mrs. B R Fisher joined local families including Jane Albee and other relatives. Sundry travel, hospital news, and church services accompany a bustling social scene in the towns.
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Ruth Daniels
New York City
New York
B.R. Fisher
Baltimore
George Albee
Jane
Jackson College
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Sarah Dunlap
Clyde Dunlap
Unionville, Conn
James B. Yee
Linda Bernette
Adams
Harry Pike
North Adams
Sunderland
Raymond Carangio
USN
Memphis
Tenn
Frederick Quinn
Louis Dondero
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Craig Lyons
Frederick Lyons
Donald Davis
Great Barrington
Alice Cook
Rutland
John Stone
Tickets Sold Out For Manchester Telephone Gals Party
Officials say all tickets are sold for a Monday night testimonial at the Equinox House honoring Manchester telephone operators. Treasurer Albert J. Webb noted strong sales as residents honor these public servants.
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Manchester
Albert J. Webb
Taconic District Banquet Set in Manchester
Bennington district commissioner Lawrence Kemmerer will host the Taconic District annual meeting at the Masonic Hall with Ferdinand Bongartz coordinating. The event honors leaders in training and camping while featuring a testimonial dinner with Gov Hoff and Lt Gov Foote invited and Vermont traffic officials attending.
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Manchester
Lawrence Kemmerer
Bennington
Taconic
Green Mountain Boy Scout Council
Masonic Hall
Kemmerer
Ferdinand Bongartz
Manchester Depot
Winfield Peck
Ray Lovely
Robert E. West
Order of the Arrow
S. Whitney Dickie
Bennington County
Reid Lefevre
Philip Hoff
Ralph A. Foote
W. E. Green
Burlington
Vermont
Porter
Phillip Corcoran
Brattleboro - Bennington
Willard Nesbit Jr
Rutland
Hoosick Falls Officials Approve Purchases and Contracts
The Hoosick Falls village board met to buy a new pickup, a leaf-picker, and a snow loader. They awarded several contracts including street oiling, stone, and coal, hired a tree spraying firm, and moved insurance policies to Maleady Brothers. A $2,900 material bid covers First Street resurfacing and curb work.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Village of
John Hill
Valley Falls
William E. Dailey
Shaftsbury
McKearin Ins. Co
Maleady Brothers Ins
Maleady Brothers
First Street
Manchester Residents React To Bypass Postponement
Residents in Manchester express relief at the postponement of a planned belt-line bypass by the Vermont State Department of Highways. The town votes and hearings show public support for delaying the project while pursuing U.S. 7 improvements, with questions about Rutland Railroad, U.S. 7 bottlenecks, and a $2.5 million upgrade.
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Manchester
State Department of Highways
Montpelier
Vermont
Highway Department
U.S. 7
Bennington County
Reid Lefevre
Chamber of Commerce
Rutland Railroad
Robert E. West
Bennington
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Edith Beaumont
Meryle H. Tucker
Kiwanis International
Elizabeth Dwyer
Parents’ Music Guild of
Ec House
Tucker Lodge No
Masonic Temple
Marty
St. John the Baptist Parish
Walter F. Miller
Sabin
Madalyn Green
Jennie Sterley
State Health Department
Dorothy Hager
PTA Health Committee
Bernard Malamud
Lawrence Powers
Sanford Buxbaum
James Brillon Sr
James Brillon Jr
Rego Park
Betty O'Donnell
Miss O’donnell
John O’donnell
William L. Dignan
Ronald Brillon
The
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Brattleboro
Bennington—Bellows Falls
Chester
Board of Directors
Robert C. Lovejoy
Olympia Portable
Dls
Evan
News Office
Scouts
Order of Arrow
College Barn
Arlington
Ann Marsh
Dick Evans
Gerald Marckres
Harry Hayden
Boston
UPI
Massachusetts
East Arlington
Robert Shuffleton
Miner C. Clark
Lawrence Benjamin
Stamford, Conn
American Cyanide Co
H.E. Benjamin
Raymond Clark
Spofford
N.H
Mr. Clark
Clark
James Edgerton
James King
South Shaftsbury
Dean Houghton
Poultney
John King
William Houghton Jr
Federated Church
Jane Eastman
West Windsor
Castleton State College
Nancy Otis
Tel
Richard Coburn
Burr and Burton Seminary
First Congregational Church Pilgrim Fellowship
Theodore Day
Susan Saunders
David Edson
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Otter Valley Union High School
William Griffith
William Bell
Brandon
Woodstock Union High School
Mount St. Joseph Academy
Fair Haven High School
West Rutland High School
Burlington High School
Richard Ianni
Napoleon Ianni
Boy Scout Council
Webb
G.S. Bennett
Lionel Dulac
Ruth Childs
Harold Everett Porter
Oakley K. Porter
E.H
Harold Parker
the Town House
Cambridge, N.Y
By Nancy H. Otis
RCA Television
Wayfarer
RCA Victor
RCA
Ceswein
Dave
SG KS
Carefree
Bart
Dacron & Cotton
Dacron & Rayon
Dacron & Woo
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