HFCS Music Dept Rates High in State Meet
Hoosick Falls Central School music groups shone at the New York Music Association Spring Festival in Corinth. The HFCS Senior Band earned an A six rating 116 of 120, with the clarinet choir also scoring an A in level six. The senior and junior choirs and bands earned B ratings across levels, reflecting strong solo and ensemble performances by 28 instrumentalists and 11 vocalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
HFCS
H. Luther Everly
Everly
William Gaillard
William GaiHard
Calvin Pederson
Canzeri
Joe Godfrey
Arlington Memorial High School
Fisher School
Godfrey
Narcotics Discussion at HFCS PTA Meeting
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts a PTA gathering with Thomas B. Leonard Jr. of the Albany Narcotics Education Center outlining youth education on narcotics dangers. The center offers teaching materials for early high school students as part of its outreach. The PTA nominating committee names officers and welcomes further suggestions, with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Thomas B. Leonard, Jr
Albany Community Narcotic Education Center
PTA
Hoosick Falls Central School
Narcotics Education Center
Raimund Tumberston
Jack Wysocki
Michael Rodak
William Folgett
Richard Fairbanks
Robert Kipp
Mellon Grant Funds Williams College Exchange Program
The Mellon Foundation awards 150000 to launch a regional exchange among six men’s and five women’s colleges including Williams, Amherst, Bowdoin and others. Williams will host 97 female students over the year, with 62 in the first semester and the rest joining for the second, living in campus residences and earning credits toward home degrees.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mellon Foundation
Williams College
Amherst
Bowdoin
Dartmouth
Trinity
Wesleyan
Connecticut College
Mount Holyoke
Smith
Vassar
Wheaton
William C. H. Prentice
Wheaton College
Williams
Prentice
Local Notes From South Cambridge and Bennington Area
Kenneth L Aiken of SUNY Farmingdale spent weekend with parents and brother. A church sale raised nearly 118 dollars for United Methodist church. Visitors to Mrs Gertrude Aiken's home included Eva Bartel and Leon Foster. Spaghetti supper hosted Cambridge group. Marshall Semall enlisting in Navy May 15. Service at United Methodist Church 11 30 a m Rev Oswald Muller pastor. Sunday school 10 30 a m. The Sermon on the Mount study at North Hoosick church Tuesdays 8 to 9 30 p m.
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Kenneth L. Aiken
SUNY
Farmingdale, N.Y
Kenneth Aitken
Gerald
United Methodist Church
Kenneth Aiken
Kenneth
Gary
Terry Gillis
Marshall Semall
Cambridge
Terry
Marshall
U.S. Navy
Oswald A. Muller
North Hoosick Church
Weekend Guests and First Communion Highlight Upstate NY
Mr and Mrs Robert Wood ard were weekend guests of their son James and family at Maho pac New York. On Saturday their granddaughter Eva Marie received her first Holy Communion. Mrs Frank Spinney of Coop erstown was the weekend guest of Mrs Joseph Keenan. Mrs Nims and Mrs Thomas Hurley entertained Mr and Mrs francis Nims and Mrs Veda Dubois of West Springfield Mass recently. Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Edward Barringer and family in Troy. Harold Luke of Utica spent a few days last week with his brother Fred. During his visit they visited their brother in law Warren Whitcomb at the Eden Nursing Home in Troy. Mr and Mrs Joseph Carelli entertained over the weekend Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Bartholomew and daughter Wendy Sue of Scotia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Woodard
James
Mahopac
N.Y
Eva Marie
Nims
Thomas Hurley
Francis Nims
Veda Dubois
West Springfield
Mass
Gordon Hoag
Mrs
Edward Barringer
Troy
Harold Luke
Utica
Fred
Warren Whitcomb
Eden Nursing Home
Joseph Carelli
Jeffrey Bartholomew
Wendy Sue
Scotia
Pony League Tryouts At Memorial Field Monday Evening
Arlington announces Pony League tryouts at Memorial Field Monday at 6 p.m. Helene Thompson listed as contact 375 2325 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Pony League
Memorial Field
Recording for Blind Begins Fund Drive in Williamstown
The Williamstown Berkshire County unit of Recording for the Blind launches its annual fund drive seeking $6,000 to support its 63 Water St studio. Services are free to visually handicapped students from elementary to graduate levels, supported by public contributions. Over 100 volunteers maintain a high production standard, with more than 8,000 titles on discs and 4,000 on tape in 14 foreign languages.
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Williamstown
Mass
Berkshire County Unit of
Recording For the
Water St
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
Pownal
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Montague
Manchester
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SVA
Eloise Canzert
The
Elemen
Ned
Bradford House
Mon
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Hfcs Pta
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Jim Shepard
Allen Palmer
Bernie Warner
Bob Mook
Tim Miller
Mt. Anthony Union
Manchester Center
Mammoth Mart
Bennington
Vermont
Antiques & Olds
Rte
Danby, Vt
Ralph Carvage
South Windham, Vt
Oneida
Main Street
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Gertrude Aiken
Clude
Eva Bartel
Mechanicville
Leon Foster Sr
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Temple-Stuart
Formica
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Frank Spinney
Cooperstown
Joseph Keenan
Hawley Furniture Salesroom
East Arlington
E. Arlington Salesrooms
E. Arlington, VT
East
Woodford
Gary and
Antoinette Button
John and
Ellen Brightly
Bernard Lohan
Bayside
Woodford Lake
Arthur and
Max Becker
Little Neck
Little Pond
Drysdale’s
Vets. Memorial Parkway
NO. Adams, Mass
Oisox
So Ount Department
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Rsa
Ohnson & Johnson
Micrin
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