Falls Elks Auxiliary To Install Officers
Falls Hoosick Falls NY Elks Auxiliary schedules Installation of Officers on Saturday May 24 with a 6 30 pm reception roast beef dinner and social dancing. Officers to be seated include President Hanselman and Vice President Crowley with trustees and escorts named. Reservations due by May 24 and notices mention donations and parade float plans.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
William E. Burns
Thomas K. Beaumont
Henry Hanselman
Charles Crowley
Walter W Wirmusky
Charles
Town of
Hoosick
HFCS
Wallie’s
Greenwich
William Rourke Jr
Audubon Society seeks robin nesting counts in area
The Audubon Society wants the number of nesting robins and baby counts in the area. Mrs J Donald Simson requests a telephone call at 802-375-6416 with the needed information. The Battenkill area sees active fishing and remarks on cold water and a wish for warmer, drier weather.
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Audubon Society
J. Donald Simson
Battenkill
Baptist Teachers Plan Session in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Baptist teachers from three area churches will meet May 20 at 7 30 p m in Baptist Memorial Hall to discuss the Christian Faith and Work Plan for the Church School set to begin in September. The plan, developed with American Baptists and three other denominations, participates in the Cooperative Curriculum Project with 15 additional denominations. The churches aim to adopt the new curriculum across their educational ministry for all ages in Hoosick Falls and the town.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Baptist Memorial
Christian Churches
Disciples of Christ
Church of the Brethren
Church of God
Anderson
Indiana
Methodist
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Pownal Community Groups Plan Activities and Referendum
Fourteen members of the Pownal Parent-Teacher Group voted to donate 50 for ball team equipment and purchased a copy machine for Center School. They also approved giving ice cream for end of year picnics and planned a June Open House. A separate referendum turnout reached 720 of 1,147 eligible voters. A spring dance May 24 at the Pownal Firehouse and a ham supper at the Firehouse were announced with event details.
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Pownal
Center School
Deer Park
Bennington
Oak Hill School
Department
Tony Bart
Pittsfield
Mass
Jim Wills
George M. Renner
David Ricker Jr
Robert Cash
Frank L. Haley
Ralph Bishop
Donald Rogers
Hoosick Falls Honor Society Honors Students at Banquet
A 225 crowd attended Hoosick Falls Central School seventh annual Honor Society Banquet held in the school cafeteria. One hundred nine students from grades 7 to 12 were named honor roll and received pins, with 26 Honor Society members in junior and senior years earning pins. Seniors Jane Baker Carol Carelli and Barbara Pine, plus Lynn Buswell Joan Davendanis Susan Elliott Marilynne Frazier Donna George Karen Kavage James McGuire Linda Niles and Dennis Smith were honored. sophomores were provisional members. Eleven seniors were New York State Regents Scholarship winners, the most of any HFCS class, and Karen Kavage received the RPI medal for excellence in science and math.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Jane Baker
Carol Carelli
Barbara Pine
Lynn Buswell
Joan Davendanis
Susan Elliott
Marilynne Frazier
Donna George
Karen Kavage
James McGuire
Linda Niles
Dennis Smith
New York State
HFCS
Linda Baertschi
Leah Bissonette
Richard Carver
Faye Eldred
Martha Elliott
Charles Frazier
Dennis le Barron
Patricia Moore
Larry Rice
Anne Stetson
Gregory Taber
RPI
Springfield honors high school seniors for top grades
In Springfield Illinois the Old Shawneetown Bank was cited as an historic landmark after a century and a quarter, while seven seniors earned 90 plus averages. Martha Elliott led as valedictorian with 96.4, Faye Eldred 96, Leah Bissonette 94.56, Linda Baertschi 94.24, Larry Rice and Gregory Taber tied at 93.19, Charles Frazier 91. Elliott served as mistress of ceremonies and presented remembrance gifts to retiring advisor Mrs Yvonne Lynds and to Principal William Waterhouse and Superintendent Philip Leonard.
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Martha Elliott
Faye Eldred
Leah Bissonette
Linda Baertschi
Larry Rice
Gregory Taber
Charles Frazier
Yvonne Lynds
William Waterhouse
Philip Leonard
Great Comfort Geese Inherit From Deceased Owner
Mrs. Freda Ballard of Chute England died in February at 82 leaving five geese in the care of housekeeper Olive Green and 4800 dollars for their maintenance. Green said the geese were Ballard’s great comfort and she could not bear to think of them going to strangers.
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Chute
England
UPI
Freda Ballard
Olive Green
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