Cambridge Central School Board Rejects Spring Washington Trip
Cambridge New York members of the Cambridge Central School Board denied permission for a spring trip to Washington DC for students. The board met with Principal Charles Bowler and contractor Frank Antolick, discussed additions and a three stage gym, and approved full payment while withholding use of the old school for a Boy Scout troop. John Maloy was approved as custodian amid housekeeping reports and a long troubling boiler issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Central School Board
Washington, D.C
Charles W. Bowler
Frank Antolick
Antolick
Warren Collamer
John Maloy
Cambridge News Letter: School Board Notes And Activities
Cambridge residents may order The Banner this month via Mrs. Henry S. Bates Jr. at 8 North Park St. Calls between 6 and 8 p.m. to 677-3421. The bus garage project progressed with painting and completed electrical work. Grounds are in fair shape. new towels and laundry near ready. A staff transfer places a custodian in the cafeteria to run the laundry. Obsolete materials to be sold Nov 21. Clothing storage ideas discussed to aid children in need. Reading program to boost exceptional abilities expands to two periods weekly. Upcoming open board meeting set for December. Principal Bowler reports roofing problems and bridge sale issues, and notes gym floor wear from sneakers. Field trips approved to Greenwich for senior chorus and Arlington for band. Leone attends elementary principals conference in Syracuse. Mrs McGeoch to New York City for cafeteria managers conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Henry S. Bates Jr
North Park St
Lillian McGeoch
Bowler
Buskirk
Eagle Bridge
Greenwich
Arlington
Leone
Syracuse
McGeoch
New York City
Cambridge Fire Draws Area Firms To Quell Blaze
Cambridge New York fire crews responded to an early morning alarm on Broad Street where a two story wooden house burned with heavy smoke. With a second alarm and Scott Air Packs a booster line saved the walls and roof as nearby buildings faced danger. The Rubino family owned the structure, occupied by the Coulter family, and no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N. Y
Broad Street
Scott Air Packs
Main Street
Greenwich
Salem
Frank Pemrick
James Rubino
Laverne Coulter
New Montgomery Ward Store Opens in Cambridge
The grand opening of Montgomery Ward’s new catalog sales store at 71 E. Main St in Cambridge N Y drew Mayor Smith to cut the ribbon. Harold Andrews appointed manager, resident with wife Shirley and three children on North Park Street. Door prizes and catalog handouts attracted a steady noon crowd.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Montgomery Ward
E. Main St
Falls Elks Group Plans Christmas Celebration
Hoosick Falls Ladies Auxiliary of the Elks met to plan the annual Christmas party for December 9 at 6 30 pm with a reception turkey dinner catered by Edward LaPorte and entertainment plus a grab bag. Committees were named for reservations, entertainment, reception, and decorations and contest entries are due by December 5.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Edward LaPorte
Gerry Deluca
Albert Deluca
William Bohmer
Luther Rasch
John McMartin
Carl Cunningham
Bohmer
Michael Brewster
John Jenuskevice
Clintsman
Brewster
Donald Bradley
Gerald Ingram
Hoosick Falls Central School
Larry Lassor
Ferry Deluca
Charles Miner
Hoffman
Home Demo meeting on hostess planning in North Bennington
The West Shaftsbury Home Dem group meets Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Eva Peters home in North Bennington The study topic is Planning To Be a Hostess and aims to discuss hospitality planning and hostess duties in a community setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Shaftsbury
Eva Peters
North Bennington
MacDonalds mark 25 years with Shaftsbury open house
A Sunday open house will honor the 25th wedding anniversary of the Rev. A J MacDonald and his wife at the Shaftsbury Methodist Parsonage. The event runs from 2 to 5 p m on November 22.
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Shaftsbury
A.J. MacDonald
Weekend Motor Vehicle Mishaps Reported in Manchester
Police report two weekend accidents in Manchester. A 1955 four door sedan from Danbury driven by Orlo Sartwell struck a town line sign and a pole on West Road Vermont 30, injuring passengers Gilbert Ingrham and Sartwell with damages to the vehicle and a temporary power outage. hunting trip noted. A second crash on U S 7 near Mad Town Shop involved a 1963 Buick convertible driven by Elizabeth Shadroui of Barre colliding with a Volkswagen driven by Orlando Cullinan of Arlington, causing the Buick to strike a bank and wall with about 400 dollar damage and the Volkswagen about 100 dollars. no injuries reported.
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Gilbert Ingrham
Danbury
Conn
Orlo Sartwell
West Road
Vermont 30
Town Line
Thompson
Ingrham
Frank E. Harrigan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Castleton
Chief Thompson
U.S. 7
Orlando Cullinan
Arlington
Dorothy
Elizabeth Shadroui
Barre
Volkswagen
Buick
Manchester families visit and deer hunt in Manchester area
Manchester residents Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wall and family spent the weekend with Bernice Wilcox in West Road. Debbie visited Jackie Bell while Dr. Renato Nardini and friends from Wilson's Point, Conn. hunted nearby. Mrs. Thomas Martin visited Montreal. A 10 point buck weighing nearly 193 pounds was shot by Richard Hayes of the Manchester Walter Company in Danby, one of the weekend’s largest deer reported.
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Herbert Wall
Manchester
Bernice Wilcox
West Road
Debbie
Jackie Bell
Danby
Richard Hayes
Manchester Walter Company
Hayes
Hunting and 4-H news from West Arlington and Sandgate
West Arlington and Sandgate host hunting weekend with visitors from Mr. Kisco New York Colonie and Greenwich while local residents Brinkerhoff Stannard and Bedell families enjoy time in Sandgate. Battenhill Belles 4-H Club elect Brenda Crofut president with Gail Wright Sherry Erickson Ricci Stroffoleno officers and plans for the year as members start sweat shirts.
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West Arlington
Sandgate
Ed Reynolds
Kisco
N,y
Jack Probst
Colonie
N, Y
Paul Bedell
Paul Bedell Jr
Greenwich
Brinkerhoff
H. Stannard
New Britain
Brenda Crofut
Battenhill Belles
Community notices from North Kennington and Bennington area
Local groups schedule meetings and health outreach. The Southside Circle of the Baptist Church meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at Mrs Edwin Austins Hall Street home. Norshaft Lions hear Dist Gov Charles P Fuller of White River Junction at regular supper meeting in North Bennington Congregational Church social rooms. A Vermont Tuberculosis and Health Association mobile x ray unit will operate today 1 5 30 p m and tonight 7 9 p m at Manchester Elementary School free of charge with past year x ray requirement waived. under 15 require parental consent or accompaniment. Area educators clergy and vestry members attend a workshop Friday night and Saturday morning at Zion Parish House led by Dr Victor Pp Satinsky whose work supports youth creative rebellion.
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The
Baptist Church
Edwin Austin
Hall Street
Charles P. Fuller
White River Junction
Norshaft Lions Club
North Bennington
Vermont Tuberculosis and Health Association
Manchester Elementary
Zion Parish House
Victor Pp. Satinsky
Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital
Philadelphia
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Housekeeping
Ruth Bates
Robert Beeker
Lyman White
Thomas Dunn
New Towels
Harold Dewey
Bernice McGeoch
James Leone
Carter
Bart
Yew
Mo For CO
Main St
Cambridge Fire
North Adams
Mass
Iss
A&p
Jane Parker
Falls Elks Group
Fran Stacy
Dana L. Thompson
Jackie Breen
Renato Nardini
Wilson’s Point, Conn
Mrs. Thomas Martin
Montreal
Mrs
Bernard Power
West
Betty Trachte
Robert Stroffoleno
Sharon Hunt
Sherrie Vaughn
Darlene Whitman
Chris Whitman
Kennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
U.S
Sam
Wes
S. Savings Bonds
Treasury Department
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