Architect to talk woes rewards of his profession
New York City architect Joseph Wasserman speaks at Williams College in 8:30 tonight at Lawrence Hall on The Role of the Architect in the Planning and Development Process Putting It All Together. He leads Hoberman and Wasserman, designs 4,000 apartment units in Worcester and 200-room hotel in Eliat, Israel, with Urban Development Corporation clients and major Berkshire ties.
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Williamstown
Mass
New York City
Joseph Wasserman
Lawrence Hall
Williams College
Wasserman
Williams Art Department
Center For Environmental Studies
New York State
Hoberman and Wasserman
Harvard
Graduate School of Design
England
Cornell
Yale
Worcester
Jubilee
Pittsfield
The
Urban Development Corporation
Coney Island
Rochester
Eliat
Israel
Brightwood
Springfield Mass
Canines in Control in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls mayor Richard A. Severson urged joint village and town action on dog legislation. He criticized the cycle of responsibility for canine issues, noted dog license receipts of 350 dollars vs 450 dollars paid for a dog warden, and proposed a kennel for enforcement or per canine fees to boost enforcement, warning action should come before a child is harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Canine Corps
Seven scholars join Arlington National Honor Society
Seven new members were inducted into the Eagle Chapter of the National Honor Society in Arlington on Wednesday. Robert Masi introduced guest speaker Miss Catherine Corcoran who outlined the four qualifications: scholarship, character, leadership and service. Charles Dusha read the inductees. Ann Hoyt and Kathy Kreel pinned and corsaged them. The ceremony occurred in the school auditorium with a reception in the library for inductees, parents and teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Eagle
National Honor Society
Robert Masi
Catherine Corcoran
Southwest Supervisory Union
Charles Dusha
Ann Hoyt
Kathy Kreel
Helen Sullivan improving after Putnam Hospital surgery
Miss Helen Sullivan recovered quickly from surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital on November 10 and expects to return home soon. Mr and Mrs Burton Luke and Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag attended the annual dinner for workers of the Agricultural Division, Cooperative Extension Association for Rensselaer County. The Lakes are committee delegates from Hoosick Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Sullivan
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Burton Luke
Gordon Hoag
Agricultural Division
Cooperative Extension Association
Rennselaer County
Hoosick Falls
Food sale and wreaths planned by Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Pamela Blakeman 823-5514 notes a Ladies Guild food sale at Our Lady of Lourdes Church North Pownal this Saturday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Wreaths will also be sold. Pownal youth groups plan meetings: Pownal Baptist at 6:30 p.m. Saturday and Methodist youth fellowship 5 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Bassen and family and Mrs. Henry J. Bassen return from a 12 day Riverside California trip visiting Lt. Col. and Mrs. Charles Barker and attended the 21st annual Superior Motel convention at Caesar's Palace Las Vegas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes
North Pownal
The
Pownal
Henry W. Bassen
Henry J. Bassen
Riverside
Calif
Charles Barker
Bassen
Superior Motel, Inc
Caesar’s Palace
Las Vegas
Nevada
Open Meeting With State’s Attorney At Fisher Elementary
Arlington residents are invited to an open meeting with State’s Attorney Neil S. Moss at Fisher Elementary School Sunday at 7 30 p m. The event welcomes anyone interested to attend and hear about local legal matters.
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Neil S. Moss
Fisher Elementary
North Bennington UNICEF Halloween canvass success
North Bennington children collected 120 for UNICEF this year, $40 above the five year high. Forty eight youngsters participated, and chairman Mrs. Robert Kellogg noted no awards are given, just thanks. Scavenger hunt at St John the Baptist Church yielded winners Ed Riley, Keith Hoyt, Sandy Knapp, Mary Kenyon, Michelle Rice, Sue Sorenson, and Doug and Dave Crossman.
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North Bennington
Unicef
Robert Killogg
Kellogg
CYO
St. John the Baptist Church
Robert Kellogg
Ed Riley
Keith Hoyt
Sandy Knapp
Mary Kenyon
Michelle Rice
Sue Sorenson
Doug
Dave Crossman
Falls scouts good cooks
Boy Scout Troop 64 held a Sunday hike and cookout replacing the indoor meeting. Senior leaders and many patrol leaders participated as they prepared a five mile hike then breakfast, with each member supplying their own menu and utensils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 64
Michael Monahan
Stephen Downey
Mark Sheffer
Jeffrey Mason
Richard Spark
Christopher Smith
David Downey
Donald McCabe
Kevin O'Malley
David O’malley
Thomas Sea
First Baptist Church
Pownal Cadet Scouts Host Christmas Bazaar
Pownal Cadet Scouts plan a Christmas Bazaar at the town firehouse on December 10 and 11. They will sell handmade items and baked goods to raise about $1000 for a Washington D.C. trip during the April recess. Scout leader Miss Francis Doherty leads the effort.
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Pownal
Cadet Scouts of
Washington, D.C
Francis Doherty
Good Housekeeping
Nancy Buck
Sarah Peckham
Joy Mason
Kim Gile
Laurie Dyndor
Mary Sweet
Diane Gagnon
Arlington Girl Scout Investiture Held at Community House
On November 11 the Arlington Service Unit held a meeting for investiture and rededication of adults in Girl Scouting. Cadette Troop 295 hosted. Anne Towne and Deborah Hayes pinned name tags. The program featured a flag ceremony led by Susan Wilcox and color guards Judith Smith and Karin Militzer, with Mrs. Gilbert Wilcox welcoming attendees.
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Arlington
Arlington Service Unit
Cadette
Anne Towne
Deborah Hayes
Princess Crawford
Susan Wilcox
Donna Wilcox
Judith Smith
Karin Militzer
Gilbert Wilcox
Herbert Tudor
Addison Clark
Richard King
Wilcox
Karl
Londonderry
Vermont Girl Scout Council Inc
Thomas Steffen
Bennington
Masschusetts
Betty Towne
Dorothy Dusha
Marion Crawford
Arline Moffitt
Ernest Bolster
Dianne Dusha
South Carolina
All Faiths
Arlington Cadettes
Gale Meadows Lake
Sharon Bolster
Karen Militzer
Sheila Moffitt
Battenkill Grange Thanksgiving Meeting Brings Reminiscences
At the Battenkill Grange regular meeting Mrs. Cariel D. Vaughn led a Thanksgiving program reviewing early settler days. The event featured singing, readings on the Pilgrims and the Mayflower Compact, a word game, and a humorous recitation. Social plans and hospital notes were shared, with preparations for a Dec 2 social banquet and a Dec 8 degree conferment at Pawlet Grange Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Battenkill Grange
Cariel D. Vaughn
America
George Wright
Vaughn
Jesse Harrington
Roy Crofut
Wright
Abbie Baker
George Cooledge
Bonnie Brown
Debbie Wright
Doris Wright
Hoosick Falls Panel to Discuss Community Barriers
Hoosick Falls sponsor Hoosick Area Church Association hosts the second of three Sunday panel discussions at 7 p.m. in Hoosick Falls Baptist Church on Main Street. Moderator Rev. John Y. Elliott leads a debate with Debbie Atwood Peter Robson Frank Pierce Samuel Shaw Richard Severson and Michael Hrewster on ethnic and economic barriers youth influence and local attitudes. Public invited. session ends by 8 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
Frank Pierce
Samuel Shaw
Richard Severson
Michael Hrewster
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