Births and church events in South Cambridge notice
A son was born last week at McClellan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Fontaine. A daughter Cynthia Ann was born Nov. 17 at McClellan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pratt. Kenneth L. Aiken of SUNY Farmingdale visits for Thanksgiving. Pvt. Gerald Aiken finished basic training at Fort Knox and has a new address there. United Methodist Church services are 11:30 a.m. with Sunday School at 10:30 a.m. The annual canvass was held recently. A combined Thanksgiving service for all area churches is Nov. 27 at 10 a.m. at West Housick Baptist Church, sermon by the people, all invited. The Cambridge Area Branch of the National Farm and Garden Association hosts a Greens Show Nov. 29-30 at Center Cambridge Town Hall from 1 to 5 p.m. Displays include sleighs, bells, mantel arrangements, and Santa’s candy house built by volunteers and coordinated by Mrs. Lind.
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McClellan Hospital
Christopher Fontaine
Cynthia Ann
Floyd Pratt
Kenneth L. Aiken
SUNY
Farmingdale
L.I
Kenneth E. Aiken
Gerald Aiken
Fort Knox
TNG Bde
United Methodist
Cambridge Area
National Farm and Garden Association
Town Hall
Center Cambridge
Philip Houston
Antonio Begin
Howard Harrison
Frank Smith
Mary Quinlan
Charles Raymond II
Howell Bangs
Hugh Dorr
Hollis Cornell
Nicholas J. Mahoney Jr
Lyman White
William Stevenson
Robert Wolff
Sumner Lind
Myron Hertel
Lind
Artery Arcade Opens Daily in North Adams
An arcade venue in North Adams begins daily operations from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. providing gaming experiences, social space, and local entertainment for residents and visitors.
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Artery Arcade
North Adams
Narcotics Education Unit Visits Hoosick Falls School
The New York State Narcotic Addiction Control Commission Preventive Education Mobile Unit toured Hoosick Falls Central School Friday with several hundred students. The unit also operated on Main Street, with four resource people visiting Hoosack School and St Mary's Academy to speak to students and show a film. Samples of abused drugs and free literature were on display.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
New York State
Narcotic Addiction Control Commission Preventive Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hoosac
St. Mary’s Academy
Clark Art Museum Hosts Rajput and Mughal Painting Exhibition
Clark Art Institute in Williamstown opens Indian Painting Rajput and Mughal featuring 45 works from a notable private collection. The show traces Mughal and Rajput styles from the 16th to 18th centuries, highlighting cross influence and regional schools. Sponsored by Hoosick Narotics Guidance Council with Rev Raimund Tumberston assisting.
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Clark Art Museum
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Asia House
New York
India
Rajasthal
North India
Central Asia
Akbar the Great
Akbar
Persia
Clark Art Institute
Town of Hoosick
Sunderland School Group Invites Citizens To Monthly Meet
Sunderland The Sunderland School Association invites area residents to its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Town House School. A Tupperware party for the school fund follows, with proceeds supporting supplies and equipment. Eight grades 7 and 8 pupils made the honor roll, led by teacher William Morse.
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Sunderland
Sunderland School Association
Town House
William Morse
Danny Blackmer
Jaqueline Brooks
Donald Hon
Brenda Lyons
Connie Sargood
Laurel Secoy
Margaret Secoy
Turkey Costs Fourpence in Early Colonies Feasts
A Vermont Extension nutritionist retraces 350 years of turkey purchasing and cooking. In Georgia or Delaware turkeys cost about fourpence from Indians, Philadelphia markets offered birds up to 50 pounds, and Massachusetts allowed winter freezing. Colonial recipes include chestnut stuffing from Maryland, pecan stuffing from Charleston, and oyster stuffing from New Jersey, with Scotch settlers baking butter milk scones beside the turkey. Today turkeys are more plentiful and served in varied ways.
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Burlington
Aline Coffey
University of Vermont
Georgia
Delaware
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Charleston
New Jersey
Sewage Job Goes To James Nealon
Hoosick Falls James J. Nealon a village building inspector among three candidates for operator of the new sewage treatment plant has been provisionally appointed by the village board. Training required by federal aid rules will begin as the project reaches 50 percent completion, which it did last Monday per resident engineer Clyde Dunn. The appointment hinges on civil service exam results still pending. Nealon is married to former Marie Bouplon and they live at 197 Church Street with their small son.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
James J. Nealon
Clyde Dunn
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
Nealon
Marie Bouplon
Church Street
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Count Depantment Stores
Salém
U.S
Super Market
Main St
Narcotics Education Unit
HFCS
Oneida Discount Super Market
Chase and
Sanborn
Nea
DIVO
Potters Yard ‘Brasserie
Hors D’ Oeuvres
Hearts of Palm
Nova Scotia
Bienvenues
Supreme de Volaille A’ l’ Archiduc
Mousse
Coeur A
Citron Presse
Cafe’ Filtre
County
Bennington
Turkey
Maryland
James Nealon
Monument Plaza
Bulkley Street
Charlotte Pardee
Canton
Rosenthal
Limoge
Wedgwood
Mary L. Dempsey In
Johnson Carper
Minea
GTON
DIAL
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