Cambridge Area Gardeners Choose Market Design
The Cambridge Area Branch of the Women s National Farm and Garden Association met Oct 1 to select a design for a sign marking the Cambridge Market at New York 372 and Center Cambridge Road. Proceeds from upcoming fundraisers will aid the rescue squad.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Cambridge Area
Women’s National Farm and Garden Association, Inc
T.T. Buckley
New York 372
Berkshire Garden Center
Edwin Andrews
Frank Higgins
Cheney
Buckley
No Protest on Speed Limit At Hoosick Falls Hearing
Hoosick Falls residents did not attend the village board hearing on raising the speed limit from 25 to 30 mph. The board then passed the change under a new state rule. Kiwanis Club president Philip Leonard offered to sponsor a tree replacement program, with village cooperation and funding. Mayor Leo Albowicz appointed a highway committee to work with Kiwanians on the project.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philip Leonard
Leo Albowicz
Highway Department
Samuel Scaglione
Harold
Arthur Cutler
First Street
Ler
Cutler
Atty
George E. Dougherty
Charles Hutton
Richmond Avenue
Atty. Dougherty
Hutton
County Health Department
Cold Springs
BMRR
Lions Club
Albowicz
Public Service Commission
Serkin To Play At Weston Concert
Peter Serkin, 17, hailed as one of the nation’s finest young pianists, will perform at the Weston Playhouse on October 24 at 8 30 p.m. The recital, second in the Weston fall series, is sponsored by the Weston Community Club. Tickets range from 5 dollars, with student prices as low as 1 dollar, and reservations may be mailed or made via the Box Office at 824 5288 during specified hours.
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Weston
Peter Serkin
Vermont
Weston Playhouse
Serkin
Weston Theater
Weston Community Club
Guilford
Marlboro Festival
Washington
Carnegie Hall
New York
Paris
Brussels
Puerto Rico
U.S
Philharmonic Hall
East Arlington News Highlights on Visits and Local Events
East Arlington and Sunderland residents share travel notes and family milestones. Harold Best return from Chicago with stories of safe jet travel while relatives honor Stuart Hill on his 20th anniversary. Champlain College daughters Judy and Sandy return home, with Shuffletons visiting from Pembroke and Purcell family from Egypt joining. Vermont Association for the Blind fund grows to 60, calls for further contributions. Local notices include rummage sale plans by the Federated Church society and tax payment reminders from Arlington town and school districts.
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Stuart Hill
Sunderland
Judy
Sandy
Champlain College
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Edith Beaumont
Eagles
Gillespie
Main Street
Bertram Stritch
Hoosick Falls Central School
Stritch
WNF &Ga
Ray Wetherby
Marjorie Gifford
Harold Ehrenfreund
Ivan Cheney
Overlord
Center Cambridge Town Hall
T. T. Buckley
Christina Stevens
Bert Baker
John MacGruer
Harold Cutler
Scaglione
War Against Poverty Movement
Coats
Eagle St
North Adams
Bennington
Leonard J. Black
The
Bennington Area
Y.M.C.A
YMCA
Cecil & Ding
Cecil Greene Ding Penanewnls
Gary Harris
George W. Peacock
Themes G. Foucher
Buddy Powell Lewis
An Tim Racicot
William E. Mort
Doug Marsden
Ethel Bugbee
Roy Marsden
Milo Surdom
Husband & Wife
East
Arlington
Harold Best
East Arlington
Chicago
Phillips Shuffleton
Pembroke
Mass
Rob Shuffleton
Shuffleton
Robert Purcell
Egypt
Purcell
Sally Shuffle
Ton
Shuffletons
Richard Bentley
Windsor
Fred Bressette
California
Emily VerNooy
Douglas
Leonard Hospital
North
Troy
Veterans’ Hospital
Albany
Vermont Association For the Blind
Vt. Association For the Blind
Vera
Gordon Smith
Ruth Shephard
Decatur, Ga
Jesse Hayden
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Helene Thompson
Gregory Cullinan
Prestone
Anti Freeze
Vinaflex
Ironing Board
Cristy
ST. Bennington, VT
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