Hundreds of Teachers Attend New York Educational Conference
More than 300 teachers from Hoosick Falls and nearby districts gathered at Hoosick Falls Central School for a statewide superintendent teachers conference. Dr. Henry Brickell of Manhasset spoke on organizing New York State for educational change with a Q&A session. Afternoon sessions covered topics from marking to gifted education and mathematics experiments. Students enjoyed a long Columbus Day weekend with Friday off.
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N.Y
Berlin Central
Brittonhill Central
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Rensselaer No. 1
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Rensselaer No. 2
Mildred H. Craib
Joseph Lesse
Albany
Robert Kelly
State Education Department
John P. Ware
Pocketbooks, Inc
United Farmers of New England Elects Cambridge Director
Emerson McLenan named a director at the 43rd annual United Farmers of New England meeting in Cambridge area. Miss Lillian Pierce honored as one of 13 leading New England dairy farmers for superior milk. Joseph Gillis of North Cambridge serves as delegate. Students and clergy changes noted across local towns.
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Emerson McLenahan
Lillian Pierce
New England
Joseph Gillis
North Cambridge
College Girl Cast in New Williams Play
Bennington College freshman Katherine Garnett will star as St Joan in The Lark at Williams Adams Memorial Theatre. Richard von Szeliski directs Hellman adaptation. performances set for Nov 1 2 and 3. Cast includes 15 men and 5 women from Williams Bennington and nearby schools. Suzanne Hecht of Bennington portrays the little queen.
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Williamstown
Mass
Bennington College
Chevy Chase
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
Katherine Garnett
Washington D.C
St. Joan
Jean Anhouilh
John von Szeliski
Lillian Hellman
Miss Garnett
Arena Stage
Washington
Williams
North Adams State College
Suzanne Hecht
Bennington
Achievements Rewarded by Hoosick Homemakers
At the Hoosick Homemakers annual 4 H achievement night at the First Baptist Church Memorial Hall officers were installed in a candlelight service. New officers Joyce Hoag Peggy Remkunas Andrea Hoag Barbara Powers and Sharon Hoag were welcomed by 44 H county assistant agent Mrs Peggy Lipinski. A program featured baton solo by Lynn Cuddihy and performances by Virginia Waite Andrea Hoag and others, plus demonstrations and table setting. Certificates and pins honored long service.
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First Baptist Church Memorial Hall
Louise Nelson
Joyce Hoag
Peggy Remkunas
Andrea Hoag
Barbara Powers
Sharon Hoag
Carol Calhoun
Leah Bissonette
Miss Calhoun
Peggy Lipinski
Valley Falls
Lynn Cuddihy
Virginia Waite
Janice Cuddihy
Margaret Remkunas
Barbara Thomas
Diane Smith
Ellen Jones
Lipinski
Leona Goodermore
Wysocki
John Calhoun
John Jones
Mary Jones
Harry Burton
Roy Goodrich
Carol Clahoun
Margaret Hoag
Rehearsals Set For Shaftsbury Church Sunday Concert
Shaftsbury The final rehearsal for the augmented senior choir is set for Wednesday Oct 17 at 730 pm. The intermediate choir rehearses Thursday Oct 18 at 730. About 80 participate in the fourth annual Sacred Variety Concert at Shaftsbury Methodist Church Sunday Oct 21 at 730 with local area talent and guest artists under Mrs Marjorie Porter.
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Rupert Young
Earl Hamilton
Nina Pelikan
Gunnar Schonbeck
Gunnar Schobeck
Lisa Yeomans
Harold McDonald
Alvin McCully
Alvan Lawrence
Joan Rathbun
Chester Hickok
Robert Kuhn
Kenneth Fleming
Water restrictions eased in North Bennington and Shaftsbury
Fred Welling, North Bennington village trustee, announces a listing of water use restrictions for North Bennington and Shaftsbury. Residents may now use hoses freely again after a prior summer and fall shortage prohibitions.
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North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Fred Welling
Hoosick Falls Community Notices Include Hospitalized Man
George Kyer of River Road is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. Dr and Mrs Edward Tilden of Sacramento are visiting Mr and Mrs Frank Kennedy of Abbott Street. Arlea Brenanstuhl left Thursday with his father Arba Brenenstuhl Sr for Orlando Florida. The elder Brenenstuhl has spent months visiting family in Hoosick Falls. Rev and Mrs Wesley Miles hosted open house for church parishioners on Church Street with several helpers named.
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River Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Edward Tilden
Sacramento
Calif
Frank Kennedy
Abbott Street
Arlea Brenanstuhl
River Street
Arba Brenenstuhl
Orlando
Fla
Brenenstuhl
Hoosick Falls
Local residents and visitors noted in Sunderland town notices
East Arlington Sunderland Mrs Richard Bentley and her daughter vacationing in New Mexico. Mr and Mrs Thomas Chambers returned to New York after a week at Borough Road. Roy Johnson of Huntington Long Island vacationing on US 7. Brian Christiansen treated for arm injury at Putnam Hospital. Richard Bronson and family moving to St Thomas Virgin Islands. Elsie Bollmer learned of Arthur Hedler's death on Long Island. Rollmers and Hedlers neighbors on Kelly Stand Road. Robert Miller family from Stoughton Mass visiting Andrew Miller. Helen Hitchcock and Jane Hitchcock from Fairlawn New Jersey with Leland Rudd family. David Clarkson visiting Sunderland Hill Road parents Charles and Miller Clark. Raymond Clark family of Stamford New Hampshire visiting. Roland Dubois of Norwood Massachusetts spending days with George Wood family. Sisters Sandra Parker and relatives attended wedding in Glens Falls New York. Nancy Wilson of Boston visiting Julia Shipman. Hattie Blair of Winter Park Florida visiting sisters Jennie Hausenburg and Minnie Condon. B R Fisher of Baltimore Maryland visiting George Albee family. Rev Charles W Grande to speak on A Flock and a Shepherd at Federated Church service. Edward Erickson and Maribeth Albee leading Youth Fellowship. John Myrick and daughter Joy of Great Valley New York guests of Norman Mattison.
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Sunderland
Fred Bressette
Windsor
Bressette
New Mexico
Thomas Chambers
New York
Borough Road
Roy Johnson
Huntington
Long Island
U.S
Brian Christiansen
Bruno Christiansen
Everett Squires
Putnam Hospital
Richard Bronson
Mt. Pleasant
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
Elsie Bollmer
Arthur Hedler
Rollmers
Hedlers
Kelly Stand Road
Robert Miller
Stoughton
Mass
Andrew Miller
Helen Hitchcock
Jane Hitchcock
Fairlawn
N.J
Leland Rudd
David P. Clarkson
Woodbury
Robert Moss
Sandra Parker
Walter R. Smith
Glens Falls
N.Y
Nancy Wilson
Boston
Julia Shipman
Hattie Blair
Winter Park
Fla
Jennie Hausenburg
Minnie Condon
B. R. Fisher
Baltimore
George Albee
Charles W. Grande
Federated Church
Edward Erickson
Maribeth Albee
John Myrick
Joy
Great Valley
Norman O. Mattison
Board of Civil Authority Meets to Update Voter List
A meeting of the Board of Civil Authority was held at the town clerk’s office to revise the voters check list. The final session is set for Saturday November 3 at 7 30 p m as the last chance to add names. Visitors include the Nesci family and friends from Meriden Connecticut and others from nearby towns. Airman Leslie Briggs on a 30 day furlough visited with grandparents and will be transferred to Otis Air Base Massachusetts.
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John Nesci
Susan
Jimmy
Meriden
Conn
Joseph Mercuri
Camille
Marion
Christine
Marion Martin
Carle Place
L.I
N.Y
Charles Dearcopp
Kennedy Patriarch Joseph P Kennedy Heads to White House Visit
Joseph P Kennedy II, father of the president, is at the White House for a weeklong stay after traveling from Hyannis Port. Pierre Salinger said the elder Kennedy may next visit New York City before returning to Palm Beach. U Thant will visit Algeria at Ben Bella’s invitation. no date set. Dwight D. Eisenhower marked his 72nd birthday quietly in Gettysburg with church services and family.
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White House
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Washington
Hyannis Port
Mass
Kennedy
New York City
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Fla
Pierre Salinger
Eral
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
John
Signs urge steady flow to ease evening traffic
Signs along a main Cleveland arterial urge drivers to keep moving when possible into the evening rush hour, signaling a simple plan to alleviate congestion. The brief message conveys a hopeful tone as motorists encounter the portable notices.
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