Pollution Alarm Highlights Hoosick River Weak Cleanup Efforts
Hoosick Falls residents face slow progress on river pollution with 95 percent of town sewage entering the Hoosick River untreated. Officials discuss plans for a 750000 gallon sewer plant, tannery dumping in Pownal, Vermont actions, and potential river cleanup that could revive swimming areas near the village.
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Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Handley
Pownal
Hoosick River
State of
Vermont
Valley Falls
Henry N. Weir
White Creek
Hoosick River Suds Company
Church Street
Severson
Cambridge Area Home Dem Officers Attend Conference
Washington County Home Demonstration Department of the New York State Cooperative Extension Service held a conference for new officers Monday night. Representatives came from White Creek Center Cambridge Cambridge Valley South Cambridge and Better Homes groups. Leaders included Mrs. Lynn Armstrong Mrs. Robert Booth Mrs. William English and Mrs. Clarence Rea.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Washington County Home Demonstration Department
New York State Cooperative Extension Service
White Creek
Center Cambridge
Cambridge Valley
South Cambridge
Better Homes
Lynn Armstrong
Robert Booth
William English
Robert Carruthers
Otis Cooper
Ada Shinabarger
Local visitors drop in for church and calls on friends
Peru Mabel E Whitney and Mrs Edna Swift of Manchester Center and Mildred Baird of Montclair N J recently called on friends and attended church. Also visiting were Mrs Lula Bardewell and her daughter of Bernardston Mass and Miss Clarrissa Cooledge also of Manchester.
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Edna Swift
Manchester Center
Mildred Baird
Montclair
N. J
Lula Bardewell
Bernardston
Mass
Clarissa Cooledge
Manchester
Pleasant Valley Grange Plans Sept Meeting and Fair Highlights
The Pleasant Valley Grange schedules a regular meeting for Sept 4 at 8 30 p.m. area residents attended the Washington County Fair with many exhibits and awards Crystal Clover 4 H Club meets at 8 p.m. at the town hall and flower show ribbons were won at Cambridge Central School Mrs Hollis E Cornell travels in Europe and arrived in England Methodist service resumes this Sunday with morning Sunday school at 10 30 a m and an Oct 10 ham supper four students from Ellis Hospital School of Nursing earned blue stripes Donna Aiken and family attended capping exercises with 39 graduates four Crystal Clover 4 H members showed 48 cattle at the fair with 90 percent blue ribbons and four entries to the New York State Exposition Bonnie Pratt Andrea Pratt Diane Skiff Joy Hamilton named.
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Kenneth Aiken
Ellis Hospital School of Nursing
Schenectady
Donna
Crystal Clover 4-H Club
Washington County Fair
Syracuse
Bonnie
Andrea Pratt
Diane Skiff
Joy Hamilton
Flower Arrangement Workshop Scheduled
Members of the Women's National Farm and Garden Association will present a workshop on flower arrangements to the Taconic Valley Branch in Petersburg on September 10. Mrs. John A. McMorris of Argyll and Mrs. H. Sumner Lind of Eagle Bridge will lead, with members urged to bring flowers containers and accessories for personal use. The meeting will start half an hour earlier than the original 1:30 p.m. time at Veterans Memorial Hall.
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Bers
Women’s National Farm and Garden Association
Taconic Valley
Petersburg
John A. McMorris
Argyll
New York
Tri- County
H. Sumner Lind
Eagle Bridge
Camebridge Area
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Arthur Handley
Rensselaer County Department of Health
Southern Corporation
Walloomsac River
New York State Health Department
Walloomsac Wash
Walloomsac
North Hoosick
Dragons. Shoes
Main St. Bennington, Vt
Poppeela
Record Library
Zenith IN
Sienaes Fovea
Dem
Gertrude Dieken
Merry Makers
Peru
Mabel E. Whitney
Mobilheat
Sis
DEPOT
Bennington, VT
Margaret Aiken
Pleasant Valley Granges
Washington County
Nels Jacobson
Glens Falls
Hilma Jacobson
John Norman
Crystal Clover
Schaghticoke
Cambridge Area
Woman’s Farm and Garden Association
Cambridge Central School
Hollis E. Cornell
England
Holland
Oswald A. Muller
Cape Cod
Kroehler
Main ST. Bennington
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