South Cambridge Church Plans Festive Centennial
South Cambridge New York centennial celebration for the United Methodist Church will run from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday with a parade at 1 p.m. and a horse show by quarter horses from the Goodrich. The event includes scrap paper drives, a beard contest, folk singing, booths, a souvenir plate booth, and a turkey supper served by WSCS at 7 p.m. Sunday features a union service led by Bishop Wicke with multiple clergy and overflow plans.
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Cambridge
N.Y
United Methodist Church
Goodrich
Rouse
Violet Maxwell
Hoosick Falls Community Notices and Family Patents
Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary meets Thursday at 2 pm. Hoosick Grange election Wednesday at 8 pm. Rev Raimund L Tumberston to speak on The Beginning and The End. Kitchen Conference No 2 at Harry Andrew home. Local families and guests visit and move. Births Betty Jean Gibson Sept 3 at Mary McClellan Hospital seven and a half pounds. Local students attend Hudson Valley Tech Alfred Univ SUNY Albany. Girl Scout funds drive Sept 20 29 with house to house canvass. 90 guests attend Carl Stevens Norma Stevens anniversary event at Community Center Babcock Lake. Carl Stevens works at VA Hospital Albany.
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Elena Thompson
New York City
Peter Matcovich
Joy Hamilton
Albany
Philadelphia
Edgar Phillips
Phillips
Mary McClellan Hospital
Bruce Baker
U.S. Army
Vietnam
Harold Baker
George Cronk
George Cronk Jr
Sterling, N.J
Malcolm Hamilton
Carl
David
Jack Norray
Schroon Lake
Labor Day
William Spink Jr
Schenectady
Francis Wade
Mary Almy
Oliver Shaw
Robert
Harry Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Louisa Loucks
Schaghticoke
Hamilton
Hoosick Grange
Raimund L. Tumberston
Baptist Churches of
Hoosick and
Harry Andrew
Frank Taber
Greenwich
Raymond
Ralph Vitter
New Jersey
Thomas Tollison
State Line Hill
Walter Ready
Shaftsbury
Wales Taber
Syracuse
George Gibson
Betty Jean
Gibson
Pauline Hunt
Ann Marie Ogert
Hudson Valley Technical College
LaVern Perry
Alfred University
Carol George
State University of New York
Gregory Taber
South America
Catharine Harrington
Edward Wood
Williamstown
Mass
HFCS
Francis Medvetz
Town of Hoosick Fund Drive
Hudson Valley
Henry A. Volkheimer
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Carl A. Stevens
Hoosick
Babcock Lake
Norma Stevens
UVM Classics Majors Gain Rome Study Opportunity
The University of Vermont joined the Inter Collegiate Center for Classical Studies in Rome making Vermont classics majors eligible for a year of study and scholarship aid. Opened in 1966 the center supports Greek and Latin studies in the homeland of ancient cultures with member colleges expanding to 18 nationwide. President Lyman S. Rowell signed the contract marking Vermont’s participation as Brown Dartmouth Trinity Wesleyan among New England schools.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Center For
Rome
Vermont Classics
U.S
UVM
Lyman S. Rowell
Verymont
New England
Brown
Dartmouth
Trinity
New England Week Forecast Runs Mild With Showers
Boston reports five day outlook from Weather Bureau showing below normal daytime highs in most of New England except Maine, with highs in upper 60s to low 70s and lows 45 to 55. Expect mild Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler Friday and Saturday, and total rainfall over half an inch with showers Tuesday Wednesday and Friday.
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Maine
Weather Bureau
Boston
Carthusian Property Transfers to Whitingham Developers
Whit ingham Farms developers finalize purchase of Carthusian property in Whitingham. The title transfer confirms Whit ingham as owner, with plans for development by C W.
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Carthusian Property
Whitingham Developers
Whitingham
Whitingham Farms Developers C,.w
Williams College opens with 1220 students enrolled
Williams College begins the fall semester with 1220 students enrolled, about the same as recent years. The incoming faculty includes 12 new assistant professors across economics chemistry psychology French biology physics math and German, plus 12 new full time lecturers and instructors and 16 part time and visiting instructors. A new associate professor John F Reichert joins the English Department from the University of Michigan. Construction on a 10 million dollar athletic facilities project will close the hockey rink for renovation and add a new indoor cage for multiple sports by next summer. The first public event is Thursday at 7:30 pm in Jesup Auditorium with acting chaplain John P Lawton Jr speaking about his experiences as a McCarthy delegate to the Democratic Convention.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
John F. Reichert
University of Michigan
Jesup Auditorium
John P. Lawton Jr
McCarthy
Chicago
Shaftsbury WSCS meeting moved to Wednesday evening
Shaftsbury Women’s Society of Christian Service at First United Methodist Church will meet Wednesday evening with a 6:30 covered dish supper followed by a business meeting and program. Back Buckley for a Better Vermont is noted. Jarvis and R. E. Feron of Windsor Locks, Connecticut, are involved in a 1633 acre transfer from the Carthusian Foundation of America Inc. to 1,633 acres with a $1,166,600 purchase price and a related mortgage.
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WSCS
First United Methodist Church
Jarvis
R. E. Feron
Windsor Locks
Conn
Carthusian Foundation of America, Inc
Manchester
Franklin County Registry of Deeds
Foundation
Feron
Carlos Allen
Register
Whitingham
Halifax
Heath
Mass
Board of Selectmen
Insurance Commissioner Warns Agents in Manchester
Former New Hampshire Insurance Commissioner Donald Knowlton told the Vermont Association of Insurance Agents at the Equinox House that federal regulation of insurance would end free enterprise and individual initiative. He urged agents, insurers, and state commissioners to educate the public about the business and assure fair treatment and correction of abuses.
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Manchester
UPI
New Hampshire
Donald Knowlton
Concord
Knowlton
Vermont Association of Insurance Agents
Equinox House
Buckley Campaign Ad Backing Vermont Senator Garry Buckley
Arlington Helene Thompson urges support for Garry Buckley in Bennington County Senate race. The advertisement promotes Buckley as a better Vermont choice, listing contact info and noting campaign materials.
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Buckley
Vermont
Garry Buckley
Bennington County
POL
ADV
Cash Register Stolen From Cambridge Hotel
Cambridge hotel burglaries continue with a $1,500 cash register taken after 1 a.m. Monday. Police say the register was found later at Center Cambridge dump. From February to late spring thieves cracked the safe repeatedly, taking $600 to $800 in cash. proprietor Walter Gann notes no one is on duty in early hours and the lobby is left open.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Philip Sica
Center Cambridge
Walter Gann
Shaftsbury Board Approves Junkyard and Hall Renovations
Shaftsbury selectmen approved licensing a junkyard on the Trenor Elwell property in Center Shaftsbury. Miles Welch raises the new basement entrance stone for Cole Hall, using David Howard quarry stones to finish renovations begun in 1965. A public hearing on town highway takeover from Daniels Road is set for 8 p.m. next Monday at the town office.
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Shaftsbury
Board of Selectmen
Trenor Elwell
Center Shaftsbury
Miles Welch
Cole Hall
David Howard
Edwin Colvin
First Time For District Court In North Shire
District Court convenes at 1 30 pm on the second and third Mondays each month in Manchester under Judge John Morrissey. The inaugural session in the village Bennington County Court House heard nine cases eight traffic violations and one state police matter. Judg Morrissey said the new procedure will continue as long as there is sufficient business.
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Manchester
Morrissey
West Arlington Sandgate students prep for college departures
West Arlington and Sandgate youths dust trunks and suitcases for departures to Putnam Memorial Hospital ECPI Albany Wentworth Institute Boston Tufts Boston University Springfield College and Zion Episcopal School opens Sept 23 with preschool led by Mrs Hal March. A Gale Johnson paintings on display Sept 13 23 in Vermont politics Buckley Bennington County Senator.
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West
A. Gale Johnson
Deeley Gallery
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