Falls 4-H club shines at Schaghticoke Fair shows
Falls 4-H members at Hoosick Falls led by John and Eleanor Calhoun along with Mrs. Calhoun's Hoosick Homemakers dominated Schaghticoke Fair 4-H prizes. Northern Livestock 4-H top winners included Michael Mattison named champion beef showman and Wayne Brownell, both sons of local families, among the prize recipients.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Northern Livestock 4-H Club
John Calhoun
Eleanor
Hoosick Homemakers
Calhoun
Michael Mattison
Jerry Mattison
North Bennington
Wayne Brownell
Charles Brownell
Hill
Northern Livestock Club
Jeff Herrington
Sherman Herrington
Johnson Hill Road
Jim Herrington
Jeff
Dave Seney
North Hoosick
Beth Calhoun
James Nelson
Pine Valley Road
Timmy
Jo-Anne Herrington
Jim
Keith Dooley
Harold Dooley
Hoosick Homemakers Group
Susan Elliott
John Y. Elliott
National Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Gobblers to be fair game in eight New York counties
In New York State the wild turkey will be fair game from November 2 to 14 in Allegany Cattaraugus Chautauqua Chemung Schuyler Steuben counties and parts of Erie and Delaware counties under a plan announced by Commissioner Henry L Diamond Hunters must obtain a free turkey permit in addition to the 1970-71 small game license applications available by September 10 with a return deadline of October 26 Forms must include the license stub and residents and nonresidents have specific permit stubs Shotguns with No 4 5 or 6 shot longbows and no rifles or pistols may be used Dogs are not allowed Calls and camo are optional Immediate tagging and return of the lower leg are required plus postpaid reporting by November 17 to aid season planning.
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Albany
N.Y
New York
Henry L. Diamond
Environmental Conservation
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
Chemung
Schuyler and Steuben
Erie County
Delaware County
Delaware Broome County
Delaware
Ulster County
Turkey
Northern Berkshire Mineral Club hosts seventh annual show in Adams
The Northern Berkshire Mineral Club of Adams announces its Seventh Annual Northern Berkshire Gem and Mineral Show on Oct 3–4 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Home Adams. Hours run 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Dealers display minerals gems and gifts. Members exhibit. trophies awarded for best of show to members and outside exhibitors. Little Miss Mineral crowns the event's main feature. Door prizes, specimen swap room, refreshments, nearby campgrounds and motels, and information from Earl Melendy or Marie Grande.
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Adams
Mass
Northern Berkshire Mineral Club
Northern Berkshire
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Corner of Columbia
Friend Streets
Northern
Berkshire Mineral Club
North Adams
Clarksburg
Earl Melendy
South Londonderry
Marie Grande
Anthony St
Hoosick Falls considers low income housing on old high school site
Hoosick Falls Village Board heard plans from Dr. Robert Hardy Cambridge for up to 30 units of low and middle income housing on the former high school site beside Walter A Wood Memorial Park. The board ordered restrictions and bids for sale, and discussed village sidewalk projects.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Hardy Cambridge
Classic Street
Old High School
Walter A. Wood
Rose Waythus
Rensselaer County Senior Citizens Coordinating Project
Hoosick Falls seeks condemnation of railroad easement
The village was notified by Boston & Maine Railroad that its $11,907 offer for a permanent right of way along 3969 feet of rail property was rejected. Village attorney George E. Dougherty will file condemnation to secure a permanent easement, unlocking federal funds for the sewage project slated for completion in October.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Boston & Maine Railroad
George E. Dougherty
Hoosick Falls Stork Shower and Rescue Squad Expansion
Edith Beaumont of Hoosick Falls and Terri Griffis of North Hoosick honored at a stork shower with gifts including money. Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad buys Legus Hunt home to expand property for an additional vehicle, plans to demolish the current garage and resell surrounding land. Contact President John for details. A TOPS meeting is set for Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the HFCS cafeteria, and a Bee Line fashion show is planned. London officials report a paper carton plant hires a medium to chase away a ghost haunting workers.
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Edith Beaumont
Terri Griffis
North Hoosick
Key West
Fla
Hoosick Falls
F. Martelle
Town of
Hoosick
Second Street
River Street
John
TOPS
HFCS
London
UPI
Walloomsac Family and Friends Weekend Guests
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag 686-7782. Mr and Mrs Bruce Andrews Maureen and B J of Adams Mass and Mrs Edward LaFortune of Troy were weekend guests of their parents Mr and Mrs Jim Hoag. Mary Ellen Hoag returned to St Mary's Tuesday after hepatitis. John Madill returned home after observation at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Hugo Tunkel of Williamstown visited with Uncle Oscar Stewart Sr before touring New England coast. Mrs Burton Luke helped celebrate the 78th birthday of Mrs Frank Hoyt of Shaftsbury with cards and gifts. Teresa McMurray returned home to Schenectady after three weeks with great-aunt Miss Helena Ford.
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Bruce Andrews
Maureen
B.J
Adams
Mass
Edward LaFortune
Troy
Jim Hoag
Mary Ellen Hoag
St. Mary’s
Hugo Tunkel
Williamstown
Oscar Stewart Sr
New England
Burton Luke
Frank Hoyt
Shaftsbury
Teresa McMurray
Schenectady
Helena Ford
Arlington School Board opens new year with plan for parent math program
Arlington's first regular school board meeting reviews enrollment of 309 in K-6 and 252 in 7-12, with a full staff. A parent math program will be arranged, and site improvements include high school back area plowing and front driveway paving about 1600 dollars. State roadwork and speed limit changes for student safety are to be pursued with selectmen. Mrs. Benedict becomes teacher's aide at the high school. Hot lunch program setup and a 50 cent daily pay raise for cooks are noted. Elementary transportation cost cited at 52.68 dollars per pupil for 1969-70.
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Sunderland School Association
Martha Bowen
Arlington
Ira Manrose
Fisher School
William Towne
AMHS
Towne
Robert C. Benedict
Paul Laskey
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