Raising Seeing Eye Dogs returns home to Rock City Falls
Charles Telford came home after weeks with his daughter in Rock City Falls. Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary met September 11 at 2 pm, discussed fund raising, planned a food sale in October and a card party in November, and thanked outgoing president A W Rowley.
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Charles Telford
Ralph Phillips
Rock City Falls
James Hoag
George Wolfrum
Edward LaFortune
Troy
Harry Stipel
Lou Ann
Janice
Averill Park
Edward Barringer
Linda
Linda Hillis
Andrea Hoag
Wolfrum
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Laurence Wheaton
Raymond Hogan
A. W. Rowley
Hazel Hill
Joseph Carelli
Hoosick Falls 4 H member raises guide dogs for sight
Kathie Calhoun, a 4 H member, raises Guiding Eyes dogs from Yorktown Heights for their first year. The program trains volunteers to weigh, train, and care for the dogs with regular meetings and a 12 week final training before graduation. Also, Lynn Sutton of West Hoosick participates, and local square dance lovers host a free dance at Burr and Burton Seminary gym at 6 p.m.
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Guiding Eyes For the Blind
Yorktown Heights
N.Y
Guiding Eyes
Kathie
Raymond Calhoun
Abbott St
Rensselaer County
Norse
Guiding Eyes Kennel
William McCrack
Mark
New York City
Guiding Eyes Center
Calhouns
Calhoun
Lynn Sutton
West Hoosick
Lynn
Donald Sutton
Northern Livestock 4-H Group
Guiding Eyes’ Center
Burr and Burton Seminary
Party Dear Party Liners and Football Fans
The column notes football season arriving with August prime time exhibitions and vivid effects on households. Husbands stay awake on Sundays while wives and mums react with humor and concern as young players take to the field and the season looms. The piece invites reader letters and comments.
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America
Mauhs
Giants
Jets
James Reston
Joe Namath
Richard Nixon
Spinelli Field
Jobs Go Begging Dear Party Line
A reader complains that many people in the area rely on unemployment and welfare while jobs are available. He recounts being offered three positions recently and labels coworkers as malingerers, noting he already works and mocks benefits. He voices support for the party line.
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Department of Social Welfare
What’s He Doing Dear Unhappy Husband and Teenager
A caller chastises a mother for overprotective parenting and jealousy toward a 16 year old. The writer argues the husband works late to support the family and urges the mother to loosen control, letting the boy earn money and mature.
Count Your Blessings Advice to a Modern Homemaker
A reader rebukes a letter writer for prioritizing children over a working husband. The writer urges focusing on the husband as head of the home, asserting the spouse deserves the evening meal and credit for supporting the family. The note warns about pampering sons and losing balance in marriage.
No Respect Between Husband and Son
A letter argues the husband is right and the wife spoils their lazy son who did not work this summer. It urges the wife to choose her husband and to show respect, noting the son’s lack of respect for his father and predicting the husband will be waited on in the future.
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Pellmell
Sonny Boy
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Kathie Calhoun
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Homemakers 4H
Manchester
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
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