Rev Elliott resigns as pastor of Hoosick Falls church
The Rev John Y Elliott announced his resignation as pastor of First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls to take a new post at Genesee Baptist Rochester on November 1. Since 1963 he led the Hoosick Falls church, welcoming 142 new members, boosting mission giving above $9,000, and guiding building upgrades including furnace, parking lot, brick garage, and landscaping. He serves in many church and community roles and was named to Who's Who in Religion. His wife Clara Dunfee Elliott and their children John Martha and Susan are noted with Susan working in Vermont.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Y. Elliott
First Baptist Church of
Genesee Baptist Church
Rochester
Mr. Elliott
World Mission Campaign
Elliott
New York State
American Baptist Churches
Youth Juvenile Protection
State Ministers’ Council
Hoosick
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Clara Dunfee
John
Hoosick Falls Central School
Martha
Columbia University
School of Journalism
Susan
Robert Ruditis
Arlington
Vermont
Putnam Hospital
Bennington
Bradley named assistant director of Vermont Natural Resources Council
Darby Bradley of New Hampshire has been appointed assistant director of the Vermont Natural Resources Council. He is a Dartmouth College alumnus class of 1967 and earned a law degree from the University of Washington in 1972. Bradley has practiced law in Seattle for two years focusing on environmental issues including floodplain management.
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University of Washington Law School
Seattle
GREEN
Bradley
Washington Environmental Council
Sierra Club
Seward Weber
VNRC
Pownal Fire Association and community events schedule
The Pownal Fire Protective Association meets at 7 tonight at the firehouse. The East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department gathers at 7 30. Pownal Lions Club hosts ladies night with a mystery ride on Tuesday, with members meeting at 6 p.m. at the North Pownal school. The Solomon Wright Library opens 7 to 9 p.m. Monday through Thursday. The Choir of the Pownal Baptist Church rehearses Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the church. Beverly Anne Fraser of San Francisco visits hosts through month. prior guests include Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fraser of Nova Scotia.
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Angus MacDonald
Beverly Anne Fraser
San Francisco
Calif
Fraser
West
East Pownal
Pownal
Hoosick Falls Drama Club to stage Hello Dolly musical
Hoosick Falls Central School Drama Club presents Hello Dolly in the school auditorium on Friday and Saturday, November 15 and 16. More than 60 students are involved with Calvin Pedersen directing and Kathy Corcoran assisting. Cast includes Lisa Pederson Dolly Levi, June Cook Ernestina, John Jeffrey Kulas Ambrose Kemper, Bill Wendel Horace Van der Gelder, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Lisa Pederson
Dolly Levi
June Cook
Ernestina
John Jeffrey Kulas
Ambrose Kemper
Bill Wendel
Horace Vandergelder
Kathy Pierce
Ermengarde
Richard Gorman
Cornelius Hackl
Earl Perry
Barnaby Tucker
Laura Crowley
Irene Molloy
Mary
Burdened by slurry order to blend shed with buildings
RAUNDS England local authorities require farmer Dick Burton to spread farmyard slurry on his new cowshed to blend with nearby structures. The report also lists cast members for an event with tickets at the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club barbecue at the Hoosick Falls Baptist Church hall with serving times 5 and 6 pm. Arthur Moseley leads the barbecue and Leonard Liporace handles ticket sales.
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Raunds
England
UPI
Dick Burton
Hoosick Falls
Battenkill Grange Opens New Year With Harvest Supper
Battenkill Grangers began the year on September 18 with a harvest supper for 45 served by the men. An exhibit of canning vegetables flowers and maple syrup was judged by Diane Paul of Bennington. The West Arlington Junior 4 H Club reorganized with 39 members. The meeting featured remarks by Orrin Griffis Arlington School Board member on the Miller Formula. The next session is October 2 at 8 p.m. with refreshments provided by listed members. Grangers are invited to Night on Sept 27 in Hoosick NY.
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Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad
Salvation Army Committee
Hoosick Grange
Maple Grove the Cemetery Association
Eleanor Roosevelt Center
Troy
Elliott
Ministers’ Advisory Council
Alderson- Broaddus College
West Virginia
Who’s Who
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
van Rensselaer Star
Order of the Estern Star
Masonic Lodge
Estern Star
Hoosick Falls Central School
Battenkill
Diane Paul
Bennington
Shushan, N.Y
West Arlington
Charlena Hilliard
Janet Sullivan
Gayle Paustian
Doris Wright
Debbie Wright
Orrin Griffis
Arlington School Board
Pulitzer Prize winner to talk on Indochina
Frances FitzGerald, Pulitzer and National Book Award author, will speak on Indochina Today at Williams College Bronfman Auditorium at 8 p.m. on September 25. The public lecture is sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee Chapel Board and Williams Action Coalition.
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Williamstown
Mass
Frances FitzGerald
Indochina
Bronfman
Williams College
Williams Lecture Committee
The
Chapel Board
Williams Action Coalition
Arlington Town Sports and Civic Notices Schedule
A dense weekly Arlington agenda lists girls field hockey and varsity soccer at home and away against Springfield and Fair Haven, junior high soccer, a Hunter’s Safety course, and a Battenkill Grange social. It also notes a Sept. 30 Fire and Light District meeting to dissolve the district and transfer assets to Arlington, plus OES Grand Officer night and a Fisher School Indian culture program led by Donald and Sue Cruikshank with demonstrations and workshops.
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Arlington
Springfield
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Arlington Fire Co
Firehouse
East Arlington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Dorset
Arlington High School
Donald Cruikshank
Fisher School
Guard stabbed at Windsor State Prison in arts and crafts shop
Windsor County State's Attorney Michael Sheehan probes a stabbing of guard George Sanborn, 46, who was treated for two wounds and released. Warden Paul Davallou notes unclear events at about 4 p.m. in the crafts shop as two inmates are placed in administrative segregation and a prison shakedown follows. Security was beefed up briefly, then normal duties and visits resumed.
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Windsor
UPI
Windsor County
Michael Sheehan
Windsor State Prison
George Sanborn
Mt. Ascutney Hospital
Paul Davallou
Davailou
Mallary backs private health plan with federal guidelines
Rep. Richard W. Mallary of Vermont urged Congress to pass a national health insurance plan that avoids creating a mammoth federal bureaucracy. He called for universal access for employed workers, federal support for those unable to pay, and Medicare improvements while guiding private insurers with federal standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Upi
Richard W. Mallary
R-Vt
Congress
Vermont Pharmaceutical Association
Kennedy pitches end to cross party primary candidacy
Republican gubernatorial nominee Walter L. Kennedy proposed legislation to bar candidates from running in both Republican and Democratic primaries. He argued a single candidate cannot credibly represent the divergent philosophies of both parties. Kennedy noted Republicans favor local control while Democrats favor more state control.
Woodstock inmates escape from corrections facility
Two inmates, Thomas Farmer and Michael Brown, escaped Sunday night from Woodstock correction facility after breaking a lock in the laundry area and climbing out through a garage ladder at about 7 30 p.m. Farmer, 42, is 5'11" 215 pounds with brown hair and green eyes. Brown, 22, is 5'7" 125 pounds with brown hair and hazel eyes.
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Woodstock
UPI
Thomas Farmer
Michael Brown
Farmer
Rutland man dies in Route 7 head on crash
Robert W. Fredette, 37, of Rutland, was killed when his car hit a tractor trailer on Route 7. Driver Allen R. Canyon, 39, of Ferrisburg, received treatment and was released at the Rutland Facility for minor sprains.
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Pittsford
UPI
Robert W. Fredette
Rutland
Route
Allen R. Canyon
Ferrisburg
Campaign spending in New York remains high despite reform
Albany reports indicate state campaign financing reform will not greatly curb spending in 1962. In the September Democratic primary candidates spent 5.5 million dollars, about 5.50 per vote. General election spending is expected heavier with Republicans rumored at 5 million and Democrats at about half. Carey’s primary spend of 2.55 million exceeded the 2.1 million limit due to loopholes. Albany notices also cover a reform slate challenging the city school board incumbents, with nonpartisan races and party backing behind candidates.
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Albany
New York
Hugh Carey
Carey
Malcolm Wilson
Albany Democratic
James M. Gallagher
Maryellen Harmon
Bayla Wilcove
O’connell-Corning
Corning
Robert Doyle
Harold Greenstein
Benjamin G. Garland
Adams governor accused of politics over Mt Greylock ceremony
Reno A. Delmolino of the Adams American Legion denounced Gov Francis W. Sargent for politicizing the Mt Greylock Memorial Tower rededication. Legion officials in Boston were appalled, saying veterans were not invited or informed. Delmolino warned Sargent risks a fierce political fight in his reelection bid.
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Adams
Francis W. Sargent
Mt. Greylock Memorial
Reno A. Delmolino
Adams American Legion Post
Delmolino
Sargent
State Department
American Legion
Boston
San Clemente
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Pamela Blakeman
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Solomon Wright
Pownal Baptist Church
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Jean Eberle
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Ed Hall
Jeff Nason
Stanley
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Barre
Newport
Main St
Rutland Plaza
Winooski
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John Patch
Mildred Ward
Putney
Herman Weston
Saxton River
Maurice Newell
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New York Herald Tribune
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New York Times Sunday Magazine
Village Voice
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Overseas Press Club
FitzGerald
America
Paul Mus
Yale University
Lake
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Helene Thompson
Arlington Fire and Light District No. 1
Fire and Light District
Chapter 41
Bennington Masonic Temple
Helen Atwell
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
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Albany Machine
Down In
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