PTA Votes No on Lunch Program Deficit at Manchester School
Manchester PTA refused to absorb a 140 deficit in the hot lunch program while leaving management with the school board. The meeting drew over 100 people including most Manchester Elementary and Burr and Burton staff as headmaster E H Henry discussed expanded library services and education resources. Superintendent Cross spoke on junior high needs, redistricting study, and potential regional school plans, with MES principals detailing new curricula and developmental reading efforts. In a separate item, 19 year old William J Whitman of Manchester Depot left for Camp Lejeune after 30 days home on leave to join Marine combat training and a Viet Nam deployment expected before Christmas. his brother Lyman recently completed four Navy years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
PTA
Burr and Burton Seminary
BBS
E.H. Henry
Cross
Legislative Committee
MES
Donald R. Shanks
William J. Whitman
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Whitman
Viet Nam
Robert Whitman
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Station
Portsmouth
N.H
Local notes report health moves and events in Manchester area
Delon Harwood recovering at home in Manchester Center and Mrs Harwood returned from Equinox Nursing Home. Arthur Davids hospitalized in Bennington. Ruth Shattuck Perkins, former Burr and Burton faculty, died in Carmel California. Perkins was daughter of Rev Sidney K Perkins former pastor here 1908 to 1923. Lunch program and ticket details announced for Manchester Elementary School students. Local GOP workshop set at Manchester Elementary School. Band instrument demonstration planned October 7 by Ellis Music Co. Parents urged to enroll children in band or music lessons. VFW notes honor for national president Georgia White with attendees from Harned Fowler Post 6471. Auxiliary seeks cookie recipes and addresses of service members in Vietnam. Cookie project kickoff with covered dish supper on Saturday at 6:30. 1967 membership drive ongoing. dues payable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Center
Delon Harwood
Harwood
Arthur Davids
Bennington
Carmel
Calif
Ruth Shattuck Perkins
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Harned
County GOP Plans Party Campaigning
Republican officials and Bennington County candidates met in Manchester to discuss election tactics. A county dinner at Paradise Restaurant in Bennington on Oct 19 will feature Richard A. Snelling, governor candidate, with teen tables to explain politics. Snelling also schedules tea at Mrs. John McCormick’s home Oct 4 and visits Oct 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bennington County
GOP
Ferdinand Bongartz
Paradise
Bennington
Richard A. Snelling
Bongartz
Snelling
John McCormick
West Road
Clifford B. Harwood
Vermont Federation of Republican Women
Montpelier
Vermont Bar Association Meet at Stratton
The 89th annual Vermont Bar Association meeting will convene Friday at Stratton Mountain Inn. Waldo C. Holden of Bennington is president. Louis G. Whitcomb of Springfield is president-elect. The event starts at 10 with morning business, followed by alumni luncheons from Harvard and Boston University Law Schools and an afternoon seminar on Tax Probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Vermont Bar Association
Stratton Mountain Inn
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
Louis G. Whitcomb
Springfield
Harvard
Boston University
Bernard J. Leddy
Burlington
Vermont
James S. Holden
Vermont Supreme Court
Henry F. Black
White River Junction
Philip H. Hoff
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
U.S
New York
Manchester Shopping Center adds Town and Country Fashions
Manchester Town and Country Fashions joins Manchester Shopping Center. Mrs J Nelson Carman says the high fashion women’s wear and country clothes shop will open in November managed by Mrs Phyllis Sudder with tax talks by Jonathan N. Brownell and William D Kilbourn. A series of seminars and banquets follow with speakers including John V. Spalding and Frederick van Pelt Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Town and Country Fashions
Manchester Shopping Center
J. Nelson Carman
Manchester Center
Phyllis Sudder
Pawlet
Hoosick Falls mayor backs Wood mansion turn to apartments
Hoosick Falls mayor Leo Albowicz proposes turning the Walter A. Wood mansion into about 10 apartments to save the landmark and boost tax rolls. The Village Board approved delaying demolition and plans to discuss with the School Board and contractor, with a round table to align with urban renewal efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Leo Albowicz
Water A. Wood
Village Board of Trustees
Village Planning Board
John
Elm Street
Hoosick Falls senior earns national Merit commendation
Hoosick Falls Central School senior Miss Sally Stetson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Stetson, Danforth Street, received a Letter of Commendation for high performance on the 1966 National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. She ranks among about 38,000 U S students in the upper 2 percent of prospective 1967 graduates, just below the 14,000 semifinalists named earlier this month by the National Merit Scholarship Corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Sally Stetson
Robert Stetson
Danforth Street
Hoosick Falls Central School
William C. Waterhouse
Stetson
United States
National Merit Scholarship Corporation
Bondville Fair Draws Crowds Despite Cold Weekend
Bondville notices record a frosty 21 degree low as residents attend the Bondville Fair over the weekend. Harold Roberts of Huntington visits his mother Lola Roberts amid local church plans for Baptism and communion at Bondville Church led by Rev. Sidney Lambert from Weston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Buck) Roberts
Huntington
N.Y
Lola Roberts
Bondville Church
Sidney Lambert
Weston
Hoosick Falls Pool Fund Reaches Match Milestone
Hoosick Falls residents boost the Town of Hoosick Swimming Pool Fund beyond 15000 dollars, meeting the required 15000 dollar match pledged by the Rev. Edith Craig Reynolds. General chairman Philip Leonard notes donations and pledges have poured in during the past period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Hoosick
Edith Craig Reynolds
Philip Leonard
Hoosick Falls Couple Mark 60th Wedding Anniversary
Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs Joseph St Hilaire of 12 Rensselaer St plan a private family 60th wedding anniversary celebration on Oct 1 and a Sunday gathering. Mrs Luther Rasch of Center Street is a patient at St Marys Hospital Troy. Council elects officers for the Hoosick Falls Central School Student Council with Douglas Redden as president Carol Carelli as vice president and Michelle Herring as secretary treasurer. Class representatives include Grade 12 Michelle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph St. Hilaire
Rensselaer St
Luther Rasch
Center Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
Troy
Hoosick Falls Central School
Douglas Redden
Carol Carelli
Michelle Herring
Michelle
Logician Lamport to Speak at Marlboro College Lecture
Marlboro College invites the public to an 8 p.m. Monday lecture by mathematician Leslie Lamport on Dr Godel and the proof. He will discuss the shift from Principia Mathematica to Gödel's incompleteness and related computer psyche research, with philosophical implications left to listeners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
Leslie Lamport
Marlboro College
Lamport
Dr. Godel
Garden of
Principia Mathematica
Kurt Godel
West Arlington Ladies Aid Plans Turkey Supper
The West Arlington Ladies Aid will meet Monday to plan the annual turkey supper on October 27. Mrs. Louis Ondrejka volunteers to collect funds for the United Counseling Service drive in Sandgate. Howard Provost from New York City left Wednesday after a week with John Lundquist in Sandgate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington Ladies Aid
Louis Ondrejka
United Counseling Service
Sandgate
Howard Provost
New York City
John Lundquist
Altar Rosary Society Reelects Officers in Hoosick Falls
Miss Mary C. Doyle was reelected president of the Altar Rosary Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception at Hoosick Falls. Officers reappointed include Mrs. John Galvin as vice president, Mrs. Gordon Hoag as secretary, and Mrs. Robert Hibbert as treasurer. The group prayed for Miss Lucy Mahar at the Leo J. Mahar Funeral Home before the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mary C. Doyle
Altar Rosary Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
John Galvin
Gordon Hoag
Robert Hibbert
Lucy Mahar
Alfred J. Ellis
U.S.A
Raleigh Tatro
Births and family notes from Walloomsac area
James Lawrence Snyder Sr. and wife welcomed son James Lawrence Jr. at Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge on Sept 27 weighing 6 lb 5 oz. Jimmie has sisters Robin 6 and Ami 3. Grandparents Ward Snyder Eagle Bridge Fred Luke Walloomsac Howard Luke Utica. visit by Luke brothers and Whitcomb family in Greenwich for 84th birthday. Roscoe Austin grandchildren enter college. David Rochester State Gary Plattsburgh Danny Allegheny State. Pfc Leonard Arnold leaves for Oakland AFB. Mrs Roscoe Austin and Alice Guiden visit Bridgeport. Charles Arnold Sr. and Barbara moving to North Hoosick trailer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lawrence Jr
James Lawrence Snyder
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Jimmie
Robin
Ami
Ward Snyder
Eagle Bridge
Fred Luke
Walloomsac
Howard Luke
Utica
Fred
Raymond Whitcomb
Greenwich
Albany
John O’hare
Bridgeport
Conn
Charles Arnold Sr
Barbara
North Hoosick
Also Mentioned on This Page
Manchesterite
Chet Ringheiser
P.O. Box
Windigo Travel Agency
Ethel Wells
Rutland
Manchester Elementary
The
Ellis Music Co
South Royalton
VFW
Keene, N.H
Albowicz
Walter A. Wood
Wood
Hoosick Falls High School
Sandler
Boston’s
FORUM
Cordonova
Purdy
Manchester Ct
Windall
John O. Slade
Edith Beaumont
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Brandeis University
HFCS
Bob Whitter
Nancy Steller
Paige Malo
Tim Dwyer
Bill Miller
Walt Robson
Laureen Paquette
Gloria Reynolds
Dennis LeBarron
Charles Sheffer
Sandy Whitter
Ray Morin
Robert Mihuta
Jackie Miller
Richard Kuebler
Lorraine Cornell
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
Wood Flong Corporation
Columbia Box
Fairbanks Express
Reynolds Tool & Die Co
Philip Martinez
Haynes Bros
Burt Baker
Clarence Sausville
Glen Banks
William Bohmer Jr
Leo Mahar Jr
Donald Bradley
Johnny Mathis
Sonige
Trini Lopez
Dean Martin
Sinatra
the Sands
Bob Dylan
Revolver
Dave Clark
Five
Nancy Wilson
Mad Tom Books
West Arlington
Betty Tracite
Bertha Hoag
Equinox House
Lene
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!