Battle Day Anniversary Parade Heads To Walloomsac State Park
The 31st Internal Security Battalion led by Lt. Col. Walsh will form the color guard for a Bennington Battle Day ceremony at Walloomsac State Park in Hoosick Falls. A large Eagle Scout honor guard, local scouts, and multiple veterans groups join the program with Dr. Hugh Flick as guest speaker and a Cambridge Band closing with The Star Spangled Banner.
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31St Internal Security Battalion
Willard J. Walsh
Troy
Bennington
State Park
Walloomsac
Hoosick
New York State
Hoosac Constabulary
Town of
Joseph P. Barber
Harold B. Robson
Constabulary
Hoosick Falls
Explorer Post
Scouting
Route 67
Hugh Flick
William Cottrell
Cambridge Fire Department
George Callaghan
O.S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
State Security Battalion
Boy Scouts
Hoosac- Walloomsac Chapter
Dar
Daughters of Founders and Patriots
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
American Legion
Mets Win Little League Season Title
The Mets beat the Yankees 5 to 3 in a Tuesday playoff to claim the Town of Hoosick Little League season title after a regular season tie. Denny McGuire struck out 14 over six innings, while Mike Brandi held the Mets to three hits. Hayden LaPeche and Sherman powered the Mets offense, with Kovage Drake Zilinskas Wirusky and LaPorte sparking Yankee scoring.
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Mets
Hoosick
Yankees
Denny McGuire
Mike Brandi
Danny Drake
McGuire
Judge Shiland Fines Several For Speeding
Michael Basler of Croton Falls was fined 25 dollars for speeding after a Hoosick Falls court hearing. Police Justice Robert K. Shiland cited Basler’s three prior motor vehicle convictions. Clifford Martin of West Hartford Connecticut and Richard Freed of Granville were fined 15 dollars each for speeding. Michael Concannon of Bennington forfeited 10 dollars bail for failing to appear on a speeding charge.
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Michael Basler
Croton Falls
Hoosick Falls
Robert K. Shiland
Basler
Clifford Martin
West Hartford
Conn
Richard Freed
Granville
Michael Concannan
Bennington
Stolen Auto Reported In Village Neighborhood
Francis E. Fox of 16 Hoosick Street reported his automobile missing from in front of his house after parking it Thursday night. The village highway department employee said he discovered the theft Friday morning.
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Francis E. Fox
Village Highway Department
Funeral of Mrs. Erminia L Sebastian
The funeral of Mrs. Erminia L Sebastian a former employee of the old Hoosick Falls Under Barment Co was held Friday morning from the Leo J Mahar Funeral Home and the Church of the Immaculate Conception A requiem high mass was celebrated by Rev George Callaghan OSA who also conducted the committal at St Marys Cemetery
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Erminia L. Sebastian
Old Hoosick Falls
Barment Co
Leo J
Wood Flong Corp. Treasurer Arthur Taylor Vacationing at Cape Cod
Arthur D. Taylor treasurer of Wood Flong Corp was on vacation last week with his wife and family at Cape Cod Massachusetts.
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Arthur D. Taylor
Wood Flong Corp
Cape Cod
Mass
Doctor Philip Martinez Resumes Office Hours This Afternoon
Dr. Philip Martinez returns from a two week summer vacation and will resume office hours this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Martinez
Report on landfill operation at village dump
Edwin J. Schneider Jr. chairs the committee report detailing 293 truckloads of refuse taken to the dump plus 84 loads in village trucks and 158 by private cars. The board approves health exams for all staff, rat control contracts, and expects a county health department inspection.
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Edwin J. Schneider Jr
William H. Burns
Burns
OES Family Picnic Set by Van Rensselaer Chapter
The Van Rensselaer Chapter OES will hold its annual family picnic today from 5 to 6 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Members bring covered dish foods while the committee provides place settings.
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van Rensselaer Chapter
OES
Masonic Temple
Guidance Counselor Follett resumes duties at Hoosick Falls
William S. Folgett resumes duties as guidance counselor at Hoosick Falls Central School after vacation. He will be available during regular office hours for consultations with students or parents on courses for the new school year.
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William S. Folgett
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hoosick Falls Graduate Finishes Executive Secretary Course
Miss Carol Anne Rancourt daughter of Mrs A Eleanor Rancourt of 27 Center Street Hoosick Falls completes an executive secretary course at Mildred Elley School Albany following her 1965 Hoosick Falls Central School graduation.
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Carol Anne Rancourt
A. Eleanor Rancourt
Center St
Hoosick Falls Central School
Mildred Elley
Albany
Girl Scouts Film Camp Scenes At Hudson Valley Camps
The National Girl Scout organization will shoot a movie about camping this week at Is-Sho-Da and Little Notch camps. A four member staff will work four days with Frances Plummer and Mrs. William Goodrich directing. Twelve Senior Scouts will be filmed in performing arts, eight Junior Scouts in conservation, and 24 Cadette Scouts in various activities.
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National
Girl Scout Organization
Hudson Valley
Girl Scout Council
Little Notch
Frances Plummer
William Goodrich
East Greenbush
School Board Buys Two Mobile Units for Troy Schools
The Troy Board of Education awarded two mobile units to Bro-Dart Industries of Newark for a mobile library at 14000 and Travelab of East Providence Rhode Island was the only other bidder at 19800 for the library. Bro-Dart also won the art mobile at 13100. The purchases, funded by federal ES EA aid, will serve all downtown elementary schools and bring museum experiences to students.
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Troy Board of Education
Bro-Dart Industries
Newark
N.J
Bro-Dart
Travelab
East Providence
R.I
Burglaries Hit Local Stations And Homes Friday Night
Police investigate multiple break ins spanning a gas station on Congress Street and Fifth Avenue, a restaurant on 2 Franklin Square, two apartments on Oakwood Avenue, a truck on 191 2nd, and cars on Adam Street. Items stolen include cash, liquor, bronze fittings, tools, and a car battery.
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Troy
King
Congress Street
Fifth Avenue
William Britt
John Grey
Nicholas Maselli
Don King
Frank Vacarelli
Franklin Square
Donald Fitzpatrick
Adam Nowakowski
Walter Briggs
Oakwood Ave
James Grace
West Sunnyside
Edwin J. Bloomer
Ralph Esposito
Gillette Ave
America Bizzaro
Adam St
Adam Street
Fourth
Fifth Avenues
State Employes Complete HVCC Course
Seventeen state employes received certificates Saturday for completing a two week In-Service training in refrigeration and air conditioning at Hudson Valley Community College. Recipients include Aubrey H. Coy George M. Kelly Francis LaFlair Gunnar Nygaard Francis J. Quinlan Jr. James L. Webb Clifford Whitney from Mental Hygiene Eugene Fennell and William Film from the State Education Department George Harbison Donald W. King John P. Livingston DeWitt Riley and others from SUNY Roy Hoffman Robert Mathes John Reith and John Sokol of the Office of General Service. The program combined theory and laboratory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Valley Community College
Aubrey H. Coy
George M. Kelly
Francis LaFlair
Gunnar Nygaard
Francis J. Quinlan Jr
James L. Webb
Clifford Whitney
Eugene Fennell
William Film
State Education Department
George Harbison
Donald W. King
John P. Livingston
DeWitt Riley
State University of New York
Roy Hoffman
Robert Mathes
John Reith
John Sokol
Office of General Service
Farm And Garden Day Set In Hartford Tomorrow
Our Wonderful World theme for Farm and Garden Day open to the public runs from 11 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. in South Hartford with exhibits from Washington Warren and Saratoga Counties. Judging begins at 11 30 a.m. and luncheon is served noon to 1 p.m. Various chairmen lead activities including organ performances and crafts exhibits as part of the Associated Country Women of the World program.
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Hartford
Washington
Warren
Saratoga
Floyd Hanna
Fred McCauley
Arnold Gibbs
Hartford Museum
Howard Hanna
Women's Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
James Quackenbush
Antoinette Benway
Longest Freight Rail Network Fringes U.S. Cities
New York reports that American railroads serve 45,000 cities on 212000 miles of right of way. The freight cars alone could form a train 15000 miles long.
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New York
U.S
Halfmoon Community Notes Include Club Meeting and Fire Hall Event
The Unity Club meets tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Mrs Harold Burnt s home on Half moon Drive with Mrs Albert Sabourin chairing. William J Schramek says a field day meeting at the firehouse is tomorrow at 7 p.m. and asks firemen to return tickets to George Hart by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unity Club
Harold Burnt
Halfmoon Drive
Albert Sabourin
William J. Schramek
Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Co
Schramek
George Hart
Halfmoon
Vanderhyden Hall
Troy
Carol Watrobski
Mary Ann Mincher
Judy Brown
Halfmoon Volunteer Fire Company
John ,Ceremuga
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Roy A. Sullivan
Main St
P.O. Box
James M. Brahan
Scout
Yanks
Shiland
Mrs. Sebastian
Doctor
Girl Scouts
Knitcraft’s Shop
Sharon Butterfield
Laurel Brown
Ady
Maxwell House Or
Co Coffee
Maxwell House Coffee
Young Ey NY Ed Eee
California
Young Tender
Finland
Food Fair Sweet Peason's
Food Fair Fyne Soft Apkins
Food Fair
Lansingburgh
North
Troy 2Nd Ave
124Th ST
Albany, N. Y
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