Community bids farewell to two priests and more
A community farewell reception honored Rev. Walter J. Quinn who departs for Villanova University in Philadelphia. Also feted was Rev. Michael A. McGuire departing for Archbishop Carrol High School in Washington DC. Local officials and clergy attended, with multiple events listed including alums, anniversaries, a band concert, a chicken supper, and a mobile congressional office visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Quinn
Walter J. Quinn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Villanova University
Philadelphia
Father McGuire
Michael A. McGuire
St. Mary's Academy
Archbishop Carrol High School
Washington D.C
Cambridge DAR chapter to visit Wilson Castle in Vermont
Ondowa Cambridge Chapter DAR members will travel to Proctor Vermont Thursday to tour the Wilson Castle built in the 19th century. They meet at 9 30 a m at the Cambridge Historical House and will picnic with beverages provided by regent Mrs J Donald Flewelling. Out of town members join at the castle. The Wilson Castle is on West Proctor Road off Route 4. Linden.
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Harold Lohnes
RD 2
Hoosick Falls
Lohnes
Route
Troy - Bennington Road
Cambridge
Ondowa - Cambridge Chapter
Daughters of the American Revolution
Proctor
Wilson Castle
Green Mountains
Cambridge Historical House
J. Donald Flewelling
Wilson
West Proctor Road
Route 4
Explaining Harness Gaits and Reader Inquiries
A Sunday column answers reader questions on horse gaits pacers and trotters, with notes on copyrights patents and recipes. It lists addresses for the American Medical Association and animal welfare contact in New York and mentions readers seeking manuals and product information.
Vermont Split Over Carter Bomber Decision Impacts
Vermont reactions to President Carter's recommendation against B1 bomber production are mixed. Senate members praise the move while GE Rutland and Simmonds Vergennes face potential losses from contracts, with Simmonds noting an uncertain financial impact and workers affected. Environmental Action Foundation calculates Vermont’s net gain at about 39 million after taxes.
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John W. Reid
Nancy Shulins
Associated Press
Vermont
Northeast
Carter
Sen
Patrick Leahy
D-Vt
U.S
James Jeffords
R-Vt
Robert Stafford
General Electric Co
Rutland
Simmonds Precision Products Inc
Instrument Systems
Vergennes
Simmonds
Tarrytown
N.Y
Howard Matus
Matus
Congress
Environmental Action Foundation
Averill Park Faces Higher Taxes or Lunch Bills Over Cafeteria Debt
Averill Park School District owes 38777.20 to cover past cafeteria shortfalls traced back to 1969. Audit and Control says the deficit must be paid, raising taxes or lunch prices as officials seek a path to keep the cafeteria funded.
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Averill Park
State Department of Audit and Control
Audit and Control
Jorge Valero
Gregory Benson
Nelson
Averil Park
Traver and Davis
Thomas Graham
Graham
Amity church to host family fair and film night
Amity Reformed Church in Vischer Ferry will host a family fair July 16 from 3 to 9 p.m. benefiting Camp Fowler. Activities include games, prizes, entertainment, a picnic dinner 6 to 7:30 p.m., and a 7:30 p.m. Walt Disney film in the church hall. The event is open to the public. The church location is Vischer Ferry Village, four miles west of exit 8 on the Northway.
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Hoosick
Amity Reformed Church
Vischer Ferry
Camp Fowler
Reformed Churches
Upstate New York
Willam DeYoung
Walt Disney
Vischer
Ruth Carrigan
Ferry Village
Rexford
River View Road
Rensselaer Planning Board to unveil conclusions Wednesday
After seven months of study the renewed Rensselaer Planning Board will present a comprehensive plan at 7 30 p m in City Hall Neighborhood Improvement offices. Recommendations include an economic advisory council with GAF and Amtrak officials and reviving the Industrial Development Agency and Urban Renewal Agency. The board also will address using state funds to bolster the Port of Rensselaer and potential benefits to New York State trade.
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Rensselaer
Rensselaer Planning Board
GAF
Amtrak
Albany
Burnes
New York State
Hoosick Falls players win Hoosac School honors
Hoosac School recently honored nine students in year end lists. Ralph Todd Horton and Christopher David Smith, both juniors, earned spots on the honors list. Horton won the Arista Cup for gentlemanly conduct, while Smith was cited for contributions to wrestling and track. Timothy Geers graduated at Prize Day on June 11, with 14 graduates overall, all planning college enrollments.
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Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Hoosac School
Ralph Todd Horton
Christopher David Smith
Todd Horton
Linda Lopardo
High St
Chris Smith
Peter Smith
Rogers Avenue
Timothy Edward Geers
Theodore Geers
Chic Wesleyan
Williams College hosts 20th School of Banking session
Each June an unusual influx of Williams College students and faculty from the School of Banking occupies the campus as 155 New England bankers complete the 20th resident session. Edward H. Begley calls the program a broadening process aiding junior and middle management bankers to grasp today’s competitive environment. The school runs year long with two summer sessions and six extension programs, offering commercial and trust banking tracks with separate faculties.
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Williamstown
Williams College
School of Banking
New England
Edward H. Begley
School For Bankers
Williams
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Raymond Calhoun
Kathy Chapman Corcoran
Prudence Tatro
Hars
John Wilson
Joseph Getz
Bertha Hoag
Rensselaer County
William J. Murphy
Father Michael McGuire
Robert Shiland
The
St. Mary’s Academy
Shiland
Donald Ammering
Robert Hayden
St. Mary's Academy Alumni Association
Michael Conway
California
Patricia Davendonis Lohnes
Colorado
John
Peggy Kempf Gorman
Florida
James Miller
Georgia
Hoosick Fails
Wood Memoria Park
the Crusader
Joan
Standard Press Office
Edith Beaumont
Edie Beaumont
River Street
Cambridge News
Area Dar
Anne Marie Bielawa
Latham
Marion Brehm
Troy Audna
Jim Cahill
Chiplock
Watervliet
Elizabeth Connor
Bob Conway
Troy
Nancy Curran
R.J. Davignon
Troy JohnsJowney Sr
L. Ford
Leon G. Foster
Stillwater
M.J. Grinaldo
F.M. Hoy
Clifford Kelly
Troy M. LaBombard
Valley Falls
Minnie Ziter
Martin J. Squires
First St
Washington Avenue
Thomas J. Delaney
Joanne Smith
Times Record
Cen
Christopher — Latham
M. E.T
Wynantskill
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Anna
Mamie Eisenhower
Family Weekly
S. M
Cohoes
H. F
U. S. Agriculture Dept
Cleveland Amory
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
B. R
Lansingburgh A
West 57Th St
New York
N. Y
Joyce
North Troy
J. G., Cohoes
Marjorie
Petersburg
Butterfield Farms
Fruitcake Folks
Wilshire Blvd
Beverly Hills
Cal
A. F. of
Lansingburgh
American Medical Association
Association
North Dearborn &I
Chicago
Ill
B. K
Connecticut
J. B
J. P
Amsterdam
Spencer Foundations
Kathleen Powers
Valero
Earl Nelson
Bertha Traver
Thomas Davis
Davis
Amity Church
Southern Saratoga Tennis Association
Sawyer's Sport Shop
Route 146
Shenendehowa Middle School
Shenendehowa High School
Leonard L. Amlaw
Lona Beebe
Art Club
Stephen Valcik
Akes
Country Garden Club
Robert Emerson
Philip Patterson
Sister Rose of Lima College of St. Rose
Schenectady
Peter Barbur
Laurie Kelly
Neil Hesson
Shhenendehowa
Roger Caldwell
George T. Smith & Son
Clifton Park
Linsley Burnes
Industrial Development Agency
Urban Renewal Agency
Bankers
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