Kiwanis Club Team Wins Two Games In Pony Loop
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club captured two Pony League games last week, defeating Bennington CYO 13 10 and edging North Bennington Lions 7 6. Jody Pokines saved the first win with a diving catch for the final out as Hoosick Falls hosts Bennington Elks and Town of Hoosick Lions Club later in July, with Arlington and Bennington area teams also competing.
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Hoosick
Falls Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls
Brettine
Bennington
North Bennington
Arlington
Kiwanis
Bennington Elks
Bennington Cyo
Kiwanis Club
CYO
Lions Club
Lions
Carl Sheldon
Summer study programs enroll 300 at Hoosick Falls Central
More than 300 Hoosick Falls Central School pupils will attend four summer programs in July. Two are federally funded, two are district sponsored. Supervisors Kasmeriu Stempek and H Luther Everly will run the programs with daily schedules from 8 to 11:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Transportation is provided for three programs, students supply own transport for music sessions. Programs include Better Start for 30 kindergartners, remedial reading and math for 90 students, and an enrichment track for 80 pupils in grades 4 through 6 with activities in PE science math and creative writing. Music includes band rehearsals lessons and theory.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Kasmeriu
Stempek
Tmusic
H .Luther Everly
St.Mary's Academy
Cen Itral
Van Surdam Band To Play At Park
The Van Surdam Band was noted in Walter A. Wayne today. The concert next week will be omitted due to many members joining Washington DC and Albany Shrine bands at the Imperial Council sessions from July 10 to 14. The next local program is set for Wednesday July 19.
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A ‘Surdam
Walter A. Wane
Washington, D.C
Albany Shrine
Imperial Council
Scrapbook Awarded First Prize By New England Women Group
Mrs Lisle Cottrell of Buskirk won the first prize scrapbook entry in a national competition for the Green Mountain Colony of the National Society of New England Women. Her work drew praise from colony president Mrs Herman Weston of Saxons River Vermont and from White Mountain Colony president Mrs Charles E Lynde of Manchester New Hampshire at a recent group gathering.
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Buskirk
Green Mountain Colony
National Society of New England
Lisle Cottrell
Herman Weston
Saxltons River
Charles E. Lynde
Manchester
White Mountain Colony
Leader To Meet Students At Hoosick Falls School
William S. Folgett guidance director will hold office hours today through Friday for students seeking schedule changes. Conferences run 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. or by special appointment. Folgett takes vacation July 10 to August 14 and will review last minute changes upon return.
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William S. Folgett
Hoosick Falls Central School
Folgert
Kiwanis Lunch Set Today at Hoosick Falls Country Club
The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club will hold a postponed luncheon today at noon at the Hoosick Falls Country Club. The directors meeting, moved to Wednesday night, will also take place at the Country Club.
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Hoosick Falls
Wrong Spelling on Marble Plaque In Cape Province
In Oudtshoorn South Africa officials admit Prime Minister Balthazar J Vorster’s name was wrongly spelt on a marble plaque unveiled earlier this year near the Congo limestone caves. The error, noticed after the ceremony by a guest, led to the plaque’s removal and replacement.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Oudtshoorn
Cape
Balthazar J. Vorster
Vorster
Congo
Voster
Town Board Names Aides For Election
The Town Board held a public hearing on establishing a Lighting District with no opposition. Election inspectors and alternates were approved for Districts 1 through 5, listing Republican and Democrat appointees and alternating officers. Also noted are local residents and volunteers, plus a call for fund workers to support the Ambulance Fund drive this month and August.
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Ray F. Quackenbush
Stillwater Grange
Gladys M. Baker
Ethel Kipp
Donna Quackenbush
Emmett Fuller
Amelia Laisdell
Cecelia Norton
Vera Decker
Stillwater Village
Marion Lane
Mae Collamer
Alter
Agatha Daniels
Helen Clothier
Rosemary Kinisky
Josephine Poitras J
Betty Carney
Alvin Hart
Mary Howe
Eleanore Gorski
Marilyn Scales
Mae Connor
Lillian Moore
Gloria Overton
Noreen Whalen
Riverside
Mary Lucas
Mildred Rajeski
Mary Cuilla
Luella Lucas
Anna Skutnnsky
Lucy Masey
Irene Gauthier
Stillwater Town Hall
Willow Glen
Margaret Marrato
Elvira Gleeson
Angela, Dugan
Lola Gordon
Irene Fuller
Debrah Wells
Phyllis Sweeney
Stillwater
Frank Brett
T. S. Ryan
Cochairmen
Forgery Trial in Miami Stalled by Attorney Brawl
In Criminal Court Real Opponents MIAMI saw a forgery trial halted as both lawyers were found to be in a heated fist fight outside chambers. The incident forced an extended recess while officials separated the combatants and reassessed courtroom security.
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Miami
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed
Crossword puzzle clues edited from yesterday include across and down entries with varied lengths. Answers span common nouns, verbs, and proper nouns across fashion, music, body parts, numerals, biblical names, and regional terms.
Redeemable Treasury bonds differ from Savings bonds
A reader asks about an 81000 U.S. Treasury bond bought in 1945. The bond is redeemable before 1972, but not by the holder. It is marketable and would fetch about 890 now. at maturity in 1972 the $1,000 par is repaid. The columnist explains redeemable means the issuer can call, not the owner.
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U.S. Savings
Treasury Bonds
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Bains
Rusk Proposes Helicopter Help for Indian Family Planning
Wealth Minister Sripati Chandrasekhar says Dean Rusk suggested using helicopters to speed up India's family planning program. He recalls Rusk being rushed by helicopter to Nehru's funeral in 1964 and notes crowds watching the aircraft. The minister theorizes air mobility could attract villagers and allow teams to cover more villages.
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India
U.S
Dean Rusk
Sripati Chandrasekhar
Chandrasekhar
Rusk
Dawaharlal Nehru
Morels
Singing Friars Preen Folk Festival at Troy CYO Center
The Singing friars from St Anthony's in Hudson present a folk festival at the Troy Area CYO Center on Fourth Street tomorrow at 7 30 p m Rev John J Rooney executive director announced The program, part of summer CYO activities, features Friars Michael Brennan Guglielmelli Lurski Burns Mitchell Neysmith and Corbitt inviting area parents teenagers and children to attend
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Troy Area
CYO
Fourth St
John J. Rooney
Michael Brennan
Michael Guglielmelli
Michael Lurski
John Burns
John Mitchell
John Neysmith
Patrick Corbitt
Rooney
Foreign visitors to Czechoslovakia and trips abroad
C T K reports last year 3,518,000 foreigners visited Czechoslovakia while 1,964,000 Czechoslovaks traveled abroad. The agency notes travel to and from the country remained high amid ongoing tourism interest.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
C.T.K
Medicine Man Birth Control on West Irian Island
AP reports Dr. Robert C. Barnett, a Chicago biochemist, studied West Irian tribesmen and a local birth control concoction. He tested hundreds of samples, finding one drug that sterile mice for six months, another that harmed respiration, and potential for long pregnancy disruption. Tribesmen’ s practices tie wealth to wives and high fertility, with killings cited for large broods. Barnett spent months among tribes, collecting over 400 samples and noting hocus pocus ingredients amid modern science.
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Bandung
Indonesia
West Irian
Robert C. Barnett
University of Chicago
West Ian
Barnett
West Irlan
West ‘Irian
West New Guinea
Phoenician Silk Found Near Sabratha Tombs in Libya
Archaeologists 60 miles from Tripoli uncover silk fragments in a Phoenician cemetery near Sabratha dating to the 3rd or 4th century BC. The site, described as Libya’s earliest Phoenician relic, includes wooden coffins and pottery.
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Libya
Sabratha
Mediterranean
Lebanon
Sidon
Phoenicia
Carthage
North Africa
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Melila
Bihar to ease English pass rule for secondary students
In Mazaffarpur India AP reports Bihar state schools hold back over six percent of secondary students for another year due to English exam failures. Education Minister Karwari Thakur waives English passing requirement, declaring students passing other exams will be considered successful.
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Mazaffarpur
India
Bihar
Karwari Thakur
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