College costs and value of college education
DEAR READER: At today’s prices it costs from 21 600 to 38 490 to send three youngsters through four years of college. Publicly supported schools average about 1 000 per year per student, private colleges about 2 100, with books, supplies, and transportation adding hundreds yearly. Total investment for three children ranges from 21 600 to 38 400 for higher education. It’s implied a college degree boosts lifetime earnings by about 25 percent versus high school only.
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Woman Killed By Own Car in Baltimore
Mrs Gertrude Hughes a 64 year old Baltimore resident died when her car rolled down an incline at an elderly home striking her as she tried to stop it Police said she was run over after parking the vehicle on a hill and attempting to intervene in its path The incident occurred Wednesday in Baltimore Maryland.
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Baltimore, Md
Gertrude Hughes
Baltimore
Baptist Youth Exchange Hosts in Hoosick Area
Baptist Youth Fellowship groups from Hoosick and West Hoosick hosted teens from North Kingstown R L Baptist Church Rhode Island led by Rev Raimond Tumbleston. Activities included tours, dancing, bowling, swimming and a scavenger hunt with local youths assisting.
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Baptist Youth Fellowship
Baptist Churches of
Wood Flong Corp
Hoosac
Moseley Chicken House
West Hoosick
Bennington
Clyde R. Baker
Jane
Janet Betit
Sandy
Judy
Charles Brownell
Lorie
Wells Eddy
Susan
Russell Miller
Jacque
Paul Moseley
Ann
Harold
Frank Pierce
Colleen
Lloyd Pine
Barbara
Raymond Sharkey
Betty
Raymond
Richard Sherman
Penny
Pat
Ernest Tilley
Danny
Tumbleston
Nancy
Peter
Timothy Holzhauer
Joanne
Jeff Herrington
Ruth
Richard Domine
Gloria
Donna Chaplin
Alan Frost
Holly Fountain
North Kingstown
Susan Eddy
Peter Holzhauer
Hoosick
Rhode Island
Shaftsbury Man Fined For Speeding And Right-Of-Way
Albert F. Roderique of Shafts bury VI was fined $50 for speeding and $10 for failure to keep right by Justice of the Peace Victor Sluzas. The official dedication of the Weir Reynolds Community Swimming Pool is set for 6:30 p.m. Thursday July 13 with free swimming after the exercises. Unofficial opening is planned for Monday July 10 with Red Cross swimming in 2 struct ion from 10 a.m. to noon. A speeding fine of $15 was imposed on Kenneth R. Adams of North Adams MA and $12 on M. Sloane of New York. The pool committee seeks funds via family memberships to finish construction and maintenance costs. Completion details by Northeast Pool Co of Voorheesville expected with a crew of about 20 and trucks, weather permitting.
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Albert F. Roderique
Shaftsbury, VI
Justice of the Peace
Victor Sluzas
Haasick
Weir-Reynolds Community Swimming Pool
Philip Leonard
Red Cross
Kenneth R. Adams
North Adams
Mass
Hesepee Ake
New York
Grange Hosts Dairy Princess Visit in Hoosick Meeting
Grange members greeted Dairy Princess Miss Geraldine Cornell of West Hoosick and the Rensselaer County Dairy Princess during a recent gathering. A talk on milk benefits, garden slides from Denmark and Spain, and birthday notices highlighted the session led by Omer Brenenstuhl. Plans for a July 19 hot dog roast with a covered dish supper were announced for the hall.
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Geraldine Cornell
West Hoosick
Rensselaer County
Hoosick, Grange
Denmark
Spain
Holland
Lawrence Osen
Ernest Haas
David Cornell
Donald S. Hewitt Jr
Almon W. Hewitt
Lawrence Olsen
Omer Brenenstuhl
Local speeding fines and vehicle violations in Hoosick Falls area
Six people were fined ten dollars each for speeding. Names include James J. Jameson Granville and Alice H Agnew Dorset Vermont. Amelia A Fenwick Pittsfield Mass. Richard N Caselli Salem. Myron W Adams Cherry Plain. Richard J Bernardi North Adams Mass. Delina Leavens North Adams Mass was fined ten dollars for an inadequate muffler. Ellen B Cheney Cambridge was fined five dollars for an inadequate exhaust. Roland C Smith Rensselaer received five days suspended for an inadequate muffler. Three people arrested by Hoosick Falls village police over the weekend had cases continued for hearing. William P Ballis Utica set to appear July 17 on speeding charge. Delmar H Wy socks Hoosick Falls on same date for inadequate muffler. Edward I Levesque Rd Bennington charged with driving while intoxicated set for hearing July 20.
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James J. Jameson
Granville
Alice H. Agnew
Dorset
Amelia A. Fenwick
Pittsfield
Mass
Richard N. Caselli
Salem
Myron W. Adams
Cherry Plain
Richard J. Bernardi
North Adams
Delina Leavens
Ellen B. Cheney
Cambridge
Roland C. Smith
Rensselaer
Hoosick Falls
William P. Ballis
Utica
Delmar H. Wysocks
Edward I. Levesque
Bennington
Fall Causes Injury To Local Resident
Miss Fanny Reinfurt of North Hoosick Road is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington being treated for a broken hip. The injury occurred in front of the Hoosick Falls Office of the National Commercial Bank and Trust Co. The Town Rescue Squad was called and took her to the hospital.
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Fanny Reinfurt
North Hoosick Road
Putnam
Visiting Here From Arizona
Mr and Mrs William F Rourke 3rd and son Christopher John Rourke of Phoenix Arizona are visiting Mr and Mrs William F Rourke Jr and grandparents Mr and Mrs William F Rourke Sr of Hoosick Falls Mr Rourke is a sixth grade teacher and Mrs Rourke a home economics instructor They reside in Phoenix.
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William F. Rourke
Christopher John Rourke
Phoenix, Ariz
Mr. Rourke
William F. Rourke Jr
William F. Rourke Sr
Hoosick Falls
Rourke
Iricks Visit Expo 67 in Montreal
Mr and Mrs Frank Irick of Frank's Village Tavern visited relatives in Amsterdam last weekend. On Monday they were joined by Mrs Irick's sister Miss Mary Unavitch in making a trip to Expo 67 in Montreal where they will remain for the week. The local restaurant is closed during their absence.
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Frank Irick
Frank
Amsterdam
Youngster Cut In Fall On Glass
Harold Peckham III a three year old of Hoosick fell against a porch door pane causing a left leg cut. He received 13 stitches at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington. William J. Hennessey of Hoosick Falls judged the Poestenkill Fire Department holiday events.
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Harold Peckham III
Harold Peckham
Hoosick
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
William J. Hennessey
Hoosick Falls
Poestenkill
Court Acts In Several Auto Cases
Donald Rutley of Waban Massachusetts faced five village traffic charges and, after a bail posting of 200 dollars for a July 19 hearing, was arraigned with two extra charges by State Police. He also paid a 25 dollar fine for driving with a suspended license and received a five day suspended sentence for unsafe tires. Other penalties followed weekend and holiday rulings by Justice Restino including fines for speeding and miscellaneous offenses across several individuals from Vermont, New Hampshire, Ohio, Connecticut, and Pennsylvania.
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Donald Rutley
Waban
Mass
North Hoosick Road
Justice of the Peace
Thomas G. Restino
Hoosick
Rutley
Justice Restino
George Leach
Wilton
Craig Todlschinder
Manchester
Louis McLaughlin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harold Flynn
Hoosick Falls
Shirley la Fountain
South Shaftsbury
Vermonter Named New Education Minister at Ohio Church
Rev. Charles Norman Graham from Bennington Vermont has been appointed education minister at First Methodist Church in Westerville Ohio. He will be ordained as an elder this fall and continues youth work while completing summer youth programs. Graham is a 1960 Bennington High graduate and earned a master’s degree from Methodist College at Delaware Ohio.
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Charles Norman Graham
Bennington
Ohio Methodist Conference
Lakeside
Ohio
Graham
First Methodist Church
Westerville
Methodist Theological School
Delaware
Vermont
Bennington High School
Methodist
Troy
Union College
Barbourville
Methodist College
Local notices and visitors grace Grafton through midsummer
In Grafton and nearby towns residents share visits and travel updates. Mrs Helen Eliott returns from Montpelier to stay with son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Harry Brundige. Guests Lena and Leslie MacDougall from Cambridge celebrate Mr MacDougall’s birthday. Chris Parks visits from Pawlet as VFW posts sponsor a Conservation Camp for Aug 6 18 with scouts and several boy and girl relatives listed. Judy and Brenda Roberge visit Lake George with grandparents. Attendees at St Monica Church festival include Charlene Maycock Lindy Laraby and Mary Sweet, while a paper pickup by local Boy Scouts is planned.
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Rena Brundige
Montpelier
Harry Brundige
Lena MacDougall
Leslie MacDougall
Cambridge
Rudolph Beck
MacDougall
Carner -Etman-Smith Post
Chris Parks
Hoo
St. Monica’s
Myron Snyder
New Church
Jersey
Mary Sweet
Vero
Mattie Trumble
Beach
Fla
Thur ‘Tilton
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