Opening Band Concert Honors Quackenbush Legacy
Town and Village Boards sponsor season opener at Walter A Wood Memorial Park tomorrow. The Van Surdam Band, founded 1887, recruits younger players while preserving tradition. Notables include Harry Van Surdam directing Military March for his father Henderson. Guy Phillips to become manager. Cy Cortland Cottrell and Gerard McInerney join. Rain postponements possible. final concert August 16 at Bennington Battlefield Park.
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Walter A. Wood
Fred W Quackenbush
van Surdam
Quackenbush
Harry van Surdam
Lake Placid
Henderson van Surdam
Harry
Jack Surdam
New York
Guy H. Phillips
Guy
Gerard McInerney
Cambridge
Cy. Cortland Cottrell
H. Luther Everly
Hoosick Falls Central School
Bennington Battlefield Park
Walloomsac
Bennington
Joel B. Miller
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Hoosick Falls
Churches Plan Service For Seniors In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls area churches sponsor a Sunday baccalaureate service for Hoosick Falls Central School seniors at First Baptist Church at 10 a.m. Rev. John Y. Elliott leads with Rev. James K. Hilton as guest preacher. Seniors in caps and gowns process in with Principal William Waterhouse and Superintendent Philip Leonard. Two students participate musically and Scripture is read by Robert Whitter. Guests include St. John's Lutheran pastor James Hilton, a Union University and Gettysburg Seminary graduate. he previously served in the Army and for GMAC before ministry. An $80,000 church addition was completed during Hilton’s seven years at Altamont. Also notes moves: Kenneth Morris relocates to Woodford Vermont. Richard Allard family moves to Morris home on Church Street.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
First Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Area
James K. Hilton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Altamont
Robert ‘Whitter
J William Cottrell
Geraldine Cornell
Baptist Church Choir
Elliott
William C. Waterhouse
Philip Leonard
Hilton
Union University
Gettysburg Seminary
Prize Winners Listed From Twin Town Little League Drive
Francis Mack reports top sellers in the Twin Town Little League booster drive. Andy Lindemann of Poestenkill leads with 51 books and prize gear. Second, Owen l DeWitt of Wynantskill with 43 books. Third, Hal Hoffman of Averill Park with 41 books. Fourth, Billy Barbour of West Sand Lake with 38 books. Mack notes progress on Wynantskill diamond on Williams Road with dugouts and fencing, targeting an early July opening. North Greenbush Public Library announces 16 new books now on display including titles by Fairbairn, Kazan, and Terkel, plus biographies. library hours listed.
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Francis Mack
Twin Town
Andy Lindemann
Poestenkill
Owen l DeWitt
Wynantskill
Hal Hoffman
Averill Park
Billy Barbour
West Sand Lake
Mack
Williams Road
Richard C. Rosenfield
North Greenbush
Lillian Morrison
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Division Street
America
Studs Terkel
Vietnam
James Picklerell
Salvation Army Work To Be Told By Troy Officer
Major Richard Shaffstall, commanding officer of the Salvation Army Corps in Troy, will speak at the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club lunch today at noon in Baptist Memorial Hall. He will discuss Salvation Army work in smaller areas including Hoosick Falls. Arthur D. Taylor is Kiwanis program chairman. On Tuesday, June 27, a picnic will be held at the West Hoosick residence of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Areson. In July a new plan calls for a cold luncheon and meeting at Hoosick Falls Country Club with no speaking schedule.
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Richard Shaffstall
Salvation Army Corps
Troy
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Baptist Memorial Hall
Salvation Army
Arthur D. Taylor
West Hoosick
William H. Areson
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Defreestville Church Events Highlight Summer Plans
The Lutheran Ladies of St. Timothy's host a summer picnic at Mrs. Luther Buckbee's home in East Greenbush. Rev James Anderson delivers his first sermon as St. Timothy's pastor. Defreestville Fire Department auxiliary meets Thursday at 7 p.m. for field days and carnival planning July 6 7 and 8. Columbia High School baccalaureate at Blooming Grove Reformed Church Sunday 8 p.m. Reverend Carl Byers guest preacher. Mrs John Teiper of Mt View Terrace Extension is a patient at Albany Medical Center Hospital. The Jolly Six hold annual banquet at Wallies Greenwich. Birthdays of Mrs John Fuller and Mrs Gordon Merrihew noted. The group resumes meetings in September.
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St. Timothy's Lutheran Church
Luther Buckbee
Pinewood Ave
East Greenbush
James Anderson
Defreestville Fire Department
Columbia High
Williams College Sets Large Freshman Class For Fall
The Williams College entering class will reach 333 freshmen, reflecting steady growth since 1959. The group includes students from 35 states plus the District of Columbia and three foreign areas, with 86 earning Williams scholarships. The article also notes evolving color television standards and consumer guidance from NATESA, highlighting a shift in broadcasting quality expectations.
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Williams College
Tvvision
Frederick C
Ston
Delaware County
Copeland
Admis
Siows
Williamstown
Association of Chicago
Men’s Liberal Arts College
Willing
Liams
District of Columbia
Hong Kong
Peru
Mexico
Williams
Williams Admits 113 Early Applicants This Year
Williams College accepts 113 early decision candidates this year, surpassing 101 in 1966. The pool includes applicants mat of multiple applications to Ivy League schools, signaling strong demand and selective admissions.
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Williams
Arabs Must Accept State Of Israel, Historian Says
New York teletypes report historian Arnold J. Toynbee urging Arab acceptance of Israel as key to Middle East peace. He calls for Western responsibility to resettle about one million Arab refugees, Israel withdrawal from conquered areas, and readmission of refugees to homes or fair replacements within Israel. He favors international funding for refugee resettlement and wide open doors to Palestinian Arabs with proven ability.
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New York
APL
Middle East
Israel
Arnold J. Toynbee
Toynbee
United States
Germany
Rhineland
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J. K. Hilton
Vermont
Kenneth Morris
Church St
Woodford, Vt
Richard Allard
Texas
Morris
Church Street
Imperial
Hiram Walker
Sone Ing, Peoma, LL
Defreestville
William Reineke
Philco
Philo
Alamazoo
Stove & Appliance Ad Bass
River ST
Franklin Square
Margaret Dana
Federal Communications Commission
Vermont Electronic Technicians Association
Washington State Electronics Association
The
Television Electronic Service Association of Pittsburgh
Tele
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UNG
Nathsa
Naional Alliance of Television and Electronic Service Associations
Natesa
Samme
Ragu Sit
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