Appreciation for DPW Crew Help After Storm
The village highway crew led by superintendent Douglas Sprague earns local praise for winter work and a March 7 rescue of a skidding transport driver. Sears Petroleum & Transportation Corp of Rome sent a letter via Village Highway Chairman Le Roy Baker commending the cooperation of Sprague and his men in aiding Joseph Archambeault delivering fuel to St Marys School.
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Douglas Sprague
Sears Petroleum & Transportation Corp
Rome
Sprague
Leroy Baker
Joseph Archambeault
St. Mary's School
PTA To View Slides From International Exchange Students
At Hoosick Falls Central School a PTA meeting will show slides and films from Miss Jane Filkins Miss Darcy Miller and Dale Milhuts who were International Fellowship Exchange students in South America last summer. Guests Ricardo Sorian o Lima Peru and Claudia Solorzano Managua Nicaragua attend. By-laws revisions will be proposed by the Executive Board and plans announced for a benefit spaghetti supper March 29 for the PTA Scholarship Fund.
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Hoosick Falls
Fred Miller
Roger Moseley
William Peckham
John D. Halstead
PTA
William Gaillard
Anthony Alto
Portant
Wavy Austics Bell
General Services c
Albany
Lions Club Plans Easter Penny Hunt for Town Kids
The Town of Hoosick Lions Club announces a Saturday 1 p.m. penny hunt offering forty dollars in pennies plus Easter baskets for local boys and girls. Event led by Paul La Porte and Frank E. Buswell at Nrick's Restaurant, part of the club's annual community children’s program.
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Hoosick
Town of
Professorship Established in Canadian Studies at Harvard
Cambridge Massachusetts AP reports that Claude Bissell of the University of Toronto becomes Harvard's first visiting professor of Canadian studies. The $600,000 endowment comes from eight Canadian and forty five U.S. corporations plus individuals from both nations.
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Cambridge, Mass
Claude Bissell
University of Toronto
Ross Harvard
U.S
Referendums Up For Vote Tomorrow
Two referendum articles appear at the village election with a paper ballot and a voting machine. One grants volunteer firemen who own property a $500 exemption on assessed valuation, requiring a special voters list from the valuation roll. Fire Chief Hoffman and Fire Dept secretary Graney urge support after four years of legislative effort.
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Walter B. Hoffman
Bernard D.graney
Fire Department
New York
Berlant Named on CIA College Youth Probe
Joseph T. Berlant of Hoosick Falls, chair of the policy committee for the College of Young Democratic Clubs of America, was named to a special investigation committee on the U S Youth Council and the Central Intelligence Agency. A Union College American studies graduate student, he has long represented the Youth Council of the College Young Democrats and serves on the Young Democrats governing council and as regional coordinator for the State College Young Democrats.
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Joseph T. Bérlant
Hoosick Falls
College of Young Democratic Clubs of America
United States Youth Council
Central Intelligence Agency
Berlant
Academy Group To Meet Today
The firemen's statement that the Home and School Association of St. Mary's Academy will hold a general meeting today at 8 p.m. in the school library. Following a short business session, the faculty will meet with parents about the progress of their children and improvements in fire protection as shown by the spring report cards. Freshments will be served.
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St. Mary’s Academy
Hoosick
Alumni Banquet Set At Hoosick Falls High School
A tentative date of July 1 was set for the annual alumni banquet at Hoosick Falls High School hosted by Mrs Joseph Magii ano. The event will be at Mario's Restaurant in Troy honoring the 50 year class of 1917, 25 year class of 1942, and 10 year class of 1957 with guests from the 1967 graduating class. A meeting is planned for April 4 at the Magiano home for invited alumni and interested persons. Officers include Richard Stallmer president and several vice presidents and secretaries.
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Wally Taber
Hoosick Falls Central School
William Gaillard
Dougherty’s
John P. Liporace
Frank E. Buswell
Harry Fink
Charles J. O'Neill
Hoosick Falls
Page Airways
Albany
Lions
Hoosick Falls High School
Joseph Magiiano
Hoosick
Mario
Richard Stallmer
Gay Harter Hairbanks
Robert Lohnes
Gayle’. Magisario
June Pine
Margaret Cottrell
Dismissal Of Charges Approved In Local Case
A charge of malicious mischief against Joseph Davendonis of Hoosick Falls was dismissed by Justice of the Peace Victor Sluzas after a civil compromise with Edith Marani, owner of the Bar-B-Que Restaurant on Route 22. A prior assault third degree charge against two Bennington, Vermont residents was dismissed when complainants failed to appear. Pehmund H. Pierce, 20, Milford, Conn., jailed in Rensselaer County for three motor vehicle charges after failing to pay $55 in fines. Other outcomes include fines for various infractions and appearances by multiple individuals in this local docket.
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Joseph Davendonis
Hoosick Falls
Victor Sluzas
Edith Marani
Route 22
Bennington
Pehdmund H. Pierce
Milford
Conn
Renssélaer County
Troy
Kenneth Harris
Earl F. King
Williamstown
Mass
Robert A. Beckley
William P. Sigalos
Ferro P. Armand
Schenectady
Harry Tobiassen
Huntington
John E. Longchamp
North Tarrytown
Honor Roll Keeps Wayne Cochran on Winter List
Wayne N Cochran son of Dr and Mrs Philip A Cochran of 4ee Tee was named this week to Mount Hermon School Honor Roll for the winter term in recognition of high scholastic standing. A heavy mayoralty schedule last weekend led Mayor Leo Albochez and his wife to forego their 24th wedding anniversary to attend duties. The celebration may wait until after the village election tomorrow when the mayor seeks reelection. He chaired a public meeting on urban renewal and championed the project over the past year. Additional week meetings included a Town Board session on New York Telephone Co toll free service a Village Board meeting and an Independent Party gathering seeking reelection.
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Wayne N. Cochran
Philip.a. Cochran
Albowice
Remewal
New York ‘Telephone Co
Independent Party
Poestenkill PTA Elects Officers and Planned Projects
The Poestenkill Elementary School PTA will meet at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium to elect officers. A report on the Special Projects Committee, embryo biology project for fourth grade, a picture reference file, an enrichment file, and a Facing Moral Standards panel are announced. Rev. James I. Borden Rev. Thomas Kay Bernd Foerster and others participate. Refreshments after.
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Poestenkill Elementary School
PTA
Norman Taylor
Ernest Legenbauer
Donald Swankey
Charles Irwin
Joe Plant
Mary All
James I. Borden
Averill Park Methodist Church
Howard Daley
Camp Fire Girls Council
Thomas Kay
St. Henry’s Church
Averill Park
Bernd Foerster
Job Permits Issued At School For Easter Vacations
Employment certificates will be issued during Easter vacation at School 5 (old Troy High School) Seventh Avenue and State Street, Room 103, next Thursday and on Tuesday March 28 and Thursday March 3. Hours are 10 a.m. to noon. Physical examinations will be given in the School Medical Office, Room 112, 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. on the same dates.
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Troy High School
Avenue
State Street
School’ Medical Office
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