Central School PTA Joins Health Crusade On Smoking
Hoosick Falls Central School PTA joins a three year National PTA anti smoking program aimed at junior high students through posters leaflets and assembly talks. Officers elected include Robert C Hall and Mrs Russell H Miller with changes to be voted April 17.
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Central School
PTA
Parent-Teacher Association of
Hoosick Falls Central School
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
Paul Moseley
John G. Keough
Frank A. Reynolds
Robert c. Hall
Russell H. Miller
Judy Cramer Palmer
Margaret Farrara
Anthony Altobelli
William Gallard
Theodore Geers
South America
Jane Filkins
Darcy Miller
Dale Mihuta
Hoosick Falls
Ricardo Soriano
Lima
Peru
Claudia Solorzan
Managua
Miss Miller
Paul Cipperly
Ralph J. Griswold Jr
Robert W. Kipp
Churches Observe Good Friday at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls churches held Good Friday services with a community service at St Mark's Episcopal Church sponsored by the Hoosick Area Church Association. Rev. Joel B. Miller led noon to 6:30 p.m. with Rev. James J. Springer and Rev. John V. Hicott assisting. community music by Gunthar Schobbeck. A second service followed at All Saints Episcopal Church in Hoosick at 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. Philip A. Lewis. A liturgy at the Church of the Immaculate Conception featured the Passion and Death of Christ with Holy Communion and veneration of the Cross. An Easter-related meeting at St. Mark's Church in Green Mountain Colony and reports at North Bennington Baptist and Immaculate Conception were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
All
Saints Episcopal Church
Philip A. Lewis
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Cavid
Albany
Mountain Colony
St. Mark’s Church
New England
North Bennington
Immaculate Conception
Baptist Church
Merritt Hewitt
Two Vermonters Penalized By Traffic Court
William L. Myers of Shaftsbury Vermont pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated with a 30 day suspended sentence after bail was forfeited December 28. Keith R. Jelley of Bennington paid fines for an inadequate muffler and no tail light from an incident on June 13, 1966 in Hoosick Falls Village Court.
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Vermont
Hoosick Falls
William L. Myers
Shaftsbury
Keith R. Jelley
Bennington
Academy to reopen April 3 after Holy Week break
The Academy is closed through Holy Week and will resume on April 3. Woosick Falls Central School also observes a week long vacation with an altered schedule to begin later in April.
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J. Mary's . Academy
Woosick Falls Centrall
Obituaries for Myron McDonald and Leona Myers
Funeral notices for Myron McDonald 85 a Shaftsbury VT retiree from Eagle Square Mfg Co held at Hanson Walbridge Bennington with interment at Park Lawn Cemetery. Survivors include wife Leona May Rose two sons four daughters 19 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. Also funeral for Leona Myers 68 of North Adams MA with Capt Melvin Ruby Salvation Army officiating at San Soucie North Adams interment Southview Cemetery. She was wife of William Myers and mother of Bernard Crandall and Mary Langhurst, survivors include two sons two half brothers and a sister.
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Myron McDonald
Eagle Square Mfg. Co
Shaftsbury
Hanson- Walbridge
Bennington
Angus J. MacDonald
Leona May Rose
Lester
Charles McDonald
Georgiana Gravelle
Cora Morgan
John Funk
Willis Campbell
Leona Myers
North Adams
Salvation Army
John Crandall
Poughkeepsie
Harold Crandall
Boston
Mass
Carl Lambert
Adams
Maurice Bradley
Leora, Dang
Quincy
Consumer's Question Box Answers For Puzzled Buyers
Margaret Dana answers reader questions on aspirin container sizes a safety lock for medicine cabinets and household budgeting. The piece covers labeling limits on children's aspirin packaging a proposed requirement for childproof cabinets introduced by Sen. Clifford Case and how budgeting suggests 15 to 40 percent for food 8 to 15 percent for clothing and 15 to 30 percent for housing among other allocations.
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Margaret Dana
Acci
Sen
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Congress N
Record Newspapers
Hoosick Falls photographer wins state portrait awards
Hoosick Falls photographer William Andrick won state Professional Photographers Society awards for prints in the conference exhibit at Grosinger's. Winning ribbons went to portraits of Jean Luciani Giorgiani Hoosick Falls Lisa Beden Schaghticoke and Susan Pacher Bennington Vermont.
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Hoosick ‘Falls
William Andrick
Professional Photographers Society
Grossinger's
Jean Luciani Giorgiani
Hoosick Falls
Lisa Beden
Schaghticoke
Susan Pacher
Bennington
Lions Postpone Easter Program in Hoosick Park
The Easter penny hunt scheduled by the Town of Hoosick Lions Club at Walter A. Wood Memorial Park this afternoon has been postponed. Cochairmen Paul LaPorte and Frank E. Buswell say the event will be rescheduled when weather permits.
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Town of
Hoosick
Sunrise Services Indoors For Easter Morning
Indoors services due to cool weather and early Easter date. First Baptist Church Hoodie hosts 6 30 a m 30 minute service with breakfast and Peter Holzhauer as speaker. West Hoosick Baptist plans outdoor cemetery service at 6 30 p m with Barbara Pine delivering the message and breakfast follows. Joint services at United Church 7 a m with coffee and doughnuts afterward. Combined Methodist churches meet at Eagle Bridge at 6 a m with special choir music.
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Youth Fellowship of the
First Baptist Church
Hoodie
Peter Holzhauer
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Barbara Pine
Hoosick Falls
First United Church, Presbyterian
United Church
Methodist
South Cambridge
North Hoosick
Eagle Bridge
Williams College student hearing paving road to March 30
A Williams College student faces two motor vehicle charges after a fatal Route 22 crash in Petersburg. Bernard Cohen of Brookfield Massachusetts and attorney Thetfield Mass arranged a postponed hearing to Thursday March 30 at 7 p.m. before Justice Arthur E. Smith Sr. at North Petersburg.
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Williams College
Petersburg
Cohen
Louis Babcock
Imons
Rensselaer County
Louis E. Babcock
John Betar
Fred Hullsople
Gregory Stevens
Spear
Earl Stevens
Pe Land Lake
George Breitersburg
Grant
Troy Marine sergeant returns from Vietnam after 13 months
Sst. Raymond G. Snyder, Troy High School graduate, returns to Troy after 13 months in Vietnam with the Marines. He took part in four major engagements and earned a field promotion to sergeant. He has three younger brothers in town, two more in service, and will report to Camp Lejeune soon.
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Raymond G. Snyder
Marine Corps
Troy High School
Vietnam
Snyder
Troy
Gerald
William
Charles Snyder
Harold Snyder
Ft. Dix
Carl Snyder
Ft. Sam Houston
Gloversville
Sgt. Snyder
Camp Lejeune
Chu Lai
TwoCar Collision on Route 66 Injures Seven
Seven people including five children were injured in a two car head on crash at about 11 20 a m on Route 66 at Miller Road junction. A driver received a summons for failure to keep right from Rensselaer County deputies. Mrs Eleanore Teal 34 of Sand Lake was northbound when a southbound car collided.
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Samaritan Hospital
Teal
Amy
Jeffrey
Kevin
Scat
Jay Ernst
Box
Sand Lake
King’s Daughters
Edwin E. Brenen- Cohen
Stuhl
Colten
Garstang
Miller Road
Rensselaer County
Eleanore Teal
Emma Willard Senior Plans Oberlin College Fall
Student Helen Walker daughter of Dr and Mrs Ronald Walker of 13 Center View Drive Troy a senior at Emma Willard School plans to attend Oberlin College in Ohio in the fall.
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Helen Walker
Ronald Walker
Center View Drive
Troy
Emma Willard School
Oberlin College
Ohio
Computer Makes 3-D Dreams St. Augustine's CYO Show
St Augustine's CYO presents A Salute to Broadway a holographic 3-D variety show using a computer to model objects. Directed by Joseph Corbeil the cast exceeds 50 high school students. The program blends engineering design with holography to create three dimensional images of bridges buildings and other subjects with laser aided visualization. The production runs Monday and Tuesday at 8 15 p m in St Augustine's Hall and follows a diocesan CYO competition winner.
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St. Augustine
CYO
New York
Brodaway
St. Augus
Joseph Corbeil
Louis B. Lesem
Peter Hirsch
IBM Scient
Mame
Houston
Tex
James A. Jordan Jr
Bread of Rice University
Mwmma
IBM
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