Pool sewer removal plan debated by village and town boards
A joint meeting of Vil lage and Town Boards and pool committee members discussed a storm sewer through the pool area. Removal costs estimated at 2000 dollars for three catch basins and a manhole. The highway crews will proceed with the work with the Village paying half and the Town to decide at its next meeting. Poetry contest winners were named at Court St Mary No 30 CDA meeting. Patr icia Kennedy Stephanie Bromirski Jean Hew son and James Gorman won prizes. Entries advance to the national competition. Mount Anthony Country Club will host the annual spring banquet on April 27 with reservations due by April 20. The court also voted a donation to the American Red Cross drive. The next meeting is April 11 with a social chaired by Mrs Ben Baki ts and Mrs William Benkoski. Hoosick Falls Fire Department fought a grassfire on Snow Street Tuesday afternoon, ending before arrival. A Hoosick Falls Council K of C meeting is scheduled for Thursday at 8 pm at Immaculate Conception Church parish hall. All officers and members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool Committee
Highway Department
Court
Ben Bakaitis
William Benkoski
Hoosick Falls
Leonard Martin
Snow Street
Richard Ryan Promoted to Marine Sergeant at Camp LeJeune
Shaftsbury Richard Ryan, son of Mr and Mrs Francis Ryan, has been promoted to sergeant in the Marine Corps. Sgt Ryan recently returned from Vietnam after two years there and is now stationed at Camp LeJeune NC. A meeting to reorganize the local Fish and Game Club will be held next Monday at 7 PM in the 140 Club Rooms the old firehouse. All interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ryan
Francis Ryan
Marine Corps
Sgt. Ryan
Vietnam
Camp LeJeune
N.C
Small turnout, big district action at Shaftsbury meeting
In Shaftsbury Fire District only 26 of about 350 residents attended the annual meeting yet officials reported active business. Re-elected are Guy Mattison as Prudential Committee for three years, Jesse Strong as treasurer and tax collector, Edwin Colvin as auditor, and Charles Becker as fire chief. The Prudential Committee will serve as water commissioners and set a tax rate to raise roughly $5,000, with salaries kept unchanged. The water rent was raised, sidewalks funded on Cleveland Avenue and Main Street, and a sidewalk project on Church Street discussed. Also decided: bid requirements for future expenditures over $500, funds for snow removal, possible water shutoffs for unpaid taxes, and insurance rate study. Additional items covered included pillar replacement near Holliday Drive, six-inch minimum water main, outside bells on three homes, 6 percent interest on unpaid taxes, a ban on garbage burning, and separate savings for sinking funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Guy Mattison
Prudential Committee
Jesse Strong
Edwin Colvin
Charles Becker
Paul Harris
Cleveland Avenue
Main Street
Church Street
Post Office
U.S. 7
Guy Levin
David Mattison
Kenneth Thomson
Harris
Becker
New England Insurance Rating Association
Hoosick Falls Village Board appoints annual officials
Hoosick Falls NY Hoosick Falls Village Board held its annual organizational meeting naming village officials for the year. New trustees Frank Davock and Leo Mulvihill joined the board replacing Richard Severson and James ONeal. Mayor Leo Albowicz announced assignments for deputy mayor and committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joel Miller
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Frank Davock
Jane People’s Party
Leo Mulvihill
Richard Severson
People’s Party
James O’neil
Independent Party
Leo J. Albowicz
Howard Wright
Donald St. Hilaire
William
LeRoy) Baker
Edwin Schneider
Manchester Sisters Scraps Over Listers Pay Dispute
Clyde H Bryant Sr defends his handling of listers pay and 1966 overpayment claims involving former Sister William G Mallin. Mallin, elected March 1966 and resigning Oct 24, contends Bryant owed a partial refund. Bryant says Mallin was not a full time sister until April 29 and that pay timing followed Grand List practices. Lister pay delayed until September 1966 due to tax collections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Clyde H. Bryant Sr
William G. Mallin
Mallin
Bryant
Knowles
Selectmen
Manchester Marine Wounded in Vietnam Action
Pfc. Burton H. Campney, son of Mr and Mrs Franklin Campney of Manchester Depot, was wounded in action against Communist forces in Quang Ngai, South Vietnam, March 30. Telegram from the DoD signed by Gen. Wallace M Green says he was hit in the right thigh and right arm and is being treated by the First Medical Platoon. Campney enlisted Feb. 9, 1966 and has been in Vietnam since August of that year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Burton H. Campney
Franklin Campney
Manchester Depot
Quang Ngai
South Vietnam
U.S. Department of Defense
Wallace M., Green
U.S
Campney
Marines
Vietnam
Sandgate town hall fire noted in Dallas Times Herald
West Arlington and Sandgate residents report reading about the Sandgate Town Meeting Day fire from the Dallas Times Herald dated March 23. A new Easter time house is being started on Sandgate Road near Battenhill for Mr and Mrs Alan Hess. Mr and Mrs Robert Weeks and daughter Judy traveled to Old Greenwich Conn for their first grandson Billy s christening, with Judy returning to Centenary to finish her freshman year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbert Davis
Sandgate Road
E. Duane Davis
Dallas
Tex
Dallas Times Herald
Sandgate
Battenhill
Alan Hess
West Arlington
Robert Weeks
Judy
Old Greenwich
Conn
Billy
Centenary
Arlington withdraws from regional junior high study
Arlington school directors decided not to participate in discussions on forming a union junior high district for grades 7 to 9. A four-town committee will re-vote in the fall after gathering enrollment data and planning curriculum committees ahead of the May 1 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Arlington
Jean Kendall
Arnold Wilcox
Neil E. Cross
Burr and Burton Seminary
Cross
Manchester Board Rejects Meter Petition
Manchester selectmen Tuesday night rejected a 121 name petition to remove Main Street parking meters. Letters from Police Chief Dana L. Thompson and Main Street Atty. James B. Campbell favored meters. They warned a two hour limit would be hard to enforce and noted Expo 67 tourism had no bearing on the issue. Town Manager James L. Woodard said about 30 percent of tickets went to Main Street merchants or workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dana L. Thompson
Main Street Atty
James B. Campbell
Montreal
James L. Woodard
Main Street
Pownals Dance Delegation Performs at Pioneers Talent Show
A delegation from Cecelia Greene School of Dance Bennington traveled to Bennington to join the Pow nal Pioneers 4-H Club talent show. Performers included Bennington Senior Rockettes Henrietta Roy Kim Barden Nancy Wisher Kathy Maloney Patty Carmody Charlene Kittel Christine Rice Donna Hawley Patricia Hawley and the Pixies. East Lington baton twirl champion Princ Marta due Cherons performed two strobe light numbers. Emcee John Foster presented his wife with a dozen red roses for her birthday as the audience sang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Greene
Princ Marta Due Cherons
Eastlington
John Foster
Arlington Residents Return After Five Day Visit
Mrs. Gerald Monroe and her children of Greenfield Center New York have returned home after spending five days with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labadie Jr. in Arlington. Helene Thompson of Arlington also connected in the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald Monroe
Greenfield Center
N.Y
Frank Labadie Jr
Exchange of pulpits at Methodist Church Sunday
John Hamilton returns to Cornell after spring visit with his parents. The Rev. Elwood Case of Schaghticoke will preach at 11 30 a.m. with Sunday school at 10 30. A daughter born March 27 at Putnam Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs John P Fillmore of Cambridge. Pleasant Valley Grange to sponsor a public card party Tuesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hamilton
Cornell
Malcolm Hamilton
Elwood Case
Schaghticoke
Putnam Memorial Hospital
John P. Fillmore
Cambridge
Fillmore
Patricia Cronk
George Cronk
Edwin Fillmore
Pleasant Valley Grange
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Edith Beaumont
CDA
Fran Stacy
Shaftsbury Fire District
Floyd Holliday
Holliday Drive
Holliday
Junior Harwood
Forestry Department
Albowicz
Wright
Dorset
Burr and Burton Drama Workshop
Everyman
Dorset Players
Dorset Playhouse
BBS
Peter Schoffstall
Russell Taylor
Philip Jordan
David Ingraham
Anne Kollender
Margaret Skinner
Grace Parker
Susan Szirbik
Mildred Clough
Tom Fontana
Baker
Mulvihill
Schneider
St. Hilaire
Davock
Bernice Norton
Ronald Wielt
Matilda Dwyer
Wielt
Buskirk
George Dougherty Jr
Sam Scaglione
William Hennessey
Douglas Sprague
John Mahar
George Cuddihy
Thomas G. Restino
Robert K. Shiland
Frank Dimick
Frank Mulvihill
William Greenwood Sr
Joseph Smith
Carl Shaw
Walter Hoffman
John Brazell
Joseph Hayes
Ronald Harrison
Thomas Nugent
Samuel Scaglione
Elmer LaPorte
Royal Howard
Clarence Mathers
Gordon Jones
William Wallace
Harold Parker
Raymond Guber
Richard Ciuk
Wayne Houghton
Harry Shiland
Edward Desacia
Severson
Edward Gorman
Manchester Sisters
Betty Trachte
Arlington School Board
Arlington Memorial High School
William Towne
Peru
Sunderland
This Week
Parade
THE
NEW York Times
Gladstone
Suburbia
Manchester Board
Thompson
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Helene Thompson
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Atkins and Gould
Jewelers
Main St
Bennington
Five Brothers
Mr. Wrangler
North Street
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