Friction Marks at Village Organizational Meeting in Hoosick Falls
The Hoosick Falls village board organizational meeting on Monday night showed friction as Independent Party members objected to several appointments. Trustee LeRoy Baker pressed for roll call votes on five choices, backed by Trustee Edwin Schneider, but Bowman trustees overrode them. The meeting also noted approval of emergency expenditure limits and upcoming local events.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Independent Party
LeRoy Baker
Edwin Schneider
Charles
Ned) Searey
Scarey
Richard A. Severson
Frank Davock
Arthur Hyde
Severson
Doris McGuire
Walter Davendonis
Hyde
Davendonis
Baker
James J. Nealon
James Cutler
Eleanor Hayden
William Grennan
James O'Neil
Elmer LaPorte
Gerard McInerney
Special Town Meeting Votes for New Grader
Rupert held a special Town Meeting at 2 p m on April 5 at the town hall to decide whether to repair the old road grader or buy a new one. A unanimous floor vote approved purchasing a new grader. The gathering, chaired by Moderator Walter Ceglowski, drew 80 to 100 residents.
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Rupert
Jordan J. Young
Jay Wilson
West Rupert
Francis W. Leach
Vernon Beebe
Young
Atty
Walter Ceglowski
Jay Beebe
Art Display Opens at Village Gallery in Manchester
A colorful spring themed exhibition directed by Arthur Jones opens at the Village Gallery of the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester. The member artists offer small, moderately priced paintings for gifts or home decor. The show runs April 11 to April 26, with weekday hours 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. or by appointment.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Arthur Jones
James Montague
Cener
Manchester Center Marine Lance Corporal Earns Promotion
Cpl. Craig Todtschinder on active duty in Vietnam with the 11th Engineer Battalion Third Marine Division USMC earned a promotion to lance corporal. A 1966 Burr and Burton Seminary graduate, he completed basic training at Camp Lejeune and studied electronics in Memphis. He makes his home with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Todt schinder in Manchester Center.
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Manchester
Craig Todtschinder
Vietnam
11Th Engineer Battalion
Third Marine Division
USMC
Burr and Burton Seminary
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Memphis
Easter weekend notes and Shire town gatherings in Hoosick
Mrs John Hoag hosted an April 7 birthday party for Mrs Paul Cipperly of Breese Hollow with cake ice cream and gifts for Marion. William Gildea and children visited his parents in Hoosick Falls during Easter weekend while Michael spent time with grandparents. Joseph Carelli hosted weekend guests Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Bartholomew and daughter of Scotia. Hoosick Falls Center Auxiliary meets April 10 at 2 p.m. Officers to be elected. Gordon Hoag and family spent Easter with Edward Barringer party in Troy. David joined them for the week. Hazel Baldwin from Boston New England Baptist Hospital visited relatives and friends. Gregory Luke of East Hoosick fishes with Oscar Stewart Sr.
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John Hoag
Paul Cipperly
Breese Hollow
Marion
William Gildea
Spring Valley
N.Y
Samuel Gildea
Michael
Joseph Carelli
Jeffrey Bartholomew
Scotia
Hoosick Falls
He Center
Gordon Hoag
Edward Barringer
Troy
David
Hazel Baldwin
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Gregory Luke
East Hoosick
Oscar Stewart Sr
Arlington Tax Payment Hours Set by Town Treasurer
Arlington town treasurer Terrance Riley told selectmen at the regular meeting that poll and property taxes may be paid at his home from May 5 through June 20. Payments are accepted on Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays.
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Arlington
Terrance Riley
Windham College Chamber Music and Town Tax Notes
Windham College hosts an April 14 chamber music concert in Newman Hall by Windham Marlboro faculty Louis Moyse Joseph Schor David Wells Blanche Moyse and George Soules followed by an art exhibit featuring Gandy Brodie Wolf Kahn Alex Katz and Fred Stout. The Town also reviews property tax collection procedures with sessions from July 15 to September and October extensions. selectmen discuss unpaid taxes and potential property sales. dump deadlines and 163 property changes are noted with concerns over limited time to complete duties.
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Putney
Windham College
Newman Hall
Windham
Marlboro
Louis Moyse
Joseph Schor
David Wells
Blanche Moyse
George Soules
Leo Budro
Selectman
Gordon Hard
Charlena Hilliard
Riley
Selectmen
State Dept. of Records
Richard Hagelberg
Thurston Hulet
Sunderland
Arlington
Herman Benjamin
Benjamin
Shaftsbury Names Assistant Chief to Replace Longtime Fire Leader
In Shaftsbury Charles O Becker resigns after 16 years as fire chief, to stay with the volunteer company. John Wood, a Bennington College baker, is appointed as assistant fire chief and Becker will train, vote on district finances, and discuss town control of the department. The meeting also raises the chief's salary to 300 dollars and approves a new 30 foot ladder. City officials consider town takeover as residents debate funding and governance. The panel sets salaries and contemplates ditch clearance and clearer parking signs. The session ends after insurers explain coverage implications for the district.
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Shaftsbury
Charles
Charlie
O. Becker
Prudential Committee
John Wood
Bennington College
Baker
Becker
New England Fire Institute
Guy Mattison
Guy Mat
Church Street
Mattison
Kline
Cleveland Avenue
Lonergan and Thomas Insurance Co
Fire and Light District
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Bennington Banner
Edith Beaumont
Commission On Economic Opportunity
OEO
Third St
Senior Citizens Food
Hoosick Senior Center
Elm and
Church Streets
North Hoosick Community Club
George Sigmund
North Hoosick Fire Department
People’s Party
Ture
Gerald Raftery
Paul Ennis
Earle Hill
Michael Beckwith
Elizabeth
N.J
Sunderland Hill
Joseph Gavagan
Seattle
Washington
Margaret
Ellen
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Adams Clothes Shop
London
UPS
Ministry of Public Works
Prince Charles
Prince of Wales
Charles Mellish
Haynes & Kane
Johnson Carper
Bennington
Main St. Bennington
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