Manchester township and village discuss consolidation plan
Manchester town and village officials explore merging services amid duplication concerns. Trustees and selectmen consider gradual assimilation of highway police and admin items, with budgets cited for 37 000 highway 19 000 police 13 700 admin. Future Sewage and staffing questions await final reports and resident mandates.
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Manchester
Dick Finlay
Douglas Schner
Schner
Jennison Engineering
Sydney Meachem
George Hoag
Oakley K. Porter
Fred Wessner
Emil Zoufaly
Shaftsbury Dog Registrations Past Deadline Penalties
Dog owners in Shaftsbury face a 50 percent penalty on standard fees for unregistered pets after April 1. Fees are 3 dollars for male or sprayed dogs and 9 dollars for unspayed females. Unregistered animals risk loss due to lack of ID or capture. Rabies shots must be current. Registrations and fishing licenses are available at the town clerk's office as trout season opens Saturday.
Pownal Churches Plan Good Friday and Easter Services
Pownal Baptist Church members meet by 7 for the sixth annual Good Friday service with Stephentown Baptist Church in Stephentown New York featuring communion and singing. Resurrection Sunday service is at 11 with special music and a baptismal at 7 p.m. Easter Breakfast at 8 and service at 9 30 a.m. at Pownal United Methodist. Alcoholics Anonymous meets at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Pownal Recreational Community Center.
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Pownal
Alcoholics Anonymous
Suspicious Fire Strikes Arlington Building Near Iron Bridge
Firefighters were called at 3 a m to a building formerly used by Whitten Enterprises on Route 7 near the iron bridge. A truck driver spotted the blaze and state fire marshal Cpl. Robert Horton said the fire began just after it was reported. Damage confined to about 5 by 10 feet on the north wall. origin deemed suspicious and under investigation at the request of Arlington Fire Chief Ronald Cole.
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Sherburne
Peter G. Barnaby
Power House Road
Chittenden
Edwin Calhoun
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Barnaby
Rutland Hospital
Basin Junction
Woodstock
State Highway Department
Arlington
Whitten Enterprises
Iron Bridge
Cpl
Robert Horton
Horton
Arlington Fire
Ronald Cole
Hoosick Falls Elks Auxiliary installs new officers May 11
Mrs. Michael Brewster will assume presidency at installation ceremonies May 11 with vice president Mrs. Cullen and other officers elected May 8. A cocktail hour and stuffed chicken breast dinner precede dancing to Walter Wintergurst’s German Band. Also announced are officiants for four area Elks Auxiliaries and a $25 Leibach Fund donation. Spring clean-up week set for April 22 to 26 with ward schedule. three new board members named to Hoosick Falls Health Center.
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Michael Brewster
The
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Joseph Cullen
Gerald Tate
William Rourke II
Robert Hall
Brewster
As Magazu
Robert
Gerald Schwartz
Walter Wintergurst
Village Highway Department
Charles Stowell
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Mary Case
Raymond Pierce
Leonard Liporace
Easter sunrise service at Danby quarry and breakfast
The Danby Congregational Church hosts an Easter sunrise at the Danby marble quarry at 6 45 a m weather permitting with Rev Lester Tufts delivering a brief word of the first Easter morning followed by songs An Easter breakfast at 7 30 a m at Danby First Congregational Church offering free will but large groups or families should contact 293 5441 Regular services are planned at both churches In Dorset Lois Phillips asks TVs left at Phillips Electric be claimed by May 1 867 2292
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The
Congregational Church of
East Dorset
Danby
Lester Tufts
Tufts
Danby First Congregational Church
Homegrown Manchester inventors pitch Stovalator energy fix
Manchester based Jim Kardas and Mark Breen, lifelong friends, evolved a coffee chat into a duo of problem solving inventors. They created the Stovalator to convert radiant fireplace heat into convective warm air, boosting efficiency and cutting heat loss. The unit requires no installation, comes in two sizes, priced at 298 and 329 dollars, and they aim to start production by mid June. Both men grew up in Manchester and have established careers, with Kardas a real estate broker and Breen a contracting entrepreneur.
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Jim Kardas
Mark Breen
Kardas
Breen
Manchester
Midwestern College
Denison
Iowa
Durham
N.H
Brattleboro
Virgin Islands
Real Estate Associates of
Vermont
Miami University
May Fellowship Day Observed By Hoosick Area Church Women United
Hoosick Falls N Y May 10 noon at Eagle Bridge Methodist church observers will gather for the annual May Fellowship Day with the theme Explore New Paths. Local committee chair Mrs Robert Springer and arrangements head Mrs Harry Hebbard outline a program and a covered dish luncheon. Women are urged to bring a layette item or wrapped soap and a friend. church women nationwide participate in ecumenical activities.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Area
Women United
Eagle Bridge
Hoosick
Robert Springer
Harry Hebbard
Church World Service
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