Manchester Jaycees Name New Officers
Michael Powers was elected president of the Manchester Jaycees at a meeting at the Avalanche Motor Lodge Wednesday night. George Hill was elected internal vice president. Andrew Kovacs was named external vice president. Also named were James West secretary Frank Johnson treasurer John Hawkins local director and Lee Faucett state director.
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Manchester
Michael Powers
Manchester Jaycees
Avalanche Motor Lodge
George Hill
Andrew Kovacs
James West
Frank Johnson
John Hawkins
Lee A. Faucett
Fish and Game Club Reorganization Meeting Held
About 25 men attended at the 140 Club rooms to organize the local Fish and Game Club. Temporary officers were elected James Hamilton president Harlan Fowls vice president John Searey secretary and Albert Mears treasurer. Membership fee set at one dollar. Cold Spring Hatchery on Eagle Street holds about 7500 trout. Next meeting May 8 at 7 30 p.m. all interested invited.
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Shaptsbury
Guy Mattison
James Hamilton
Harlan Fowls
John Searey
Albert Mears
Cold Spring
Eagle Street
Pownal Rally Aids Fire Victims At Century-Old House
Pownal residents organize clothing and furniture drives for three families left homeless by a church street fire that destroyed the Parker House. An appeal for donations is posted at Mrs. Horan’s home. a separate fund is set up by Mrs. Raymond Coulter. Fire began from an oil burner and, despite help from mutual aid departments, winds and freezing temperatures left only a shell of the building.
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Pownal
Ronald Paul
Stephanie
Pownal Center
South Pownal
Daniel J. Horan
Church Street
Raymond Coulter
Pettibone
Arthur Daniels Jr
Messina
Paul
Marcel A. Langlais
Daniel Kimball Jr
No Interest In Budget At Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls voters did not attend a public hearing on the tentative village budget before the Tuesday board meeting. A special board session will be held May 1 for final budget approval, with actions including a $150 addition for Memorial Day parade bands and advertising for the garbage contract due May 1. The board also set water shutoffs after May 1 for arrears, announced Clean Up Week April 24-29, and awarded the tree spraying contract to Davey Tree Company of Latham at 58 cents per tree.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
State Board of Equalization
Albany
Boston & Maine R.R
Leo Albowicz
Davey Tree Company
Latham
Apple Pie and Coffee Attract Dwindling APT Meetings
Arlington Parent- Teachers panel proposes serving apple pie and coffee at start of meetings to boost attendance among fathers. Members debate aims to preserve educational focus while enabling social interaction, with calls for better teacher integration and parent collaboration in activities.
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Apple Pie
APT
Arlington
Marjorie Doyle
Ira Manross
Fisher School
George Walsh
Jean Kendall
Linda Pike
Jackie LaBatt
Anna Mae Marsh
R. K. Miles Jr
Manross
Walsh
Kendall
Miss Pike
Dorset Agency Certified as Home Health Provider
Dorset Nursing Association led by R B Tompkins and under Ellen McCooey was certified this week as a Medicare home health agency. The six Vermont agencies with such certification, and the only rural-serving home health agency, will provide skilled nursing and medical social services to eligible residents with physician prescribed care.
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R.B. Tompkins
The
Dorset Nursing Association
Ellen McCooey
Vermont
Golf club loan driven by 100 charter members in Manchester
The Farmers Home Administration loan plan advances with 100 charter members joining the proposed Manchester Country Club. The drive targets 400 members for a $400000 project including an 18 hole course designed by Geoffrey Cornish, a club house, and two tennis courts on U.S. 7. Site may be the Senecal farm. initial work could start next fall.
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Senecal Farm
U.S. 7
Geoffrey Cornish
Amherst
Mass
Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Manchester Center
Bartholomae
Arlington CYO to Host Saturday Food Sale in Community House
Inclement weather last weekend prompted Arlington CYO to reschedule a food sale. The event will be held Saturday from 9 a.m. at the Community House, inviting residents to contribute and purchase items.
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The
Arlington Cyo
PTA Plans Open House at Hoosick Falls Central School
Hoosick Falls NY PTA sets Monday open house for three industrial art shops homemaking rooms and art rooms with teachers Balder Ballard Brostoski Case Smith and Wright guiding tours. Executive meeting discussed officers election by laws and committee reports.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Mihuta
Robert C. Hall
Russell Miller
Judy Palmer
Margaret Farrara
Frank Reynolds
Ernest Malo
Ladies of the Baptist Church Rummage Sale Planned
Elizabeth Dwyer and the North Bennington Baptist women organize a rummage sale this Saturday in the library hall from 10 to 3, with a food sale also planned to raise funds.
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Ladies of the Baptist Church
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