New 18 Hole Golf Course Planned at Manchester
A coalition of Manchester area citizens and business leaders with Vermont Investment Corp backing announced plans to build a championship 18 hole golf course on 150 acres north of Beech Street. Designer Geoffrey Cornish will survey the site, with a three stage option through April next year. Financing would rely on local subscriptions and possible federal aid, joining efforts to retain resort tourism and broaden year round appeal. Initial cost is about 400000 including irrigation which would be the largest in Vermont.
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Manchester
Manchester Area Development Corp
Old Senecal Farm
U.S. 7
Beech Street
Richard C. Bartholomae
Golf Committee
Vermont Investment Corp
Bartholomae
Geoffrey Cornish
Amherst
Mass
Senecal
Arlington
Peru
Dorset
Danby
Farmers Home Administration
U.S. Department of Agriculture
E. Roger Wilcox
Vermont
Manchester Lions Line Up Acts for Two-Night Show
Manchester prepares a Western Variety Show at Manchester Elementary School featuring solos by Linda Eaton Virginia Andrews Paul Sheldon Roy Barstow Mabel Thompson Arlene Heiland Louis Raich and Sandy Sargent dances by Ducharme School of the Dance and solo dances by Darlene Fielding Princess Crawford Arlington Pamela Blair Frances Sheldon and performances from the Manchester Lions Club Wes Jordan fly casting demonstration the Keyes Boys guitar duet and multiple song duets with Rutland and GAB Scouts choruses by Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts plus a group vocal. Stage lighting setting by a listed team pianist Louise Harris and audio Justin Mueller with awards Mitch Syrkin advertising Donald Powers and co chair Roy W Barstow. Special thanks to Miles Lumber Co for a ranch fence and Brown and Hitchcock for staging materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Miller
Louise Harris
Justin Mueller
Mitch Syrkin
Donald Powers
Heiland
Roy W. Barstow
Lions Club
Miles Lumber Co
Brown and Hitchcock
Ridge Riders Saddle Club Meeting and Social Notices
A regular Ridge Riders Saddle Club meeting is set for April 25 at the field. Mrs. Sarah Allen of Cambridge visited the home of Mrs. Fannie Pierce and Mrs. Marjorie Hawks recently. A card party is scheduled at the schoolhouse Friday evening at 8.
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Ridge Riders Saddle Club
Sarah Allen
Cambridge
Fannie Pierce
Marjorie Hawks
Community events highlight Manchester happenings
Parents invited to kindergarten orientation at Manchester Elementary School on May 2 at 8 p.m. June 1 is registration cutoff for transportation contracts. late movers may register. Various local groups host meetings in late April including Republican Women April 26, Garden Club April 28, and PTA discussions. Benedictine Prize winner Mary Van Shaik to show tulip slides, and loyalty parade entries announced with VFW and Royal Riding Club participation.
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Manchester Elementtary School
Donald R. Shanks
The
Garden Club of
Manchester
Avalanche Motor Lodge
Mary van Shaik
Cavendish
Howard Manley
Harned- Fowler Post 6471
VFW
Royal Riding Club
Fort Ann
N.Y
Bennington Vfw
Military Order of the Cooties
Green Mountain
Arlington
Shaftsbury
Cub Scouts
Brownies
Bus trip to New York by Hoosick Falls group April 30
Hoosick Falls St. Mary's Auxiliary sponsors a bus trip to New York on April 30 for the Sisters of St. Joseph. Reservations are due by April 27. For more information call Jem Fleming or Terry Wirmusky.
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St. Mary’s Auxiliary
New York
Sisters of St. Joseph
Jem Fleming
Terry Wirmusky
Manchester Village Faces Light Bill Sharing Formula Clash
Manchester Selectmen debated regional planning petitions and delayed a revote on the issue. They approved a village street lighting cost sharing plan, rebating five eighths of village lighting payments to the town and setting first post- merger payments for January 1, 1967. The meeting also covered town legal aid, a cleanup week with Garden Club cooperation, road project letters, police thanks, and liquor licenses for several establishments.
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Manchester
Planning Commission
Village of
Murray Campbell
Thomas G. Cochrane
Selectmen
Campbell
Cochrane
Select
John Hutton
Hutton
Garden Club of
U.S. 7
North Road
Battenkill
Richville
Barnumville
Charles H. Leach Jr
Bal-Jerich Corp
Samuel
Anita Katcher
Toll Road Motor Lodge
Leach
Highway Department
Con
Dorset Principal Named Coordinator for Disadvantaged
Mrs. Helen Mach, longtime Dorset Elementary principal, has been chosen to coordinate programs for the disadvantaged in the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union School District. She will work from Manchester Center, oversee teacher support, in service training, curricular changes, and assessment interpretation while visiting district schools May through June. Mach, with 28 years of classroom experience, is married to Rudolph Mach of Pawlet and has three children.
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Dorset
Helen Mach
Bennington - Rutland
Mach
Dorset School Board
Audrey Mach
Supt
Neil E. Cross
Manchester Center
Pawlet
Danby
Castleton State College
UVM
Plattsburgh
Rudolph Mach
Leah
Granville High School
Philip
Daniel
Granville
Bennington - Rutland Supervisory Union
Chet Phillips
Jeffrey Taylor
Clifford Beebe
Skinner
La Cenerentola Wins Praise From Hoosick Falls Audience
Nearly 700 people filled Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium for the Metropolitan Opera Studio production of La Cenerentola Cinderella. Janet Meyer starred as La Cenerentola with Cynthia Barnett Clorinda and Jacklyn Schneider Thiske. Don Ranuro was played by Jonathan Rigg and Dandini by Leslie Guinn. The performance, supported by the Kiwanis Club and New York State Council of Arts, featured Robert Jones at the piano and drew many students.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Metropolitan Opera Studio
Rossini
Janet Meyer
la Cenerentola
Cynthia Barnett
Clorinda
Jacklyn Schneider
Thiske
Jonathan Rigg
Don Ranuro
Leslie Guinn
Dandini
Frank Summers
Aliforo
Robert Petersen
Don Magnifico
Robert Jones
Manchester Teacher Reports at regional conference
Mrs Edna T Wright a Manchester Elementary School social science teacher and Vermont Department of Classroom Teachers president spoke at the national study conference Opportunity for Responsibility held in Washington during 1965 Thanksgiving weekend and the 12 state Northeast Regional Conference in Harrisburg Pa April 13-16 She also sat on a panel discussing Initiating the Contract Wright was one of five Vermont representatives at the event.
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Manchester
Edna T. Wright
Vermont
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Dennis Edson
Burr and Burton Seminary
Plymouth
N.H
U.N
Rotary Club
Quality
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Clarence
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Tri-Valley
Burton P. Brown
Albert Webb
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