Falls board moves forward with water system plan
HOOLICK FALLS NY Village Board backs improved water distribution to qualify industries for fire insurance. Updated estimate rises to 440000 from 200000 with a planned standing million gallon reservoir and improved lines. Morrell Vrooman presents borrowing figures for a 30 year bond at six percent, detailing yearly payments.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Morrell Vrooman
Ralph Millington
John Mason
Wood Flong
William Irwan
McKearin Associates
FIA
Factory Insurance Association
Vrooman
Millington
Hoosick Falls
William Baker
First Ward
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
First meeting for new Hoosick Falls PTA group
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts the first meeting of the newly formed Parent-Teachers Group with nearly 50 parents and teachers. The organization operates independently of state and national PTA, focusing on local school activities and plans.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
PTA
Philip Leonard
William Waterhouse
Kasmer Stempek
William Folgett
Michael Brewster
Donald R.bodak
Leonard
Joseph Manoogian
Babcock Lake
Gaye Fairbanks
Lois Rodak
Pearl Amoraso
Bus
Hoosac School to Present 79th Yule Log and Boar's Head
Hoosick D Donn D Wright headmaster announces the 79th annual Yule Log and Boar's Head festival at Memorial Hall Hoosac School on December 17 18 and 19. The event tracing back to the Tibbits family and Hoosac history features students from Hoosick Bennington North Adams and Williams town in procession and torchbearers with school staff directing production and music and costuming teams. The Thursday December 17 open dress rehearsal begins at 7 30 p m.
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Hoosick
Donn D. Wright
Hoosac School
Tibbits
Edward Dudley Tibbits
America
Hoosac
Jefferson Wright
Dwight Marvin II
Troy
Edward Shapiro
North Adams
Mass
Scott Dickie
Bennington
Rob Stout
Jay Maragon
Williamstown
H. Ashton Crosby Jr
Henry Dickie
Jack Girard
Richard Lomuscio
Thomas Long
Herbert Sanderson
Bar Kipp Jr
Rebecca Norris
Topping Tavern tax exemption approved for 1969 and 1970
Shafts bury Board of Civil Authority ruled the Topping Tavern owned by Bennington Museum after Lady Gosford's 1967 death would be exempt from town taxes for 1969 and 1970. 1968 taxes must be paid. Retirement of notes and related tax issues were discussed with museum attorney Eugene V. Clark.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Board of Civil Authority
Topping Tavern
Lady Gosford
Bennington Museum
Merton Snow
Anthony Altobell
Theresa Wood
Lorenzo
Sam”’ Sanborn
Alvan Lawrence
Victor Harwood
Kathleen Harwood
William C. Sennett
Clark
Paul Jepson
Board of Civil Authority
Alfred Wade
Snow
Wade
Bennington County Humane Society
William Castle Sr
William Bell
Jean Henry
Long Green
Route 7
Bell and Castle
Miss Henry
Deer's Season Ends With Steer Shot on Posted Land
A seven month old steer was shot on posted land belonging to a Pownal area farmer during the final weekend of deer season. The Pownal Fish and Game Club has offered a $50 reward for information leading to the apprehension and arrest of those responsible. Contact club president Louis Buck of North Pownal for more details. The incident contradicts local sportsmanship ideals and the group's aim to foster good hunter landowner relations.
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Pownal
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