Manchester Country Club raises dues and greens fees
The Manchester Country Club adopts a new season budget raising family memberships from 250 to 275 and junior from 150 to 165 while non resident dues increase to 55 plus a 5 daily greens fee. Tennis dues rise to 135 with stock and initiation rules outlined for different member types. Greens fees move to 9 weekdays 10 weekends, and 6 after 4 pm. Cart rentals set at 10 for 18 holes and 6 for nine. Budget cites higher operating costs and fuel prices.
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Manchester
Manchester Country Club, Inc
Ins
Greens
Dorset Players and Burr and Burton Stage A Cry of Players Auditions
Open auditions for William Gibson play A Cry of Players by Dorset Players and Theatre Workshop of Burr and Burton Seminary held this week and next in Dorset and Manchester area. Roles include a four year old girl to senior citizens. First auditions Feb 25 27 at Burr Room 11 at 2 30 p.m. Second auditions Mar 4 5 at United Church Dorset 7 30 p.m. Casting announced late week. Play set in Shakespearean exile with an 18 character central cast. many walk ons. Staged by Peter Schoffstall with Chet Ringheiser as associate. Gilman, Stewart, Lefevre linked to production.
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Dorset
William Gibson
Dorset Players
Theatre Workshop
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Tesday
United Church
Peter Schoffstall
BBS
Players
Chet Ringheiser
Honor Gilman
David Stewart
Edwin Lefevre
Burr and Burton
Dorset Playhouse
Arlington Club Events and 4-H Slini g Party Notice
Arlington schedules list Monday through Saturday activities at schools halls and Legion rooms, including Lions variety show rehearsal, AA meetings, chorale rehearsals, fire company meeting, and Battenkill Grange social. Anna Bevins announces a 4-H sliding party after the March 1 meeting at Alan Sargood home with a call for a guest.
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Community House
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Arlington Fire Co
Firehouse
Arlington Lions Club
Spate of accidents in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village police investigated a string of minor wrecks Sunday afternoon. A fire chief's vehicle and a fire truck collided in a River Road area. two more accidents at Church and Elm streets, Fourth and River streets, and River Street bridge injured several people but none fatally. One driver was cited for driving at unreasonable speed and another for failure to leave width for passage.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Walter Sprague Jr
Cummings Street
River Road
River Street
Sprague
Church and
Elm Streets
Helen A. Damianakis
Woodlawn Avenue
Saratoga Springs
Church Street
Mary A. Kilmer
Livingston
Elm Street
Bob
Fourth and
River Streets
Donald F. Sargood
Shaftsbury
William Olson
Bennington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Hoosick
William Roberts
Third Street
Roberts
Fourth Street
Sargood
William Fitzpatrick
Village Court
Robert D. Nason
Troy
Peter P. Melesky
John Street
Melesky
Myron W. Adams
Cherry Plain
Delmar H. Wysocki
River Street Bridge
Free vegetable gardening talk by Rupert speaker
Rupert Dick Raymond, a Charlotte gardening specialist and author, will present Down to Earth Gardening Know-How in two sessions at Congregational Church of Rupert on Tuesday February 25 and Tuesday March 11 at 7 30 p m. Each two hour program features slide shows and discussion on getting more from your vegetable garden with less work. Raymond lectures nationally and is teaching gardening classes at the University of Vermont with hundreds enrolled.
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Rupert
Dick Raymond
Charlotte
Congregational Church
Battenkill Grange Notes on February Degree Conferrals
Battenkill Grange conferred first and second degrees on February 19. Candidates included Leslie Walthen, Margaret Swanson, Chris Rutkin, and E Johnson with visitors Flora of Vermont State Grange and Mrs. Margaret Smith. A home economics donation to Care, sewing entries sought, youth rally March 1 at Essex Center, and five dollars given to the 4-H Foundation. Next meeting March 5 with pot luck supper. third and fourth degrees to be conferred by the ladies degree team at 8 p.m.
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Battenkill Grange
Leslie Walthen
Margaret Swanson
Arlington
Chris Rutkin
Shaftsbury
E. Johnson
Shushan
N.Y
Ryder Smith
District 13
Margaret Smith
Middlebury
Flora
Vermont State Grange
Essex Center
H Foundation
George Cooledge
Lewis Stevenson
The
Grange
Middlebury Grange
Dorothy Rutkin
Tommy Miller
Belle Decker
William Killmartin
Abbie Baker
Ruth Stearns
Taconic Grange Meeting and Baking Contest Notice
Taconic Grange will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday February 25 at 8 p.m. at the home of Ella Aleksonis in Shaftsbury. The annual baking contest will be held and judged at this time. Contact home economics chair Theresa Wood if you lack the authorized recipe. Refreshments will be served by Roger and Lillian Wood and their committee.
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Shaftsbury
Gensburg to Deliver Vermont Drug Inquiry Report
A Vermont drug enforcement inquiry by special prosecutor Robert Gensburg is nearing completion but likely to remain confidential. Governor Salmon plans a meeting with Gensburg this week amid concerns the report could prompt indictments and is evidentiary in nature. In Randolph, Ned Herrin was named acting president of Vermont Technical College for one year starting July 1, with a $25,000 annual salary and will replace Pierre V. Kieffer who resigned.
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UPI
Vermont
Robert Gensburg
Salmon
Gensburg
Paul Lawrence
Lawrence
Burlington
Randolph
Vermont State Colleges
Ned Herrin
Vermont Technical College
Herrin
Pierre V. Kieffer
VTC
Vermont utility gains partial rate hike approval
Green Mountain Power Corp. won a rate increase of about 34.2 to 38 percent rather than the requested 65 percent. The Public Service Board set the new rate using a test year ending last December, effective April 1, per PSB Chair Martin K. Miller and member Daniel B. Ruggles. In Rutland, a masked robber held up a Lehigh gas station on West Street, escaping with about $500. The incident marked the city's sixth armed holdup of the year. In Kirby, Deborah Hudson remained in critical condition from a gunshot wound to the head as her husband Alfred faced aggravated assault charges and remained jailed pending arraignment.
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Miller
PSB
Green Mountain
Ratland
UPI
West Street
Lehigh
James Bonnella
Bonnella
Rutland
Kirby
Deborah Hudson
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Alfred
St. Johnsbury Regional Correctional Center
Colonie murder charges in Pleasant Valley plant case
Two Selective Meat Packing Co. employees, Thomas Nieckart and Charles Oechler, were charged with murder in the October 1970 death of Sheila Allen. They were arraigned in Guilderland and held without bail. Albany County DA and state police linked the arrests to an unrelated probe. Also in Albany, a Senate hearing is set for March 11 on the Equal Rights Amendment after Assembly passage, with debate on its public referendum fate.
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Colonie
Selective Meat Packing Co
Route 7
Colonie High School
Sheila Allen
Pleasant Valley
Guilderland
Albany County
Sol Greenberg
Albany
Assembly
Senate Judiciary Committee
Bernard Gordon
Peekskill
Senate
Berkshire Jesuit school seeks $500000 by June to avoid closure
LENOX Cretanwell School announces a three year 1 million dollar fund drive to meet operating deficits and debt, needing 500000 by June 1 to avert shutdown. Rev Swords says gifts total 575000 in three years but rising costs and financial aid strain finances, prompting trustees to alert faculty, students and alumni. PITTSFIELD Police Association opposes higher overtime parking fines and windshield ticketing, arguing current schemes burden merchants and public. concerns over ticketing methods and court disputes if tickets are not mailed.
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Lenox — Cranwell School
Jesuit Boys’ Preparatory
Raymond J. Swords
S.J
Pittsfield
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