Manchester PTA Questions Panel at January Meeting
The January PTA meeting in Manchester is set for January 19 at 8 p.m. at Manchester Elementary School. A panel with the school board and school leaders will discuss budget proposals, facilities expansion, and enrichment programs, with questions submitted in advance by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
PTA
Donald Pp
Shanks
Burr
Burton
FE. H. Henry
Burton Brown
Ralph F. Fleming
Clifford A. Harwood
Eugene VY
Kayatta
Hoosick Falls builders spend $128,650 in 1965
Edith Beaumont reports that Hoosick Falls property owners invested a total of $128,650 in new construction during 1965. Samuel Scaglione, building inspector, released the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Scagelione
Arlington parish meeting at St James Episcopal Church
The annual parish meeting of St James Episcopal Church will be held here Monday at 8 p.m. in the church rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Day in the town clerk office in Manchester
A detailed snapshot of January 10 at Manchester town clerk Clara Hemenway and assistant Edith Greenberg. They issued burial permits licenses filed beaver season inquiries, prepared death and birth records, processed marriages and state payments, handled land and vital statistics, and closed the office at 5 30. The day included reporting to state health and treasurer, recording deeds, and assisting residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Clara May Hemenway
Edith Greenberg
Bennington
Vermont
Dept. of Public Health
Youthful Hands Aid Dog’s Slow Recovery in Manchester
In Manchester, teen volunteers from the First Congregational Church Senior Youth Fellowship provide daily care for Tinka the six year old cocker spaniel with a degenerative spine. They bathe her, massage her hind legs, and work with a custom brace for about 45 minutes daily at Treats' animal hospital, hoping for regained mobility over six weeks. The pastor praises the youths as encouraging amid general concerns about teenagers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
First Congregational Church
Tinka
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Hevey
Heveys
Robert Treat
Manchester Depot
Treat
Nancy King
Dorset
Robert and
Edwin Treat
Manchester Depot Veterinarians
Ringheiser
Falls Industry Committees Name Three Co Chairmen
HOOLICK FALLS NY A Tuesday meeting in the municipal building organized a permanent industry committee. Co chairmen named were Henry Cramer Philip Leonard and Leo Fairbanks with advisors including Arthur McLinden Atty John Davison James M Brahan and Mayor Leo Albowicz. Subcommittees and advisors cover Labor Finance Legal Business Merchants Building and Location Sales and Promotion. Dr Harter said advisors will be whips and chairmen the drivers. A further meeting will be held soon with an open general meeting in 10 days to two weeks.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Fred Harter
Harter
Hen
Ry Cramer
Philip Leonard
Leo Fairbanks
Arthur McLinden
Atty
John Davison
James M. Brahan
Leo Albowicz
Anthony Wirmuscky
Frank Buswell
John S. Davison
George McKearin
Rupert Thorpe
Edmund J. Skorupski
Howard Haynes
William Andrick
Merchants
Dr. Harter
Manchester Adult Courses Begin Sessions
Manchester PTA sponsored adult education courses have started at Burr and Burton Seminary. Mrs Mason B Barney, chair of the committee, reported bookkeeping with 10 students last week and expects more enrollments. Typing starts Monday with twice weekly meetings. French art appreciation and music appreciation began Tuesday. Interested persons may contact Mrs Barney or attend classes at Burr and Burton at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Cherbonneau
Manchester Depot
Carol Stone
Manchester Center
Burr and Burton Seminary
Judy
Carol
Burlington
Ringheiser
Manchester
Manchester Pta
Mason B. Barney
Mussic
Equinox Flying Club to repair plane after meeting
Manchester area notices report the Equinox Flying Club decided to have repairs done on its plane after a Tuesday night meeting. Other items include a birth at Rutland Hospital to Mr and Mrs Donald Badger, a garden club talk on mosses and lichens by Elizabeth C Newton, and upcoming bank stockholders meeting.
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Factory Point National Bank
Equinox Flying Club
Rutland Hospital
Donald Badger
Manchester Center
Elizabeth C. Newton
Reading
Manchester Garden Club
Colburn House
Newton
Richard Carney
Dorset
Howard Manley
Marlboro Ecologist To Speak On The View From John Sanderson Farm
Harvard Forest director Hugh M. Raup of Petersham Massachusetts will speak at Marlboro College on Monday January 17 at 8 PM. He will discuss The View From John Sanderson's Farm. Raup earned A B from Wittenberg and AM PhD from Pittsburgh and is active in many scientific societies.
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Marlboro
Hugh M. Raup
Harvard Forest
Petersham
Mass
Marlboro College
John Sanderson
Raup
Wittenberg College
University of Pittsburgh
Wittenberg
Harvard
Arnold Arboretum
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Geological Society of America
Ecological Society of America
The
Academy of Arts and Sciences
Used Book Sale run by Shaftsbury School Association
Shaftsbury school group seeks used books in good condition for a sale at Shaftsbury Elementary School on January 25 7 to 9 pm January 26 10 am to 4 pm and 7 to 9 pm Proceeds support the association projects Donations may be left at Dr Arthur Faris or Walter Hysek homes before January 19 For more information contact Mrs Thomas Morgan Mrs Henry Harrington or Mrs Walter Hyjek
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Arthur Faris
Walter Hysek
Shaftsbury Elementary School
Thomas Morgan
Henry Harrington
Walter Hyjek
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Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Arlington
Helene Thompson
By Chet Ringheiser
Mr. Hevey
Edward Smith
Nancy Carman
East Dorset
Tommy
Myrle
Gromley
Mountain Shop
I . Juneerchve Ré
Ramage
WweaRg
Bromley Mtn
Peru
Cushaaliaat
North Mai Luthé
Schester Center
Kilburn’s Hardware
Spring & Sum
Purdy’s, Inc
Coin Service
EE Eta
Winslow
Garrow’s
Main St
Ben Franklin
Falls Industry Committees
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Finast
SSA
Pine Crest
U.S
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