Hoosick Falls district approves budget and buses
Hoosick Falls Central School District voters approve a 1,468,609 budget and a plan to buy two 60 passenger buses. Earl Goodermote is reelected to the Board of Education and named president, with new officers elected including Fred McGuire as vice president. Frances Shoemaker appointed Grade 2 teacher. Meetings set for the first and third Tuesdays each month.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Earl Goodermote
Board of Education
Goodermote
Goodermore
Harry Harrison
Fred McGuire
Jean Rowley
Beatrice Brenenstuhl
Lillian Spendiff
John Frier
Philip Martinez
Hoosick Falls Standard Press
Philip Leonard
John S. Davison
Hoosick Falls Ladies Night Golf Expands at Club
Hoosick Falls Women golfers at Hoosick Falls Country Club set Mondays as Ladies Night with 15 players this week, expected to rise to 24 next week. All female members invited. discussion of a women’s league if interest grows. Mayor Albowicz announced village talks to acquire or lease the former Nancy Shoe factory, with a decision anticipated in a week or two as lawyers finalize papers. firm name not disclosed.
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Hoosick Falls Country Club
Leo J. Albowicz
Nancy
Shaftsbury Scout Mothers Donate Toward Expo Trip
Shaftsbury boys from Troop 331 totaling 32 will travel to Expo 67 in Montreal with Scoutmaster Henry Freely and assistants. They depart Monday at 5 from Pradon's Gulf station and return Thursday night, with Mothers Auxiliary contributing 100 for admission tickets.
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Shaftsbury
Henry Freely
Robert Fletcher
Hugh McCabe
Pradon’s Gulf Station
Montreal
Scout Mothers Auxiliary
Martin Harrington
Bennington
Merck Forest
Rupert
Edwin Colvin
Donald Farrar
Colvin
Charles Gabrus
Norman Bachand
William Stufflebean
Almon Wetherell
John Billow
Arthur Jones
John Clawson
Warrant Issued For Pownalite Vehicle Theft Suspect
Paul Beauchamp of Berkshire Sport Cars, Inc. reports Orlo H. Sheldon Jr., 35, Pow nal, took a vehicle Saturday and did not return it. Sheldon pled guilty in District Court to driving while intoxicated and driving without a license, fined $45, placed on probation, failed to pay, and failed to appear for a court recheck prompting a warrant for probation violation and nonpayment.
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North Adams
Mass
Paul Beauchamp
Berkshire Sport Cars, Inc
Orlo H. Sheldon Jr
Pownal
Sheldon
Bridal showers and visits dot Vermont town news
Last week in Burlington and Winhall Bondville area residents attended a bridal shower for Miss Gwen Connors. Visitors included the Cook family from Freeport New York and Walter Raim and Frederick Kantor of New York City. Hi Hopes 4 H Dairy Club met at Susan Williamson’s home with Robert Flynn as leader. A library book and food sale raised over $50 for Winhall Memorial Library with plans to buy new books and call for suggestions.
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Sheila Eddy
Shirley Coleman
Sandra Coleman
Gwen Connors
Burlington
Miss Connors
Miss Eddy
Donald Cook
Freeport
N.Y
Taylor Hill
Johnny Alexopoulous
Frederick Kantor
New York City
Earl Lackey
George Marr
Harold Eisner
Paramus
N.J
R. Morrison Reed
David
Catherine
Omaha
Ned
Bertha Koehn
Joplin
David Rowland
Ivan Elwell
Essex Junction
Ralph Reed
Warren Cole
North Bennington
Meriden
Conn
Elwell
Emil Arman
Winhall Memorial Library
Union School Study Groups Meet Thursdays
Londonderry residents and ten Windsor Southwest towns consider a Grades 7 12 union school. Russell Clark chairs the study committee with John Sykes as vice chair and Mary Ann Benoit secretary. Ten towns participate and committees on building finance curriculum public information and legal work convene. Public informational meetings will be announced with upcoming Thursday sessions in Cavendish Proctorsville and other towns.
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Londonderry
Windsor Southwest
Russell Clark
Chester
John Sykes
Mary Ann Benoit
Cavendish
Baltimore
Buttonsville
Windham
Weston
Landgrove
Peru
Andover
Proctorsville School
Mental Health Chief Urges Housing for Mentally Retarded
Manchester speech by Dr. Jonathan Leopold calls confinement obsolete and cites crowded facilities and rising cases. He outlines shelter employment, in-community residences, and trained supervisors as needed, as 150 recommendations aim to widen open programs. Jaycee Raymond Huether proposes a major state project or recreation center support.
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Manchester
Jonathan P.A. Leopold
Leopold
State Committee On
Raymond Huether
Bennington
State Jaycee
State Department of Mental Health
Jaycees
Mayflower Descendants to Meet at Manchester
The Vermont Society of Mayflower Descendants marks its 40th anniversary with a noon August 5 meeting at the Equinox House in Manchester featuring Dr. and Mrs. Robert M. Bartlett of Plymouth, Mass., presenting Four Hundred Years of the Pilgrim Story in authentic costumes. A luncheon at about 1 p.m. follows, with nonmembers invited. luncheon reservations must reach Hubbel Lathrop in Arlington, Vermont, by July 29. Local committee members include Mrs. G. Murray Campbell and Miss Florence Field.
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Manchester
Vermont Society of Mayflower Descendants
Equinox House
Robert M. Bartlett
Plymouth
Mass
Bartlett
Massachusetts Society of Mayflower Descendants
Uni
China
Hubbel Lathrop
R.F.D
Arlington
Lathrop
G. Murray Campbell
Florence Field
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