Hoosick Falls Boy Scouts Earn Advancements at Camp
Fifteen members of Boy Scout Troop 64 returned from Mohican Council Camp Wak nee at West Fort after completing rank advancements. Michael Slingerland Timothy Smith Thomas Scarey earned Second Class. Jeffrey Nason Brian Rousseau Stephen Downey William Sargood Richard Sargood and Richard Spink earned First Class. Michael Marcoux Donald McCabe and Michael Monahan earned Star. William Frazier earned Life and a one mile swim award. A Board of Review set for Sunday July 26 will assess all camp advancements.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Boy Scouts
Mohican Council
Waknee
West Fort
Michael Marcoux
Michael Slingerland
Timothy Smith
Thomas Scarey
Jeffrey Nason
Brian Rousseau
Stephen Downey
William Sargood
Richard Sargood
Richard Spink
Donald McCabe
Michael Monahan
William Frazier
Camp
Wwee
Thomas Lewandowski
Richard A. Severson
Summer Bazaar in Arlington at St James Church
Preparations are underway for the annual Summer Bazaar in Arlington hosted by the Women of St James on Saturday August 1 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. A snack bar opens at 11 a.m. in the Memorial Lounge with rain plan for Dunbar Hall.
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Arlington
Women of
Spencer Mattison
John Mears
Pierce Squiers
Jesse Squiers
Howard Smith
Margaret Webster
Ben Oakland
Emmett Mattern
Lawrence Brush
Clement Belcher
Wallace Bennard
Alan Evens
Nathalie Borg
Richard Johnson
West Arlington Bible School Ends With With Special Program
Miss Rebecca Mattison of Arlington was omitted from a notice listing attendees at the Mattison Congress in Painted Post New York. The West Arlington Methodist Church Vacation Bible School ends Friday with a 9 a.m. program for parents and friends. On Sunday at 8 55 a.m. the children lead the service and a display of ten days’ work will be shown. Mrs John Thompson chairs the school and thanks teachers especially Mrs Leonard Conduit with music by Mrs Walter Finney and help from Mrs Conduit.
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Rebecca Mattison
Arlington
Mattison
Painted Post
N.Y
West Arlington
John Thompson
Leonard Conduit
Walter Finney
Conduit
Shaftsbury Selectmen Schedule Public Hearing On Zoning Changes
Shaftsbury selectmen Merton Snow Roy Whitman and Tony Altobell set a public hearing for Aug 10 at 7 30 p m in Cole Hall to consider two zoning requests Clinton McDonald wants to move his barber shop to his home and Catamount Broadcasting seeks an FM tower at Buck Hill Road and East Road. Edwin Colvin said a town zoning ordinance final draft is nearly ready with a vote planned for the September primary. Sugarbush Day Camp opened July 20 for a two week session and police protection concerns were raised.
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Shaftsbury
Merton Snow
Roy Whitman
Tony Altobell
Cole Hall
Zoning Commission
Clinton McDonald
Catamount Broadcasting
WBTN
Buck Hill Road
East Road
Edwin Colvin
Colvin
Joyce Scarey
Sugarbush
Altobell
Selectman
Sam Sanborn
Snow
Rug Making Demonstration At Weston
The Vermont Guild of Oldtime Crafts and Industries will host a knit rug demonstration at Weston Grist Mill. Mrs. Charles Heald of Springfield will show how wool scraps are knit into multicolored scatter rugs with a deep pile. The free event runs 10 to noon and 1 to 4 on Saturday July 25 and 1 to 4 on Sunday July 26.
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Weston
Vermont Guild of
Charles Heald
Springfield
Local cancer drive total exceeds quota this year
Shaftsbury chairmen Mr and Mrs Eugene Kosche report that to date 1200.05 has been collected locally, surpassing the quota by 200. Mrs Kosche notes more funds are expected. Last year 1187 was raised. Mr and Mrs John Hall and family from Hollywood Florida visited friends here and returned home July 20.
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Cancer Drive
Eugene Kosche
Kosche
John Hall
Hollywood
Fla
White Creek Old Home Day plans announced
White Creek N Y residents announce the 43rd annual Old Home Day on Sunday August 2 themed Peace for Modern Man. A morning Church program at 10 30 features special music hymn sing past pastors and Rev Chester A Simmons from Vermont with a guest message. Antique car show baseball lunch and a Crandall Library painting exhibition by Geoffrey Jones and Merrilyne Hendrickson are featured. Luncheon at 12 30. For details contact James W Lake.
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White Creek
N. Y
Church of
Chester A. Simmons
Hinesburg
Eagle Bridge
Cambridge
Yesteryear
Crandall Library
Glens Falls
Geoffrey Jones
Merrilyne Hendrickson
James W. Lake
Manchester town incidents and community notices
Tuesday's selectmen meeting routed Town Agent Carrano to assist the rescue squad after a Dorset West Road crash in which William Hogg Jr. was injured. he was taken to Rutland Hospital. A snack bar break in Manchester Center yielded beer, cigars and candy theft. A First Baptist Church sale on the lawn funds women's church work. The Manchester Community Band opens July 28 at the bandstand by the Grange Hall. A zoning vote is set for Sept 28 with a forthcoming warning. A Maplewood Dairy van collided with a South Dorset dump truck on VT 11 30. windshield and front-end damage to the van with no injuries. Clubhouse dedication at Manchester Country Club leads to expanded memberships following a VFW flag donation.
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Ramon Carrano
William Hogg Jr
Pawlet
Dorset West Road
Manchester
Hogg
Rutland Hospital
Ekwanok Country Club
Manchester Village
George Hogg
Service Club
First Baptist Church
Manchester Center
Vermont
The
Grange Hall
Maplewood Dairy
Fair Haven
Ronald R. McGuire
Harry Sheldon
South Dorset
Sheldon
Morris Beauregard
New Manchester Country Club
Harned- Fowler Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
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