HFCS Budget Approved by Hoosick Falls Voters
Hoosick Falls Central School District voters approved a 1976 77 budget of 2 870 190 by a 74 28 vote at a meeting that drew about 400 residents. The board authorized 2 770 190 for operations with 70 000 planned balance and 30 000 for repair and capital reserves. D Benedict Niles and Donald Sutton were re elected to five year terms. Budget increases reflect fixed costs and teacher negotiations ongoing with a proposed 3 percent payroll rise. if talks fail, cuts would be made without raising the tax rate. The average teacher salary is about 12 000 and non teaching staff received a 3 percent raise. Summer driver education starts June 20 with students at 9 a m.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
George Holbrook
Holbrook
Philip Leonard
D. Benedict Niles
Mary Granning
Donald Sutton
HFCS
Rensselaer County
Upper
Hudson
Supt
Leonard
Adler
Shaftsbury
Irving Adler
New York City
Shaftsbury School Board Race Two Rooms
Two small rooms host the Shaftsbury School Board race for the seat vacated by Mary Moriarty. In Putnam Memorial Hospital, Lorna Cole, a 12 year bookkeeper and former Flowers by Lorna owner, discusses her candidacy and goals. In West Shaftsbury, Irving Adler and Joyce Sparer Ader pursue the post, with Adler showcasing his math and writing credentials. The piece notes their backgrounds, view from the West Shaftsbury room, and upcoming district meetings and events.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School Board
Mary Moriarty
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Lorna Cole
West Shaftsbury
Green Acres
Mt. Anthony
Joyce Sparer Ader
Herman Melville
Irving Adler
Yarbrough Oak in Oxford Declares Self Ownership
The Oxford Georgia tree known as the Yarbrough Oak is said to own itself by deed. Named for Rev. J. W. Yarbrough who called it the prince of the forest, the tree reportedly deeded 314 square feet of land to itself.
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Oxford, Ga
Yarbrough
J. W. Yarbrough
Stained glass exhibit links Danby students to Middle Ages
Danby and Mt. Tabor pupils present stained glass works at Peel Gallery Danby through July 8 The project Sained Glass Its Application to the Arts of the Medieval Period received a 463 mini grant from the Department of Education Teacher Edward Ferenc led an interdisciplinary hands on study including a Canterbury Tales slide tape and a large paper stained glass model Admission is free and gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily except Tuesday
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Danby
Currier’ Memorial School
Mt. Tabor
Peel
Department of Education
Edward Ferenc
Ferenc
Ped
Route
Peter Chila
Currier Memorial School
Peel Gallery
Manchester votes to form industrial development committee
At a special meeting Manchester selectmen formed a three-group committee with a planning commission rep to gather data for prospective industry and act as a clearinghouse for development. They set July 8 for an informational tax stabilization meeting and July 20 for a special Town Meeting to grant power for tax stabilization contracts.
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Manchester
Manchester Development Corp
Chamber of Commerce
Planning Commission
Vermont
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Edith Beaumont
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Judson Brown
Bellemare and Sons
Ad D & D Jolivette
Charles
Lorna
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
John
Bentley College
Waltham
Mass
Cole
Sheilah Miller
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Ronald Lindsey
Shaftsbury School District
Lorna Oole
Industry Committee
Byrussgarland
Selectmen
Richard Lake
Richard Hayes
Richville Road
Lake
MDC
John P
Albert H. Wessner
Wessners
Gooseberry
Route 7
Eugene Lattuga
Canon
Main Street
Qdusthuwes Furniture Inc
Rockers
Duntames. Furniture Inc
Elm ST
Catamount National Bank
F.d.i-C
Blue Cross
Blue Shield Information Center
Blue Shield
New Hampshire
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