Achievement awards at HFCS graduation ceremony
Hoosick Falls Central School awarded numerous honors at the 100th commencement. Salutatorian Norman Roker and valedictorian Laura Whitter led a list of prize recipients including W.D. Thomas, W.L. Hutt, PTA scholarships, and various departmental awards for academics, leadership, arts, and activities. Also noted: Airman First Class Paul A. Foster arrived for duty at Loring AFB, Maine after graduating in 1970 from Mt. Anthony Union High School.
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Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Norman Roker
Laura Whitter
Baker
W.D. Thomas
W.L. Hutt
Brad Cote
PTA
Andrick
Miss Whittet
Bausch & Lamb
Miss Boyce
Jack Hayden
Derrick Fowler
Howard Wright
VFW
Karen McGuire
Crisco Company Nutrition
Nancy Bett
Derby Club
Susan Carl
Sterling Silversmith
Diane Sheridan
Amy Moseley
West Hoosick
Unicefs 1 Red Cross
Heart Fund
Leslie Hume
First United Church
Carol Brenenstuhl
Rita Domine
Michele Shaw
Kendal Baker
Natman Baker
Peter Church
Paul A. Foster
Paul H. Foster
Pownal
Loring Afb
Maine
Foster
Strategic Air Command
America
Kunsan AB
Republic of Korea
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington
Arlington teen earns Athlete of the Year honor
Robert J. Keefe Jr. son of Nashua residents was named Athlete of the Year by Nashua High School coaches after excelling in basketball and baseball. He received the Unsung Hero award at the NH basketball team dinner, and has been accepted to Colby College to study zoology and play baseball.
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Robert J. Keefe Jr
Robert Keefe
Nashua
N.H
Sarah Doyle
Arlington
William Keefe
Bennington
Nashua High School
Keefe
C. Wally Lawrence
N.H.S
Nashua Lions Club
Nashua Telegraph
Nashua Jaycees
Keele
Hampshire
J. F Mcklwain Co
Melville
Melville Divisions
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
Shaftsbury Voters poised for three budget decisions tonight
Shaftsbury voters will decide on a 540,014 dollar budget for next year with a tax raise near 13 percent. Incumbent Mary Moriarty faces a possible floor nomination challenge for a three year school director seat. A plan to start an 8,000 dollar hot lunch program may wait until the new addition opens, likely after Christmas. The measure funds a 418,000 dollar school wing and a 46,400 dollar bond cost plus 16,800 for operations. Tonight’s meeting at Cole Hall starts at 6.
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Shaftsbury
Mary Moriarty
Moriarty
Christmag
Mt. Anthony Union High Schoo
Cole Hall
North Bennington budget vote looms over tax raise
North Bennington voters prepare for the annual school meeting at 7 30 p m in the school gym to approve a 396 420 budget up about 19 000 from last year with taxes rising nearly 50 000 23 percent amid reduced state aid and no cushion of unexpended funds. District spans two towns with reappraisal uncertainty delaying tax rate projection and special item seeks 1200 for enclosing the north entrance with potential 30 percent state aid. Officers and auditors to be elected, board may expand to five members advisory only per legal opinion.
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North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Overlea Road
Berrington
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Jimbo
District 1
Fred Welling
Donald Cherbonneau
Arthur E. Wickenden
Edward Legacy St. Lloyd Pratt
John Miller
Prudential Committee
John Scarey Jr
Rosamond van der ‘Linde
Lionel Nowak
Betty Riley
Charles Mather
Eugene F. Clark
Controversy over Manchester demolition dump moves debate
Manchester officials postponed a decision on moving a demolition dump from Richville Road to land owned by Carrie Squires on North Road amid neighbor opposition and petitions. A second, unnamed site option was disclosed for a future hearing, with terms to be negotiated by Town Manager Porter and a local landowner.
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Manchester
Richville Road
Carrie Squires
North Road
Patrick Salo
Lorraine Beraudo
Cheryl
Oakley K. Porter
John T. Carmody Jr
Clyde Bryant Jr
Selectmen
Bryant
Porter
Squires
Selectmen discuss funding plan at town information session
Shafts bury Vermont selectmen met to outline seven funding items totaling 108000 for road and bridge repairs alerting equipment town office rebuild reappraisal recreation land and child care. The plan allocates up to 68500 first by ballot at a July 12 town meeting with an informational session set for July 10 at Cole Hall.
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Shaftsbury
Harry Bahan
Josh Hulett
Red Brick School
Per pupil costs in four districts for 1971 72
Four local districts face budget votes as they compare elementary per pupil costs for 1971 72. Pownal 588.66 Shaftsbury 4441 Bennington 156.56 North Bennington 836.08. North Bennington has no capital debt and provides no transportation, yet posts the highest per pupil cost among the four.
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Bennington
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Pownal
North Bennibytor
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Reynolds
Delmer Runkle
Linda Gilchrest
Susan Keough
Douglas J. Elghmey
Hoosick Church Association
Hoosick Grange
Roberta Peare
Greg Lake
Susan Lake
Gardner’s Garage Automotive
Gerald
The
Pownals
Helene Thompson
CES
Ingrid Hirsch
Masonic Temple
Clyde Putnam
iDalé Palmer
Lake St. Catherine
Missouri
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Tom Girl
HIS & Her
Main ST
Benning Tom, VT
Derby
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Maxwell House Coffee
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Bennington Banner
Dossier
Bennington, Vermont
Burt Bros
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