Hoosick Falls Town Court Fines And Local Notices Tue Night
Town Justice Thomas G. Restino fined multiple drivers from Hoosick Falls Fisk Street and surrounding towns for violations including no inspection sticker stop sign and open container offenses. A college orientation for juniors’ parents is planned March 10 at 7 30 p.m. in Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria. The William Gilchrest Memorial Fund has raised 1200 as Reynolds Foundation plans more. A mobile home park public hearing was postponed pending final scaled plans. Senior class entries include Hunt Stritch Ogilvie Frykholm Sharkey and Murphy enrolling at SUNY Cobleskill Plattsburgh Potsdam Ottawa University and other schools.
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Thomas G. Restino
James Elliott
Fisk Street
Hoosick Falls
Harry G. Carver
Charles Swert
New Canaan
Conn
Alan Dufresne
Manchester
James Marushak
Allentown
Hoosick Falls Central School
Deborah Hunt
Joan Pokines
Fifth St
Kenneth Hunt
Sunderland
Vermont
State University of New York Agricultural and Technical College
Cobleskill
Lawrence Stritch
Bertram Stritch
State University College At
Plattsburgh
Sheila Ogilvie
Douglas Ogilvie
Hoosick Street
State University College
Potsdam
Ingrid Frykholm
Frithiof Frykholm
Chicago
Ill
Charles J. Murphy
Susanna Murphy
RD 2
North
Special school meeting in Falls votes on buses
Hoosick Falls Central School District schedules a special taxpayers meeting for March 29 to approve buying three buses to beat 1972 model cuts and secure 90 percent state aid. Buses include a nine passenger station wagon a 15 passenger Highliner and a 60 passenger bus with bids set for April 6 and delivery by September.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Philip Leonard
Capital Reserve Fund
Board of Education
Leonard
Michael Baratto
Linda Clintsman
Margaret Cornwall
Ann Folgert
Kalman Greenberger
Robert Sargood
Marie Thompson
Dover residents approve 50000 Kindergarten and school budget
Dover residents vote 142 to 70 to approve a 50000 kindergarten classroom beside the new elementary school. They also approve a 233416 school budget up about 85000, with increases for teacher salaries and high school tuition. Tax rate expected to rise from 4.80 to 5.56 per 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Thomas Meade
Wilmington-Dover
Wilmington
West Dover
Dorset Toy Fair Supports Fire Department Fund Drive
Children of Dorset host a March 25 toy fair at the vestry of the United Church of Dorset and East from 2 to 4 30 pm and 7 to 8 30 pm selling new and outgrown toys donated by residents. Proceeds go to the Dorset Volunteer Fire Department for a smoke ejector. Donations of usable toys may be dropped at Romney's Store on Route 30.
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Children of
Dorset
The
United Church of Dorset
Romney
Deer Killed by Dogs Total 51 in February
In the Manchester Sunderland area fifty one deer were killed by dogs in February alone. Game Warden William LaCount cites February and March as when deer are weakest and urges owners to confine pets until snow thins. He notes most carcasses are small yearlings and weather is less a factor than dog numbers.
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Sunderland
Manchester
William LaCount
LaCount
Shaftsbury student named to Lasell dean’s list
Miss Kathleen Prouty daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Prouty of Glastenview Drive has been named to the dean's list at Lasell Junior College Auburn dale Mass She is a senior majoring in art The Shaftsbury Fire Department will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at 7 at the firehouse Guy Mattison an official of the Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club thanks voters for exempting the club from property taxes
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Kathleen Prouty
Ralph Prouty
Glastenview Drive
Lasell Junior College
Auburndale
Mass
Miss Prouty
Shaftsbury Fire Department
Guy Mattison
The
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Deny Manchester subdivision. Stamford project likely approved
Arlington officials report the Bennington District Environmental Commission denied Nottingham Park in Manchester for 26 lots citing potential water pollution and erosion risks and unsafe road conditions. In contrast, Stamford’s Shaker Estates, a 15 lot project by C C N Enterprises, drew favorable reaction though site modifications and water tests are advised.
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Charles Bonenti Arlington
Bennington
Moore
Manchester Selectmen
Nottingham Park
Oakley Porter
Manchester
Barnumville Road
Stamford
Shaker Estates
Commission
C.C.N. Enterprises
Bristol
Alpenwald
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William Gilchrest
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Edith Beaumont
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Albany
Michael Rodak
Richard Reeves
I.S.C.S
Frid
Maine
Choice
Bennington Road
Interbank
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Your Hosts
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Betty Manning
Bankamericard
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
State Division of Environmental Protection
Carman
Sister
Tony Altobell
Arthur Carman
Altobell
Republican Town Committee
Alfred Wade
Wade
Manchester Center
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Aerotron
Charles Perkins
Tansitor Electronics DIV
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Poe
Firestone
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