Recreation Project Gets a Name in Manchester
A Manchester meeting approved 10 articles to form a nonprofit corporation named the Community Recreation Association Inc. incorporators Dr. Roland F. Beers Mrs. Arthur Peirce and Carl Winslow. The group plans a large participant base, aims for funding, and will seek a charter from Montpelier within about three weeks.
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Manchester
The
Community Recreation Association Inc
Roland F. Beers
Montpelier
Beers
Arthur Peirce
Carl Winslow
Atty
James Campbell
Bartlett Arkell
Manchester Fairgrounds
Hugh Putnam
Rod and Gun Club
Recreation Association
Farm Home Administration
FHA
State Board of Education
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Northern Pike Record Broken at Lake Hortonia
Raymond Bishop of Fair Haven holds Vermont's northern pike state record with a 25 lb 2 oz lunker caught on a tip-up at Lake Hortonia. The 39 inch fish surpasses the previous 19 lb 0 oz, 42 inch specimen caught at Hortonia by George Hall of Highland Falls, N.Y., on June 11, 1969. A second Hortonia catch includes James Hickey of North Smithfield, R. I., with a 14 lb 2 oz fish on Feb 22. The Vermont Fish & Game Dept urges documenting large catches with photos and record fish forms.
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Montpelier
Raymond Bishop
Fair Haven
Lake Hortonia
George Hall
Highland Falls
N.Y
George
James Hickey
North Smithfield
R.I
Hickey
Hoyt To Head Arlington Dollars for Scholars
Arlington chooses Hoyt as the new president for the Dollars for Scholars program for 1970 71 at an Arlington High School meeting. Officers include Hess Foster Mento Walsh and Thompson. board members span three two and one year terms with Clayton campaign chairman directing a goal of 1500 dollars and an April campaign launch. Student members Hansen Christansen Stroffeleno Torrisi lead the mailing effort and 70 cookbooks remain for sale at 1 dollar each.
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Arlington
Frederick B. Hoyt
Arlington’s
Dollars For Scholars
Shirley Hess
Dan Foster
Anthony Mento
Jeanne Walsh
Helene Thompson
Kenneth Clayton
George Walsh
Herb Eddy
Earl LaBatt
Harry Hayden
William Towne
Bruce Mangan
Ronald Ryan
Gerald Raftery
John Hannon
Eric Erickson
Arnold Griffin
Harry Pickering
Ruth Salter
Marion Holton
Linda Hansen
Kathy Christansen
Ricci Stroffoleno
James Torrisi
Arlington Calendar a week of club meetings events
Arlington calendar lists activities from Monday to Saturday at various venues including Community House Masonic Temple VFW and Grange Hall. Highlights feature TOPS sugaring off at 7 p.m. Monday, American Legion Auxiliary at Mrs Ethel Bowens home Tuesday, Red Mt Chapter CES at Mason Temple Wednesday, WWI Veterans at VFW Manchester, Lions Club winter variety show Whistle Stop at high school gym, Red Mt Lodge at Masonic Temple, Battenkill Grange weekly social, and Lions Club repeat show Saturday.
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Community House
American Legion Auxiliary
Ethel Bowen
Red Mt
CES
Masonic Temple
Veterans of
VFW
Manchester
Lions Club
High School
Red Mt. Lodge
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
Martha Canfield Library Adds February Books
The Martha Canfield Library announces February additions for adults and juveniles. New adult titles include Early American Gardens Leighton The Golden Warrior Muntz The Protege Armstrong Jory Bass The Past Tense of Love Cadell Ruffles and Flourishes Carpenter The Ghosts High Noon Carr Dark Hills to Westward Caudill Two Little Children and How They Grew Disney Waiting for Willa Odyssey of a Friend Chambers Robert Frost America the Vanishing Ogden The Peter Principle Peter Kellogg Junction Spicer Hey Preach Youre Comin Through Wilkerson. Juvenile titles include Wanda Chaffee Famous American Negro Poets Rollins The Rescuers Sharp Dinosaurs and More Dinosaurs Craig Betsys Busy Summer Haywood Ben and Me Lawson The Boys First Book of Radio and Electronics Morgan The Tale of Mrs Tiggy Winkle Potter Curious George Goes to the Hospital Rey Where the Wild Things Are Sendak
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Martha Canfield
Leighton
Muntz
Armstrong
Willa
Eden
Chambers
Robert Frost
Gould
America
Ogden
Peter Principle
Peter
Kellogg Junction
Spicer
Wilkerson
Chaffee
Rollins
Sharp
Craig
Betsy
Stolen lake trout at Salisbury hatchery state two suspects
Vermont Fish and Game officials report the theft of an undetermined number of three-year-old lake trout from the Salisbury Fish Hatchery on March 2. Twenty one fish were spilled on the snow, with tracks showing two people involved. If caught, the thieves face up to 500 dollars in fines. The fish were destined for stocking in four to five weeks as part of a new policy to stock larger fish for better survival.
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Salisbury
Vermont Fish & Game Department
Salisbury Fish Hatchery
Howard Devoid
Vermont
Fish & Game Department
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By Joe Swayze
Guy Campbell
Rupert
Dick Bartholomae
Board of Trustees
DRY Cleaning
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, Vermont
Oteens
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Dorset Historical Society
United Church of Dorset
Eek
Northern Pike
Hoyt
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Candle Mill
New Spring Line
Euclet
Main St
Brett Lockie
Ae Aran
Ade
Volkswagen
Monument Motors, Inc
South Bennington
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