Outwater Takes Skimeister Trophy at Prospect Mt
More than 100 junior skiers ages six to 18 competed in giant slalom and slalom events at Prospect Mt for the Skimeister Trophy awarded by Prospect Mt Ski Club. Under 50 degree wind and near zero visibility in morning squalls, frigid temps in afternoon. 56 ribbons 12 medals 2 ballaces and the trophy awarded across age groups with winners including Peter Kauffmann Greg Martin Sandra Bangs and John.
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Woodford
Prospect Mt
Steve Jesseman
Dean Osgood
Ethan Allen
Roger Souliere
Peggy Cook
Pat Jesseman
Joan Osgood
Bucky
Outwater Wins Skimeister Trophy At Local Race
The tabulation shows Robin Outwater narrowly beating Robin Thurber by 1.1 seconds and Dale Wilson by 3.1 seconds to win the Skimeister Trophy. Outwater also earned best overall boy racer while Sandra Cook received the best overall girl racer award for the day.
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Peter Kauffmann
Greg Martin
Sarah Bangs
John Dickie
Nathan Bangs
Tom Tobler
Kim Hayden
Abbie Towne
Kathy Worden
Malcolm Irons
Douglas Bangs
Scott Martin
Sandy Cook
Carol Daley
Debbie Jesseman
Don Dickie
David Cadiz
Gary Knights
Jan Hadwin
Nancy Eddington
Pam Viereck
Jack Irons
Whit Dickie
Steve Eddington
Cheryl Cook
Sandy Towne
Doreen Hayden
Robin Thurber
Robin Outwater
Dale Wilson
Helen Cleary
Sandra Cook
Winhall Weston Join Windham Planning Group
Brattleboro reports the Windham Regional Planning Commission expanded to 23 towns as Winhall and Weston voted at Town Meeting to join. The Brattleboro office director is William H. Schmidt. Annual budget is $28,000 funded by member towns by population with Weston paying $194 and Winhall $108. Winhall lies in Bennington County and Weston in Windsor County.
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Brattleboro
Windham
Commission
William H. Schmidt
Weston
Winhall
Bennington County
Planning Commission
Windsor County
Hoosick Falls mayoral race sparks fiscal clash at party dinner
Richard Severson, People's party mayoral candidate, and Frank Davock, village trustee hopeful, attacked the current administration's spending and delayed sewage project costs at the second pre election dinner in Eagles Hall Hoosick Falls. Davock urged release of a complete village financial report while Severson questioned railroad rights of way and a $765 annual easement fee. They cited a $198000 annual budget with large bond-funded expenditures and warned of rising debt before the May 31 fiscal year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
People’s Party
Frank Davock
Eagles Hall
James Nealon
Arthur Hyde Jr
Walter
Wally
Cavendan
Severson
Davock
B & M Railroad
Hoosick Street
Margaret Fleming
Charles Scarey
James Cutler
Loren McCabe
Michael Barber
William Grennan
Richard Whalen
Eagles
Dorset Winter Garden Show Highlights Junior Entries
Dorset Elementary hosts the Second Winter Garden Show for Juniors with thirty six individuals and six groups entering a wide range of plants and terrariums. Penelope Gall of Manchester won best-in-show among individuals for a tropical box garden. Abby and Charles Gladstone earned group top honors with a cactus garden. multiple grade levels received awards and blue ribbons for diverse displays from house plants to unique container art.
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Howard Coolidge
Dorset
Jeffrey Taylor
Penelope Gall
Manchester
Kelli Graham
Glenda Coolidge
Abby and
Charles Gladstone
Dorset School
Dorothy Weber
Lynda Johnson
Michael Hoyt
Ramona Hitchock
Gregory Schoffstall
Duncan Schofstall
Cindy MacDonald
Patty Harney
Chris Weber
Mt. Laurel School
Eileen Stouter
Mt. Laurel
Travel fixes for Shaftsbury residents in February
Residents shared tales of travel in February. Mrs. Malcom B. Niles flew to Hawaii with Capt. Malcom Niles and learned he earned the Distinguished Flying Cross. The Harold Baldwins visited Gulfport to see their son, a Sea Bee honorably discharged, then toured Warrensburg and Raytown to see relatives and future daughter-in-law Shir ley Aholt. Harold G. Baldwin and wife plan carpentry work in Bennington. Ian MacDonald visited Ricker College after a weekend with his parents. Cub Scout Pack 331 benefited from a Mother’s Food Sale raising almost $50 for troop expenses. Calendar notes include weekly Boy and Cub Scout meetings, the Fish and Game Club, WSCS, and 4-H project gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcom B. Niles
Buck Hill Road
Hawaii
Malcom
Bruce
Niles
Capt. Niles
Harold J. Baldwins
Harold G. Baldwin
Gulfport
Miss
Miss Aholt
Harold G
Baldwin
Ronnie
Bennington
Ian MacDonald
Ricker College
Houston
Maine
Faculty Basketball game pits Cambridge against Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts a charity faculty basketball showdown with Cambridge Central School on Saturday. A 50 cent admission supports each school's Teachers Association scholarship fund, with a preliminary girls game followed by the main men’s contest.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cambridge Central School
Hoosick Falls Central School
HFCS
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Outwater
Sandra Bangs
John
South Cambridge
Kenneth L, Aiken
SUNY
Farmingdale, L.I
Kenneth E, Aiken
Gerald
Prospect Mountain
Windham Planning Group
Main ST
M Miller
Theodore L. Earle
William C. Heinz
The
Garden Club of Manchester
Martha Washington
Robert Crosby
Garden Club of
Harold H. Boswell
James H. Glenn
Arthur W. Witt
Robert Brogdale
Springfield
Federated Garden Clubs of
Vermont
Eleanor H. Wheeler
Vermont State Federation of Junior Gardeners
Oneida Market
Bennington, VT
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
A. J. MacDonald
MacDonald
Saratoga Springs
Coucil
Troy Conference
United Methodist Church
Cole Hall
Webelos
Carl Easter
Selectmen
WSCS
Jill Levin
Mary Moriarty
Den
Shirley Sanders
Burt
Beneficial Finance System
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
St. Patrick’s Day
the Clancy Brothers
Tommy Makem
Paddy Tunney
Donegal
Eire
Peg Clancy Power
County Tipperary
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