Hoosick Falls school board approves resignations and hires
Hoosick Falls Central School directors accepted veteran teacher Mary Chisholm’s 31 year service retirement and hired Paula Keatley of Providence to teach first grade. Norma Cunningham moves to third grade. Bond work costs 1734 dollars and two banks named as paying agents. A special taxpayers’ meeting on March 29 will vote on buying a bus and wagons to maximize state aid. Superintendent’s Conference Day set for March 31 with parent conferences. Albany trip for board and district officials scheduled that evening.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Mary Chisholm
Chisholm
Paula Keatley
Providence
R.I
Norma Cunningham
Sykes, Galloway and Dickeman
New York
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company of Albany
The
Bank of New York
Philip Leonard
Albany
Brubacker Hall
State University
Ira Fisk
Harry Harrison
Arthur Smith
John Frier
Arlington Girl Scout groups unite for mother daughter meeting
Five Arlington troops held a joint event at Bailey Hall East Arlington with Mrs. Gilbert Wilcox as mistress of ceremonies. Scouts performed a flag ceremony led by Betsy Rice Donna Grey Beverly Masi Brenda Hoyt Cheryl Bentley Jean Boyce Paula Smith Judy Smith Susan Wilcox and more.
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Arlington
George Hess
Edward Knight
Earl LaBatt
Fred McGuire
Richard Brown
Iva Jane Towery
Ellery Lawrence
Manchester selectmen discuss news media during meeting
Manchester selectmen faced media criticism from Manchester Journal reporter Jim Gall and avoided direct rebuke of The Voice and The Bennington Banner. Gall urged no response to an editorial in The Voice condemning parking ticket policies and labeling Manchester as not hospitable for a resort community.
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Charles Bonenti
Manchester
Selectmen
Manchester Journal
The
Voice
Bennington Banner
Journal
Jim Gall
the Voice
Raylene Cornell
Ralph Fleming Jr
Clyde Bryant Jr
Banner
Gall
Ameden
Winhall
Manchester Selectmen
Oakley Porter
Bryant
Dorset
Hoosick Rescue Squad field day set for June 4 5 6
Hoosick Falls New York plans a three day field day at Barton Avenue athletic field with fire company demonstrations music parade entertainment skits films clowns and rides. An auction on June 5 will raise funds for the Rescue Squad and a future headquarters rebuild. Donations and booth rentals are being organized.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Rescue Squad
Barton Avenue
Royal Howard
Weir- Reynolds
Dennis Callahan
Second Street
Thomas Nugent
Shaftsbury Property Transfers and Town Actions Report
Shaftsbury town records show transfers including Jepson to Irving Lee on White Creek Road and Vallie to Cannell on East Rod and Gun Club, with various other deeds around Route 67 and Route 7. The town clerk’s office will close March 18 for a conference. dog licenses are due by April 1 with fees $2 for males and spayed females, $6 for unspayed females. The board addressed trailer park enforcement, Coca Cola’s planned distribution plant at Dufresne Pond Road and Route 1130 Manchester, and planning commission appointments pending.
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Cathleen Harwood
Paul M. Jepson
Irving Lee
Manchester
White Creek Road
Thurston T
Clara H. Hulet
Christian G. Cannell
Rod and Gun Club Road
Julius R
Angela H. Vallie
Louis Sr
Rose Montibello
Emma Berrian
Shaftsbury
Rena F. Christie
Richard and
Joan Blake
Bennington
Elm Street
William E
Mildred P. Dailey
William E. Jr
Mary S. Dailey
North Bennington
White Creek
Frederick E
Glenna M. Harvey
Leo Sherwin
Donald J. Dailey
the Hollow Road
Porter
William Bischoff
Everett Cole
Fleming
Gall
Selectmen
Coca- Cola Corp
District Environmental Commission
Dufresne Pond Road
Route
Rutland
S. Coca Cola
Dufresne Road
Town Planning Commission
Harold Benson
Rutland Day Care Receives $275,000 Federal Grant
Rutland has been awarded a $275,000 federal grant under the family assistance plan pilot program in Vermont. The Rutland Area Coordinated Child Care Committee will use the funds to serve about half of the roughly 456 eligible children in the region. Gov. Davis noted Vermont had 143 licensed day care centers last month, up from 36 two years ago.
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Rutland
UPI
Vermont
Rutland Area
Davis
Severson narrowly wins Hoosick Falls mayor race
In Hoosick Falls Village, Mayor Richard A. Severson of the People's Party wins re-election by 27 votes over former Mayor Leo J. Albowicz. Severson 812, Albowicz 785, with Independent Party trustees gaining control on a 5 to 1 margin. Recount set for 7:30 tonight after requests by Independent trustees Shiland and Baker.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Leo J. Albowicz
Severson
People’s Party
Albowicz
Independent Party
Police Justice
William Fitzpatrick
Independent
Alfred Eberle
Peoples
Harold Crowley
Robert Shiland
William Baker
Local notes from South Cambridge and area events
South Cambridge visits with the Norrays in Schenectady while Crystal Clover 4-H holds an area demonstration day at White Creek. Bruce Baker reports Army discharge. Lind family mourns death at Belle Road. Pleasant Valley Grange schedules March 19 meeting with gifts for Pomona Grange on March 20. United Methodist churches in Eagle Bridge circuit plan a joint service March 21 with Sunday school at 9 and confirmation class Saturday at 1. Leukemia Society fund drive sees South Cambridge church youth volunteering in March.
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White Creek
Eagle Bridge United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
North Hoosick Circuit
Leukemia Society of America
South Cambridge
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Clarence Barney
Barney
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F. John Hawley
Gilbert Wilcox
Clifton Moffitt
Karl Militzer
Donald Dusha
Joseph Meyer
William Towne
Ronald Ryan
Juliet Lowe
USA
Wilcox
Diane Dusha
Charleston
S.C
Bailey Hall
Kathy Knight
Robin McGuire
Joyce Smith
Sheila Moffitt
Hoosick
Albert A. Mattison
Robert
Milton Mackey
Robert L
Zane Tobin
David H
Bonnie Capron
Dunham Ave
John B. Rothrock
Joy Bischof
Leo
Alice R. Frances
David J
Lois M. Hurley
Depot
Jeanaioes Cullinan
Pauline Knapp
Eagle Square Manufacturing Co
Barth
Elizabeth Vander Els
Rutland Day Care
Falls
Independents Control Board
Edith Beaumont
Donald Bogardus
Michael Brewster
Arthur Hyde
Thomas Wysocki
Walter Davendanis
James Cutler
Richard Severson
Arthur Hyde JR
Rema
Eer
Contait Public
Ae Corporation
Ae Et Discount
Sylvania
Polaroid
Main St
Greater Bennington Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Aiken
Jack Norray
Schenectady
Malcolm Hamilton
Bruce Baker
Harold E. Baker
Lee Road
Sumner Lind
Belle Road
Lind
Frederick Lathrop
Shushan
Pleasant Valley Granges
Pomona Grange
County Service and Hospitality Committee
Wu Millinery
Main Street
North Adams
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