Two New Businesses Born in Manchester
George B. Breen announced formation of two firms, Real Estate Associates of Vermont and Builder Associates of Vermont, to locate on Main Street Manchester Center. Builder Associates has Techbuilt franchise and will build vacation or retirement homes, with Clark W. Kelley as builder member. Breen envisions regional expansion, cross-state broker networks, and coordinated planning to attract growth while reducing street signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
George B. Breen
Real Estate Associates of
Vermont
Builder Associates
Breen
Clark W. Kelley
Arlington
Main Street
Manchester Center
Real Estate Associates
Connecticut
New Jersey
New York
Builder Associates of
Clark Kelley
George Breen
Who Heard of Wolfgang Amadeus Goossen at Berkshire concert
Williamstown Berkshire Symphony hosted violist Walter Trampler with conductor Julius Hegyi for a program mixing Mozart K 364 with Frederic Goossen’s contemporary viola concerto and Respighi Pines of Rome. Trampler’s Mozart performance impressed, Goossen intrigued but not fully clear, Pines of Rome delivered with vivid energy, leaving the Goossen piece as a measure of modern restraint amidst a strong orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire Symphony
Walter Trampler
Chapin Hall
Mozart
Frederic Goossen
Respighi
Rome
Trampler
Julius Hegyl
Berkshire
Irwin Shainman
Mr. Heggi
Goossen
Heggs
Pines
Catacomb Pines
Wolfgang Amadeus Goossen
Manchester Firm Ends Potentials Inc Breakup in Vermont real estate names
Manchester firm Potentials Inc announces that Thomas Martin and George B Breen have severed ties. Breen forms two new firms Real Estate Associates of Vermont and Builder Associates of Vermont, each owned by Breen. Martin teams with Walker Kimball to form Kimball Martin Inc for real estate and building ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Thomas Martin
George B. Breen
Potentials, Inc
Breen
Real Estate Associates of Vermont
Builder Associates of Vermont
Martin
Walker Kimball
Kimball - Martin, Inc
Weekend parking lot collision in Grand Union
A car driven by Alvin Knoerr of Whitestone New York sustained slight damage Saturday morning at eleven when a GMC truck driven by Doyle Frost of Manchester Depot rolled backward and struck it per the weekend police report Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway’s office will close March 23 for a town officers’ conference at Manchester Elementary School Hoosick Falls Junior Girl Scout Troop 156 enjoyed skating at the RPI Fieldhouse in Troy earning a skating badge with Mrs. William McMartin and Mrs. William E. Burns leading. Members listed include Venessa Sargood June Cook Beth Salluzzo Debra Cutler Judy Burns Kim Malo Mary Alice Cluett Mary Lynn Mahar Sandra Reveal Wanda Parker Michelle Martinez Jean Liporace Elaine Verrastro Susan Thorpe. The group also stopped for pizza. A.J. Salluzzo Prudential Insurance agent John P. Gorman and Mrs. Gorman attend a regional sales conference in New Orleans. Battenkill Grange conferred the first degree with Deputy State Master Mrs. Helen Platt officiating. The kitchen received new curtains from the Home Economics Committee. The Subordinate and Junior Grange baking contest is set for March 23 with two junior age groups and an adult class featuring Parker House rolls. Junior winners will bake for the state contest. the Parker House roll winner will bake for Pomona. An invitation to Shushan Grange for April 3 was accepted. A donation was made to the American Red Cross. The centennial candle was lit for Grange Service Month and Master Roy Crofut’s birthday cake was shared. The next meeting is April 5 with a pot luck supper at 6:30. all dues should be paid.
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Alvin Knoerr
Whitestone
N.Y
Grand Union
GMC
Doyle Frost
Manchester Depot
Knoerr
RPI
Troy
William McMartin
William E. Burns
Venessa Sargood
June Cook
Beth Salluzzo
Debra Cutler
Judy Burns
Kim Malo
Mary Alice Cluett
Mary Lynn Mahar
Sandra Reveal
Wanda Parker
Michelle Martinez
Jean Liporace
Elaine Verrastro
Susan Thorpe
Battenkill Grange
Helen Platt
North Bennington
Home Economics Committee
Parker House
Shushan Grange
American Red Cross
Platt
Grange
George Cooledge
Roy Crofut
Faculty Basketball Game Netted 550 for Scholarships
Nearly 1,000 attended the annual HFCS and Cambridge Central School faculty basketball game in Hoosick Falls New York. HFCS won 77 to 74 behind 42 points by Howard Dewey with Don Record top for Cambridge. Proceeds of 550 were split between the schools for teaching profession scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
HFCS
Hoosiers
Cambridge Central School
William Folgert
Cambridge
Howard Dewey
Don Record
Ken Slonis
Rich Turi
Mike Rodak
Richard Masters
William Gilchrest
Warren Eastwick
Four-Lane U S 7 Plans Add Access Road for Ski Areas
State Highway Department outlines a revised four-lane U S 7 with three access points to Manchester rather than two. A half diamond interchange will let northbound traffic exit at Vt 1130 near Williams Street and Dufresne Pond Road, heading toward East Dorset with no westward Manchester access. A spur from south of Equinox Airport will reach Union Street and Manchester Depot to Vt 1130 near the IGA store. East Dorset crossing at a point between Dufresne Pond Road and Williams Street.
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Manchester
U.S
Bennington
East Dorset
Jenkins
Planning Commission
Equinox
Union Street
Manchester Depot
IGA
Dufresne Pond Road
Williams Street
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Kelley
Burr and Burton Seminary
Weathervane
Brooklyn
Winhall
Minnesota Minning Co
Stratton Mountain
Sugaring
Pearl S. Buck
Weather Engineering Corp. of America
Washington
Montreal
Drysdale’s
Cuba
China
North Viet Nam
North Korea
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
ORTH
Ennington
Music Review
By Peter Schoffstall
Williamstown
Wolfgang
Mr. Goossen
Berg
Schoenberg
Pines of
Clara May Hemenway
Edith Beaumont
A. J. Salluzzo
Prudential Insurance Company
John P. Gorman
U.S. 7
Robert Tolvo
Spring Street
John Woodruff
Woodruff Picture Studios
Professional Photographers Society of
New York State
Grossingers
Catskills
Douglas Perkins
Ray McGarvin
Young Perkins
Woodruff
Main ST
Jewelers
Bennington, VT
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