Falls Elks Auxiliary To Install Officers
Hoosick Falls Ladies Auxiliary of the Elks will install officers Saturday night at 6 30 p m after a reception. The event is set in Hoosick Falls New York with members attending from the lodge and community.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1970
Page
6
Hoosick Falls Ladies Auxiliary of the Elks will install officers Saturday night at 6 30 p m after a reception. The event is set in Hoosick Falls New York with members attending from the lodge and community.
Manchester voters may authorize selling a 1952 34 ton fire truck to fund a new four wheel drive unit. Fire Chief Swezey seeks a minimum sale price and secrecy to aid bargaining, with funds withdrawn from the fire reserve equipment fund and later returned. A town meeting this summer will consider the transfer and related zoning proposals.
In brief, the Board of Civil Authority will meet Saturday at the town office from 8 p.m. to midnight to update checklists and register eligible residents. Absentee ballot applications must reach the town clerk by Friday at 9 p.m. The May 19 vote asks bonds not to exceed 633,565 to expand Pownal Center School, with total project cost about 849,651 and state aid estimated at 254,895. Polls open Tuesday in the Town Hall from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Most Rev Edwin B Broderick Bishop of the Albany Catholic Diocese administered the Sacrament of Confirmation to a class of 410 youths at the Church of the Immaculate Conception on Tuesday evening. Seven class members were adults. Due to size and sponsors parents could not attend for lack of accommodations. Assisting were Rev Kenneth J Kennedy OSA Rev Bruce Ammering and 22 priests in the sanctuary. J Frank Kennedy read the epistle and R Thomas Rogers read the gospel. Mrs Raleigh Tatro was organist and Donald Sutton the soloist performing Come Let Us Climb the Lord's Mountain Ave Maria. Four guitarists from St Mary's Academy provided music. Sister Frances Louise supervised music.
Arlington parents commissioned a petition with eight questions signed by 117 to question Fisher Elementary School teaching methods by John Brehm. The board debated legality of an off schedule meeting and considered seeking local attorney opinion while approving May 25 released time for teacher workshop.
Principal Towne announced two social studies teaching posts and one business manager vacancy plus an extra physical education position for Arlington next year. Principal Manross notes elementary openings in Grades 2 and 4. Memorial Day closes schools May 29. AMHS class night prompts June 3 meeting.
Sponsors for the five Pownal Little Baseball League teams are announced including Green Mountain Park Clubhouse Lounge and Restaurant Ladd Brook Motor Inn and Restaurant General Cable management and labor and the Pownal Fire Department. Readsboro and Monroe Bridge residents may host Fresh Air Fund visitors arriving July 30 in North Adams. Church services at St. Joachim include Mass times and lectors. Baptist Youth Fellowship plans a May 22 barbecue at Family Park with Blue Riders Band. Lions Club notes include donations and new members plus Boys State attendees from Readsboro. Lions Club to sponsor Green Mountain Conservation Camp attendees. interest meeting May 15 at Readsboro Central School.
Brownie Troop 85 will hold a flyup ceremony at Bailey Hall tonight at 7. Brownies should arrive in uniform with white gloves at 6 45. Parents are welcome.
Manchester official Orrin Beattie served notice to end the landfill lease as of next fall. Town manager Walter Hazard opposed the site, calling for relocation citing inadequate suitability while Beattie defended the location as excellent and sufficient for Manchester and Dorset for years.
Final plans by the Pownal Fish and Game Club announce the annual children's derby at White's Pond on Saturday at 9 for youths through age 14. Two trout trophies will be awarded in junior and senior divisions. stocking and a Friday work bee precede the event.
The primary music department will present a spring program on Friday May 15 at 7 30 p m in the elementary school gymnasium. Students in grades K through 3 will perform and the public is invited.
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