Hoosick Memorial Parade Set for Sunday Afternoon
Falls Memorial Day parade in Hoosick N Y will start at 2 PM at the athletic field on Hill Road. The march will feature the American Legion Color guard and firing squad, open cars, Grand Marshal Watson White, Master of Ceremonies Howard Cox, and clergy including the Revs Joel Miller and Raimund Tumbleston.
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Hoosick
N.Y
American Legion
Watson White
Howard Cox
Joel Miller
Raimund Tumbleston
Public church supper and village parade in Hoosick Falls
Shaftsbury hosts a public smorgasbord supper sponsored by the Finance Committee of the First United Methodist Church with two seatings at 5:30 and 6:30. A village parade follows from Hoosick rural cemetery with a memorial program at the Hoosick Fire House and band performances.
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First United Methodist Church
Robert Kline
John Wood
Ernest Gratz
Ralph Burgess
Edward Armstrong
North Village Anglers Gather For Johnson Memorial Derby
About 85 young anglers aged three to 13 gathered at Harvest Hills pond for the George W. Johnson Memorial Fishing Derby sponsored by the Norshaft Lions Club with De Marco's Sporting Goods prizes. Native trout were stocked by the Vermont State Fish Hatchery. Robert Bierwirth won with a four-trout limit, Barbie Carroll earned longest fish, and Judy Williams along with Robbie Loomis were the youngest participants.
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Harvest Hills
Bennington
George W. Johnson
Vermont State Fish Hatchery
Norshaft Lions Club
de Marco’s Sporting Goods
Lions
Robert Bierwirth
Barry Becker
Thomas Charlton
Brian Hewitt
Hoosick Falls Board Sets Budget Plan With 8 Percent Rise
Hoosick Falls Central School faces an $1,690,000 General Fund, an $115,000 increase driven by inflation. Local levy rises 10 percent to $305,000 with June 3 final adoption. Superintendent Leonard will circulate copies by late June. A budget addition plan and a cafeteria dishware cost study are to be reviewed. A June 3 meeting includes state Education and Channel 17 officials for potential increased state aid. Summer Music program will continue under H. Luther Everly.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip Leonard
Leonard
State Department
Education Media
Educational Television
Channel 17
H. Luther Everly
Arlington TOPS Marks Birthday
Arlington celebrates its first anniversary of the Sugaring Off TOPS group. Members report a total weight loss of 312 pounds with Virginia Wilkins named chapter queen and Nelli Hayden runner up. Three members attended a Rutland convention as the group invites new joiners to weekly Monday meetings at 7 30 in the community house.
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Arlington
Virginia Wilkins
Nelli Hayden
Rutland
Vermonters Lose Charm: Chef Vee Allen Heads to Wildwood Valley
Alice Dibble reports chef Vee Allen, led by Pierre's Motor Lodge, returns from a monthlong tour of Canada the United States and Mexico. She praises Vermont and plans to depart May 25 to manage Wildwood Valley near Morgan Center Vermont, a wilderness resort run by the Vermont Guide Service offering training in resort management.
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Pierre’s
Winhall
Canada
United States
Mexico
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Green Mountain
Vee
Wildwood Valley
The
Vermont Guide Service
Morgan Center
Vermont
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