Falls Pool Report Shows Solid Finances in Hoosick Falls
Philip Leonard, pool committee chair, presented a year end financial report to the Hoosick Falls town board noting the Weir Reynolds pool construction is paid in full with a 155.73 balance and the operating fund holding 265.59 after expenses. Construction costs totaled 66984.97 with donations funding 365 outstanding. operating expenses reached 6378.40 against 7568.99 in revenue producing a 1190.59 profit, transferred 925 to construction. A new corporation to run the pool was proposed with broader town and village representation and a January planning meeting planned to finalize organization. Attendance reached 20,574 total including Red Cross instruction. top days were July 20, July 17, and August 17.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Philip Leonard
Weir-Reynolds
Town of
Leonard
Red Cross
Youth Commission
Pool
Weir Estate
Edith Craig Reynolds
The
Board of Education
Clarence Sausville
Harold Cutler
William Gilchrest
Sign Painter's Barn Burns in Londonderry Rise
A late season thunderstorm blamed for a fire that destroyed a large barn on Spring Hill Road in South Londonderry. Mr and Mrs Herbert Trafford arrived home to save four horses and search for lost farm machinery and supplies for Trafford's sign painting business. Insurance partially covers the loss as North and South Londonderry fire departments fought the blaze with three trucks after 4 30 to 4 40 pm.
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Londonderry
Spring Hill Road
Herbert Trafford
Trafford
Oss
North
South Londonderry
Traffords
Dorset
SVAC Opens New Winter Headquarters
The Southern Vermont Art Center inaugurates winter headquarters in the former Village post office on Union Street Manchester owned by Equinox House. Gallery displays and business run 10am to 4pm Monday through Friday or by appointment. Notable artists include Lea Elrich and Thomas Dibble among others. Winter seminars begin January 19 at Mark Skinner Library with further meetings on February 2 and 16 March 1 15 and 29 at 2 p.m.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Old Village
Union Street
Equinox House
SVA
Lea Elrich
Arlington
Thomas Dibble
Peru
Harry Shokler
Londonderry
Jay Connaway
Pawlet
Churchill Ettinger
Walter
Dorothy Bennett
Weston
Stuart
Marion Eldredge
Springfield
Elsa Bley
Dorset
Lucy Doane
Rutland
Bess Moore
Brattleboro
Diana Heiskell
Marlboro
James Montague
Mark Skinner
Dollars for Scholars program discussed at Fisher Elementary
Joseph Phelan spoke at an APT meeting at Fisher Elementary School about Dollars for Scholars a civic scholarship foundation that uses local funds to aid local students especially those who miss big scholarships due to average grades but show potential and desire for further education.
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Arlington
Joseph Phelan
APT
Fisher Elementary School
Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation
Phelan
Three-Car Pileup on Slippery U S 7 In Manchester
Three drivers involved in a rear end collision on slick U S 7 in Manchester this morning. Dorothy DeCamp 23 suffered neck pain. The accident occurred when Eliza Mylott stopped for a turn into Ormsby Hill estate and was hit by Edward LaBatt whose car was then struck by Philip Avenengo. All vehicles were southbound. only LaBatt’s car was towed. Police investigate winter weather crash.
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Manchester
U.S
Dorothy DeCamp
Eliza Mylott
Ormsby Hill
Edward John LaBatt
Danby
Philip S. Avenengo
Ludlow
LaBatt
Reading Program To Be Resumed At Manchester School
After the Christmas recess Manchester Elementary School will resume a developmental reading program. Mrs Bailey Weston, newly hired, will teach Grade 5 and 6 reading in January and Mrs Althea Barstow will conduct the developmental reading program in Mrs Bakley’s absence.
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Manchester
Bailey Weston
Althea Barstow
White Creek Kitchen Konference 2 Meeting Planned
White Creek Kitchen Konference 2 will meet Thursday evening at the Donald George home to discuss upcoming events and community plans. The group meets at George residence and invites interested residents to attend.
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Donald George
Wilmington Rod and Gun Club Seeks Bear-for Supper
The Wilmington Rod and Gun Club seeks a bear for its 20th annual game supper on Saturday at 5 at the Jacksonville Municipal Center. Members hope to obtain bear meat by donation or purchase, with calls directed to Cecil Greene Vernette Ellis or Joseph Marchegiani if a bear is located. Women of the Jacksonville Church will prepare bear along with raccoon deer rabbit and chicken.
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Whitingham
Wilmington
Jacksonville Municipal Center
Cecil Greene
Greene
Vernette Ellis
Joseph Marchegiani
Readsboro
Jacksonville
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Falls Pool
Drysdale’s
Armory
Angels
Nichols
SVAC
George Hughes
Charles B. Morse
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Morse
Kingsley A. duMont
Bennington
Whitingham Rescue Service, Inc
Viola Bishop
Metropolitan
Albert E.peterson
County St
Bennington, Vt
Metropolitan Life
Barbizon
Nichals
Ais CalSeds
Actionwear
Berkshire
Monsanto
T Berry
By Hensen Kickernick
Wallace
Lingerie
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