Vermonters Shine at Big E 4-H Horse Show in Springfield
Vermont rider Trudy Fowler of Manchester Center led 4-H participants at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts September 14 to 17. Among 178 riders from New England she earned multiple blue ribbons in judging classes saddle seat equitation and showmanship. Her project horse Bald Mt Marealect a 15 year old Morgan mare owned by Bald Mt Farm Arlington had been retired from competition. Fowler is a Burr and Burton Academy junior.
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Springfield
Mass
Trudy Fowler
Robert Fowler
Manchester Center
Vermont
New England
Miss Fowler
Shaftsbury Chicken Pie Supper Sets Three Evening Slots
United Methodist Women host a chicken pie supper at First United Methodist Church Shaftsbury on Saturday Oct 6 with 5 6 and 7 pm seatings. Adults 3 and children under 12 1 25. Advance or at door tickets from John Millington. Supper chairman Mrs Robert Gratz. Also Norshaft Little League Banquet set for 6 pm Saturday. Congressman Mallary announces 1100 grant from Interior Bureau of Outdoor Recreation to Wilmington for flood damaged multi use sports area, town to match. Vermont delegation and local leaders noted.
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United Methodist Women
First United Methodist Church
Shaftsbury
John Millington
Robert Gratz
Washington, D.C
Richard Mallary
Wilmington
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Mallory
Vermont
Hoosick Falls Youth Leaders elected at meeting
Hoosick Falls Youth Advisory Council elected Stephen Wirmusky president Michael Mahar vice president Kathy Delarey secretary Barbara Reppel treasurer New members attending for first time include Mary Cusack Peter Bromirski Bob DeLuca Larry Darknard Kathy Ryan Lisa Allard Patty Peer Bob McGuire Betsy Mahar David Liporace David Downey Sandy Reveal Frank Wirmusky Kelly Shea Karen Manoogian Cindy Griffin Bonnie Baker David Gilchrest and Timothy Smith Regular monthly meetings set for the fourth Wednesday at night Plans for the New Years Day dance at Hoosick Falls armory Jan 1 and the Second Annual Memorial Day Canoe Race discussed at Oct 24 meeting Also notes on American Legion Auxiliary meeting and Hoosick Falls Aerie cotillion with ham dinner Oct 7 initiation of Eagles and Eagles Auxiliary members in Hoosick Falls.
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Hoosick Falls
Manchester Town Clerk Shares Hunting Season Details
Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway outlines Vermont and local hunting seasons from Sept. 1 to Nov. 30 for bear, grouse, partridge and more. Details include migratory birds, required stamps, bow and arrow deer season Oct. 13 to Oct. 28, and deer gun season Nov. 10 to 25. Office hours begin Oct. 8 with extended license pickup at the clerk’s home Oct. 8 from 5 to 8 p.m.
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Clara May Hemenway
Fleming’s Hardware
Orvis Co
Manchester Sport Shop
Inc
Canada Geese
Brant
Vermont
Fleming
Manchester
Hoosick Falls pavilion to welcome winter skating by December
Hoosick Falls moves toward opening Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial Building at the town Athletic Field. Philip Leonard, originator and builder, hopes contractors finish by December for flooding to permit ice skating. The 216 by 98 foot pavilion on three sides includes removable dasher boards and a 40 by 42 foot enclosed area with resting rooms and a waiting area. An electric hookup from Niagara Mohawk is pending.
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Edith Beamount
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial
Barton and
Griffin Avenues
Philip Leonard
Griffin Avenue
Bradley and Sons
Niagara Mohawk Power Co
Big House to Host 4-H Week Kickoff with 13 Clubs
Bennington County 4-H clubs will gather at the Park-McCullough House in Hoosick Oct 6 to celebrate National 4-H Week. Marian Crawford announces a community open day from 11 am to 4 pm featuring demonstrations by 13 groups led by the Crawford family. Activities include batik printing, crafts, cooking, outdoor skills, and safety exhibits. Also present are 4-H Ambassadors, teen guides, and County Youth Agent William Snow.
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Big House
Bennington County
Park-McCullough House
Marian Crawford
East Arlington
Crawford
Bald Mountain Club
Keynith Knapp
Jack
Henry Young
Ridge
Joyce Legacy
Joyce Hyatt
North Bennington
Margaret Harris
Shaftsbury
Flora Wicks
Mary Lowry
Happy Blue Bells
West Rupert
Busy Bees
Natalie Marsh
Blance Mattison
Bennington Drama Club
4-H
Hope Lane
Charles Marra
William C. Snow
Extension Service
Fish and Game Board Holds Five Public Meetings
The Fish and Game Board of Vermont will hold five 7 p.m. informational hearings this week through November in Montpelier Manchester Bellows Falls St Albans and St Johnsbury to gather public opinion on possible regulation changes. Proposals include year round trout and bass seasons and removing trout size limits, plus fisher management and liberalized seasons for many species including gray squirrel hare rabbit ruffed grouse pheasant quail chukar turkey beaver otter mink raccoon skunk and muskrat. Public input is sought from residents statewide.
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Montpelier
Fish & Game Board
Pavilion
Manchester
Bellows Falls
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Fuller Hall
St. Johnsbury Academy
The
Trade School
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Lotti Tabler
Norshaft
Burton Seminary
Keith Bishop
Fred Bishop
Holly Nelson
Thomas Nelson
Catherine Capers
Wells
Paul Pelton
Edith Beaumont
American Legion Auxiliary
Catherine Hughes
Third Street
Peas the Hoosick Falls
Aerie of Eagles
First Street
McIinerney
Earl Kenney
Harold Thomas
Michael Griffin
Boy Scout
Mark Sheffer
Robert Frazier
Robert Reinfurt
David Downey
Christopher Petersen
Toddy Horton
Sean Casey
Scott Tate
Billy Florio
Richard Severson
Eagles
Hoosick
Millington and LaPorte
Martin Rogers
Cambridge
Leonard
Weir-Reynolds
Edith Craig Reynolds
William Gilchrest
Reynolds Foundation
Fish & Game
Edward F. Kehoe
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs
Main St
Bennington
Comnie
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Bennington Night
Green Mountain
Thoroughbred Racing
Green Mountain Race Track
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