Signs Shot At In Shaftsbury Meeting Notes
In Shaftsbury town hall officials learned two East Street traffic signs were shot by a shotgun this weekend. Road official Ken Harrington proposes replacement costs up to 20 dollars and eyeing a two way radio system for the road crew at about 3000 dollars. Selectmen also discuss a dying elm on the Arnold Tobler property and a septic issue near Magic Sleigh. They set next meeting for Monday at 8 pm.
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Sheilah Miller Shaftsbury
Merton Snow
Anthony Altobell
Alvan Lawrence
Road Forman
Ken Harrington
Art Howard
East Street
Harrington
Lake Shaftsbury
Selectmen
Lawrence
Snow
Pownal
Bennington
Altobell
Dorset Riders to meet at Dorset Elementary on Oct 15
The Dorset Riders group composed of parents citizens and Dorset Elementary faculty will hold a fall meeting at the school on Oct 15 at 7 30 p m to plan the coming year Funding goals include raising funds for basketball equipment Committee chairs will be appointed and refreshments will be served by Helen Tyler.
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Dorset
Dorset Riders
Dorset Elementary
Helen Tyler
Arlington couple marks 35 years with surprise open house
Mr. and Mrs. Ray N. Little of Arlington celebrated 35 years of marriage with a surprise open house on Sept. 29 hosted by their son-in-law and daughter William and Gail Danusiar of Langhorne Pa and son and daughter-in-law Brian and Nyoka Little of Arlington. About 75 relatives attended along with five grandchildren.
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Arlington
Ray N. Little
William and
Gail Danusiar
Langhorne
Brian and
Nyoka Little
Christopher
Karen
Kelly Danusiar
Keven
Sarah Little
Mrs. Little
Charles
Francis Ackley
Cambridge, N
Howard Hendrickson
Mr. Little
Eugene Young
Saranac Lake
N.Y
Hospital Admissions and Discharges List 1974 Week
Admissions for September 29 to October 5 include Earl D. Bain Greenwich William Bogardus Hoosick Falls Peggy Fifield Greenwich Irene Ferguson Salem Mabel Gates Hoosick Falls Betty Hoffman Greenwich Hazel Skelley Granville Neil A Tripp Cambridge. Discharges feature Joseph P Bartoski Hoosick Falls William J Bogardus Hoosick Falls Emily E Beaty Salem Ethel R Chamberlain Cambridge Thomas Martin Greenwich Richard Polley Greenwich Rose Mary Sheffield East Greenwich Emma Smith Hoosick Falls Herbert S Wilson Shushan.
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Earl D. Bain
Greenwich
William Bogardus
Hoosick Falls
Peggy Fifield
Irene Ferguson
Salem
Mabel Gates
Betty Hoffman
Hazel Skelley
Granville
Neil
A. Tripp
Cambridge
Joseph P. Bartoski
William J. Bogardus
Emily E. Beaty
Ethel R. Chamberlain
Thomas Martin
Richard Polley
Rose Mary Sheffield
East Greenwich
Emma Smith
Herbert S. Wilson
Shushan
Hoosick Falls Historical Society hears restoration talk
Norman Granning of White Creek spoke at the Hoosick Township Historical Society meeting in St. Mark's parish hall. He described restoring three houses to colonial appearance and discussed the White Creek Preservation Society and local bicentennial plans including a future open house at his John Allen home built in 1763.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Norman Granning
White Creek
Hoosick Township
Hoosick Falls Nurse Admitted To Putnam Memorial
Hoosick Falls nurse Mrs John F Kennedy R N of 6 Bell Street Hoosick Falls and a staff nurse at Hoosick Falls Health Center is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington.
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John F. Kennedy
R.N
Bell St
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Walk for the Hungry raises funds for West Africa aid
Reverend Clifford Gilson of West Hoosick Baptist Church led a Sunday Walk for the Hungry. The event netted more than 2500 to aid West Africa starving populations through Church World Service and the Catholic Relief Fund. The weather was favorable.
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Cummings Street
West Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
Africa
N.Y
Clifford Gilson
West Hoosick Baptist Church
West Africa
Church World Service
Catholic Relief Fund
Joline resigns as headmaster at Darrow School
Darrow School trustees in NEW LEBANON NY accepted John F. Joline III’s resignation as headmaster effective June 30 1975 after a 14 year tenure. A search committee led by Charles G. Abbott will recruit a successor from internal and external candidates while praising the school’s Shaker heritage and community emphasis.
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Joline
Darrow
New Lebanon
N.Y
John F. Joline III
William H. Hudnut III
Charles G. Abbott
New Canaan, Conn
Weston Antique Show helps pay mortgage on community center
Weston residents capped a strong 15 year run as the Weston Antique Show drew crowds over three days. Ticket sales rose from 1734 to 1830 despite a price rise to 2.50, with dealers and sponsors hosting a preview, bar service, and shrimp mishap. Local volunteers and booster events funded the community center and recreation efforts.
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Weston
Isabel Gwinn
Weston Antique Show
James Convery
Weston Selectman
Weston Community Center
Convery
Little Methodist Church
Frances
Marshall
Harriet Sisson
Weston Recreation Committee
Weston Fire Department
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