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tr Prattle bom Reformer Wednesday, January 31, 1979-Page 9 Rockingham Area Athens, Grafton, Saxton River, Westminster West River Valley Brookline, Jamaica, Newfane, Stratton, TownshenH Wardaboro, West Dummerston, Windham A complete copy of the proposed policy is available to interested persons at the school in Grafton, the office of the superintendent of schools on Atkinson Street in Bellows Falls, and at the office of the town clerk in Grafton. Anita Lewin and children Tal and Pren of Chapel Hill, N.C., have concluded a visit with Dr. and 1 Mrs. Melvin Shakun and family of South Newfane. Winter NEWFANE Newfane! residents are digging out of what one resident called the 14th weekend major storm to hit the area Road crews have been out working around the clock as have the repair crews of the power companies.

The entire village of Newfane had a blackout at suppertime Friday for about an hour. The telephone service was maintained by the emergency hook-up. KURN HATTIN Basketball WESTMINSTER On Jan. 23 the boys basketball team won 54-34 in a march with Charlestown, N.H. At the same time the girls team defeated the Walpole, N.H., team 28-24.

On Wednesday the boys overwhelmed the St. Charles team of Bellows Falls, 78-23. The junior boys teams split their two games with a 34-12 win over the Vilas School team of Alstead, N.H., and a 27-30 loss to the St. Charles team. Boy Scouts WESTMINSTER Some of the older Boy Scouts are training for the first aid merit badge.

Instruction is presented by Ronald Cleveland, printing instructor, who is a member of Brattleboros Rescue Inc. The boys receiving the instruction are James Dougherty, Brian Polito, John Ricard, Michael Rose, and Eric Streeter. Watch Austine Play WESTMINSTER A number of boys, accompanied by Patrick Vondle and Dainard Sanborn of the Kurn Hattin recently saw the Austine School basketball team lose by a narrow margin to the Burke High School team of Dorchester, Mass. Alphonzo Hobbs of Kurn Hattin watched two of his older brothers play for Burke. WESTMINSTER Mary Fullam School Directors WESTMINSTER The Westminster Board of School Directors will consider an amendment to its policy of transportation of pupils at a regular meeting of the board to be held at the Westminster Center School on Wednesday, Feb.

14, beginning at 8 p.m. A complete copy of the proposed policy is available to interested persons at each school in Westminster, the office of the superintendent of schools on Atkinson Street in Bellows Falls, and at the office of the town clerk in Westminster. GRAFTON Beatrice Fisher School Directors Meeting GRAFTON The Grafton Board of School Directors will consider an amendment to its policy of transportation of pupils at a regular meeting of the board to be held at the town clerks office in Grafton on Wednesday, Feb. 14, at 1:30 p.m. Chapin and men temporarily straightened the chimney back up and guyed it with heavy cable until further repairs can be made.

NEWFANE RuthSchreyer Morning Circle NEWFANE The Morning Circle of the First Congregational Church will meet Thursday, Feb. 1, at 10 a.m. at the church. During the meeting, the membership books will be brought up to date. A salad bar luncheon will follow the meeting.

More on Cable NEWFANE Mrs. Carol Cooper of Sunset Lake Road, Williamsville, who recently testified at a Public Service Board hearing in Newfane, states that one of the reasons she feels the $600 extension charg of EMCO, Inc. of Manchester, is excessive is that the three poles needed to extend the cable are already there and would not have to be installed especially for her connection. Mrs. Cooper has brought suit to have EMCO, Inc.

connect her with the last customer on the line, Mrs. Dorothy Van Hall. Southern Skiers NEWFANE Drs. Arie and SAXTONS RIVER Marilyn Jackson Family Supper SAXTONS RIVER Christs Church will host an all-church family supper Friday, Feb. 2, at 6 p.m.

at the church on Main Street. The supper will be catered by church members. Members will be asked for a small donation and should bring their own plates and silverware. Club 39 SAXTONS RIVER Club 39 will meet at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Feb.

8, at Christs Church. Special feature of the meeting will be a food auction with proceeds going to the churchs building fund. Each member is asked to bring some homemade food for auction. The club's Jan. 25 meeting was canceled because of bad weather.

TOWNSHEND Marcia DeWitt Well Child Clinic TOWNSHEND The Valley Health Council will sponsor a well-child clinic at Townshend Church on Thursday, Feb. 1, from 9 to 11 a.m. with Dr. Virginia P. Riggs attending physician.

JAMAICA Mildred Perry Personals JAMAICA Mr. and Mrs. Warren Patrick spent the weekend with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Wadsworth and two children in Moodus, Conn.

Dr. Mary-Howe Grant of Brooklyn, N.Y., is spending some time with her father, James Howe, who has just returned from the hospital. Church Snowed Out JAMAICA The Community Church service was resumed on Sunday after a forced vacation due to the heavy storms over the past two weeks. It was feared the community would be without service last week, as the accumulation of snow on the church roof came off and pulled the chimney partially over toward the roof. On Saturday, Bruce Ski Trails Opened at Santa Land PUTNEY Robert Brewer, president of Santa's Land, has announced the opening of a cross country skiing facility with groomed trails, ski rentals and instruction.

The ski touring trails are open daily from 9:30 to 4:30 p.m. Sleigh rides are available Saturdays and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m., other times by CB PROJECT Antonio Condello, president of the Stateline Border Breakers CB Club, presents a check for $400 to Mrs. Helen Penna, administrative director of Linden Lodge. The club raised the money through a Bowl-a-thon at the King Bowling Center, and gave it to Linden Lodge for their van fund. The club has also made donations to Rescue the Winston Prouty Center, and CABA.

The club now has two teams participating in the charity bowl being held monthly at the Brattleboro Bowl. Last month one of their teams tied for first place and donated their share of the winnings ($75) to the Reformer Christmas Stocking. Conn. River Valley hiimiiHTstim. Hiilfnnl.

Putney. Vernon GUILFORD Terry Sprague Fire Dept. Auxilary GUILFORD The Fire Dept. Auxilary in a recent meeting voted to purchase a new refrigrator and chairs for the department hall. They also contributed $1,500 toward the purchase of a radio for the fire department.

The auxilary will meet on Thursday, Feb. 1, at 8 p.m. town clerk's office. This is for the term of Dr. Albert Ranney that expires this March.

Dr. Ranney is not a candidate. Meeting Changed DUMMERSTON The meeting of the school directors will be held Tuesday, Feb. 6, at 7:30 p.m. at the West Dummerston School.

The change of date is because of the informational meeting of the Union School District. Bill Cosby tells why Red Cross needs your type of blood. SAVE MONEY USDA WESTERN STEER BEEF Hind Quarters Eye Round Sirloin, Tenderloin Cut and Wrapped Fim PortirhouM, T-Bofl VERNON Joann Johnson Vernon Selectmen VERNON The board of selectmen will meet on Thursday, Feb. 1, at 7:30 p.m. at the town office building.

School Honor Roll VERNON Honor roll at the elementary school for the last marking period is as follows: Grade 6, Jodi Dunn, Tim Frink, Tom Green, Lisa Shippee, Richard Slowe, Jon Morrison, Karen Damian, Deanna Weyman, Troy Dennen, and Robin Lorandeau; grade 5, Adam Glick, Corinne Lenois, Keith Puffer and Matthew Halvey; grade 4, Michael Sullivan, Brett Morrison, Patrick O'Neill, Kelli Warriner, Stephanie Peduzzi, and Kristine Hurst. Indies Circle VERNON Ladies Circle will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 1:30 p.m. at the home of the hostess, Mrs. Harry Corey.

Town Picnic Committee VERNON The committee for the annual town picnic will meet on Wednesday, Feb. 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the town office building. Those interested in aiding the committee are asked to attend this meeting. DUMMERSTON Olive Evans Files Petition DUMMERSTON Mrs.

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