Hampshire, A: Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of A

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Hampshire, A: Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of A

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Jazyk: Anglický jazyk
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O knihe

Excerpt from Annual Report of the Officers of the Town of Ashland: For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31, 1995

Laurent Joe Ruell, Ashland postmaster (1965 has been of vital service to the town of Ashland since his early years when, after graduating from Keene Teachers College, he was elected to the School Board and also became involved with the local Boy Scout Troop. After serving in the Army Air Force in World War II, he returned home and served again on the School Board, Board of Selectmen, Budget Committee, Recreation Commission, Town Trustees and Planning Board.

In addition, he was founder and long-time officer of the Ashland Booster Club, whose work resulted in the ballpark, clubhouse, town beach, and playground and swimming programs. He was also a charter member of the Ashland Historical Society, and Memorial Park Committee. He volunteered with the area Boy Scouts, American Legion, St. Agnes Parish, Fish, Meals on Wheels, and American Cancer Society. And some will remember him on the town and college baseball and basketball teams.

His long, full life was devoted to the home and town he loved.

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