A new shelter for Charlotte Beach attendants

The Charlotte News

A shelter for beach attendants at the Charlotte Beach was being built last Saturday by members of the Charlotte Recreation Committee and the Charlotte-Shelburne-Hinesburg Rotary Club. In the coming days the project will be finalized with siding, roof structure, windows and doors. The shelter was designed by Charlotter, Rick Ahern and funds for this project were made possible by the Charlotte-Shelburne-Hinesburg Rotary Club. 

Bill Fraser- Harris, Bill Root and Bill Deming putting the final nails in the structure. Photo by John Hammer
Pictured left to right: Bill Deming, Terry Kennaugh, Bill Fraser-Harris, Bill Root and Rick Ahern. Photo by John Hammer.

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