Hoosick Falls Elks dinner preps officers installation
Reservations closed for a dinner at the Hoosick Falls Elks clubhouse honoring the installation of officers. A Shaftsbury contingent will preside. In other news village residents urged the selectmen to ban backyard burning and to shut off water if rents remain unpaid after 60 days. John Wood re-elected fire chief, Guy Mattison to Prudential Committee, Jesse Strong elected treasurer and tax collector with a $25 raise for the assistant fire chief. The town kept a 30 cent Grand List tax rate and authorized updating water mains maps. an engineer will be hired for that purpose. A social with Paul LaPorte’s orchestra followed. The Hoosick Falls Senior Band performed at Castleton State College with H Luther Everly directing. Mrs Raymond Phillips hosted a wedding event as the couple headed to South Carolina. Margaret F Wirmusky, Mount Saint Vincent freshman, made the dean’s list. Newlyweds Donald and Mrs Smith left for Greenfield after a death in Hoosick Falls. An annual St Mary’s Academy awards dinner is set for April 21 at the BPO Elks clubhouse with Dan Denio as guest speaker. Tickets available from Walter Wirmusky.
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Shaftsbury
Prudential Committee
John Wood
Guy Mattison
Jesse Strong
St. Mary’s Academy
BPO Elks
Dan Denio
Capital District
Walter Wirmusky
Norshaft Lions Hold Busy Bi weekly Meeting
Norshaft Lions met with 38 members at Shaftsbury Methodist Church for a bi weekly supper. Maurice Ball spoke on Turkey where he served in the U S Air Force with slides. Reports indicated a busy season ahead including Green Up Day on April 18 and Boy Scout troop renewal.
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Maurice Ball
Norshaft Lions
Turkey
U.S. Air Force
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
Fred Wohnus
Stuart Preston
Norshaft
James Moore
Donald Dailey
Merritt Hewitt
Jack Cross
Brattleboro Lions Club
John Field
Joe Crossman
Norshaft-Arlington Little League
George Delaney
Shaftsbury
Pownal Fish and Game Club Plans Derby Day Fundraiser
The Pownal Fish and Game Club meets Monday April 13 at 7 30 p m in the North Pownal Firehouse to discuss plans for the annual Children's Derby on May 16 at White's Pond. Members will receive tickets to fund refreshments for participants and the winner will receive fishing tackle valued at 30 dollars.
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Pownal
Manchester Junior High Fellowship to View Sex Education Film
The junior high fellowship will meet in the Youth Center Saturday April 11 to view a film on sex education Take the High Road. Discussion on the subject will follow led by Mrs. Joseph Fowler RN.
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Joseph Fowler
R.N
Nuclear critic to air views at Bennington talk
Conservationist Larry Bogart, head of the Anti-Pollution League of New Jersey, will speak at the Elementary School cafeteria on Wednesday April 15 at 8 p.m. He argues nuclear plants are costly and emit low level radiation despite safeguards.
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Manchester
Larry Bogart
Wed
Nesday
Anti- Pollution League
New Jersey
Bogart
Chemical Industry
Bennington County
Bennington Committee For Survival
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Bennington College
Hiroshima
Irving Lyon
Washington
The
Kindergarten Registration Set at Center School
Registration for Pownal children entering kindergarten for the 1970-71 year is scheduled April 28 29 and 30 from 8 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. at Center School. Principal Bernard J. Bisson and secretary Mrs Arthur James oversee. An evening session is on April 28 from 7 to 9 p.m. Children must be five on or before Jan 1 1971 and parents must present vaccination records and birth certificates at registering.
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Pownal
Bernard J. Bisson
Arthur James
Teachers To Visit Williams College
Twenty four high school and preparatory school science teachers will visit Williams College Sunday and Monday to tour facilities and learn about the science curriculum and undergraduate research programs.
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Williamstown
Twentyfour High School
Williams College
Williams visit for area teachers highlights science programs
Arlington Parent Teachers will host a fathers night at 7 30 Monday in Fisher Elementary School with guest speaker William Steele Title III coordinator for the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union. Teachers from Rochester New York and New Jersey will join Berkshire and Southern Vermont educators to tour Bronfman Science Center and other Williams science facilities and hear faculty talks.
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Arlington
Fisher
William Steele
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Rochester
N.Y
New Jersey
Berkshire
Vermont
John A. MacFadyen Jr
Philip F. Smith
Williams
Bronfman Science Center
Pownal Pre School Clinic Dates Set At Firehouse
The annual pre school clinic for all Pownal residents will be held April 21 at the South Pownal Firehouse. Children birth to age 6 will receive a full physical examination and required immunizations including tetanus whooping cough diphtheria polio smallpox measles and German measles. Dr Ruth Steinman will lead assisted by nurse aides and area contacts for signup.
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Pownal
South Pownal
Ruth Steinman
Alice Howes
Madalyn Green
Harry Beals
Richard Champney
North Pownal
David Adler
East Pownal
Coleman Mason
Pownal Center
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Edith Beaumont
Paul LaPorte
Hoosick Falls Central School
Castleton
Castleton State College
H. Luther Everly
Raymond Phillips
Snow St
South Carolina
Fort Jackson
Dean’s
Margaret F. Wirmusky
College of Mount Saint Vincent
Riverdale
Elm St
Donald J. Smith
High Point
N.C
Greenfield
Mass
Stanley Smith
Tia
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Basketville USA
Cee
Mt. Equinox
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Joe Swayze
Nuke
National Committee
Lyon
Vernon
Easton
Bennington
Hudson River
New York Atomic and Space Development Authority
Allendale
N.J
Susan Tenner
Leland Rudd
Rudd
New
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Careen
Craig
Guitar
Fender
AnaBella Mobile Home Sales
Woodford RD
Main St
Goal Diggers
Vermont National
Action Bankers
Vermont National Bank
Bank America Service Corporation
Plug Life
Vermont Gas and
Utilgas Corp
Main Street
Gary Button
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