Dorset Selectmen Accept Legality of Zoning Petition
Dorset selectmen ruled a petition calling a special Town Meeting to reconsider the zoning decision of March legal under Vermont law. The May 20 meeting could test whether the Dorset zoning bylaw remains in effect. opinions on which statute applies varied among officials and petition signers.
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William Gilbert
Dorset
Dorset Selectmen
Arthur O'Dea
Selectnew
Vermont
Dea
Vermont Supreme Court
Christopher Webber Jr
Costello
Webber
Rutland
John Stannard
Byron Bowen
Lee
Roger Rumney
Calvin Skinner
Manchester Plans Five Member Board If Voters Agree
Thirteen candidates filed for two added seats on Manchester's board of selectmen. A May 8 special Town Meeting must approve expanding from three to five members. If approved, the two highest vote-getters will join the board until the next March Town Meeting, then elections will fill two seats for one year and one for three years. Nominees include Doris Perry Luis Mattison Susan Miller Stanford Zecher and Howard Hawk Dufresne.
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Manchester
Board of Selectmen
Doris Perry
Luis Mattison
Susan Miller
Stanford Zecher
Howard
Hawk" Dufresne
Jesse Ameden
Joseph A. Charbonneau
W. Dean Ferris
Anthony Gaudelle
Harold Harrington
James Kardas
Patrick Salo
Douglas ©. Schner
Ralph Fleming Jr
Dana L. Thompson
John T. Carmody Jr
Harald Benson
Carmody
Fiverman
Planning urged on rapid growth in Oregon and Manchester
Oregon Governor Tom McCall urged planning to handle rapid growth and political pressure groups at a conference in Los Angeles. In Manchester New Hampshire a push to expand the board surfaced amid town meetings and a recent election, with multiple candidates filing and the likelihood of a five member board after May.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Oregon
Tom McCall
McCall
Dorset car wash supports eighth grade Boston trip
There will be a car wash at the Dorset School Saturday April 14 from 10 to 4 p.m. Donations are 1 per car for the benefit of the eighth grade class trip to Boston.
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Dorset School
Boston
Shaftsbury Story Hour and Choir Rehearsals Announced
Shaftsbury announces Chicken Little Story Hour on Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Shaftsbury Fire House. The Junior Choir of the United Methodist Church meets Thursday at 6 p.m., with the Senior Choir rehearsing Thursday at 7 p.m.
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Shaftsbury
Jhunior
United Methodist Church
Arlington Home Demonstration Group Meeting Postponed
The Arlington Home Demonstration Group postpones its April 11 meeting until further notice. Aclene Thompson is listed as contact. Arlington residents are advised to watch notices for new date and venue details.
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Arlington Home
From suffrage to today's women's lib
Margaretta Van R Schuyler describes militants in the early women's party while noting nonviolent tactics. Three local women will discuss the movement at Gov McCullough Mansion on Sunday April 15 at 4 pm with Gail Thain Parker of Bennington College moderating. Lucia Howard will discuss the League of Women Voters and its 50 year history. Admission is free.
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Margaretta van R. Schuyler
Women's Party
Margaretta Schuyler
Gov. McCullough
Fifth Avenue
Fortieth Street
Woodrow Wilson
Metropolitan Opera House
Lucia Howard
League of Women Voters
National League of Women Voters
Shaftsbury Village Keeps Fire District, Votes to Stay
Shaftsbury Fire and Light District members voted at the annual village meeting to avoid dissolving the district. Critics argued a town function could lower costs and insurance, while supporters urged maintaining the district and clarifying future oversight.
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Shaftsbury Village
Kelton Miller
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Fire and Light District
Edwin A. Colvin
Colvin
Pire
Tormet
Charles Becker
Becker
Arthur Faris
Ives
Floyd Holliday
Faris
Dave Mattison
Prudential
West Shaftsbury
Fire and Light District
Muthocity
Pownals Church Activities and Renovation Plans
The North Pownal Congregational Church schedules a Wednesday choir at 6 30 PM a teacher training class with Nancy Gilmore at 7 30 PM and a Bible class at 7 30 0 PM at the parsonage. The Board of Control approved Daniel Pratt to paint the exterior and Mrs Charles Rounds to obtain estimates for cracked stained glass repairs.
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North Pownal Congregational Church
Nancy Gilmore
Children’s Evangelism Fellowship of Vermont
Board of Control
Pownal Center Community Church
Doring Daniel Pratt
Pownal
Charles Rounds
Ira Chaffee
Lawrence Chaffee
David Adler
Edward McKeever
Harry Niles
David Niles
George Andrews
Fletcher Hall
Robert Thompson
Daniel Rounds
Harwood defends record as session winds down in Montpelier
Senator Madeline Harwood of Bennington County reassures constituents no jockeying for bills, cites 99 0 Senate vote on her drug bill, notes dental bill delays by House, and invites speaking engagements this summer while urging timely action on health measures and appropriations in the 1973 session.
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Senate
Vermont
House
Sen
Harwood
Health and Welfare Committee
VPIRG
Harsand
Montpelier
Banner
Rutland Herald
Commissioner of Public Safety
Madeline B. Harwood
Bennington County
Pleasant Valley Grange meeting moved to Friday night
The Pleasant Valley Grange will hold its meetings this Friday April 13 at 8 p.m. at the hall, a date change due to Good Friday. The item notes other local happenings including 4-H club activities and student Pauline Wilmot's Green Key appointment.
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Dale MacNeil
Restleigh
Gerald Aiken
Cambridge
Kenneth Aiken
Pleasant Valley Grange
HFCS Athletes Honored At Hoosick Falls Banquet
Hoosick Falls Central School honored wrestling and basketball teams at a banquet in the school cafeteria. Steven Steller received the Sam E. Harrison Memorial MVP award while four seniors were named as nominees by opposing coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
Steven Steller
Sam E. Harrison
Edward Bornt
Gary Miller
Howard Wright
Howard Dewey
Kenneth Baker
Guy Baker
Washington County
Elen Petrikus
Betsy Davendonis
Tucker Chapter 38 OFS selects officers in North Bennington
At the annual meeting Mrs Marjorie Jones was named worthy matron for the coming year. Officers include Ralph Ciadsey as worthy patron Marjorie Kenyon as associate matron Raymond Sharkey as associate patron Anna Caracciola secretary Janet Harrington treasurer Marion Frost conductress Marjorie Sharkey associate conductress A joint installation with Tucker Lodge F A M is planned for April 29 at 2 p m open to the public.
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Tucker Chapter 38
OFS
Marjorie Jones
Ralph Ciadsey
Marjorie Kenyon
Raymond Sharkey
Anna Caracciola
Janet Harrington
Marion Frost
Marjorie Sharkey
Tucker Lodge
F.&a.m
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