West Arlington Extension News Highlights Visitors and Meeting
West Arlington residents share maple syrup labor with Woodard family. Rev Harold E Green Sr visits from Leighton New Jersey for Vermont vacation with daughter Mrs Walter Finney. Extension delegates attend Middlebury meeting. Finney leads state council as first vice president. April meeting moves to North Shaftsbury Community House April 30 at 2 pm to discuss Modern Laundering Problems.
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Leighton, N.J
Harold E. Green Sr
Vermont
Walter Finney
West
North Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Selectmen Initiate Cole Hall Beautification Plan
Shaftsbury town officials led by Selectmen Merton Snow Lorenzo Sam Sanborn and Roy Whitman approved flagpole placements replacing a decayed pole near the town clerk's office. New flags from the Norshaft Lions Club and 1 40 Club will adorn Cole Hall and its entrance. They also consider a copper plaque monument for veterans, a glass case with gilt letters, and potential relocation when a park is built. Meetings discuss Cole Hall beautification, garage-style structures, and zoning, with plans to form a zoning commission amid 1968 act concerns. The board also arranged May 10 grievance day access for sisters, studied insurance pooling, and noted a new town truck arrival and a favorable fire marshal report pending battery purchase for emergency lighting.
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Shaftsbury
Selectmen
Merton Snow
Lorenzo
Sam’ Sanborn
Roy Whitman
Norshaft Lions Club
1-40 Club
Cole Hall
Whitman
Fire and Light District
Snow
Sanborn
Area Dead Deer Count Shows Upswing This Year
By Kay Weeks Arlington Fifty dead deer were found on the north side of Route 313 in West Ar. The count indicates an upswing over last year as wildlife officials assess causes and safety risks for motorists in the area.
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Arlington
Route 313
Lington
Fish and Game Dept
Tory Lane
Lawrie Hess
McCabe
Norman Brown
Brown
North Side
Ladd Brook
Mason Hill
Pownal
Red Mountain
Canfield
Terry Brook
Sandgate
Lemberg Property
Equinox Mountain
Wilcox Flats
Williams Accepts 571 For 69 Applications Up 18 Percent
Williams College mailed 571 acceptance letters from a record 2,492 applicants for next fall. The class size is expected near last year's 330 after May 1 replies. Applications rose 18 percent, with more black applicants and 47 black students accepted.
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Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Williams Afro-American Society
Berkshire County
Local News From South Cambridge and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Harold Baker has returned home from McClellan hospital. John Hamilton spent Sunday in Schoharie with Thomas Przysiecki. Mr and Mrs Norman D Bott of New Jersey spent the weekend at their farm. Mr and Mrs Malcolm Hamilton visited her parents at Charleton. Mrs Peter Matcovich underwent surgery at McClellan hospital and returned home Saturday. Mrs Leon Foster Sr and Mrs Foster Thayer of Bennington plus Miss Marion Dick and Irving Dick of West Hoosick were recent visitors at Gertrude Aiken. Area students on the Cambridge Central School third quarter honor list include Clifford Darfler Walter McNall Edward Harrington David Wilmot. United Methodist church service at 11:30 a.m. Rev Oswald A Muller pastor. Sunday school at 10:30 a.m. Food and rummage sales set for May 10.
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Harold Baker
McClellan Hospital
John Hamilton
Schoharie
Thomas Przysiecki
Norman D. Bott
New Jersey
Malcolm Hamilton
William Hamilton
Charleton
Peter Matcovich
Leon Foster Sr
Foster Thayer
Bennington
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Gertrude Aiken
Cambridge Central School
Clifford Darfler
Walter McNall
Edward Harrington
David Wilmot
United Methodist Church
Oswald A. Muller
Medical-Legal Seminar Sponsored by Vermont Medical Society and Bar Association
A joint committee of the Vermont Medical Society and the Vermont Bar Association will hold a Medical-Legal Seminar on April 24 at 1 30 p.m. at Pico Lodge Mendon. Co chairs Dr R E Bouchard and Atty Robert D Rachlin lead committees with guest speaker Atty Albert Averbach of New York City. Panels cover Professional compensation and Impartial Medical Testimony. Reception and dinner follow. arrange with Getty Page Rutland.
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Mendon
Vermont Medical Society
Vermont Bar Association
Pico Lodge
R.E. Bouchard
Burlington
Robert D. Rachlin
St. Johnsbury
Atty
Albert Averbach
New York City
Jects
Bouchard
Atty, Rachlin
Donald Hackel
David Toll
Lester J. Wallman
Frederic Allen
Dr. J
Bishop McGill
Edward Simpson
Atty. R
Allan Paul
William Mikell
Getty Page
Merchants Row
Rutland
Page
C. John Holmes
Pownal youth sports programs draw community effort
In North Pownal and surrounding areas, youth activities expand with a spring baseball program for boys ages 9 through 12 at Center School, aimed to form four local teams as 31 boys sign up. community volunteers step forward to coach, while Cub Pack 347, Boy Scout Troop 347, and Lions Club activities schedule meetings and camping plans for Brownies, Junior Girl Scouts, and summer at Sugarbush Day Camp with 18 local scouts registered.
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Pownals
Center
Pownal
Charles Betit
Maurice Hight
Edward Reynolds
William Paradise
Leo Harris
James Quinn
John Bottess
Harold McLenahan
Mr. Hight
Mr. Bett
North Pownal
Boy Scout
Rolland Roy
South Pownal
Anson Pratt
Dallas
Texas
Thomas C. Bluto
Nor-Shaft Club
Pownal Brownies
Sugarbush Day Camp
West Mountain Road
Shaftsbury
Ronald Martin
Pownal Center
Arlington student elected secretary at Vermont Tech
Ma linda J. Grover of Battenkill Drive Arlington has been elected secretary of the Vermont Technical College Student Activity Committee. A graduate of Arlington Memorial High School she originally enrolled in mechanical technology but has transferred to the architectural and building technology course opening this September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Center
Malinda J. Grover
Battenkill Drive
Arlington
Vermont Technical College
Miss Grover
Arlington Memorial High School
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Bellows Falls
Randolph
West Arlington
Donald Woodard
Ft. Devons
Douglas Woodard
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UPID
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Vt. Medical
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
The
Vera Langlais
Brownies
Lisa Bull
Robin Greene
Joanne Comar
Mary Ann Brewer
Leslie Ware
Debra Patterson
Sandra Peckham
Alessa Beals
Patience Mantello
Cindy Beals
Sarah Peckham
Terri Mantello
Toni Mantello
Kelly Mattison
Tonya Weddle
Henrietta Roy
Nancy Buck
Jill Martin
John Scarey
McCarthy Acres
North Bennington
Éiant
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North Adams
Tana Sec. Ph
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