Junkyard charges await action in Arlington case
Bennington courts have taken no further action on two alleged junkyard violations by Stuart W. Thompson of Warm Brook Road Arlington. In June Arlington filed a complaint in Bennington Superior Court charging an illegal junkyard with unregistered vehicles and scrap material visible from the highway. Thompson, who has since moved some vehicles, asks for a detailed list of complaints and notes he bought only one car since 1973. He pleaded not guilty July 21 in Bennington District Court to storage of scrap within sight of a public highway and was released on $100 bail. A pre trial conference and trial date have yet to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Stuart W. Thompson
Warm Brook Road
Arlington
Thompson
Kennedy Ludlam
Manchester BBS Eyes Receiving High School Designation
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary trustees explore designating the private high school as the receiving high school for North Shire and nearby districts. Superintendent Edward F. Houlihan will discuss with BRSU districts after briefings to Manchester and Dorset boards. Current tuition for state approved schools averages 1467, Burr and Burton at 1700 with a state waiver.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
North Shire
BBS
Bennington - Rutland Supervisory Union
Edward F. Houlihan
Dorset
Houlihan
BRSU
Rupert and Pawlet
Salem
Granville
Vermont Union High Schools
Burr and Burton
State Department of Education
Central Vermont power outage planned for Pownal
Central Vermont Public Service warns of an electric power interruption in Pownal on Saturday August 16 from 2 30 to 4 30 a m for substation testing with a same time on Sunday August 17 if weather delays. Customers in affected areas will receive mail notification beforehand. Dorset School Board meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the Dorset school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Pownal
Central
Vermont
Dorset
Manchester
BBS
Past Masters' Night at Battenkill Grange and ZBA Approvals
The Battenkill Grange held Past Masters' Night on August 6 led by Roy Crofut with a hot dog and marshmallow roast. The zoning board of adjustment unanimously approved Charles Becker to place an underground gas tank on Ledgerly Drive, Charles Watson to open a real estate office on Main Street with off street parking, Eagle Square to build a 15 by 56 foot storage shed on the plant's north side, and Art Paulin to convert property on Bank Street Ex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Charles Becker
Ledgerly Drive
Charles Watson
Eagle Square
Art Paulin
Bank Street
Shaftsbury Board of Adjustment to Hear Variances
Shaftsbury tense as plan shown to board. meeting set for Tuesday in Cole Hall at 8 p.m. to discuss variances for Coonradt addition on Sycamore Lane, Thompson building use on Brick Row, and Harrington third apartment on Main Street with extra parking. Also notes merit badges earned by local Boy Scout troop, upcomings 4-H meetings, and a February accident in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustment
Cole Hall
Joe and
Judy Coonradt
Sycamore Lane
Nat Thompson
Brick Row
Perkins TV Shop
Elizabeth Dwyer
Martin Harrington
Dale Salin
Camp Plymouth
Tyson
Echo Lake
David Kosche
Mark Evans
Billy Colvin
John Meyres
John Harrington
Brian Beebee
Rick Jones
Pat Harris
Jack Evans
Eugene Kosche
Ronald Stufflebeam
Alan Beebee
Salin
Beebee
Local Notices and Visits Around Fort Ann Area
White Creek and furnished by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Newell of Albany, former summer residents here. In the afternoon, Rev. Anton Beza of Pittstown, N.Y. gave a humorous as well as inspirational chalk talk. The art exhibit run by Geoffrey Jones was also well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Freemyre are leaving for their new residence at Fort Stewart, Ga. after his sick leave is spent at the home of his sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Mrs. Cheryl Lewis of Knoxville, Tenn. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. Peter Baldwin of Ware, Mass. spent a few days with his parents, the Harry Baldwins Jr. last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Latham of New York City are at their home here for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Newell
Albany
Anton Beza
Pittstown
N.Y
Geoffrey Jones
Ronald Freemyre
Fort Stewart, Ga
Thomas Wilson
O— Peter Baldwin
Ware
Mass
Harry Baldwins Jr
John Latham
New York City
Fairfield visitor Walloomsac George Utter hosts mother
Fairfield resident Walloomsac George Utter visited his mother Mrs. Caroline Utter. Mrs. Julia C. Halloran spent a day with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Torpey and sons Mark and Danny in Johnsonville. Mrs. Margaret Sally and children from Mechanicsville joined the Torpeys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Utter
Fairfield, Conn
Caroline Utter
Julia C. Halloran
Edward Torpey
Mark and
Danny
Johnsonville
Margaret Sally
Mechanicsville
Torpeys
Pownal Fire Association to Hold Evening Meeting
The Pownal Fire Protective Association plans a monthly business meeting at 7 p.m. tonight at the firehouse. At 7:30 p.m. tonight the East Pownal Volunteers Fire Department will also meet at the same location. The Solomon Wright Library announces hours: Monday and Tuesday noon to 5 p.m., Wednesday noon to 3 p.m.
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Pownal
East Pownal
Solomon Wright
Future of salmon restoration forum in Brattleboro
The Southern Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs will host a public forum on Atlantic salmon restoration in the Connecticut River. On Wednesday Aug 13 at 8 p.m. at St Michael's Catholic School speakers include Roger I Lanse of the U S Fish and Wildlife Service and Vermont Fish and Game Commissioner Edward F Kehoe. Lanse will discuss past present and future efforts and the Turners Falls ladder project funding snag, with a slide show and Q A. Refreshments, directions and contact Clyde E Mattison at 802-362-2613.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brattleboro
Vermont
Connecticut River
St. Michael’s Catholic School
Roger I. Lanse
Connecticut
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Vermont Fish and Game
Edward F. Kehoe
Lanse
Turners Falls
Mass
St. Michael’s
Main Street
Walnut Street
Clyde E. Mattison
Manchester Center
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Bennington County Kennel Club
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
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Pownals
White Creek
Jermain Hall
Battenkill
Roy Crofut
Sandy
Steven
Shaftsbury
Ment
Hattie Wade
Harrington
Andy Bacchi
Dianne Dusha
Arlington Community House
Matteson
George Novotny
Randy Novotny
Mary Paustian
Tommy Miller
Washington, D.C
Home Economics Committee
Elden Bucklin
Brattleboro Hospital
Him
Dan Hoffman
Maurice Matteson
Jake
Belle Decker
New England
Durham, N.H
Sarah Molloy
River Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Manchester Rescue Squad
Eleanor Niles
Michael Bellemare
Middlefield, Conn
Joseph Thompsons
George Lobdell
Sally
New Jersey
Hedges Lake
Maureen Hulihan
Jo- Anne Tollison
Little Notch
Fort Ann
Cheryl Lewis
Knoxville, Tenn
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
David Baker
Washington
Mrs
Harvey Baker
Louie Shyder
Glens Falls
Mrs. Ellsworth Stevens
O— Ellsworth Stevens
Camp Waxkoonmie
Joe Hoag
Lake George
Edward Cooke
Central Bridge
Oscar Stewart Sr
Museum Research Associates
Winthrop
Maine
Yale
Clare Kay
Yale Industrial Trucks
Mohawk Valley, Inc
Pine Street
Burlington
Spinelli Field
Walker
Smancer
Catering Service
Madkour
Wari
Main ST
Monthru
Sungay Btil
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