Twelve Shaftsbury Scouts Advance at Award Night
Twelve members of Troop 31 BSA Shaftsbury earned advancement awards and four received merit badges at the Award Night ceremony. The outdoor event opened with a family picnic and ceremony led by Lynn Bunk, Alan Sands, Ronnie Stufflebeam, and Robert Augeri, with staff assisting in presenting awards.
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Shaftsbury
Troop 31
BSA
Lynn Bunk
Alan Sands
Camp Sunrise
Ronnie Stufflebeam
Robert Augeri
Green Bar Patrol
Edwin Colvin
Don Farrar
Jeff Clawson
Rickie Harrington
Tim Viereck
John Cole
Bruce Gabrus
Mike Shea
George Sandquist
Peter Cross
Chris Denio
Dorset
Dale Sands
Taconic
Ethan Allen Council
Philip Roach
Pownal GOP Caucus Set September 13
Pownal Vermont the Republican Town Caucus will be held September 13 at 8 p.m. in Town Hall. Members to the town committee will be elected and other business discussed. An organization meeting will follow to elect a chairman vice chairman secretary and treasurer. Current president is Marcel A Langlais. vice chairman Harold P Hicks. secretary treasurer Miss Ellen Lillie. Two members to the Bennington County Committee will be named. Lane glais and Miss Margaret E Lillie now serve. Committees are elected in the fall of odd years to serve two-year terms.
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Pownal
Marcel A. Langlais
Harold P. Hicks
Ellen Lillie
Bennington
Roach Family Weekend in Shaftsbury and Local Events
White Plains residents Mr. and Mrs. William J. Roach and three children visit his parents in Shaftsbury after camping at Emerald Lake State Park. A Little League softball game bee tween 1965 Norshaft graduates and old-timers is set for Sunday at 1 30 p.m. at North Bennington field. The 1-40 Club meets Friday at 8 at Mrs. Rudolph Elwell Jr. home on East Road. Albert Mattison and spouse return from a two week stay at Owen Bay House Jr. on Lake Champlain.
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William J. Roach
White Plains
N.Y
Philip Roach
Emerald Lake State Park
North Dorset
Norshaft
North Bennington
Little League Field
Rudolph Elwell Jr
East Road
Albert Mattison
Owen Bay House Jr
Lake Champlain
Listers Report Grieving Over Property Values in Shaftsbury Grand List
Shaftsbury listers show unofficial figures from Grievance Days indicating most residents appearing owned property under 1300 dollars on the 1965 Grand List. About 68 percent were assessed 800 to 1300, 19 percent 1300 to 1600, 10 percent 1600 to 2000, and 3 percent over 2000, suggesting lower value homes feel the reassessment most.
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Shaftsbury
Listers
Old Mill winning oil at Cambridge flower show
In Cambridge a popularity vote crowned The Old Mill an oil by Mrs B D Proud of West Cambridge as the top painting among 31 works in the arts and crafts exhibit at the flower show. Second place tied between Mrs Charles Cole for Main Street and Mrs Marjorie Young for a pastel dog portrait. The United Nations oil by Mrs Proud placed fourth. The show’s committee was led by Mrs Ivan Cheney and Mrs Walter Dunbar with numerous listed members handling entries, arrangements, judges, and refreshments.
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Cambridge
B.D. Proud
West Cambridge
Charles Cole
Main Street
Marejorie Young
Proud
United Nations
Ivan Cheney
Walter Dunbar
Charles Batebolts
James Coulter
Marjorie Young
John Meyer
Charles F. Hawes
Ernest Spigner
Theodore Buckley
Hertel
William J. Connor
George Morse
Raymond Briggs
Christina Stevens
J. H. Bangs
Victor Royal
William McIinerney
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Fred Carmichael
Patricia Carmichael
Mary Carter
Dorset Playhouse
Caravan Theatre
Rinehart
Star Scouts
Lynn Buak
Buak
Sands
Augeri
Stufflebeam
GOP
Fran Stacy
Ruth Bates
North St. Shopping Plaza
General Electric
Main ST
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