Arlington School Bus Schedule Set
Arlington Public Schools reopen with 8:15 a.m. start and 11:45 a.m. dismissal on Wednesday. Elementary release 2:40 p.m. and junior-senior high at 2:55 p.m. Bus routes include West Arlington leaving at 7:10 a.m. and other runs along Vt. 313, Red Mountain Road, U.S. 7, and East Arlington with afternoon drops listed for Grades 1-6. Drivers are Steven Bliss and Leo Gould.
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Arlington
West Arlington
Vt. 313
Red Mountain Road
Bentley Farm
Herbert Douglas
Crow Hill Road
Death Valley Hill
Animal Shelter
East Arlington Road
U.S. 7
Wade’s
Texaco
Crow Hill Turn
Green Mountain Restaurant
East Arlington
U.S
Steven Bliss
Leo Gould
Foresters Contemplate Impact Of New U S 7 on County Woodlands
A Bennington County Forestry Association panel in Manchester Vermont weighed the effects of a four lane U S 7 on local woodlands. Officials warned about 1300 private and federal acres at risk if access is limited, with proposals for limited access gates and rest areas as possible gateways for logging and recreation.
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U.S.7
Manchester
Vermont
Bennington County Forestry Association
Lye Brook
Sunderland
Bennington County
David Barton
U.S. Forest
Davis
Mul
Tiple
Jenkins
Power and Telephone Company
Highway Department
Hoosick Falls Pledges Support for Community Pool
Hoosick residents pledge funds to the Town of Hoosick Community Pool. A $450 donation will buy a plaque from the Hoosick Falls Standard Press. Corina Construction Company of Troy contributes $100, aiding new additions to Hoosick Falls Central School and Dodge Fibers Corp here.
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Hoosick
Hoosick Falls
New Forest and Parks Chief Pushes Decentralization
Manchester notes new Bennington County Forestry Association officers at its fifth annual meeting as Robert B. Williams, the new commissioner of forests and parks, advocates decentralization and modernization. He calls for local administrative power, enhanced training, wiser resource planning, and better interagency coordination to manage Vermont’s forests and recreation areas.
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Manchester
Bennington County Forestry Association
Avalanche Motor Lodge
Robert B. Williams
Charles E. Canfield
Arlington
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
John S. McCormick Jr
James Carpenter
Bennington
Edward H. Gorton
Shaftsbury
Williams
Canfield
Wilson
Erec
Vermont
Mt. Ascutney
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
Shaftsbury Health Association Names Membership Drive Workers
Miss Ruth Martin announces the Shafts bury Health Association membership canvass continues through September. The nurse, Mrs Madaelyn Green, visits Shaftsbury schools and provides home nursing, clinic assistance, pupil exams, and school vision and hearing tests. Numerous women and men are named as drive assistants.
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Shaftsbury
Ruth Martin
Shaftsbury Health Association
Madaelyn Green
Almon Wetherell
Wanda Harwood
Eddie Corey
Joseph Crossman
Sharon Rackliffe
Arthur Jones
Howard Corey
Laura Montgomery
Virginia Dooley
Ezekiel Cross
Lew Levin
Ardella Morin
Eleanor Hysek
George Delaney
Richard Borden
Linda Kelley
Donald Daisley
John Scarey
Harry Sanders Jr
Charles Wade
Richard Mattison
Rudolph Elwell
Edna Jones
Marion Hardy
Robert Jarvis
Barton Jenks
Peggy Thayer
Alice Paquin
W.J. Shultz
Fred Bishop
Theresa Jackson
Marion Smith
Raymond Clark
Paul Cross
George Garson
William Castle
Mabel Burke
Lost Treasure Talk at Manchester Historical Society
James Mitchell, assistant curator of the Bennington Museum, will speak on Lost Treasure at the Manchester Historical Society meeting next week. The session is set for Wednesday, Sept. 7 at 8 p.m. at the Mark Skinner Library with attendees including Robert Bierwirth, Mrs Grace Reed, Meredith Whitman, Mrs Milton Mackey, Mrs Spencer Haynes and Mrs Alfred Hazleton.
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Manchester
James Mitchell
Bennington Museum
Manchester Historical Society
Mark Skinner
Robert Bierwirth
Grace Reed
Meredith Whitman
Milton Mackey
Spencer Haynes
Alfred Hazelton
Scouts Hold Honor Rites Out of Doors
SHAFTSBURY More than 70 Scouts, parents, friends and committeemen attended a cook out, court of honor and tender foot investiture on the school grounds Saturday evening. Edwin Colvin presided during ceremonies opening with an assembly of Troop 331. Myron Greene, Russell Harwood and Myron Greene pledged allegiance. Tender foot ranks awarded to Russell Harwood and Myron Greene. Court of honor saw 47 merit badges awarded by Donald Farrar and Almon Wetherell. Thomas Faris rose to second class, awarded by John Billow. First class badges given to Ed Corey, Tim Wansbury and Peter Cross. Vic tor Harwood attained star scout, badge by Ed Colvin. Scoutmaster Freely introduced committeemen. supper by Scouts under supervision. Torch ceremony closed the event.
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Shaftsbury
Edwin Colvin
Myron Greene
Russell Harwood
Henry Freely
Donald Farrar
Almon Wetherell
Thomas Faris
John Billow
Henry Bunk
Ed Corey
Tim Wansbury
Peter Cross
Victor Harwood
Ed Colvin
Freeley
Arlington School Board Calls For Further Changes in Building Plans
Arlington Memorial High School addition plans drew board criticism at a special meeting. Officials urged Alfred T. Granger Associates to revise designs, discuss test borings at Fisher Elementary, and hold a 2 pm meeting with the architect in Hanover to refine cost and layout.
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Arlington School Board
Arlington — School
Arlington Memorial High School
Alfred T. Granger
Leon Wagner
Hanover
N.H
Fisher Elementary
Granger
Fisher School
Supt. Wagner
Charles E. Canfield
Muriel Linde
Supt
Wagner
Arnold Wilcox
William Towne
James Zobbian
Shaftsbury
AMHS
Zobian
Well Child Conference at Manchester Welfare and Nursing
A well child conference is slated in Manchester at the Welfare and Nursing Association rooms from 10 a.m. to 12 noon Thursday, announced by R.N. Mary D. Torrey. Delegates from Manchester Lions Club will attend a Saturday dinner in Montpelier honoring Lions International President Ed Lindsey of Lawrenceburg Tennessee. Attending couples included Harry and Mrs. Barber, Roy W. Barstow and Mrs. Barstow, and Don and Mrs. Otis. The reception was at the Brown Derby supper club.
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Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Mary D. Torrey
R.N
Manchester Lions Club
Montpelier
Lions International
Ed Lindsey
Lawrenceburg
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Edith Beaumont
Bennington, VT
New Forest and Parks Chief
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State Department of Industrial Relations
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Towne
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Pittsfield Airport
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