Mobile Home Tax Protest Delays Pownal Meeting
In Pownal 19 mobile home owners mostly from South Pownal delayed the annual tax abatement meeting for over an hour protesting assessments. The board kept its figures as delinquent payments rise and a state level review is planned. Officials noted $611.78 as currently non collectible after reviewing individual taxes.
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Pownal
South Pownal
Board of Sisters
Pownals
Harvey Burdick Jr
Richard E. Champney
Joseph J. Tornadene
A. Coleman Mason
Arthur E. George
Burton Peckham
Rachel Mason
Marcel A. Langlais
BCA
Henry Brown
Ellen Lillie
Charles Mason
Florence Towslee
Carolyn Peckham
Harold Hicks
Dorset Voters Debut Proposed Zoning Ordinance
Dorset residents receive copies of the first proposed zoning ordinance for the town. An open meeting is set for December 13 at 8 p.m. in Dorset Elementary School to answer questions and hear suggestions. The 10 page measure creates village and rural districts across North East Dorset, reflecting talks with the Vermont Development Department amid resort plans and local opposition.
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Dorset
Leon Edgerton
William Burns
South Dorset
Robert Dressler
East Dorset
James Lee II
Barrows House
George McWayne
Dorset Village
Dorset Associate Inc
Dorset Hollow
Vermont Development Department
North
East
South
Vermont
Baby Boy John Christian Zimmerman Born in Yerba Buena
West Arlington Sandgate area announces the birth of baby John Christian Zimmerman on November 29 in Yerba Buena California to Lt and Mrs Harold Zimmerman. Mother Patricia Hess is daughter of Lawrie Hess of West Arlington and Zimmerman is son of Mrs Thurs ton Hulet of Arlington. Brother Matthew marks a first birthday on the horizon. weight six pounds five ounces. Hess flew to Yerba Buena mid November to stay with the family.
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John Christian
Harold Zimmerman
Yerba Buena
Calif
Patricia Hess
Lawrie Hess
West Arlington
Zimmerman
Thurston Hulet
Arlington
Matthew
Specialty Insulation Mfg Signs Contract With Rubber Workers Union
HOOSICK FALLS NY Negotiations completed for a new contract between Specialty Insulation Mfg Co and Local 46 United Rubber Workers Union. Edmund Skorupski and William Fernandez announced terms including a seven cent hourly raise, reclassification of skilled workers, and a pension plan. Nine paid holidays, weekly earnings from 100 to 120 dollars, and a strong company union relationship were cited. A dinner at Paradise Restaurant followed the agreement. William Grennan, president, led the local union with Harold Dooley, James Nealon, and Raymond Thomas in key roles. Grennan attended the United Rubber Workers International Convention in September in Miami Beach.
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Clude
Grennan
United Rubber Workers Union
Miami Beach
Fla
Specialty Insulation Mfg. Co
Hoosick Falls
Carl J. Kempf
William Fernandez
United Rubber Workers of America
William Grennan
Luke Fleming
Raymond Thomas
James Nealon
Harold Dooley
Kempf
Fleming
Edmund Skorupski
Florida
Beaumont
Mountain towns ski program begins at Mount Snow
The Beaver-Brook Parent Teacher Club sponsors the Wilmington and West Dover annual school ski program. Bob McCafferty is ski director. Classes for all ages meet Tuesdays at Mount Snow with free ski and pole rentals and bus transportation. Grades 1 to 3 require parental accompaniment. volunteers, lodge owners, and pros will instruct.
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Wilmington
West Dover
Beaver - Brook
Bob McCafferty
Mount Snow
Hoosick Falls Grade 8 to present Pinafore opera
Hoosick Falls Central School grade 8 students perform Gilbert and Sullivan’s H.M.S. Pinafore at 7:30 p.m. in the high school auditorium, with two more shows for younger grades. A different cast stars each performance as students have prepared the operetta in general music class.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Catherine Beck
Susan Brandalik
Thomas Brandalik
Jane Brenenstuhl
William Brown
Hoosick
Amy Brust
Kevin Buck
Barbara Charron
Helen Cottrell
Robert Dowling
Pamela Green
Karen Hall
Mark Harrison
Debra Hunt
Lucinda Kaukas
Laura Keough
Fred Leonard
James Monahan
Charles Murphy
Mardi Niles
Sheila Ogilvie
Deborah O’neil
James Petell
Colleen Pierce
Michele Restino
Celia Shapiro
Michael Stempek
Lawrence Stritch
Wesley Weeden
Wesleyan Church Rummage Sale Saturday
The Wesleyan Methodist Church Pewso nal class sponsors a rummage sale in the church annex Saturday from 10 to 5. Mrs Otis Dorman is chairman and says there will be clothing household items and furniture for sale.
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Pewsonal Methodist Church
Otis Dorman
Red Mt. Chapter 41 card party at Masonic Temple
Arlington East Arlington announces a card party with refreshments and prizes at 8 p.m. Saturday at the Masonic Temple. Forty Hours Devotions are set Friday and Saturday at St. Margaret Mary's Church with masses at 6 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday. Confessions Friday 5:30 p.m. and Saturday 4 to 5 p.m. Sodality of the Blessed Virgin meets Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Report cards to be handed out after both Sunday Masses.
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Red Mt
Masonic Temple
St. Margaret Mary’s
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin
Hoosick Falls Eagles mark 21st anniversary banquet
Hoosick Falls N Y The 21st anniversary of the Hoosick Falls Fraternal Order of Eagles will be celebrated with a roast beef dinner in the Eagles Hall at 7 Frank Irick will be toastmaster Guest speaker Ted Hurwitz past state president will attend with Mrs Hurwitz Dignitaries at the head table include Town Supervisor John A Murphy Mayor Leo J Albowicz Eagles President Randall James Auxiliary President Mrs Janet Brenstuhl and Chaplain Arthur Cutler Dancing to Randy's Rascal s following the dinner
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Order of Eagles
Eagles Hall
Frank Irick
Ted Hurwitz
Oneonta
Hurwitz
John A. Murphy
Leo J. Albowicz
Eagles
Randall James
Janet Brenenstuhl
Arthur Cutler
Randy’s
Rascals
Manchester Junior Miss Contestants Polish Up Performances
Manchester Jaycees hold practice sessions with five contestants at Burr and Burton Seminary gym for the Junior Miss Pageant set for December 8 at 8 p.m. five judges will interview evaluate records and assess talent to select Manchester's entry for January state contest in Bellows Falls.
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Jaycees
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Northland Motor Lodge
Astin Eckhoff
Christine Tardy
Linda Eaton
Susan Miller
Mary Mattison
Hugh Putnam
Ringheiser
Bellows Falls
Arlington Cubs Meet Win Awards
Arlington Cub Scout Pack 34 held its first meeting of the season at Fisher School with Adventures in Space as the theme. Den 3 opened with a flag ceremony, Mrs Wayne King accompanied on piano, and new den mother Mrs Marion Bolster welcomed. Den 3 won the attendance cup and awards were given by cub scoutmaster George Hess to many scouts for gold and silver arrows, two-year pins, and one-year pins. Hess urged uniform donations.
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Arlington
CubScout Pack 34
Fisher School
Den 3
Wayne King
Marion Bolster
Den 6
George Hess
David
James Brown
Brian Hawley
Mike Carrow
Bobby Jones
Gold Arrow
Silver Arrow
Brian
Bruce Dorr
Max Walsh
Edward Knight
Jim Waite
Martin Kreel
Chris Keough
Jeff Towne
David Cole
Jerry Hess
Arnold Griffis
Jonathan Albee
James Poulin
Fred Pickering
Joe Corey
Danny Wood
Ronnie Ryan
Robert Young
Edward Hawley
Steven Perry
James Tyrrell
Todd Spayth
Stuart Thompson
Wesley Wilkinson
Matt Carrow
Douglas Mattison
Francis
Robert Prouty
Robert Phillips
David Salisky
Kevin Cross
James Bolster
Dale Halbur
Bobcat
Cubmaster Hess
Manchester board sets Dec 8 tax abatement meeting
A Manchester car driven by Miss Gloria Bushee left Richville Road around 11 p.m. Thursday, struck a tree and sustained heavy damage to the left side. Bushee appeared uninjured according to police.
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Gloria Bushee
Manchester
Richville Road
Miss Bushee
Poll Reveals BBS Juniors See Issues Differently
Burr and Burton Seminary students surveyed in the Octopus poll before the November elections favored Gov. Philip Hoff 160 to 76 and supported the four lane highway 134 to 120, while the junior class opposed the highway. Sales tax was defeated 192 to 58 and Viet Nam views split with 124 for continuing policy, 64 for ending the war, and 50 for sending more troops. All groups except juniors backed U.S. policy.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Philip H. Hoff
U.S
Gov. Hoff
Richard A. Snelling
Viet Nam
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Vera Langlais
New Station
Ensign Ann Scott-Smith
USNR
Alfred Scott- Smith
U.S. Naval Hospital
Camp Pendleton
Officers Training School
Newport
R.I
Ensign Scott- Smith
Arlington High School
UVM
Sandgate
Betty Trachie
Paul Bedell
Wilbraham
Mass
Guy Roberts
Bedell
Roberts
Agricul
Edgerton
Paradise
Bennington
The
Mountain Towns
Carlo Walter
Jewelers
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Atkins É
HFCS
H.M.S. Pinafore
East Arlington
Helene Thompson
BBS
Astrn
John Wilkin
George Clay
Edwin Connell
Pawlet
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Mobile
Ala
Arlington Cubs
Wiermontic
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BRATTLEBORO + BENNINGTON COMPANY
RUTLAND + BELLOWS
Chet Ringheiser
P.O. Box
Board of Civil Authority
North Bennington Village
Hot Furniture CO
Main St. Bennington, Vt
Burt Bros
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