Christmas Bazaar and Community Events In Pownal
Readable notices describe a Christmas and food sale at Pownal Elementary School from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and a Women’s Fellowship bazaar at Mrs Charles Rounds’ home from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Various local activities follow including caroling at St James Church, Arlington Snowmobile Club trail work, Santa’s Decoration Workshop at Bailey Hall, and church budget discussions. Also listed are school lunch menus for the week and recent local incidents.
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Pownel
Pownal
Women's Fellowship of the
Fownal Center
Arlington Snowmobile Club
Henry Young
Sunderland
Qld Methodist Church
Santa
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Dorset School Board Gains Ground on Winter Preparations
Dorset officials focused on snow readiness as the school board approved costs from the Alders ski sale, signed state aid forms, and planned negotiations with the Dorset Education Association. They discussed safety upgrades including a snow fence, guard rail, sand for buses, and potential coordinated regional busing.
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Woliam Gilbert
Dorset
Dorset School Board
Judith Huffman
Huffman
Dorset Edueation Association of
Richard Pivirotta
Barbara Smith
Warren Murray
Helen Mach
Dorset Players
Mach
Claire Sehoffstall
Mearcher
Jolin Sheldon
Edward Howihan
Mount Tsaurel School
Supt. Houlihan
Barn at home schemes often not as advertised
Burlington readers are warned about at home money making schemes that promise big profits with little effort. Experts say many require upfront investments and yield minimal returns, with examples including mail advertising, postcard promotions, and product “standards” schemes.
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Burlington
Virginia Jodoin
University of Vermont
Fay
Christmas Wreath Safe at Methodist Bazaar Success
Mrs. Robert Gratz extends thanks to everyone who helped make the Christmas wreath safety effort at the First United Methodist Church bazaar a great success.
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Robert Gratz
First United Methodist Church
Burlington TV relay to Bennington county planned by WCAX
Vermont broadcaster WCAX TV seeks to relay its signal to Bennington County via Mt Equinox using a 100 watt translator on UHF channel 69. Mt Mansfield Television Inc plans to use the University of Vermont tower and hopes FCC approval soon, with potential operation within weeks after clearance. Better TV Inc. has shown interest in adding the station to Bennington cable service.
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Geoffrey Chapman
Burlington
Bennington
Deane C. Davis
Stuart Martin
Mt. Mansfield Television Inc
Wcax-Tv
Martin
WCAX
Mt. Equinox
University of Vemont
Better TV Inc
North Bennington Christmas drive aids needy families
North Bennington Children of St John’s Church join a charity drive to fill Christmas baskets for the less fortunate. Confraternity members and adults are urged to donate nonperishables and cash. boxes will be at church doors after Masses. Estimated cost about 20000 dollars.
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North Pownall Congregational Church
St. John's Church
Vermont funds driver education insurance savings
The Vermont Department of Education reports a minimum $13,500 saving in driver education insurance for the current year after consolidating coverage under state ownership of driver education cars. Previously premiums ranged from 150 to 422 per car, totaling $55,475 over three years with seven claims costing $545. The state now pays 100 per car annually with specified liability and collision coverages, pro rated for part year use, for about 100 cars.
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Montpelier
Department of Education
Raymond 8. Magwire
Vermont
Vey
Coping with Hazards of a Power Blackout
Vernon Tuxbury of the University of Vermont offers practical blackout safety tips. He urges disconnecting electric motors as lights dim, turning off the master furnace switch, and checking the burner after any absence. He also advises an emergency food stock and warns against indoor use of outdoor grills due to deadly fumes.
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Burlingion
Vernon Tuxbury
University of Vermont
Tuxbury
Battenkill Grange Harvest Supper and Meeting Notes
Arlington Battenkill Grange Home Economies Committee held a harvest supper before the regular meeting. The Master Roy Crofut led, third and fourth degrees conferred on several candidates, new members received, and a Salvation Army donation made. Santa planned for a children's party, gift exchange for those over 14, and a December social to benefit the Home Economics Committee.
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Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Roy Crofut
Edward Rutken
Thomas Miller
Gayle Paustian
Maurice Matteson
Theodore Matteson
Mddletown Springs Grange
Salvation Army
Whitman
Grange
Kac
Belle Decker
Santa
John 5. Burgess
Red Mill
Kenneth McCrea
Wilkes
Brenda Holton
Dan
Children's Gift Committee
Doris Wright
Ethan Allen Pormone
Bennington Grange
Beech Street
Security against shoplifting course at HVCC
Hudson Valley Community College will offer two evening courses in security administration through its continuing education office. Instructor Charles Abbott says the classes cover retail security systems, preventive practices, and pilferage deterrents, noting peak theft times and a sample attire used by shoplifters.
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Troy
N.Y
Department of Police Science
Hudson Valley Community College
Office of
Charles Abbott
Abbott
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Pamela Blakeman
Helene Thompson
Beverly Wright
Sheila Moffitt
Shawd
Arlington Memorial High School
St. James Episcopal Church
St. James
David Woodard
Grandma Moses
New York-Vermont
Bennington Museum
Beaumont
Methodist Youth Fellowship
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal Elementary School
U.S. Choice Steel
Chuck
Mammoth Mart
Howard
East Street
Shaftsbury
Jenitor
McWayne
Schenectady
WGY
Fishnall
Main St
Scarves
Tams Scott & Bratton
Wiliamstown
Mass
Loti Tobler
North Bennington
Mansfield
Charles Lewis
Channel 3
Bannington
Battenkill
Arre
Margarethea Paxton
Debbie Woodenck
Bele Decker
Tappan
Oulee Haury
Siotteins
Jumain Street
VER
HVCC
Bank Americard
Vermont National
Adams
Alan Paine
Fox
Men of Action
Cashmere
Shetlanis — Lambs Gool's
Patlovera — Cardigans Adams Clothes Shop “Shoes
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