Lenten Services Set Each Tuesday in Hoosick Area Churches
Hoosick Falls hosts five week long United Lenten Services every Tuesday at 7 30 pm starting this week at First United Church Hoosick Falls with Dr Ralph Elliott of Emmanuel Baptist Albany preaching Our Covenant Life With God Other evenings feature Rev Edmund Tumberston February 21 at North Hoosick Methodist Rev James K Hilton February 28 at Hoosick Falls Baptist Rev Myron Hertel March 7 at Assembly of God North Hoosick and March 14 at Reformed Church Buskirk with Rev Robert Springer concluding Eternal Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hoosick Area
First United Church
Hoosick Falls
Ralph Elliott
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Albany
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Edmund Tumberston
Hoosick
West Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
James K. Hilton
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Altamont
Assembly of God Church
North Hoosick
Myron Hertel
Buskirk
Reformed Church In
Robert Springer
Budget News Pleasing To Dorset Taxpayers
Dorset voters hear 1967 general fund proposed at 94 79787 dollars, down from 1966 by 1422 89, due to 4803 in non recurring expenses. School board projects 179 74276 for 1967, raising taxes to 7 88 per thousand, with teachers salaries the main rise. A union junior high district and a Shaftsbury bookmobile call out.
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Dorset
Robert Dressler
Board of Selectmen
Morse Hill
Dressler
Vt. 30
East Dorset
Manchester
Manchester Selectmen
Terry Tyler
Dorset School Board
Tyler
Dorset Nursing Association
Union
Peru
Sunderland
Harold Snow
Dorset ski team places seventh at Putney School meet
Dorset residents report a three member cross country ski team from Dorset and Cully Erdmann of East Dorset finished seventh among 43 teams at a Putney School meet. Mrs. Klein Harding returns from New York blizzard trip and enjoyed a center-aisle seat to Mame and the Romeo and Juliet ballet. United Church Women’s Fellowship will meet in the vestry to review January winter days and reading adventures led by Mrs. Wilfred Gilbert and Mrs. Leland Palmer, with devotions by Miss Gladys Lodge and hostesses Mrs. Ray Foote and Mrs. Jay Connaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm Cooper Jr
Kimball Union Academy
Cully Erdmann
East Dorset
Putney School
Klein Harding
New York
Manchester
Women’s Fellowship
United Church of
Dorset
East Rupert
Wilfred Gilbert
Leland Palmer
Gilbert
Georgette Heyer
Faith Baldwin
Joseph Sizoo
Marilyn M. Segal
Gladys
Lodge
Ray Foote
Jay Connaway
Pownal Troop 347 Honors Scouters and Company
Pownal Troop 347 honors four local men and the Pownal Tanning Co at its Father-Son Banquet at Mt Anthony Country Club. Rolland Roy received a gift from successor Nicholas Kokoras who praised Roy’s leadership as scoutmaster. The company’s Charles Kokoras accepted a plaque for support. Awards also recognized Fletcher Hall and Marcel Langlais for long service and leadership. A court of honor followed with eight tenderfoot to star rank advancements and patches for winter campout participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
BSA
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Rolland Roy
Nicholas Kokoras
Roy
Pownal Tanning Co
Charles Kokoras
Kokoras
Pownal Center
Armed Services
Langlais
North Pownal
Joseph Hart
Jonathan Rounds
Alan Langlais
Roger Wilcox
Scott George
Michael Otero
Mark Lucier
Steven Barber
Bruce Pettibone
Joseph Hurley
Raymond Sweet
Randy Moore
Thomas Otero
Edward Messina
Asst
Leroy Bostwick
Richard Rogers
Stephen LaBonte
Gerald LaCroix
Burt Lucier
Jeffrey Rounds
Norman Strobridge
Planning Information Meeting Set for North Bennington
North Bennington hosts the third information meeting on the master regional plan for Bennington Town. The 8 p.m. session at the North Bennington Fire House features architect Robert Burley and Planning Commissioner Lionel Nowak presenting on how North Bennington fits into the townwide plan. Residents are urged to attend for first-hand information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Bennington
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Robert A. Burley
Fayston
Lionel Nowak
Town of
Pownal Heart Fund sets local goal at forty five three
Mrs. James W. Quinn Jr. announces the 1967 Heart Fund Campaign goal of 453 dollars to aid the Vermont Heart Association in research education and community service. Key chairmen named and town captains listed. peak activities planned for the week of February 19 with Heart Sunday in all four town sections. A redistricting meeting of the Pownal Parent Teacher Group is set for Tuesday at 8 in Center School to outline Gov Hoff's plan and form a committee for further study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillman W. Slason
Vernet R. Slason
Sgt. Slason
Warner Robins Afb
Hahn AB
Germany
Warner Robins
Chanute Afb
Ill
James W. Quinn Jr
Pownal
Heart Fund
Vermont Heart Association
John C. Barber
E. R. Senecal
Charles F. Mason
Ronald Martin
South Pownal
Richard Worden
North Pownal
Clarence Mattison
East Pownal
Clifford Giroux
Pownal Center
Quinn
Heart
Center
John Mason
Gov. Hoff
John C. Foster
Mason
Byron Bowen
Russell Parks
William G. Barrows Jr
Judith Huffman
James Riggs
East Dorset
Charles Smith
No Candidates in Dorset For Auditor and Sister Post
Dorset voters report no petition filings for the auditor and three year sister positions after Thursday budget meeting. Town clerk Helen E. O Donovan notes no one has filed for the sister and auditor posts. several other offices have candidates filed. If the two vacancies persist write-in votes may decide or the selectmen may appoint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Helen E. O’donovan
August Schramm
Harold Beebe
Guy Stone
Ada Towslee
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Main St
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
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Burr and
Burton Seminary
Devie Boardman
Lucille Fay
William Bell
Arlington
Ringheiser
Marden Skinner
Rae
Minneapolis
ULL
New England
H. Greenberg Éh Son Inc
Vermont
Pownal Troop Honors Scouters
Pownal Tanning Company
Camp Woodford
Dexter Moore
Wilfred LaBonte
Robert Pudvar
Murray Lewis
Winhall
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Vermont Bank
Esso
Oil Heat Service