Canfield Library Board Okays Budget Increase for 1967
Arlington Martha Canfield Library Board approved a 1967 budget totaling 5,881, up 1,923 from 1966 to cover higher salaries repairs and expanded space. The board raised town appropriations for Arlington Sandgate and Sunderland and aims to raise nearly 3,000 through projects and donations. Circulation rose to over 32,000 in 1966 with 400 new books and more than 1,400 loans via the Bookmobile and inter library loans.
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Canfield Library Board
Arlington
Martha Canfield Library Board
Richard B. Cowan
Arlington Community House
Sandgate’s
Sunderland’s
Library Board
Cowan
Sunderland
Sandgate
Vermont
Gerald Raftery
Raftery
Fisher School
Herbert W. Congdon
John M. Moore
Free Public Library Services
Dorset Elementary Pen Sale Supports Trip to Shakespeare
Dorset Marcen Skinner 867 4490 notes Stratford or Bast week at Dorset Elementary with students selling Dorset pens at 25 cents to fund a Grade 8 trip to see Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream at the American Shakespeare Festival in Stratford Conn on June 1. Dorset Village Public Library chose Adm. R B Tompkins as president replacing Hugh MacNair who stays as trustee to handle finances. Trustees include Fred Burghard Hugh MacNair John Hawkes and Mrs Brenda Parsons.
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Jonathan Corbin
Dorset
Dorset Elementary School
Corbin
Stratford, Conn
The
Dorset Village Public Library Inc
Adm
R. B. Tompkins
Hugh MacNair
Hoosick Falls Central School
HFCS
Weir-Reynolds
Charlotte Hulihan
Douglas Redden
Carol Carelli
Michelle Herring
Shaftsbury raises base teacher pay to 5000 dollars
The Shaftsbury School Board voted a new pay scale raising the base for new teachers with a bachelor’s degree to 5000 dollars from 4800. Present teachers get 5 percent raises or up to 500 dollars to reach the new scale, plus partial coverage of Blue Cross Blue Shield and Washington National plans. The board also expanded sick leave to 45 days, allowed convention and supplies stipends, and kept retirement age policy to be set by the superintendent with board oversight. Title I funds will support remedial classes next summer in pooling with nearby towns.
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Shaftsbury
Blue Shield
Washington National Insurance Income Protection Plan
Blue Cross- Blue Shield
Washington National
Dennis Joy
Pownal
Burlington
Samuel Carrara
North Bennington PTA Meeting At Prospect School Tonight
The North Bennington PTA meets at 8 pm at Prospect School. Mrs. Marion Stroud will discuss the school approach used there for two years. Public and PTA members invited. Public meeting with architect Robert A. Burley of Fayston scheduled to speak.
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PTA
Prospect School
Marion Stroud
Robert A. Burley
Fayston
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club Holds Ladies Night
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club held its annual Ladies Night at Mount Anthony Country Club with about 100 in attendance. Speeches by President Richard Sargood and Lt. Gov. Paul Krieger, plus a plaque for past president Frank Reynolds, highlighted the evening. De Meo's orchestra provided music and Donald Sutton sang a Solo. arrangements were by William McMartin and Cleveland Dodge.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Shaftsbury Jack Paddock Undergoes Foot Bone Graft Surgery
Shaftsbury resident Jack Paddock, treated at Albany Medical Center, had Friday surgery for a left foot bone graft. He shows daily improvement and hopes to use crutches soon. His hospital room is K-414.
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Jack Paddock
Albany Medical Center
Arlington woman recovering after broken leg setback
Arlington Mrs. Roger Elwell, operator of Sally's Beauty Salon, has been laid up since early December with a broken leg after receiving many well wishes. Shaftsbury selectmen signed the town meeting warning Monday night and will post copies in local businesses. The board has contacted J. E. O'Donnell of Auburn, Maine for maps for the new zoning commission and sent letters to local insurers seeking bids on bonding town officials.
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Vermont
Statehouse
Montpelier
Burley
Eero Saarinen
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Fred Welling
Lionel Nowak
North Bennington
Regional Planning Commission
Roger Elwell
Hugh Sunshine
Sally
Mrs. Elwell
Shaftsbury
J. E. O’donnell
Auburn
Maine
School plans movie fund drive and spring events
The student organization will sponsor the Walt Disney Parade movie for share purchasers. Funds came from selling new and used jewelry. Future plans include a two day car wash, a six-band Battle of the Bands in April, and a spring seed sale.
Newsweek Editor Speaks at Williams College
Newsweek senior editor Mel Elfin will speak on The Professors and the President at Williams College Feb 14. The public lecture in Jesup Hall at 8:00 p.m. Elfin, named chief of Newsweek's Washington Bureau in 1965, has written cover stories on the Peace Corps racial attitudes psychiatry and education.
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Williamstown
Mass
Newsweek
Mel Elfin
Williams College
Jesup Hall
Washington
Elfin
News
Peace Corps
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