Seeks Return to Office Because She Likes the Job
SHAFTSBURY Mrs Elizabeth King town clerk since 1966 is running for re election this year because she likes the job Every day its diversified says Mrs King some days I m the local information bureau and even I learn something from some of the questions She opens her office daily at 1 pm and works until 430 pm and finds she can finish all the work she must do in that time Thus she can t understand a motion at the Democratic caucus proposing 35 to 40 hours a week It would be a waste of money She notes she keeps longer hours during busy seasons such as dog fishing and hunting license time She wants to give the people of the town good service Mrs King a Shafts bury native is married and has four children She has turned down four lucrative job offers to remain town clerk and be with her family Mr King is running up }
Community Group Schedules and Scout Meetings
Shaftsbury notices list contact Sheilah Miller 442-9534 and a weekly spread of meetings: Monday at 6:30 p.m. Boy Scouts in school, Webe los at Carl Easter's home 7:30 p.m., Fish and Game Club in 140 Club rooms 8 p.m., Selectmen in town clerk's office. Tuesday includes Brownies at 3:30 p.m. and Cub Scouts Den 2 at Jill Levin and Den 4 at Mary Moriarty, Wednesday Den 1 at Shir ley Sanders 7 p.m., Thursday Girl Scouts in school 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webelos
Carl Easter
Jill Levin
Mary Moriarty
Woodford Heart Fund drive aims for small town total
Heart Fund head Mrs. Daisy Myers leads Woodford’s 13th annual drive with a town goal of 56.80. She will go house to house to collect over the next two weeks. The Woodford town clerk’s office will be open February 28 for absentee voting from day through 9 p.m. Wayne Smith is home after minor surgery at Samaritan Hospital. Mark Clayton has left the hospital and is convalescing at his grandmother’s home at 128 Burgess Road, Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Myers
Woodford
Wayne Smith
Mrs
Avery Smith
Samaritan Hospital
Mark Clayton
Arnold Clayton
John Cushman
Burgess Road
Bennington
Antioch Putney Intern Program Sees Favorable Response
An Antioch Putney intern program in Vermont receives strong support from Windham County educators. Eight interns teach part time in Guilford Brattleboro Dummerston Bellows Falls and Black River schools, with evaluation underway and plans to expand to double the number of interns this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Antioch-Putney
Vermont
Windham County
David Rohn
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Rohn
Bank Street College
Donald Webb
Canal Street
Larry Karp
Ludlow
Black River
Karp
Norman H. Wilson
Bruce Pulsifer
Antioch - Putney
Guilford
Dummerston
Antioch
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Robert Flaherty Film Center
Gerald T. Gambill
Flaherty
Flaherty Center
Quechee area to see 2 000 to 3 000 acre development
QUECHEE Vermont residents learned of a major summer expansion as Quechee Lakes, a Massachusetts firm, has purchased nearly 2 000 acres around Quechee village with options on additional large parcels. The plan, not yet released, envisions a substantial housing and recreation project affecting the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quechee
Vermont
Massachusetts
Quechee Lakes
Quechee Village
Philip Hoff
Development Corporation
Ottauquechee
Quebec Lakes Inc
Andover
Mass
John Davidson
Canton Realty Trust
Hoff Davidson
Guthrie Nursing Home
Woodstock
Burlington
Henry T. Bourne
Bourne
Laurance Rockefeller
Kiley
Rockefeller
Quebec Lakes
Bennington office to receive 3100 New England accounts
The New England Telephone Co transfers 3100 Manchester Arlington Rupert Dorset customer accounts to the Bennington office at 400 Main St next Monday Feb 24. Al Spinner says Bennington serves as a hub for surrounding areas and the move reflects growth. The firm eyes serving other communities from Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New England Telephone Co
Manchester
Arlington
Rupert
Dorset
New Telephone Company
Main St
Bennington
Rutland
al Spinner
Spinner
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M. Miller
Pine Wood
Grange Hall
North Shire
David Lawrence
Kenneth Ax
Kurt Ax
Greg Bartholomae
Richard C. Bartholomae
Shaftsbury
Elizabeth King
Ie King
Uop
Eth
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Manchester Child Development Center
Spruce ST
Greater Manchester
New
Sheilah Miller
Den
Cub
Shirley Sanders
Tony Button Woodford
Quechec
Greenberg
Main Street
Ome
Bermuda
Vermont Bank
Vermont Bank and
TRA Sscombann
the Bank
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