Pownal Parents Hear Report on Crowded Schools
Pownal Parent Teacher Group discussed a crisis from crowded classrooms and aging facilities. Enrollment has grown 82.5 percent in 10 years, with average 30 pupils per teacher. restrooms, heating, libraries, health rooms, and multi purpose spaces flagged as inadequate.
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Pownal
PPTG
Charles Rounds
Rounds
Oak Hill
North Pownal
Henry W. Bas
McWaynes Win Outstanding Conservation Award
Mr and Mrs Paul McWayne of Dorset received the Outstanding Conservation Award at the Bennington County Soil and Water Conservation Districts 14th annual meeting and dinner. They were honored for conservation work on their farm including stream improvement, land leveling, tree planting, tile drainage, and crop upgrades. Frederick Mold urged conservation education and public involvement while district officials noted a year-end deficit due to lack of a bulldozer operator and budget cuts.
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Manchester
Paul McWayne
Dorset
Bennington County
Mettowee
McWaynes
Frederick Mold
Fairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Robert Graf
Rupert
Mold
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Albert Horst
Bennington
Washington
Public Hearing on Adams Reservoir Dam Reconstruction
The Vermont Water Resources Board will hold a public hearing at Woodford town hall near Whispering Pines Motel on February 25 at 1 p.m. to consider the Department of Water Resources application to reconstruct an earth-fill dam at Adams Reservoir.
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Woodford
Vermont Water Resources Board
Whispering Pines
State Department of Water Resources
Adams Reservoir
Heaslip General Manager Retires
Manchester marks the retirement of Ray O. Wilbur after 19 years as bookkeeper and general manager of George J. Heaslip Inc. at a Worthy Inn dinner. The first pension check issued to a retiree from a non public concern in the Manchester area was presented, with family and company officials in attendance.
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Manchester
Ray O. Wilbur
Worthy Inn
George J. Heaslip Inc
Wilbur
Kenneth
Air Force
William
Winslow Plumbing
George J. Heaslip
Heaslip
George J
Shaftsbury Selectmen Report New Fire Truck Trouble
Shaftsbury selectmen said the new fire truck broke down yesterday after a Sandgate fire and was towed back to town. The Maxim Co. warranty remains in force. fire chief Charles Becker has contacted a company representative. A broken rod is suspected. the truck arrived last November and had been praised prior to this incident. In other business, officials clarified specifications for a town truck under the 1967-68 budget and acknowledged a glowing letter from a Shaftsbury Hollow resident praising the town, road crew, and work during the weekend blizzard.
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Sandgate
Maxim Co
Charles Becker
Selectmen
Snow
Sanborn
Whitman
Shaftsbury Hollow
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