County Planners Set Next Step Pilot Plans for Towns
ARLINGTON The Bennington County Regional Planning Commission moves to have its 13 towns adopt preliminary or pilot plans. Planner Lawrence Moore urged an executive committee to speed oversight and create town sized pilots with active local planning commissions. New committees on Agriculture Forestry Business and Industry Commercial Recreation Education would include public members. The motion passed unanimously and John Moore will appoint the executive panel.
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Harvey Carter
Pownal
Harry Hayden
Sunderland
John Page
Bennington
Mount Snow
Larry Pratt
Louis Dondero
Rutland
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Arlington Republican meet the candDate coffee hour
Voters are reminded that a Republican meet the candidate coffee hour will be held Saturday from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Community House. The hour is sponsored by the Arlington Women's Republican Club.
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Woodford weighs Bennington plan to absorb elementary ages
Woodford School Board considers meeting with Bennington March 5 to discuss absorbing Woodford elementary grades into Bennington. If approved, Woodford Hollow could close and the district would face transportation costs and staffing shifts while preserving small classes and community identity.
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Ponders
Bennington
Woodford
Woodford Board
Trustees To Recommend Cut In Village Tax Rate North Bennington
North Bennington trustees will propose a five cent overall tax cut at the March 18 Village Meeting after completing the 1969 budget. The general fund tax would drop from 50 to 40 cents, while the town sets the highway rate at 55 cents. Funds from the higher highway levy would finance a new village dump truck on a five year plan, with no extra voter appropriation this year, and a continuing three cent sinking fund for a future fire truck.
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North Bennington
Bennington
Fred Welling
Welling
Sales Tax Discussed by Manchester Officials
Manchester legislators Rep Orrin Beattie and Sen Madeline Harwood along with Gov. Deane C. Davis aide Fred Read will attend a Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce meeting at Manchester Elementary School to discuss the proposed sales tax. The session, requested by Sen Harwood, starts at 7 30 p.m. in the gymnasium.
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Manchester
Deane C. Davis
Orrin H. Beattie
Madeline Harwood
Fred Read
Shaftsbury correction on fire phone plan
A correction states only five firemen will receive fire phones at home rather than all firefighters as previously reported. The adjustment clarifies scope and avoids overstatement of benefits for Shaftsbury fire department personnel.
Walloomsac Birtha Hoag Baptism at St Thomas Adams Mass
Bruce James infant son of Mr and Mrs Bruce Andrews and great grandchild of Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag was baptized Sunday at St Thomas Roman Catholic Church in Adams Massachusetts Joseph Hoag was godfather and Mrs Graham Andrews of Detroit Michigan was godmother Mr and Mrs Edward Cottrell have returned from a three weeks trip to Texas Mexico and Cuba They brought home their quarter horse Scarlet Answer who raced in Texas
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St. Thomas Roman Catholic Church
Adams
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Graham Andrews
Detroit
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Texas
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