Shaftsbury Selectmen Plan New Parking Ordinance
Shaftsbury The Board of Selectmen at its meeting Monday night agreed to a request to allow parking on one side of Church Street only. The ordinance would permit parking on the south side from Cleveland Avenue to Eagle Street. Guy Mattison and Arthur Carman spoke for action on the parking problem and Fire Chief Charles O Becker submitted a letter noting concern that firefighting equipment could be hampered, especially with existing snow conditions.
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Shaftsbury
Board of Selectmen
Church Street
Cleveland Avenue
Eagle Street
Guy Mattison
Prudential Committee
Arthur Carman
Charles O. Becker
Becker
Pre Town Meeting To Share Floor With School Session
Arlington selectmen planned an open information meeting with the School Board and School Study Committee as a pre town session. The meeting at Fisher Elementary on March 7 will discuss the $312000 school bond issue and answer questions. A house to house canvass by George Walsh will relay details to residents as voters are urged to learn facts before voting.
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Arlington
Gordon Hard
School Board
School Study Committee
Hard
School Additions Promotion Committee
Fisher Elementary School
George Walsh
Martin Hirsch
Donald Brown
Lyle Salter
Henry Coley
Harold Grover
Carol Finney
Larry Pratt
Marian Holton
Clarence Curtis
C. Lee Marsh
Kenneth Nicholson
Earl LaBatt
Guenther Mahler
Robert Macksey
Arnold Wilcox
Martin Oakland
Betty Trachie
Kenneth Clayton
Chris Schafer
Prosper Deschenes
Walsh
Shaftsbury Selectmen Approve Parking Ordinance Plan
Shaftsbury officials move toward a townwide parking ordinance after a Sunday church meeting. Vermont Supreme Court upheld Shaftsbury billboard ordinance in a 3-2 vote, and Town reports will be mailed Tuesday. A yellow Chevrolet without plates, parked for days, is being checked for ownership.
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Dunham
Church Street
Col
Fairfax Ayres
Vermont Supreme Court
Shaftsbury
Leo Harrington
Cole Hall
Skimobilists React to Criticism in Dorset Hollow
A Manchester Dorset group of skimobilists gathered after noon Sunday to dispel claims that skimobiling harms animals. Led by Kenneth Johnson, eight men planned a deer friendly act in Dorset Hollow by dispersing apples from Harwood Hill Orchards using three Ski-Doos.
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Manchester
Dorset
Ken Johnston
Ronnie Piper
Cliff
Eddie Tarbell
Lee Hewes
Otis
Vermont
Dorset Hollow
Harwood Hill Orchards
Kenneth Johnson
Ken
Dudley Griffis
Lloyd
Claude Casey
Wilcox Flats
Center Super Market
Grand Union
Johnson
Pownal Opens New Dumpsite Under Liv ing Rules
Pownal will open a town landfill by Wednesday with a two year lease at 3000 annually to Amos Heap site near Jackson Four Corners. Frank Myers won the operating bid at 3900 annually with hours 12 noon to 5 pm weekdays and 9 am to 5 pm Saturdays, closed Sundays.
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Pownal
Arthur E. George
Board of Selectmen
Amos Heap
George
Frank Myers
Harry Andrews
Andrew Crosier
Myers
U.S. 7
Pownal Center
Jackson
Jackson Four Corners
North Bennington CBS Plans Food and Rummage Sale
Tucker Chapter CBS schedules a Saturday sale from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on Bank Street featuring a white elephant table and a snack booth serving tea coffee and doughnuts.
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Tucker
CBS
Masonic Temple
Bank Street
Methodist Church WSCS Meeting and Grange Gatherings
WSCS of the Methodist Church holds a meeting Thursday at Mrs. Wilson H Pratt home. Pleasant Wally Subordinate and Junior Granges meet Friday at 8 pm at the hall with a covered dish supper beforehand. The annual fourth quarterly conference for three North Hoosick churches is March 12 at 6 30 pm at North Hoosick Methodist Church led by Rev Lawrence Larrowe.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Home Bureau
All Saints Rectory
Phillip Lewis
WSCS
Methodist Church
Wilson H. Pratt
North Hoosick Circuit
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Lawrence Larrowe
Troy - Bennington
Hoosick Falls Week in Brief and Birth News
Hoosick Falls notes include a Legion auxiliary meeting at 74 First St hosted by Mrs John Cramer with Mrs Mary Walsh and Mrs Josephine Beaumont assisting. A daughter was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Anthony Fulginiti of Minneapolis formerly Angeline Restino of Hoosick Falls. they reside at 4447 Monroe St Northeast. Mrs Fulginiti’s sister Mrs Margaret Hoffman of 91 Church St plans a month in Minneapolis. Various residents traveled or hosted visitors, field trips occurred to the Globe Union plant, and Girl Scout cookie sales were announced with five varieties including chocoroons at 50 cents a box. A New Mexico House scene reports legislators distracted by mini skirted women in the visitors’ gallery.
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American Legion Auxiliary
John Cramer
First St
Mary Walsh
Josephine Beaumont
Anthony Fulginiti
Minneapolis, Minn
Fulginiti
Angeline Restino
Hoosick Falls
Monroe St
Northeast
Margaret Hoffman
Church St
Minneapolis
Stetson
Robert Milliman
Abbott St
Edward Maleahy
Third St
Robert Hall
River Road
John Liporace
Griffen Ave
Robert Frazier
Cummings Street
Westall Commissioned as Second Lieutenant in USAF
Richard E. Westall of Williamstown Massachusetts has graduated from Officer Training School at Lackland AFB Texas and is assigned to Lowry AFB Colorado. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James R Westall.
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Richard E. Westall
James R. Westall
Williamstown
Mass
USAF
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry Afb
Colo
Manchesterite Plans Two Area Charm Courses
Mrs. Mitchell Syrkin known as Miss Loreene will begin a self improvement and modeling course in Rutland on March 7. She has taught charm courses at Powers Modeling School in New York and appeared in Copa Girl chorus and television ads. The Rutland program at Bardwell Hotel runs two hours weekly for eight weeks covering makeup skin analysis hair styling posture wardrobe etiquette and personality development. A Bennington course is planned but date not yet set.
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Manchester
Mitchell Syrkin
Loreene
Rutland
Bennington
Syrkin
Powers Modeling School
New York City
Copa Girl Chorus
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Soft Candy Co
United States
Bardwell Hotel
Birthday wishes for two 95th year celebrants
Good wishes extend to Mrs Alice Payne who marked her 95th birthday with a cake crafted by Miss Miriam Tifft, and to Mrs Charles Smith as she celebrated the occasion Saturday with well wishes from friends and family.
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Alice Payne
Miriam Tifft
Charles Smith
Wayside Country Store Displays Art by John Lundquist
A warm bay window in West Arlington Sandgate shows John Lundquist of Sandgate presenting paintings and wooden objects. An antique paisley shawl provides background while a wrought iron chandelier overhead adds festive lighting to the display.
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Wayside Country Store
John Lundquist
Sandgate
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Ada M. Breer
All Saints Guild
George W. Bovie
Crusaders of the Baptist Church
Charles A. Brown
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Paul Brown
Troy
Alice Cairn
Fran Stacy
William F. Allen
Robin
Jill
Bridgeport
Vera Langlais
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Water-Hill Juice
Maxwell House
Apie Aa
Ibs
Walker
Edith Beaumont
Edith Magrath
Staten Island
John Case
Burchard Ave
Stanley Levandowski
Thomas
Ball St
Baltimore
Stanley ‘Lavandowski Jr
Levendowski
James
Levandowski
Concord
N.H
Merton Gearan
Globe Union
N.Y
Robert Stetson
Danforth Street
Santa Fe, N.M
UPI
New Mexico House of Representatives
Pani Eit
Manchesterite
Ringheiser
Mrs. Mitchell
Marden Skinner
West Arlington
Betty Trachte
Bennington, VT
Main St. Bennington, Vt
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