Selectmen Weigh Traffic Plan Info Meeting Set in Manchester Center
Manchester selectmen plan a public informational meeting on the Vermont Highway Dept proposal to widen VT 1130 at the Mill Pond bridge and install synchronized lights at US 7 VT 11-30 and VT 30. Two members support the plan, while a third warns the meeting may reveal overlooked flaws and public opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Vermont Dept. of Highways
Manchester Center
Ferdinand A. Bongartz
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
Highway Department
Clyde H. Bryant
Vermont Highway Dept
Mill Pond Bridge
Bongartz
PTA Approves Joint Concert In Manchester
Manchester PTA voted to sponsor a grand concert featuring the Manchester group with musicians from Mount Saint Joseph High School and West Rutland High School. The event at Manchester Elementary School will occur after April 1 when Ianni returns from Florida.
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Manchester
Manchester Pta
Mount Saint Joseph
West Rutland
Napoleon Ianni
Ianni
Florida
PTA
Raymond Brown
Rutland
Burr
Bur
Mother of Five Declares for School Board Race
Alberta Harrington, a Londonderry and Manchester teacher with seven years full time experience, announces candidacy for one of two one year school board terms. Other filings due by Feb. 11 after state extension. Harrington active in girl scouting and St Paul's Church catechism class.
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Wood
MBS
BBS
Brown
Carl Rice
State Department
Manchester
Alberta Harrington
Londonderry
Dorset
Pawlet
Fiveman
Frederick Stone
Richard Hayes
Clara May Hemenway
Harrington
Hoosick Falls Driver Reports Sightings of Robins on Route
Harold Prebble a Hoosick Falls bus driver observed three robins on Wednesday afternoon while transporting students from Hoosick Falls Central School along North Petersburg Hill Road to Fox Hill Road.
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Harold Prebble
Hoosick
Hoosick Falls Central School
North Petersburg Hill
Fox Hill Road
Shaftsbury Boy Scouts Plan Troop Direction
Senior Boy Scouts Edward Corey Peter Cross Ricky Harrington and Victor Harwood Jr met with Scoutmaster Richard Boyd and others to plan troop leadership. They urge patrol leaders to seek guidance from seniors and aim to set troop rules and programs for advancement starting next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Edward Corey
Peter Cross
Ricky Harrington
Victor Harwood Jr
Richard Boyd
George Tisdale
Donald
Farrar
Boyd
Eagle Scouts
Whitingham Farms Lures Buyers With Cocktail Parties
Vermont land developer Whitingham Farms sends invitations to cocktail parties in New Haven Hartford and Boston on February 11 13 and 17. The mailer touts a color film slides master plan discussion and a Vermont weekend for 25 dollars with lodging meals and entertainment. It states no admission charge and a policy against selling property without site visits.
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Whitingham Farms
New Haven
Hartford
Vermont
Lois Carrol
Specia Events
Whitinghan
Dog license renewals due and rabies shot rule stated
Shaftsbury Town Clerk Elizabeth King announces dog licenses are now due with a deadline of April 1. All dogs must have had a rabies vaccination within the last 30 months or since October 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth King
Marlboro Receives Grant for Faculty Development and Theatre
Marlboro College announced Shell Foundation funds of 1500 dollars to support general faculty development and the college budget, intended for new activities rather than regular salaries or budget purchases. Avalon Foundation pledged 15000 dollars toward building the Marlboro College Theatre Auditorium, with construction to start when funds permit.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Shell Company
Foundation
Avalon Foundation
BREF Announces Released Time Courses and Open House
The Bennington Religious Education Foundation releases time course brochures for Mt. Anthony Union High School students. Courses include The Changing Roman Catholic Church and The Generation Gap among others, with spring and fall semesters. An open house at BREF headquarters in the Ecumenical Center is set for February 9 from 2 to 5 p.m. A $15,000 grant from the Raskob Foundation funded the center building purchase.
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Bennington Religious Education Foundation
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Ecumenical Center
County Street
Mission Impossible
Church of God
United Church of Christ
Bennington
First Methodist Church
Sacred Heart
St. Francis de Sales
Second Congregational Church
Holy Cross Novitiate
North Bennington
BREF
Raskob Foundation
Loyal Legislative Women Organize Projects in Montpelier
The Loyal Legislative Women LLW, an informal group of legislators wives, have formed plans for 1969. They will knit sweaters and toy animals for Brandon Training School and raise funds for wheelchairs, led by Anna Caracciola. The group elected officers and set social events including a January 29 gathering at the Montpelier Tavern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Brandon Training School
Statehouse
Brandon
LLW
Anna Caracciola
Joseph Caracciola
Bennington
Caracciola
Marjorie Arnold
Dorothy Whittier
Grete Jackman
Josephine Levitt
Montpelier Tavern
Pownal Club votes on gun rules and wildlife issues
The Pownal Fish and Game Club in Vermont discussed and voted on gun registration hunting licenses and deer management with the state federation. They opposed gun registration, supported bow hunting for deer, and backed keeping control with the legislature. The group also favored stricter deer and dog regulations and approved a nuclear power plant environmental resolution. Next meeting set for February 18 to elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Fish and Game Club
Pownal
Vermont
Pownal Club
Randolph Fish and Game Club
Fish and Game Department
New York State Conservation Council
Nuclear Corporation
Pownal Firehouse
Pownal Seeks Candidates For Vacant Town Offices
Pownal considers nominations for a five member school board and a four member board of sisters after resignations. The town faces crowded elementary schools and plans to expand the school board. Incumbents listed include Carolyn Peckham and Rachel Mason. The caucus is set for seven PM at the Pownal Town Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Fiveman
Carolyn Peckham
Rachel Mason
Arthur E. George
Charles F. Mason
William Cameron
Leonard Duval
Margaret Lillie
Everett Smith
C.F. Mason
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U.S. 7
Center Hill
Dept. of Highways
MES
Robert P. Wood
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Whitingham
Whitingham Farms Project
Carthusian Foundation of
Mt. Equinox
Peru
Alice Dibble
A. C. Wires
Board of Selectmen
Edwin Wheeler
Anna Dibble
Boston Museum Art School
Miss Dibble
Museum
Joseph Schaff
Cambridge School
Weston
Mass
Buxtehude
Orlando Gibbons
Orlando di Lasso
Glee Club
PAN Asa
Main St
Bennington, VT
ZEREX
Prestone
H. Greenberg and Son, Inc
Sheilah Miller
Hubby
Vera Langlais
A.D. Mason
Harold Hicks
Citizens Committee
Robert E. Rudd Jr
Public Money
CF. Mason
Pownal Town Hall
Cameras — Records
the St
Fienberg
Philco
Chasgsts
Marin ST. Bennington
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