Manchester Town Village sewage plant plan debated at hearing
A $2.5 million sewage facility project for Manchester to replace the current town and village plants will be discussed at an environmental assessment hearing tomorrow at 7 p.m. in the Manchester Cementery School cafeteria. Jennison Engineering of Burlington prepared the plans, with 90 percent funding from state and federal sources. a local bond vote is expected in early Lott.
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Manchester Town Village
Jennison Engineering Inc
Burlington
Manchester Cementary School
Jennison
Community Notices From White Creek And Hoosick Falls
Family picnic on July 6 honors Mrs Sarah Green Allen who marked her 81st birthday July 7. Alumni events include Pittsfield High School banquet and Hoosick Falls High School 102nd alumni gathering at Williams Inn with class members noted. No Sunday service at Jermain United Methodist Church on July 13 and 20 due to Pastor’s vacation. United Methodist Women held July 2 meeting with program on The Nation Yet to Be and reports on Oregon Utah reservations.
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Dewey McCart
Mildred
Sarah Green Allen
Jermain United Methodist Church
Carter Adriance
United Methodist
Warren Taber
Perry Bugbee
Roy Whitman
Oregon
Utah
Melissa Travis
Howard Robinson
Gordon Byars
Hoosick Falls High School
Williams Inn
Wilson
Gerry Taber
Byars
Manchester faces 76000 pool fund drive stalemate
Selectmen and the recreation committee agreed to push ahead with raising the town portion of the pool project, now pegged at 304000 total cost. The 76000 local share must be raised by December 31, with potential loans or voter approval if short.
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Manchester
Rutland House Construction Corp
Rotary Swimming Pool Inc
Rotary Pool
Recreation Committee
Rotary Club
Jennison Engineer Inc
Lids to Meet Home Canning Demand in Northeast States
A U S Department of Agriculture report via Aline Coffey Vermont Extension nutritionist says fall supplies of home canning lids should be adequate if there is no hoarding. Production shifted to lids mid April with early harvest regions receiving extra shipments. August or September will bring the largest supply. shortages are unlikely if consumers buy only what they need this summer. Also reports an accident in Manchester during the Fourth of July weekend involving Kamal Saha heading north on Route 7. The Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce will hold a July luncheon with Dave Meinertz discussing Stratton Mountain plans. reservations due July 15.
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Burlington
Vermont
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Aline Coffey
University of Vermont
Florida
Manchester
Kamal Saha
Bayside
N.Y
Purdy Hill
Saha
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Manchester Rescue
Greater Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce
Golden Toad
Dave Meinertz
Stratton Mountain
Stratton
John Stuart
Chamber
Pownals Choir Rehearsal and Meetings Tonight
The Pownals Choir rehearses at Pownal Baptist Church at 6 30 p m. A weekly prayer meeting follows at 7 30 p m. The Rap Group meets at the Pownal Recreational Community Center from 7 to 9 p m.
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Pownal Baptist Church
Pownal
Local Board of Selectmen Meet at Town Office
Two area youths took home trophies from the July 4 motocross races in Southwick Massachusetts. Wayne Jelley of North Pownal earned third place overall in the 125cc amateur class and John Patterson of Pownal Center captured fourth place overall in the 125cc novice class.
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Southwick
Mass
Wayne Jelley
North Pownal
John Patterson
Pownal Center
State Grange to hold annual church service in Hartford
The 28th annual Vermont State Grange service will be held July 13 at 11 15 a m at the Greater Hartford United Church of Christ. Rev Elden Bucklin will lead the service with Kermit Richardson Earl Haynes and others speaking on Head Heart and Soul. A basket lunch follows with a 2 p m program by the home economics committee.
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Williamstown
Mass
John
Dorothy Johnson
Lindley Terrace
Promenadors Square
Second Congregational Church
Louth
Willamstown
Jerry and
Marylin Davis
Hancock Road
Treavor
Ann Lord
State Road
North Adams
Paul
Virginia Gaskill
Cold Spring Road
Louis and
Frances Shuey
Hartford
Greater
Prince of the National Grange
Middletown Springs
Irene Romine
Vermont State Grange
Sharon Harvey
Derby
Kathleen Denko
Pawlet
State Grange
Daryl Lowry
Vergennes
Harry Gibbs
Calvin
State Grange Home Economics Committee
Hazel Hickson
Norwich
Muller couple return home from Zurich visits
The Rev. and Mrs. Oswald A. Muller have returned to their South Cambridge Johnsonville Road home after visiting relatives and friends in June in Zurich Switzerland. They also enjoyed sightseeing in their native country.
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Oswald A. Muller
Cambridge
Johnsonville Road
Zurich
Switzerland
SSI Overpayment Letters Sent From Rutland Office
Rutland residents who received SSI overpayments last August or September will start receiving letters from the Social Security office in the coming weeks. Call Social Security promptly upon letter arrival to discuss options. Those who repaid may qualify for a refund and help is available through the Office on Aging at 442-3487.
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Rutland
Social Security Office
Social Security
Office
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Board of Selectmen
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