Pownal Names Teachers for Six Grades in 1966 67
Pownal Town School District announces new appointments for Oak Hill North Pownal and Center schools as Grades 7 and 8 join Benninton classes. New staff include principals and teachers for Grades 1 through 6 plus six instructors starting this year.
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Pownal
Pownal Town
Bennington
Leon Wagner
Oak Hill
Margaret Rosenburg
Barbara Roberts
Doris Guilmette
North Pownal
Florence Field
Florence Harries
Irma Shoff
Lynda Mosher
Center
Patricia Gile
Mae Bostwick
Richard Singleton
Ruth Mason
Martha Rudd
George Daley
Dennis Joy
Rolande Bruneau
Theodore Cook
Madalyn Green
Shoff
East Arlington
Plymouth State College
Mosher
Warehouse Point
Conn
Castleton State College
North Adams State College
Roberts
Pittsfield
Mass
College of Our Lady of the Elms
Guilmette
Richford
UVM
Gile
Keene State College
Crystal Clover 4-H members win district dress revue
Misses Bonnie Pratt and Joy Hamilton of Crystal Clover 4-H Club attended the district 4-H dress revue in Glens Falls. Their outfits won in the count dress category. Joy Hamilton was selected as a state fair delegate and Bonnie Pratt named first alternate.
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Bonnie Pratt
Joy Hamilton
Glens Falls
Joy
Bonnie
Manchester Village votes to bar trailers amid budget talk
Manchester Village voters spent nearly two hours approving a $3.07 tax rate and an amendment barring trailers or mobile homes. The meeting set the village tax rate, noted a $12,690.55 grand list, and approved a $43,030 budget with a $1,000 cut and 28 cents in new appropriations. The zoning amendment passed, with calls for clearer limits on temporary storage and vehicle types, while trustees stressed flexibility for enforcement and future amendments.
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Manchester
Franklin Avenue
Prospect Street
Ways Lane
Young and Hemenway
Rutland
G. Murray Campbell
Campbell
Zoning Board
Taconic Avenue
M. Rogers Warren
Treasure Chest at Arlington Antiques Festival Revealed
Arlington hosts a county antiques festival at Canfield farm on U.S. 7 with a Treasure Chest giveaway. Visitors buy keys from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a chance to win prizes including Polaroid cameras, electric shavers, restaurant coupons, chairs, a maple bench, and more. Nearly 100 New England dealers display antiques under ideal grounds, as Martha Canfield Library sponsors the event to benefit the library.
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Arlington
Canfield Farm
U.S. 7
Captain Kidd
New England
Arlington Library Board
Martha Canfield
Charles E. Canfield
Richard Cowan
Shaftsbury
Sunderland
Sandgate
Manchester
Bennington
Thumbs Down on State Aid School Lighting Project Tabled
Manchester school directors postponed the lighting renovation at Manchester Elementary after learning a state aid of 3000 dollars would be denied. Superintendent Cross said the state classified the project as maintenance, not eligible for aid, prompting potential extra town funding or a special meeting to reseek funds.
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Walter Hard
Wiley and Robinson
Reynolds
Anton G. Hardy
Manchester
Neil E. Cross
Rupert Spencer
State Department of Education
Griffin Electric Co
Bennington
Cross
Spencer
Lydia Shores
Oscar Johnson Jr
Granville
N.Y
Burr and Burton Seminary
Ormsby Chapter DAR Hears New York Conservation Talk
Ormsby Chapter NSDAR met at Mrs Edwin Wheeler’s home last Tuesday. Members voted a subscription to the DAR Magazine for Mark Skinner Library and discussed gifting magazines to Burr and Burton for its library. Bertha Goold spoke on DAR conservation efforts to save California redwoods and the Johnson program, plus water pollution impacts. An auction at the DAR Mansion on July 20 raises funds for the Mansion Fund.
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Ormsby
NSDAR
Edwin Wheeler
Katharine Perkins
Manchester
DAR
Mark Skinner
Burr and Burton
Albert Reed
New England Historical and Genealogical Record
Bertha Goold
Castleton
N.Y
California Redwoods
Johnson
Gould
John Strong
Salem Tour To Benefit Hospital Opens With Old Red Barn Museum
The Salem area Tour of Homes on July 23 from 1 to 5 p.m. benefits Mary McClellan Hospital building fund in Cambridge. An added attraction is the Old Red Barn Museum near Fitch's Point on NY 29, run by Mr. and Mrs. Ogilvie H. Davis, featuring clocks from 1720, firearms, Indian relics, a replica burial pit, ancient artifacts, Wedgwood glass, and a 4th century lamp. Refreshments and a concert are planned at the White Church chapel with proceeds supporting the hospital effort.
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RED Barn
Salem, N.Y
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Red Barn Museum
N.Y
Fitch’s Point
Salem
N. Y. 29
Ogilvie H. Davis
Davis
Rome
Asa Fitch
LeRoy Cary
Nathan Cordier
Merle Hunter
Agnes McQueen
Albert Sheldon
MacKenzie
White Church
West Broadway
Duane Flower
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South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Southern Vermont Art Center
Dorset
Arthur Jones
Jones
Manchester Center
Otis
Manchester Village
Roy W. Barstow
Leon Wiley
Thomas G. Cochrane
George Hill
Stephen Bresko
DIAL
Lal Ns
Cash & Carry At
H.greenberg & Son, Inc
Main St
Arlington Antiques Festival
Arlington Memorial High School
Lawrence P. Brush
Henry E. Coley
Herbert W. Congdon
Richard B. Cowan
Herbert E. Douglas
F. Ellingwood
Carl B. Henning
George Hughes
Lillian Johnson
Donald Kendall Jr
Lee Marsh
J. M. McCabe
William F. McGuire
Richard K. Miles Jr
John M. Moore
Francis Owen
Wilfred P. Racine
Christian Schafer
Sydney N. Stokes
Thomas E. Weakley
John L. Whalen
W. W. Williams
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Eugene V. Kayatta
Richard A. Gibboney
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Vera Langlais
Camp Sunrise
Pownals
Peter Roy
Michael Lewis
Alan Strobridge
John Grusendorf
Gerald LaCroix Jr
Leonard Duval
Thomas Langlais
Thomas Rhodes
Jeffrey Rounds
Robert St. Peter
Thomas Frost
Winslow Plumbing & Heating Supply CO
Atkins and Gould
Jewelers
Main St. Bennington
Quinlan
Mr. Haworth
Elvin R. Haworth
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Phllows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Gemser Federal Deposit Insuearce Corporation
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