Manchester Oil Billing Errors Bring School $2,165 Credit
Manchester School Board accepted a $2,163 credit from Mobil Oil Co after uncovering 10 billing errors on shipments since last summer. The board had investigated fuel costs, awarded a new oil contract to Johnson Fuel Co, and discussed transportation costs for the next school year. A walkers policy was approved requiring children eight and older within three quarters of a mile to walk to school except in certain road areas. Bus routes were reviewed by Supt. Neil E. Cross. Bids for kindergarten transportation were opened with Oscar Johnson submitting a bid.
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Manchester
Mobil Oil Co
Albany
N.Y
Richville
Barnumville
Neil E. Cross
Walkers
Oscar Johnson
Ken V. Johnston
Johnson
Harold Waters
George Wheeler
Clifford B. Harwood
Ralph Fleming
Euegene V. Kayatta
Supt. Cross
Donald R. Shanks
University of New Hampshire
Bresko
Robinson
Paul H. Bullock
Bullock
U.S. 7
Seminary Avenue
West Road
Grace Reed
Campbell
Jack Ortlieb
Union Street
Police Chief: Wallet theft at First Congregational Church
Manchester Police Chief George Hill disclosed the theft of three wallets during services at the First Congregational Church on June 4. The wallets belonged to Mrs Jerome J Hevey Jr Mrs Raymond Brown and Mrs Jennie Griffith all choir members. investigation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hill
First Congregation
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Raymond Brown
Jennie Griffith
Hill
Manchester Teacher Heads VDD Survey on Vermont Colleges
Manchester teacher is conducting a three month state study to assess feasibility of private colleges in Vermont. Development Commissioner Elbert G. Moulton says Lowrie Gibbon, Burr and Burton Seminary faculty, will lead the preliminary work. Gibbon will study potential funding sources and consult educators, reporting by Oct. 1.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Moulton
Vermont
Gibb
Village Meeting Drops Manchester Tax 46 Cents
Manchester village voters approved a 46 cent tax cut after a two hour meeting. Officers were re elected, and a 1500 dollar resurfacing aid with 292 credit was approved. Major spending included a 14000 dollar bucket loader, financing debated, and a 2560 tax rate.
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Village Meeting
Manchester
Henry B. Robinson
G. Murray Campbell
Francis E. Smalley
Stephen Bresko
Leon E. Wiley
Justin J. Mueller
Roy W. Barstow
Robinson
Highway Dept
Bresko
Vermont Antiques Fair Prompts Residents to Return
Mr and Mrs A Schomps who rented the Kinney cottage in Dorset Hollow must return to Plainsfield New Jersey due to Mrs Schomps mother’s illness. They plan to be back in Vermont by late July and residents are reminded of the Antiques Fair on July 17 here.
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Reginald Marsh
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Marsh
New York
George Eastman House
A.schomps
Kinney
Dorset Hollow
Plainsfield
N.J
Dorset Fare This Weekend The Miser at Dorset Playhouse
Dorset The Caravan Theatre presents Moliere's classic farce The Miser at the Dorset Playhouse Thursday through Sunday. Harpagon the miser dominates the plot as lovers clash and servants scheme with a Paris 1668 set and imported costumes. Dana Wynter left The Chase due to casting changes.
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Dorset
Moliere
Caravan Theatre
Dorset Playhouse
Fred Carmichael
Harpagon
Phyllis Nierendorf
Elise
Michael Brett
Cleante
Lovely Mariane
Pam Reichert
la Fleche
David Siever
Ronald L. Savoy
Valere
Mary Carter
Frosine
Hap Lawrence
Seigneur
Anselm
William Gilbert
Warren Knowlton
Simon
Faith Catlin
David McHenry
Peter von Mayrhauser
Sally Forbes
Donna Lee Wilson
Pat Carney
Paetricia Carmichael
Anthony Dingman
George Blanchard
Camp News and Local Family Visits in Arlington Area
The Rev and Mrs Granville Greenwold returned from Maine for Sunday service at the Federated Church. Lee Anna is enjoying camp there and will stay rather than joining Skye Farm Church camp with local children. Cheryl Salter Shelley Salter and Dana Graves left for Skye Farm camp in the Adirondacks. The first week of 4 H camp has begun with strong attendance from area children. Mrs William Graves, summering in Newton MA, returned for a week with her son Daryl at Pratt's campsite in Arlington. Clarence Moon of East Arlington spent a week in Wilmington visiting cousins and also stopped in West Dover.
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William Center
Pamela Center
William Center Jr
Shaftsbury
Cliffside Park
Bogota
N.J
Nelson Center
Center
Louis Arnold
Ralph Percey Jr
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
Virginia
Granville Greenwold
Maine
Federated Church
Lee Anna
Skye Farm Church
Cheryl
Shelley Salter
Dana Graves
Skye Farm
Adirondacks
William Graves
Newton
Mass
Daryl
Pratt
Arlington
Clarence Moon
East Arlington
Wilmington
Cousins
West Dover
Dover woman at Putnam Memorial Hospital to be released this week
Mrs. Tom Bumford of Dover Knoll Wilmington remains a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital and expects release within the week. Arlington East Arlington Firehouse hosts a firemen's lawn party and carnival Thursday night with games for all and the school band performing.
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Tom Bumford
Dover Knoll
Wilmington
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bumford
East Arlington Firehouse
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Johnson Fuel Co
Jackie Breen
E.H. Henry
Galilee, R.I
The
Shore
Vermont Development Department
Bennington-Rutland
Thurs
Bennington
Furniture CO
Main Street
Burt Bros
Stavens & Frost, Inc
Bondville, Vt
Oneida
Johan ™ Avila
Arco
Paver Cain
VDD Survey
Lowrie Gibb
Fran Stacy
Bald Mt. 4*H Horse Club
Fred Bishop Farm
Gail Bishop
Deborah Mattison
Richville Road
Prospect Street
New Village
Patience Brooks
Hollywood
UPI
Dana Wynter
Marlon Brando
Jane Fonda
East
Sunderland
Amelia Lawrence
Carlo Walter
Helene Thompson
Edgar Blair
Atlantic City
Robert Blairs
Cape
James Watson
Quincy, Mass
Harold Blair
George Southerland
Watson
Linda Blair
Walter Lundeen
Vermont Bank
Bellows Falls
Chester
Brattleboro
Rutland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Cooperation
Manchester Center, Vermont
General &™ Electric
the Lion Road
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