CB Sports founder Vaughn builds chic ski wear line
Charles B. Vaughn Jr. known as CB heads CB SPORTS from a Manchester farmhouse. The two person operation designs tailored warm-up pants and floral prints for New England ski shops while Roxanne handles office work and packing. Vaughn touts quality over low price and markets mainly to ski shops with a eastern focus and expanding wind pants.
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Kathe Dillmann
Manchester
Charles B. Vaughn Jr
Wilcox Dairy
Route 7
CB Vaughn
Roxanne
CB Sports
Vaughn
New England
United States
Midwest
Colorado
Newport Beach
Calif
Roxanne Vaughn
Charles B. Vaughns
Dorset
John McCormick
St. Lawrence University
Canton
N. Y
Middlebury College
Vaughns
White Creek and area notes from Paterson visitors
White Creek Eleanor Niles and Mrs. Wesley Brown with children from Paterson N J visit her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Andrew. Miss Carol George spent last week in Derby Line Vt and Fairfield Lake. James Nolar 4 H leader selling children's tickets for rides on Thursday at the Washington County Fair on Children's Day. Mr and Mrs Wales Taber vacationed at Lake George last weekend.
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Wesley Brown
Paterson
N.J
Roy Andrew
Carol George
Derby Line
Fairfield Lake
Post Corners
James Nolar
Washington County Fair
Wales Taber
Lake George
West Mountain Managers Plan Re opening Picnic
ARLINGTON West Mountain Farm gains new management. Three young managers plan to reopen the restaurant on August 10 with a pre opening lawn party August 8 from 7 to 11 pm open to area residents. The group includes Maud Dorr Arden Harrison and a Montreal born architect. They aim to serve home baked dinners and create summer and winter activities including a ski instructor and crafts fair.
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Arlington
West Mountain Farm
New York City
Maud Dorr
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Arden Harrison
John Harrison
Vasser
Montreal
McGill University
West Mountain
Lillian Elwell
Harrison
Kenilee Moore
Washington State University
Seattle
Wash
B ROC Board Meeting Discusses Poverty in Manchester
The Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council met at St. Pauls Church Manchester to elect representatives and review reorganization and future plans. A panel led by Rev Robert Green executive director and county developers discussed poverty causes and BROCs outreach, noting psychology as key and the interrelation of economics culture education sociology environment and other factors. Additional details covered Head Start Neighborhood Youth Corps Bennington Program Alcoholism Summer Play Groups and job openings in Mainstream and Senior Services with 12 and five positions respectively.
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Manchester
Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council
B-Roc
St. Paul’s Catholic
BRTC
Robert Green
BROC
Peter Ayersbach
Bennington
John Wincuinas
Rutland
Green
Bennington- Rutland Area Vista
Santway
Louis Grodsky
Senior Services
Bennington-Rutland
Pownall Story Hours Start at Solomon Wright Library
August schedule for kindergarten to second grade children with sessions every Monday 2 to 3 pm beginning August 3. The first hour will be led by Mrs Thomas Waller with assistants Miss Linda Dorman and Miss Brenda Dorman.
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Solomon Wright Public Library
Thomas Waller
Linda Dorman
Brenda Dorman
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Marilyn Skidmore
Eleanor Smith
Woodford Road
Alice Rockwell
Shaftsbury
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Bennington Legal Aid Society
Emma Harwood
ILGA
Labor
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Greater Bennington Association
Robert Santway
Second Congregational Church
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Hellen Gird
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U.S
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Bennington, VT
Mildred D. Spargo
Wickes
FT Reg
H.P
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