Pownal Students Named for Girls State and Boys State
Pownal High students Jennifer Rounds and William Oeirch were chosen for Girls State and Boys State conventions this week for scholarship leadership and school activities. Rounds is at Vermont Junior College Montpelier, active in Student Council Varsity chorus softball class secretary and yearbook co editor, 4 H leader and church youth leader. Oeirch, a second baseman for MUHS, played Little League in Williamstown and will join a Schueller League team this summer. Community activities include Junior Fire Fighters squash weekend events and an upcoming Federation of Republican Women meeting in Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Junior College
Montpelier
Pownal Cester Community Church
Church
Msuhs
Wiliamstown
Schueller League
Williamstown
Buskirk Farmer's Daughter Crowned Dairy Princess of Rensselaer County
Geraldine Cornell of Buskirk, a HFCS senior, won the 1966 Rensselaer County Dairy Princess crown during a Hoosick Falls Dairy Month observance. Judges noted strong interviews and speeches. Runners up were Jean Cottrell and Judy Herrington. Cornell receives $500, roses, and will compete at the Syracuse State Fair in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Cornell
Buskirk
Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Grange
Beaumont
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Rensselaer County Dairy Princess
John A. Murphy
Leo Albowicz
Wood’s Memorial Park
HFCS
Hoosick Post, American Legion Bugle
Bogardus School of Baton
Farm Bureau
Holsteer Club
John Calhoun
Calhoun
Clyde Baker
Jean Cottrell
Hoosick
Judy Herrington
Schaghticoke
Cornell
Syracuse
Cottrell
Miss Herrington
Lillian Teeta
TV Channel 10
W. Donald Judd
Troy
State Bank of Albany
Richard McGuire
Verna Ketcham
Johnsonville
Joyce Hoag
Walloomsac
Judy Pfeiffer
Raymertown
Janice Cipperly
Darlene Herrington
Beverly Tucker
Bernice Burham
Washington County
Carleton Philpott
Pomona Grange
Omer Brenenstuhl
Marion Brenenstuhl
Phil Bemis
John Hoag
Arlden Olson
Deal Betts
Otto Piritz
Hoosick Falls Board Proposes $1,468,609 Budget
Hoosick Falls Central School District presents its proposed 1967-68 budget of 1,468,609 dollars for residents to consider. The board outlines plan allocations and anticipated tax implications for the upcoming school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HFCS
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education of
Hoosick Falls Central School
Local Calls and Military Updates Across Nations
Mr and Mrs Kermit Bain of North Weymouth Mass visited Mr and Mrs Ivan Elwell. Elwell was admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital for treatment and observation. Spec 4 Frank M Sanders, son of Mrs Lucy Sanders and the late Harry L Sanders, is stationed in Vietnam after boat training at Fort Hood and mechanic school at Fort Ord. He volunteered for a year’s duty in Vietnam and is listed as RA12740991513 Engr Co (DT) APO San Francisco 96238.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Bain
North Weymouth
Mass
Ivan Elwell
Elwell
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Frank M. Sanders
Lucy Sanders
Harry L. Sanders
Vietnam
Sanders
Fort Hood
Tex
Fort Ord
Calif
Taylor Barracks
Mannheim
Germany
Engr. Co
APO
San Francisco
John Rogers Parkinson
Boston
Jonathan
Frank Labadie Jr
East Arlington
Vermont Fish and Game Department
Green Mountain
Lake Bomoseen
Gilbert Wilcox
Duane Hoyt
Pony League
Memorial Field
Manchster Budget Battle Aims For Small Tax Levy Rise
A Hoosick Falls Central School budget totaling 1 468 609 dollars seeks board approval with a planned 2 500 dollar tax levy increase. The plan cites state aid and economy as reasons while noting a July 11 annual meeting and inviting families to host Fresh Air children with a deadline of July 5 for responses. The incident of a parked car rolling into a wall near Bennett Street is noted with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Leonard
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Conservationists oppose federal road to Branch Pond Sunderland
In Manchester Vermont petitions circulate to prevent the U S Forest Service from building a 110000 road into Branch Pond in Sunderland on Green Mountain National Forest. Critics call the plan wasteful and harmful to conservation while supporting potential pond reclamation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Branch Pond
Manchester
Manchester Journal
U.S. Forest Service
Green Mountain National Forest
Kelley Stand Road
Forest Service
National Forest
Branch Road
Lawrence Grant
Lewis B. Tuttle Jr
The
Orvis Co
Roger
Grant
Minnesota
B. Davis
International Paper
Nature
Funds Voted To Cover Tax Appeals In Williamstown
In a 5 to 3 vote the Williamstown Board of Selectmen moved 2500 dollars from a reserve fund to its legal account to cover future costs from appeals to Pownal over reevaluation and assessments of the Williamstown watershed area. Harvey Carter Jr. represents Williamstown and the Pownal board continues to decide on formal written appeals. About 500 acres, including Rattle Snake Reservoir, are affected as state law sets this year’s valuations at 50 percent of fair market value.
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Pownal
Williamstown
Rattlesnake
Vermont
Stage Manager Appointed Stage Manager Appointed
Williamstown theater names Mark D Healy production stage manager for the 13th season from June 30 to August 26 at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College Nikos Psacharopoulos announces the appointment also naming Jack Watson production manager and Charles Dillingham associate manager and producer assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Mark D. Healy
Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Jack Watson
Charles Dillingham
Carmichael Critics Dorset Opener at Playhouse
The Dorset Playhouse opens its 19th season with Critic's Choice a witty comedy directed by Patricia Carmichael and starring Carmichael as Parker Ballentine. Janette Gauthier leads as Angela with Betsy Henn and Larry Blauvelt debuting as new Dorset actors in a New York apartment satire running through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Caravan Theatre
Fred
Patricia Carmichael
Fred Carmichael
Old Sturbridge Village
Mass
Judith Page Murray
New York
George Blanchard
Walter
Jean Kerr
New York Times
Carmichael
Parker Ballentine
Janette Gauthier
Angela
Miss Gauthier
New England
Betsy Henn
Larry Blauvelt
Miss Henn
Utica
N.Y
Players Community Theatre
Theatre 14
Upstagers
Arkell Fund reaches sixty thousand for SVAC programs
SVAC members announced at their spring meeting that the Arkell Endowment Fund has reached $60,000 toward a $100,000 goal. A benefit dinner at Equinox House netted $1,388, with plans for a community study committee to guide growth and possible expansion of the center. The study, funded by a Vermont Arts grant and national arts act, will explore new directions for installations and services, including a children’s theatre workshop and outdoor art show this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Arkell Endowment Fund
Carleton Howe
Equinox House
Willard A. Kiggins
Landgrove
SVA
Ferdinand Bongartz
Manchester Depot
Charles W. Nichols Jr
George Clay
Carroll Glenn List
East Dorset
John Sawyer
Dorset
Peter Schoffstall
Vermont Council On the Arts
Riggins
Clay
Schoffstall
Art Center
Bartlett Arkell
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Pownals
Vera Langlais
Pownal Center
Chtech
Heward van Horn
Manchester - Dorset
Federation of Republican Women
Helen Heard
Buskirk Farmer’s Daughter
Her Majesty
Dacron
Dircrap
Ollon
Drysdale’s
Lot
Shaftsbury
Michael Miller
Francis Smaley
Bennett Street
Manchester Center
U.S. 7
Combination Cash Store
Wilmington
Janet Pool
Sitet Red Clan
Epot ST
Kilburn's Hardware
Fred Capron
Baby Boutique
China
Rt. 7
Manchester Ctr
G. Stewart Bennett
Adoniram Lodge
F&am
Adoniram Chapter
CES
Harry H. McGuffin
Ellsworth Lockwood
Davis
Fifield
Wallingford Ponds
Bourn Pond
West Branch
Fleming
Mobil
Casey
Esso
Bennington County
Charlotte
Dion
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Kenneth P. St. Germain
NDEA
UVM
Wolfe W. Schmokel
Svac Arkell
H. Laurence Achilles
Walter H. Mallory
Hubbel Lathrop
Samuel Robinson Ogden
Ogden
North Bennington
Bernard Whitman
Fred and
Ira Levin
Sun
Inspiration
Cat Princess
St. Peter’s
Episcopal Church
Tranklin
Manchester, VT
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