Shaftsbury Votes Town School Tax Tuesday
Shaftsbury residents will vote Tuesday night at the elementary school on a budget of 137795 for the coming school year. The tax levy would be 9.95 with major items including instruction salaries transportation and tuition totaling 115320. Other measures include 500 for Bennington Friends of Retarded Children and up to 250 for a study committee with North Bennington, plus two three year school board seats currently held by Jesse Strong and Barton Jenks.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Town
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
North Bennington
Union High School Board
Jesse Strong
Barton Jenks
Motel Owners Protest Unfair Tax Burden at Manchester Hearings
In Manchester a Rutland attorney urged the Board of Civil Authority to rebalance motel taxes claiming nine motels face a 25 percent increase and that fair market value methods ignore intangibles like goodwill and clientele. The group named The Chalet Avalanche Motor Lodge Palmer House Weathervane Motel Manchester Motor Court Montclair Motel Four Seasons Motor Court Stamford Motel and Four Winds.
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Manchester
Rutland
Board of Civil Authority
John D. Carbine
Carbine
the Chalet
Avalanche Motor Lodge, Inc
Palmer House
Weathervane Motel
Manchester Motor Court
Montclair Motel
Four Seasons Motor Court
Stamford Motel
Four Winds
Tourist Association
Henry B. Robinson
Board of
Sisters
Walter S. Clemons
Earle J. Fowler
Stratton
Lewis B. Tuttle Jr
Four Seasons
Stanford Motel
Avalanche
Clara May Hemenway
No Back Talk! Manchester Rose Garden Leader Faces Tax Hike Steam
Henry B. Robinson of 1811 House Avenue grows 400 roses across 40 varieties in a garden that includes test plants from Jackson and Perkins. He spends winters studying catalogs and grafts rare varieties, saying he likes roses for not talking back amid a tax reevaluation controversy.
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Manchester
Henry B. Robinson
Robinson
Jackson and Perkins
Manchester Board of Sisters
Board of Civil Authority
Manchester Constance M. Jordan to star in ETV essay film
Alan M. Markey nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Paul E Markey selected from 15 youngsters to perform in a National Education Television documentary in the area. The hour long film depicts life and death and will air on ETV in late November honoring President Kennedy. A prize black Labrador from Dorothy Howe kennels accompanies Alan in the film. The company praised Manchester as the nicest community visited and cooperation from locals.
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Alan M. Markey
Paul E. Markey
National Education Television
ETV
John F. Kennedy
Dorothy Howe
Alan
Manchester
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Second Judicial Circuit
United States
W. Ray Forrester
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University Law School
J. Boone Wilson
Burlington
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
Foster
Main Street
ST. Louis
Oscar Lineberg
West Berlin
Linberg
Post Office Department
Berlin
Post Office
Phil’s Electric Service
Phil Mattison
Arlington, Vt
John G. Hutton Jr
Manfred W. Ehrich
Thomas F. Farley
Beriah
Janet Wall
Russell Rode
J.A. Merwin
Manchester Village Properties, Inc
Donald
Elisabeth Mattison
Louis Soderberg
Laura Meredith
John Lyon
William F. Hayes
Richard D. Hayes
Manchester Water Company
Sidney J. Meachem
Joseph A. Bates
John and Lois Mahar
Mary A. Porter
Frederick A. Malone
Benjamin A. Chase
Mahar and Bates
Edward Jobson
Vermont Commissioner of Taxes
Constance M. Jordan
Howard Johnston
School Street
George Jarvis
Ted L. Hopkins
Johnston
Nichols
Squires
Arlington
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