North Pownal District considers paying off debt
Fourteen voters in the North Pownal Graded School District met to discuss how to discharge existing indebtedness as North Pownal joins the Pownal Town School District. Plans include selling desks, chairs, auditorium benches, and storage desks to raise funds, plus delinquent taxes of 999.90. The district aims to pay debt without a new tax levy, with a five year window under law. Elected officials include moderator Joseph Tornabene and secretary Everett Smith.
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Pownal
North
North Pownal
Pownal Town
County National Bank
Richard E. Champney
Joseph Tornabene
Everett Smith
Jay Buck
Robert E. Rudd Jr
Martin Lingner
Robert E. Rudd Sr
Richard Pudvar
Car Demolished In Accident At Manchester
A 1959 Chevrolet convertible owned by John Kardas ran off River Road near Wilburton Inn in Manchester injuring Kardas with fractures to the right hand and causing the car to be destroyed after hitting a stone wall. Passengers William Belanger Ramona Gauthier and Kay Moyer were not seriously hurt. Moyer had a facial cut. Police noted no clear cause and no excessive speed. The report also covers local fiscal actions including officer salaries, tax collection rates, delinquent tax penalties, and a scheduled June 1966 meeting to discuss debt settlement.
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Manchester
John Kardas
Wilburton Inn
George Hill
William Belanger
Ramona Gauthier
Kay Moyer
Hill
Kardas
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Miss Moyer
Hoosick Falls Troop 64 Plans Camp Wakpominee Trip Meeting
Hoosick Falls Troop 64 BSA will hold a final meeting tonight at 8 in the Parish Hall, moving from 7:30 due to baseball conflicts. Parents will attend as plans for the Mohican Council Camp Wakpominee venture are outlined. A Green Bar Patrol training is set for the last weekend of July with an August planning session, patrol leader meetings Aug 24 to Aug 31, and troop meetings resume Sept 7.
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BSA
Mohican Council
Wakpominee
Green Bar Patrol
Manchester Church Begins Fund Drive for New St Pauls
A capital building fund campaign launched in Manchester to finance a new St Pauls Roman Catholic Church on a 17 acre Vermont 30 site. Don Powers chairs the drive with a minimum $60,000 goal toward a $300,000 project. Rev James B Murray announced the plan at Masses and CCS Parish Corp of Rockville Center oversees the campaign with advance gifts already under way and a parish-wide solicitation set for July 11.
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Manchester
St. Paul’s
Vermont
Manchester Center
Don Powers
Seminary Avenue
James B. Murray
Murray
Clarence E. Comar
George L. Markey
Carlton J. Winslow
WSCS Meeting Set At 8 Tonight At Mrs Dorman Home
WSCS will meet tonight at 8 at the home of Mrs Otis Dor man with Mrs Henry W Bassen in charge of the program and Mrs Harry W Beals Jr assisting the hostess with refreshments. John Welch son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Welch of North Pon al will leave this week for Fort Dix New Jersey where he will receive basic training with the US Army. He graduated from B C H S this month.
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WSCS
Otis Dorman
Henry W. Bassen
Harry W. Beals Jr
John Welch
Ernest Welch
North Pownal
Fort Dix
N.J
U.S. Army
Manchester Vermont notices and real estate transfers prevailing
The Vermont State files a lease with Wilvir Corp for a liquor store at the proposed shopping center on Vermont 11 30 between Manchester Center and Manchester Depot. Town clerk’s office closes Monday. The Manchester BPW picnic is set for July 7 at Brook n Hearth. Equinox Flying Club meets July 8. Board of Civil Authority meets tonight at 8. Chamber of Commerce to record events. groups urged to register dates. New England Amateur Golf Tournament to be welcomed July 27. Recent town clerk transactions include Elroy Horan and Clement Jr housing sale in Taconic Ave US 7 sale to Salvatore, Stokes sale of Dalton house, Campbell sale on Dillingham Ave, Rogers sale on Center Hill, Matterson sale in Richville, Kent estate land sold to Heiland, Malone named administrator. Stenographer/bookkeeping needed for Manchester Molding Co.
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State of
Vermont
Wilvir Corp
Manchester Center
Manchester Depot
Manchester Bpw
Fred Jones
Brook ’N Hearth
Ethel Bennett
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Elroy Horan
Taconic Avenue
Foster R. Clement Jr
Chappaqua, N.Y
Kathleen Duke
Hope C
Salvatore
Dorset Rider Named Queen Of July Rodeo
Patience Brooks of South Dorset was named rodeo queen at the Hill and Dale Junior Horse Show in Essex Junction. She will reign as Miss Rodeo for the Denver rodeo July 8 to 10, receive trophies, lead the grand entry, and appear on radio and TV events while promoting tickets in Burlington and Montpelier.
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Essex Junction
Patience Brooks
South Dorset
Hill and Dale
Hill and Dale 4-H
Champlain Valley Fair Grounds
Miss Brooks
Rodeo Cowboys
Denver
Colo
Burlington Kiwanis Club
Equestrienne
Sparky
Kiwanis Club
Burlington
Monpelier
State House
Hotel
Vermont
Firecracker Festival Sparked at Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury firemen prepared for the annual Firecracker Festival next weekend with booths and a fireworks display. Activities run Saturday and Sunday including games, a food sale, pony rides, and a helicopter ride. A Saturday dance starts at 8 p.m. near the school with Phillip's Orchestra, free admission, parking available, plus bingo and more. The event ends Sunday night with an enhanced fireworks show, and the fire company spent 100 dollars more than last year to boost color and noise.
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Shaftsbury
Phillip
Seven Shows Open At Art Center
At the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester seven artists opened exhibitions this Saturday through July. Publicity shy Louise Dahl Wolffe presented a group of black and white and color photographs, her sculptor-husband Meyer Wolfe showed drawings and sculpture in plaster bronze and ceramic. Also shown were works by Thomas Reilly Dibble Eve Dawson Russ Metcalf Alice Burns and Lea Ehrich with metcalf presenting watercolors and Dibble oils drawings and wood sculptures. The Wolfes were persuaded to exhibit by Harry Shokler and his wife Dahris who first met them in Tunisia.
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Louise Dahl-Wolffe
Meyer Wolfe
Dibble
Hoosick Falls Board Terms Open for Election
Hoosick Falls Central School Board petitions for two seats must be received before midnight tonight. Annual meeting and voting set for July 13. Expired terms include Arthur E. Smith Jr. and Charles L. Frazier, with Frazier facing opposition from Stanley Arasim.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Summer plans for East Arlington youth shown in notes
East Arlington residents report exciting summer plans for local youth. Rosie Stone is in Philadelphia with an aunt and a relative plans a west coast trip via Canada to visit a Montana national park Disneyland and a jet return. Gordon Howard will join Philmont Ranch in New Mexico for three weeks starting July 7 with 36 participants from Green Mountain Council.
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Edward Saunders
Orlando
Fla
Saunders
Max Grout
East Arlington
James Stone
Rosie
Philadelphia
Mary
Canada
National Park
Montana
Disneyland
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Cace Depesiton
Manchester Church
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Peru
Russ Metcalf
Southern Vermont Art Center
Metcalf
Hagerman
Jackie Breen
Equinox Flying Club
Potentials Real Estate
Board of Civil Authority
Howard H. Manley
New England
Robert Stokes
Dalton
Eleanor Holly
Theresa F. Campbell
Dillingham Avenue
West Road
Richard Rockwell
Fannie J. Rogers
Carlisle House
Center Hill
Scott N
Andes
Donald J. Mattison
Richville
John E. Sargent
Fred H. Kent
Rudolph Heiland
Frederick S. Malone
Manchester Molding Company
Ian Fleming
James Bond
Dorset
Art Center
East
Arlington
Sunderland
Amelia Lawrence
William Graves
Newton
Mass
Graves
Long Island
Garrow
Ben Franklin
Featuring
Vchester Center
Purdy’s Ono
Pyle Rales
Rte
Eysctrowy
Bernew
Radio Ld Pe
U.S. 7
Bromley
Equinor House
AlLas
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