Manchester Selectmen Seek Alternative to No Parking
Manchester selectmen and Town Manager James L. Woodard met with district highway engineer Ivor Pelsue to propose an alternative to the No Parking restrictions on Vermont Route 11 30 from the U S 7 intersection to Cottage Street. The plan hinges on highway department approval and would stop enforcement if accepted.
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Manchester
U.S. 7
Cottage Street
Highways Department
James L. Woodard
Ivor (Tink) Pelsue
Hoosick All Saints Chicken Barbecue July 14
Hoosick All Saints Guild will serve a chicken barbecue in the parish hall on Thursday July 14 with servings at 5 6 and 6 30 p m Reservations by July 7 to Mrs Paul Cipperly Hoosick Falls 686 9266 Mrs Philip Lewis is supper chairman Mrs Mary Ayers of Albany visited Mrs Edward Goodermore Charles Knapp of Montpelier a Montpelier highway safety engineer. The selectmen propose removing part of the sidewalk in front of Horton Hardware and Plumbing Co down to the driveway of Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Thrift Shop Moving the center line slightly north parking restored on restricted basis Parking meters not to be reinstalled The proposal will go to the highway department with conditional approval at the meeting Tuesday The no parking restriction was imposed at the busy corner due to traffic congestion and objections were widespread
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All Saints Guild of
Charles Knapp
Montpelier
Highway Department
Selectmen
Horton Hardware and Plumbing Co
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Thrift Shop
United Vacation Bible School
North Pownal Congregational Church
Pownal
Earle Church
William Church
James Metcalf
Gary Church
David Hubbard
North Pownal
Robert E. Rudd Jr
Rudd
Richard Pudvar
Everett Smith
Jay Buck
Shaftsbury Church Observes Centennial
Shaftsbury marks the 100th anniversary of the First Methodist Church with a full sanctuary and annex service attended by former parishioners from New York and New England. An historical display by Eugene Kosche showcased early church days, with letters from bishops and priests, and a smorgasbord dinner for about 200 afterward.
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Eugene Kosche
Studebaker
Shaftsbury Methodist Church
William Allen
Shaftsbury
First Methodist
New York State
Albany
N.Y
Troy
New York City
Caldwell
N.J
Springfield
Williamstown
North Adams
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Robert F. Joyce
Burlington
Walter Miller
St. John the Baptist Church
Mrs Hess Celebrates Ninety Birthday in Arlington
Mrs Julia Hess of Mann Terce celebrated her 90th birthday last Friday born in Washington D C educated there. She taught school in Masonville New York and married Henry C Hess a Hanover Germany native in 1896. She has eleven children ten living including Helen Hess Sophie Scales Alice Pelton Muriel Derby James George Lillian Hall Laurie Carl Archie Hess plus 27 grandchildren 61 great grandchildren and one great great grandchild. She lives alone and enjoys good health aided by a nearby daughter and neighbor.
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Julia Hess
Mann Terrace
Washington, D.C
Cuttingsville
Arlington
Shaftsbury approves budget for district school
Shaftsbury voters approved a 121394 dollar budget for the elementary school, with joint action by the school board and selectmen to set tax rates for the budget and the 131585.64 dollar Mt Anthony Union High School assessment. Joseph Crossman defeated incumbent Lloyd Spaulding for three year school director. Dr Arthur Faris elected to Mt Anthony Union district. The vote also covered tax issues, staff salaries, and plans for future school facilities and hiring an architect for additions.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Town
Board of Selectmen
Union High School
Joseph Crossman
Lloyd Spaulding
Arthur Faris
Mt. Anthony Union High
Spaulding
Highway Plans To Be on Display In Manchester
Maps showing the latest Highway Department plans for the proposed four lane replacement of US 7 in Manchester will be available Friday. A public hearing with the Highway Department on the route location is set for July 13 at Manchester Elementary School.
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Manchester
Highway Department
Board of Selectmen
I. Stanford Zecher
Selectmen Discuss Airport Improvements in Manchester
Manchester selectmen met with A L Kovacs Equinox Flying Club Edward Knapp and George R Breen to review potential airport upgrades at Equinox Airport including runway extension paving and building hangar improvements. Knapp outlined federal and state aid options while a follow up meeting will set out specific proposals.
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Manchester
A. L. Kovacs
The
Equinox Flying Club
Edward Knapp
Vermont
George R. Breen
Knapp
Selectmen
Norman Construction Co
Bennington
Norman 4G. Stratton
North Village School Meeting Tonight in North Bennington
The North Bennington Graded School District holds its annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the school gym. Voters will review last year’s operation, discuss next year’s budget, and decide how to raise the necessary taxes. District officers will be elected.
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North Bennington
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