Road Hearing Set Tuesday For Skeptical Readsboro
Readsboro residents express disbelief over a proposed five mile highway project between Readsboro Village and Heartwellville estimated at 800000 dollars with hearings planned by federal rules. Town Rep Kenalene Collins noted the first public hearing will be next Tuesday at 7 30 PM at Readsboro Central School with two more hearings over the next two years.
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Readsboro
Charles Eileers
Eilers
Kenalene J. Collins
Readsboro Village
Heartwellville
Preston Sprague
White Creek card party and church notices mix
White Creek seven tables were in play at the Firemen's Auxiliary card party Saturday night with the next event on March 13. World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday at the White Creek Methodist Church with Women of the Center White Creek Baptist Church guests at 2 30 p m led by Mrs George Lobdell and refreshments served. Mr and Mrs Gordon Nesbitt visited Northfield VI and Norwich University for their son Thomas. Francis Murphy was confined to his home last week. White Creek Grange meets March 13 at Easton. Women’s Society of Christian Service meets Thursday with Mrs Betty McCart, leader Mrs Helen Carter speaking on Book Review and a note about a new road. Mrs Collins told Eilers a new highway for Readsboro is becoming reality and Eilers will attend the public hearing.
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Dewey McCart
Putnam Memorial Hospital
White Creek Methodist Church
Center White Creek Baptist Church
George Lobdell
Gordon Nesbitt
Northfield
Thomas
Norwich University
Francis Murphy
White Creek
Cambridge Village Board Seeks New Police Officer
The Cambridge village board announced Monday that the police officer opening is open to applicants age 45 or under. Applicants must obtain an application from village clerk Orville Burton in Cambridge, N.Y.
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Cambridge Village Board
Cambridge, N. Y
Orville Burton
Cambridge, N.Y
19 Conservation Measures Backed By Vermont Resource Coordinator
Vermont resource coordinator Richard Macomber said Monday he was backing 19 measures before the 1965 general assembly. Key items include a permissive minimum stream flow bill an increase in state aid for pollution control and sewage plants from 20 to 45 percent a cooperative ground water survey allocation of 15000 dollars per year to the Water Resource Department as the state's contribution to the cooperative US Geological Survey work and a Vermont small watershed act allowing the state to span
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U.S. Geological Survey
Vermont
Community notices and church women meeting highlights
North Bennington groups schedule meetings including Tucker Chapter CES at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Masonic Temple and the Women's Auxiliary of the North Bennington Fire Department meeting at 8 p.m. at the firehouse. Boy Scout Troop 28 patrol leaders meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at Scoutmaster Harold Shepard’s home. The Baptist Church Women’s Fellowship reports a 32-member February meeting with Washington’s Birthday decor, a World Day of Prayer note for March 5, and planned clothing donations for Mathers School. Financials show a $333 treasury with $29 received. Mentioned items include the One Great Hour of Sharing and layette displays from a sewing bee.
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Tucker Chapter
Masonic Temple
North Bennington
Women’s Fellowship
Bernard Whitman
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Washington
Alfred Scott
Scott
Home Missions
William
Williams Art Major To Talk At Pine Cobble School
Williams College senior Arthur Wheelock, art major, will lecture at Pine Cobble School Carriage Barn in Williamsport Massachusetts with slides from the Clark Art Institute. The school plans field trips to the institute for Grades 3-9 during the following week.
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Williamstown
Mass
Arthur Wheellock
Williams College
Clark Art Institute
Pine Cobble School
Wheelock
Art Institute
Losing Elks Team Wins 45 Tournament Dinner Night
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks wraps up the annual 45 tournament with a championship dinner at the lodge. Tom Beaumont and Joe Salluzzo captained the winning team by four games. Don Smith and Styles Smith led the challengers. Dinner served by the Ladies Auxiliary, with Beaumont and Joseph Carelelli as chefs.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Don Smith
Styles Smith
Beaumont
Joseph Careleli
Readsboro Annual Meeting Votes Town Village Merger
Readsboro votes approve merging town and village governments by 133 to 55 among 195 of 402 voters. Village must approve next month before consolidation. Tax rate increases 69 cents for higher school costs, with town rate at 11 cent decrease totaling 13.85, pending Grand List.
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Readsboro
Hollis V. Yorke
John Birch Jr
Leroy Colford
Christopher Crowell
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Skeptical Readsboro
Eleanor Niles
Elizabeth Dwyer
State Department
Forests and Parks Department
Interagency Committee On Natural Resources
State Fish and Game Department
New York
Lake Champlain
Williams
Burton
Civil Service
Philip Sica
State Campus
Roland Bushee
East Main Street
Benjamin English
Village
Edward McEvoy
Thomas Dunn
Donald Presler
Agnes Luddy
Mary Y. Nemstiel
David Moore
Eardley
Vogue
Putnam Block
Bennington, VT
Vanity Colonial
Elks
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Dale Jacobson
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Vera Mae Welling
Burton Welling
Pleasant Valley Granges
Mary Wade
West Camebridge
Putnam Hospital
Bennington
Crystal Clover
Town Hall
WSCS
North Hoosick
Daughn M. Austin
James D. Austin Jr
Cambridge Central
New York State Reegents
Linda Morache
Edmond Morache
West Cambridge
Hoosick
Nichols
Vernon W. Sprague
Anna Faris
Lena Comai
Clarence Ross
Noveck
Bennington, Vermont
Wonderalls
M-L
Union St
Tegee
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