Bennington County towns renew BCRC funding stance
Thirteen towns in Bennington County agreed to fund the Bennington County Regional Commission for 1973 74 totaling 10 846 dollars with a four to one state match. The plan to hire a staff attorney was not funded by town meetings, as Bennington and Manchester withheld support. Local appropriations listed include Arlington 735 dollars Bennington 35542 Dorset 471 Landgrove 100 Manchester 1100 Peru 928 Pownal 928 Rupert 221 Sandgate 100 Shutesbury 917 Stamford 286 Sunderland 228 and Woodford 108.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
John Simpson
Sandgate
Rupert
Stamford
Bennington
Manchester
Simson
Bcrcould
Norton Barber
Barber
Oakley K. Porter
Dorset
Landgrave
Peru
Pownal
Shottsbury
Sunderland
Woodford
Grinold named to head Wilmington Selectmen
Robert Grinold was unanimously chosen chair of Wilmington's Board of Selectmen replacing Merrill Haynes who becomes junior selectman. The board plans a vigorous tax collection campaign, potentially including tax sales in extreme cases, and approved several appointments to town boards and commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Nelson
Wilmington
Board of Selectmen
Robert Grinold
Grinold
Merrill Haynes
Haynes
Kingsley duMont
Rave
Norman
Sweater
Lawrence Brisgette
al Wurzberger
Brissette
Andrew Crawford
Wilmington Road
Vern Bayd
Henry Wheeler
George Wellman
Steve Lazelle
Earl Streeter
Wayland Hall
John Poor
Green Mountain Beach
Pownal Library Hours Set and Fire Association Meeting
The Solomon Wright Library in Pownal will be open Monday Tuesday and Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. The Pownal Fire Protective Association will hold its monthly business meeting tonight at 7 at the fire house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Wright
Pownal
East Pownal
Williams College picks liberal educator Chandler as president
John W. Chandler, named to succeed John E. Sawyer at Williams College, is portrayed as a liberal oriented educator whose Hamilton College speeches urged less classroom time, more library study, and a self renewing, student centered liberal arts education focused on meaningful inquiry and enduring curiosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
John W. Chandler
John E. Sawyer
Wiliams College
Hamilton College
Chandler
Whitehead
Hamilton
Arts Colleges
Iberal Arts College
NEW York Times
Thorstein Veblen
St Joan of the Baptist Parish Meeting Wednesday
The meeting of St Joan the Baptist Sodatity will be held Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the parish hall. A Sarah Coventry party will be held after the short business meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joan the Baptist Sodatity
Sarah Coventry
Understanding hydro cycle by CHACE PEABODY
Williams town readers learn the hydro cycle and ecology basics in a Hoosic River Association article. The piece explains water’s circulation from sea to land to sea, and how pollution returns to us, with examples of radioactive, mercury, and chemical wastes impacting Maine and the shrimp industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chace Peabody
Williamstown
Mass
Oceans
Coaler
New York City
Maine
Hoosic River Basin
Manchester troop to host scout camp planning talk
Troop 333 of Manchester hosts a camping information roundtable to be held Wednesday at 7 20 p m in the Manchester Scout rooms. Douglas R Crichton, program director for the Green Mountain Council, will present the new leaders manual and troops will pick up new camp beachures for their Scouts. About 00 Scouts from Bennington County expected to attend Scout Camp this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Green Mountain Council
Richard Boyd
Shaftsbury
Pine
America
Douglas R- Crichton
Scout Council
Bennington County
Hipple Family Visits Wilmington Friends After Hospital Stay
Mr and Mrs Roy Tipple of Rochester Vermont and their son Gene with his wife Marti and daughter Laurie of Agoura California visited Leo Berry of Wilmington and Charles Dearcopp of Searsburg. Gene Hipple and family plan a new home in North Carolina while Leo Berry, a Putnam Memorial Hospital patient, was released Friday after a three week stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Tipple
Rochester
Wilmington
Gene
Marti
Laurie
Agoura
Calif
Leo Berry
Charles Dearcopp
Searsburg
Gene Hipple
North Carolina
Hipple
Catl
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Ruperts
Wilmington Selectmen
Peter Sarton
Wilmington Planning Commission
Seed
Merrill Mundell
John Morgan
Robert Silverman
Planning Commission
Mike Kimack
John McLeod
Helen duMont
Selectmen
ZSA
ZBA
Charles Quinn
Javery
Ernest H. Iavery
Mit
Alan H
South
Vermont
Mastercharge and
Bankamericard
peti Mo/e
Purmiture Ibc
Searnstow Seradat
Pride
Aaa
Siyt
Pownals
Pantelo Blakeman
New Williams
Oak Hill
Good News
North Pownal Congregational Church
Mt. Anthony
Pownal Center
Mothers Club
SIFE
Freud
St. Francis
William Graham Sumner
Yale
Col
FE. W. Corcoran
Department of Public Safety
Corcoran
Robert M. Goderre
Thomas C. Scheuermann
John E
Frost
Nathan A. Wells
Clinton A. Adlams Jr
Thomas A. Sturtevant
Gary A. Peterson
Vermont Police Academy
Pittsford
North Bennington
North St
Herboeepa
Clyde Bryant Jr
Mastchester
Edward Powell
State
Julia Patterson
Underhill
Robert Huffiiten
Woodbury
Friends
Spruca Motentaing Inc
Charles Shrumsuay
Notch Brook
Carlo Walter
Hanson
Walbridge
Shopwell
Mammoth Martin Bennington
New England
Carly Simon
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