Pownal Town Notices Include Pet License Deadline and Local Events
Pet owners must register dogs by April 1 with a 50 percent late penalty after the date. Licenses cost 6 dollars for females and 2 dollars for males and neutered females, with rabies vaccination proof required within 30 months and veterinary certificate for neutered females. Also tonight Our Lady of Lourdes Church hosts a Lenten service at 7. A boy was born March 16 to Mr and Mrs Donald Haas of Mason Hill Road South Pownal. Pownal Lions Club meets March 23 with Dr Irving Tanzman as speaker on The Lazy Eye. All members urged to attend.
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Pownal
Our Lady of Lourdes
North Pownal
North Adams Hospital
Donald Haas
Mason Hill Road
LIONS
Easter union services planned for Rupert and West Rupert
The three churches arrange Holy Week services starting March 25 with 7:30 p.m. meetings at Rupert Methodist West Rupert Church of Christ and Rupert Congregational Church. A 7:00 a.m. Easter Sunrise service will be on Carver's Hill followed by breakfast at the Rupert Congregational Church. A Philathea Class meeting follows March 31 with slides from Hawaii and devotions. A March 25 town hall hearing at 7:30 p.m. considers a land use map per selectmen notices.
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Rupert
West Rupert
Methodist
Church of Christ
Congregational Church of
Carver’s Hill
Congregational
Philathea Society
Rupert Town Hall
Jay Wilson
Francis Leach
Vernon Beebe
Child possession suit challenges welfare law
Rutland County Court debates release of one year old Josephine Mangano from Caverly Child Health Center Pittsford after Judge Morrissey ruled the child neglected. The defense seeks habeas corpus arguing due process and social welfare reports used in juvenile proceedings may violate constitutional rights. A ruling was promised this week or next.
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Rutland
Salvatore Mangano
Woodford
Rutland County
Josephine
Caverly
Pittsford
Bennington District
John P. Morrissey
Morrissey
Department of Social Welfare
Keith E. King
King
William C. Hill
Social Welfare Department
Vermont Supreme Court
Manchester Town Plans Cost Cuts and Landfill Reforms
Manchester officials urge taxpayers to help reduce town costs by consolidating landfill and highway work, opening a new landfill area, and deploying a $23,000 tractor loader. They encourage litter control, hour expansion for Sunday disposal, and stricter junk car pilfering enforcement while noting dispatch staffing needs and a new pickup in service.
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Manchester
Dorset
Five candidates named for Burr and Burton headmaster post
A six member selection committee at Burr and Burton Seminary in Manchester will interview five finalists from an initial pool of 35 for the 25th headmaster position. If approved, the new headmaster could be hired on April 5, with interim headmaster Peter Houskeeper to step down around July 1. The process began after a nationwide search and ends with a unanimous board decision or a restart if none fit.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Board of
Vermont
Ilsley S. Zecher
Zecher
Peter Houskeeper
Mahopac
New York
North Rupert
Houskeeper
Elbert H. Henry
Record Musky Harvest Tops Forty Tons In New York
New York Conservation Department reports a 1969 muskalonge harvest of over 40 tons from Chautauqua and Cattaraugus counties. Nearly 7,700 legal muskies averaged 33.5 inches and 9.6 pounds, with 17,000 anglers buying the special 50 cent license. Muskies dominated by Chautauqua Lake, 1,300 acres, and September October produced the largest fish.
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Albany
N.Y
New York Conservation Department
Cattaraugus
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Lake
States
Canada
New York
Allegany River
Olean Creek
Conewango Creek
Cassadaga Lakes
Findley Lake
Bear Lake
The
Conservation Department
Scott Smith Wins Pine Wood Derby in Hoosick Falls
Scott Smith captured first place at the Hoosick Falls Boy Scout Pine Wood Derby on March 15 with about 30 cars entered. Ed Griffin and Mike Crucetti finished second and third. best design went to David McCabe and best paint to Mark Okerman. Proceeds fund pack operations and future activities.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Pine Wood
Scott Smith
Ed Griffin
Mike Crucetti
David McCabe
Mark Okerman
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Ruperts
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
CREN
Randolph
Snow Lake Lodge
Mt. Snow
West Dover
Walter Hazard
Ron & Maureen
Main St
Arlington
Bradford House
BBS
Dorset Nursing Association
Dorset Congregational Church
Elizabeth Byrnes
Dr. Zecher
Board of Trustees
Mosphere
James B. Campbell
Arthur Kelton
Carleton Howe
Douglas Shaw
Richard Bartholomae
Robert Brewster
William Andrick
Andrick
New York Professional Photographers Convention
Concord Hotel
Kiamesha Lake
Anthony Jaycees
MT. Anthony Union High School
SAT
SUN
Cooperstown
Glens Falls
Glens Falls High School
Sherman Ave
Glens Falls, N.Y
Weight Watchers
Quinn’s
North Adams
Strahan
Greeff
Lloyd
Schumacher
Union ST. NO. Adams
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