Sandgate residents approve rebuilding town hall after fire
More than 50 Sandgate residents voted unanimously to rebuild the town hall on the site of the old building, destroyed minutes before a meeting. A town meeting chaired by Ralph Tudor set a new tax rate and formed a building committee led by Fred Lomberg Jr with two assistants. The group aims to start work within about 45 days and also approved funds for Arlington Nursing Service and Martha Canfield Library while electing town officers and approving a beer wine liquor sale.
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Sandgate
Ralph Tudor
John Lundquist
Fred Lomberg Jr
Mark Christianson
William Skidmore
Arlington Nursing Service
Martha Canfield
Arlington
Bernard Squires
Selectman
Roselma Kefover
Edward Renner
Lothar Wuerslin
Charles D. Bentley Jr
Lucille Knight
Ann Kreffer
Ann Wuerslin
Tudor
Irma Renner
Harry Skidmore Sr
Harry Jr
Annual Village Meeting in North Bennington Raises Water Policy Questions
The North Bennington annual village meeting focused on water board policy amid a 150 percent rate hike effective Jan 1. Water Board Treasurer Wickenden explained deed of gift controls, board borrowing up to 75 000, near 68 000 spent on a new well, and that residents have limited village control. Voters approved tax rates and appropriations, re elected officers, and discussed ordinances to curb noisy disturbances, with trustees noting enforcement limits.
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North Bennington
Water Board
Lawrence Powers
North
Laura H. Jennings
Wickenden
Fred Welling
Shaftsbury
The
Kenneth Couch
McCullough
Richard A. Corcoran
Edgar Matteson
Richard H. Dwyer
Kendall Rich
Sanford Buxbaum
Arthur E. Wickenden
Daniel Pierce
Donald Cherbonneau
Edward Legacy Jr
Lloyd Pratt
Welling
Phoebe Crosier
Richard Corcoran
Royal Crosier
Kenneth R. Couch
Arlington Summer Session Outlined by Dr Herlihy
Arlington parents heard Dr John Herlihy of Bennington describe summer courses at Fisher School aimed at engaging students and teachers with science creative writing dramatics puppetry typing enrichment reading and driver training. Principal Ira Manross will lead. most teachers are from Arlington schools.
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Arlington
Fisher School
John Herlihy
Bennington
Ford Foundation
Herlihy
Ira Manross
Fisher Elementary
Manross
APT
Martin Hirsch
Arlington Kindergarten Parents Monthly Meeting Tonight
Arlington Kindergarten Parents will hold a regular monthly meeting tonight at 8 at the Community House. The gathering aims to discuss upcoming activities and school events with parent participation encouraged.
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Arlington
Independents Hold Control In Hoolick Falls Village Vote
Independent Party retains majority on the village board though margins narrow. Top vote getter is Frank Davock of the People’s Party with 897 votes, winning trustee. Mayor Leo Albowicz, Independent, re-elected by 98 votes over Richard Severson.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Independent Party
New People’s Party
Frank Davock
Leo J. Albowicz
Richard A. Severson
Peoples Party
Albowicz
Severson
Davock
Donald S. Hilaire
Mulvihill
St. Hilaire
Howard Wright
Edward Schneider
LeRoy
William) Baker
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Helene Thompson
Evans’ News
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Dial
People’s Party
Edith Beaumont
Independent Party Ward
Police Justice
Albowicz Shil and
Mulvihill O'Neil
Peoples Party Ward
Severson Davock Grennan
Fabiano Scarey
Frank A. Davock
Leo Mulvihill