Independents retain control in Hoosick Falls village board
In Hoosick Falls New York the Independent Party kept a 3 2 3 majority on the village board in a close election. Top vote getter Walter Davendanis 822 trailed Edwin Schneider 803 and LeRoy William Baker 784. Runners up included George Holbrook 770 Morris Wheeler 736 and Richard Whalen 685. The new board takes office April 3 with Mayor Richard Severson and trustees Brewster and Bogardus, all Independent familiar faces.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Independent Party
Walter Davendanis
Peoples’ Party
Swere
Winnng
Edwin Schneider
LeRoy William Baker
George Holbrook
Morris Wheeler
Richard Whalen
People’s Party
Richard A. Severson
People's Party
Michael “Brewster
Donald Bogardus
West Arlington Meeting and Local Notes
A church meeting at West Arlington Methodist Church is scheduled for tonight at 7 30. Albert Davis and Kay Weeks report bluebirds arriving on Sandgate Road and hope they stay in the area. The worship committee will host a products party Friday at 1 pm in the church Community House. Route 313 snow monument is noted near Roberson Laws yard. Cambraig Nuzzi has returned home to Sao Panto Brazil after a three month visit in West Arlington. Rick Whitman and Arlington Memorial High School are mentioned with International Fellowship, Inc arrangements.
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West Arlington
Ticarda
Nuzzi Cambraig
Sao Panto
Brazil
Rick
Fuichned
Whitmans
United States
Arlington Memorial High School
International Fellowship, Inc
Pownal Churches Schedule Evening Services and Meetings
The Pownal community lists church activities including Lourdes Catholic Church in North, Congregational Bible classes at 7 tonight, Pownal Baptist Choir rehearsal at 6 30, Cadette Scouts meeting, Lenten Mass at Our Lady of the Holy Church, and Mothers Congregational Church palm Sunday plans. Rev. Tan Metcalf to coordinate baptisms.
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North
Pownal Lourdes Catholic
Congregational “Church Bible
Pownal
Pownal ‘Baptist Church
Our ‘Lady of
Tan Metcalf
Arlington Lions Club Show Review Omitted Paragraph
The Arlington Lions Club show reviewer notes one paragraph was left out of the published copy. Virginia Andrews delivered a vibrant sock performance in Won't You Come Home Bill Vailey with Herge companion Joseph Stannard.
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Arlington Lions Club
Rock R. Hogers
News Office
Rogers
Virginia Andrews
Bill Vailey
Joseph Stannard
Red Cross chief quits in Brattleboro
Brattleboro Windham Area Chapter of the American Red Cross accepts the resignation of executive director Sherry Rifkin for personal reasons. She will depart May 1. A seven member committee interviews applicants for the administrative post overseeing Red Cross services across Windham County, Chester, and Weston. Chapter chairman Jean Hubrier advises contact at Vernont National Bank or home numbers for details.
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Brattleboro
Sherry Rifkin
Windham Area
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Windham County
Chester
Weston
Jean Hubrier
Vernont National Bank
Bank promotes R. A. Angney to vice president in Montpelier
Richard A. Angney of East Montpelier, son of Allan Angney, is promoted to vice president of the Howard National Bank and named manager of the Montpelier office. A 1969 recruit, he has farm loan focus and has served on the Montpelier Wallsfield associate board.
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Richard A. Angney
East Montpelier
Allan: Angney
Burlington
Arlington
Howard National &' Trust Co
Montpelier
Angney
Bennington County
Bank
Farmer Homme
Montpelier- Wallsfield
David W. Carbo
Barre
Albert Bay
Congress Street
Bennington
Carbo
The
Howard
M.A.C. Loans
Pacific Finance
Bat
Champlain College
North Bennington votes to continue 3 cent sinking fund tax
North Bennington Village voters approve a three cent local sinking fund tax to support a new fire truck replacement in about four years. Budget approvals follow with general fund and highway allocations, trustees to set the tax rate after the Grand List is finalized. Lawrence Powers wins moderator vote. longtime trustee Welling reappointed chairman.
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North Bennington
Marth W. Percey
Vilage
Tta
Percey
Fred Welling
Arthur EB. Wickenden
Thomas Foster
Thut
Organire
Welling
Eash
Wickenden
Gate of
Garrison
North Village
McCullough
Lloyd Pratt
Lawrence Powers
John Miller
Phoebe
Trustees vow action on Junction complaints in North Bennington
At a village meeting residents demanded an injunction against Harringtons Junction Restaurant on Bank Street citing noise fights and parking lot misconduct. Trustees promised to press the liquor board to revoke or alter Harringtons license, citing past conditions and ongoing nuisance.
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Junction
North Bennington
Bank Street
Karl Harrington
Bennington
John Bischof
Biachof
Bischof
Fred Walling
Harrington
Tme
Bendington
Vermont Iaquar Control Board
Tars
Iquer Control Board
Welling
Florida
Biacher
Bischot
William A. Flood
Dr. Flood
Ting
Shaftsbury Building Committee Meeting Notice
An important Shaftsbury Building Committee meeting is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Elementary School. Architect Julian Goodrich will present preliminary mechanicals ahead of final drawings. Past members and interested citizens are urged to attend. The Shaftsbury Snowmobile Club meets at 8 p m Thursday at the Elementary School to discuss proposed snowmobile legislation in front of the Legislature. all members should attend as it likely closes the year.
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Shaftsbury Building Committee
Julian Goodrich
Shaftsbury
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Hoosick
Edith Beaumont
Walter Dayensonin
A. Edwin Schneider
LeRoy W. Baker
Inibrook
Wheeler ‘Whalen
Pavendonis
Schpeiter Baker
Perward
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
the Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Lappy Laster
Russell. Stover
Quinlan
Asn Hole Fristay
eThy
R. A.angney
University of Vermon
Northern New England School of Banking
American Institute of Banking
Kendall Rich
Hame Welling
Evans
Banikamericand
UNI
Nates, Fur
Evans’ News & Office Equipment Inc
DIAL
Main Street
Gmoodworthy da
Spring
Woolworth
Woolworth's
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