Paran Group To Meet Monday At North Bennington Firehouse
Paran Recreations Inc annual meeting set for Monday at 7 30 p m at the North Bennington Firehouse Notices were mailed to over 350 season members eligible to vote Proxies enclosed and to be returned to treasurer C David Kenyon Executive director Robert P Nolan will serve this year returning for his third season Lake recreation area to open officially June 14 weather permitting weekend operation possible on Memorial Day and June 7 Volunteers needed for pre season work and start at the lake
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North Bennington
Paran Recreations Inc
Paran
C. David Kenyon
Robert P. Nolan
Nolan
Village Mayor Applies For State Beautification
HOOLICK FALLS NY Mayor Richard Severson said at a village board meeting he has applied to the state Beautification Program which could employ 10 youths this summer. Ground work at the pumping station, pine stand clearing, more picnic tables, and turning the grounds into a recreational area are among plans pending state approval. The board kept a long range plan to eventually take the fire house, retained town property, and considered demolishing the Wood mansion. Other actions included a 25 cent copy charge, duties for the village attorney, Route 22 location objections, appointing Gerald McInerney to operate the pumping station, and buying three uniform sets for the village police at 500 to 550 dollars.
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Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Richard Severson
Severson
Walter A. Wood High School
Wood
Development Corp
Corbett and Hudson
Gerald McInerney
Bennington Baptist Fellowship Meeting and Village Notices
The Women's Fellowship of the Bennington Baptist Church will meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Mrs. Jolivette's home with devotions by Mrs. Merrill Hewitt Sr. The Love Gift is chaired by Mrs. Grace Reed. Village actions include delaying pay for leaving employees until property is returned and requiring purchase orders with vouchers. A 1 percent utility tax ordinance was approved. A May 20 special meeting will discuss landfill and water charges, and a Board of Appeals public hearing is set for May 19.
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Baptist Fellowship
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Carl] Jolivette
Merritt Hewitt Sr
Grace Reed
Bernard Whitman
Leonard Powers
Edward Lusignan
Edith Legacy
Richard Bruce
Board of Appeals
Gov Davis Attends Manchester Day Care Benefit Banquet
Gov Deane C. Davis spoke at the Equinox House dinner in Manchester to support the Child Development Center's day care for children of working mothers. He noted Vermont's rising Aid to Dependent Children payments, praised private sector help, and highlighted community activities including a Pro Musica concert and a May basket auction.
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Deane C. Davis
Manchester
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Davis
New York
Thomas Davis
Davises
Bennington
Manchester Pro Musica
George Ray Terrell
Pownal Kids Set For Annual Fishing Derby At White's Pond
Tomorrow morning youngsters from toddler age to 14 will fish at White's Pond in the annual Children's Fishing Derby sponsored by the Pownal Fish and Game Club. Rob ert E. Rudd Jr. and Louis Harris Jr. supervise. Prizes include largest and second largest trout. Free soda and on site refreshments. A rod and reel will be drawn as part of the fund drive to plant evergreens and ferns on West Mountain to aid rabbit restoration. The derby, long run by the local cubs, is a community favorite. Plans also include a May 24 food and rummage sale by the North Pownal Congregational Church Women's Fellowship at the church from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Donations welcomed. contact listed.
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White’s Pond
Pownal Fish and Game Club
Robert E. Rudd Jr
Louis Harris Jr
West Mountain
Women’s Fellowship of the
North Pownal Congregational Church
William Darling
Harvey Burdick Sr
Bennington County Plans Growth Study and Zoning Needs
Arlington officials heard Vermont Development Department director Arthur Kelts present county statistics showing 1467 leisure or second homes with 323 owned by residents and 1144 by nonresidents. Nonresidents paid 262 500 in taxes on 7 465 million listed value while residents paid 53700 on 1 237 million.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Kelts
New York
Connecticut
Cient
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Vermont Department of Health
Arthur D. Little Co
Boston
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M Miller
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U.S Re
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Rt. 7
Manchester Ctr
The
Pownals
Bennington Co
By Kelton Miller
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UVM
Phoebe Myhrum
Catherine and
Daulton Mann Jr
Chester High School
Michael Gaillard
Harold Gaillard
Burr and Burton
Windham College
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John L. Moore
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Stamford Yarn Shop
Singer Supplies
Stamford
U.S
Emer Yyy Ais
Bennington, YT
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Caslin’s Grocery
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