Manchester Plans Drive In Eatery Called Shrine of Modern Living
Manchester selectmen heard from Guy and Clement Forte about a new drive in restaurant on the former Clement Trainner lot across from Bob West's Circo Station. The plan includes a mainly takeout menu with a small inside area and a Colonial design. The building will be not very large with a neon sign and no car hops. Zoning and sewer questions were raised. a sewer line may limit the site. Trees along the highway right of way will be removed. The Fortes consider management options and possible chain affiliation. no firm decisions were made.
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Forte
Clement
Manchester
Rutland
Bob West
Circo Station
Guy Do Forte
Bennington Burger
Clement Forte
Fortes
Selectman I
Stanford Zecher
U.S.7
Selectmen
Henry B. van Loon
Ferdinand A. Bongartz
Pownal Lions Charter Night a Vermont milestone
Last Saturday the Pownal Lions Club held its Charter Night at Mt. Anthony Country Club with over 180 attendees from 11 Vermont clubs. Cyril Bluto presented the charter to King Lion Charles Kokoras as Judge John M. Booth delivered the keynote, and gifts included a flag and gavel. charter members list includes Adler Armstrong Brewer Carter Champney Chenaille Chenaille Dynder Elder George Hall Kokoras Labonte Lacroix Langlois Mason McKeever Morse Patterson Patterson Paten Pratt Quadland Quinn Rounds Roy Skripak Strezack Strobridge Tucker White.
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Pownal
Mt. Anthony Country Club
John M. Booth
Providence
R.I
Lions International
Vermont
E. A
Brad’’ Riley
Norshaft
Robert Peckham
Jesse Archibald
Bernard McCarthy
God Bless America
Cyril E. Bluto
North Bennington
Vermont Lions
Charles Kokoras
Lions Club
Pownal Valley
Gordon Kenyon
Jim Moore
John Patterson
Pownal Club
Pownal Group
The
Pownal Lions Club
David Adler
John Armstrong Jr
Theodore Brewer
Francis Buck
Harvey D. Carter Jr
Richard Champney
Alfred Chenaille
Seph Chenaille
Gordon Dynder
Charles Elder
Arthur George
Fletcher Hall
Edmund LaBonte
Gerald Lacroix
Marcel Langlois
John Mason
Edward McKeever
Joseph Morse
John S
Norshaft Lions
Donald Davison
Heartland Lions Club
Cyril Bluto
King Lion
North Bennington to Host Elementary School Concert Friday
North Bennington and Shaftsbury students will present a concert this Friday at 7 p.m. in the North Bennington Elementary School. Director Miss Linda Goodine leads the program as Dr. J C Armstrong’s office closes May 24 and reopens Monday June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Linda Goodine
J.C. Armstrong
Knitted lap robes for veterans on display Sunday
Nearly two dozen lap robes knitted by First Congregational Church women will be shown in the church vestry Sunday. Four Manchester Garden Club members delivered a flower lecture to Burr and Burton Seminary home economics class on casual and formal arrangements and decor plants. Local veterans home notes a joint installation of officers Saturday at 7 30 p.m. at Harned-Fowler Post 6471.
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First Congregational Church
Burr and Burton Seminary
Williams Heinz
Dorset
Veterans Home
Harned-Fowler
Hicks Memorial Scholars Winners Named by Manchester Lions
The Manchester Lions Club announced the Alton Hicks Memorial Scholarships awarding Jeffrey T. Kilburn and Anne M. O’Leary each 350 dollars and Peter F. Riker and Sally S. Ameden 150 dollars. Kilburn and O’Leary attend Burr and Burton Seminary and plan college majors in accounting and mathematics respectively. Riker aims for political science at Johnson State College while Ameden will study psychology at the University of Vermont.
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Manchester
Alton Hicks
Manchester Lions Club
Jeffrey T. Kilburn
Anne M. O’leary
Peter F. Riker
Sally S. Ameden
Burr and Burton Seminary
Kilburn
Arthur Kilburn
Highland Avenue
Bentley College of Accounting and Finance
Waltham
Mass
O'Leary
Trinity College
Burlington
Paul J. O'Leary
River Road
Riker
Donald Riker
Sugarhouse Lane
Johnson State College
Johnson
Hicks
Burr and Burton
Peter Riker
Sally Ameden
Jeffrey Kilburn
Anne O’leary
Sunderland Set to Hear Interim Zoning Plan
Sunderland's Board of Selectmen will hold a special hearing on June 3 at 7:30 PM at the Town House School to discuss interim zoning. The proposal requires selectmen approval for new land development except for agricultural buildings or existing homes. new homes must be on at least one acre, with 40 foot road setback and 25 foot neighbor setback, and 90 feet of road frontage to limit congestion. No vote will be taken at the meeting, but a town meeting will revisit the ordinance within two years to decide on continuation or changes.
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Barney
Planning Board
Bongartz
Zoning Commission
Ralph F. Fleming
Messe Road
Williams Street
Manchester
William
Sunderland
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Town House
North Bennington School Board filing deadline set
North Bennington graded district residents must file by May 26 for school board posts. The district meeting is June 25 under the charter. Merritt S. Hewitt Jr. seeks another three year term on the North Bennington board. Robert McWaters and William E. Dalley Jr. file for terms on the Mt Anthony Union board to fill unexpired terms. Residents must file notices with District Clerk Mary Muckle by the deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union School Board
Mary Muckle
Merritt S. Hewitt Jr
Robert McWaters
Mt. Anthony
MAUHS
Arthur E. Wickenden
Latte
McWaters
Union Board
William E. Dalley Jr
Jane F. McCullough
Muckle
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van Loon
Commission
Joseph Rizio
Zecher
Mason Barney
State Health Dept
Norshaft, Pownal Lions
NSC
Gantry Restaurant
Williamstown
Raymond Canales
Stewart Steele
Sheilah Miller
Bonne Bell
Ap Wlm Drug Store
Nettie S. Mears
Arlington
Candlelight Motel
Iron Bridge
Bus
Mars Auctioneer
P.T.A
Atty
Thomas Whalen
Adm
Pawlet
Michael Miller P.O. Box
Manchester Garden Club
W.L. Newton
Laurence Jacob
Ray P. Foote
Ameden
University of Vermont
Richard Ameden
Manchester Depot
UVM
Main St
Fishman’s
Acanon
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Chester
Manchester Center
Board of Directors
Robert C. Lovejoy
Catamount National Bank
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