Shaftsbury Garden Club to Host First Flower Show
Shaftsbury Garden Club prepares for its inaugural flower show on June 20 at Cole Hall Shaftsbury with the theme Time and Temperament including a men only category and a Sunny Summer Day division. Public entries welcome by June 15 with applications via Mrs W E Timmerman or Mrs Anson Hawkins. A June 3 demonstration on Flower Arranging will be held at Shaftsbury Elementary School. The club, one year old, promotes beautification and has built window boxes and wreaths, with proceeds from the show aiding further projects.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Cole Hall
W.E. Timmerman
Anson Hawkins
Theodore Weinz
Filing Deadline Near For School Board in North Bennington
North Bennington residents will vote June 24 on the budget and officers. Lawrence F. Powers will not seek re election from the three year term. Candidates must file a letter of intent with the clerk 14 to 21 days before the meeting, on or after June 3.
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North Bennington
Lawrence F. Powers
Powers
Manchester Club to Open Front Nine May Twenty Nine
The Manchester Country Club will open its front nine holes Friday May 29 at 10 a.m with the clubhouse also open. Dedication ceremonies follow the opening of the back nine no later than June 10. Residents planning to run should file a letter with district clerk Donald A Cherbonneau within the time specified.
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Manchester Country Club
Donald A. Cherbonneau
Mt. Anthony Union School
Ecology Theatre Group To Perform at Marlboro College and East Arlington
Manchester based student group Eartheatre announces two performances on Thursday May 28 at 7 30 p m at Marlboro College and Sunday May 31 at 7 p m at the Congregational Church in East Arlington. The troupe uses serious and light skits to spotlight environmental issues and has previously performed at the Zion parish house Manchester Center and the Southern Vermont Art Center during a nuclear conference.
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Manchester
Eartheatre
Marlboro College
Congregational Church
East Arlington
Bartheatre
Zion Parish House
Manchester Center
Southern Vermont Art Center
Mauhs Junior Band To Play in Pownal
Mt Anthony Junior Band joins Memorial Day ceremonies in Pownal at 8 30 am with the Shaftsbury parade and Bennington parade involvement by Mt Anthony High School band. Junior band shifts to Pownal to honor most communities in the union high school celebration.
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MAUHS
Pownal
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony High School
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Brandalik's License Suspended After East Hoosick Crash
Thomas Brandalik, 16, of 4 Jackson St. had his license suspended for two years after pleading guilty to driving while impaired and unsafe tires from a March 1 East Hoosick crash that killed two teens, Robert Thorpe and Walter Sprague. He was arraigned before Town of Hoosick Justice Thomas G. Restino and received a conditional discharge. Readsboro firefighters begin fundraising for the July 4 fireworks, with Vermonter departments invited to participate. fireworks plan to be bigger than ever.
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Thomas Brandalik
Jackson St
East Hoosick
Robert Thorpe
Walter Sprague
Town of Hoosick
Thomas G. Restino
Brandalika
Joseph Brandlik
James C. Reilly
Valley Falls
Troy
Readsboro
Hoff decries loss of self respect in American society
Former Governor Philip Hoff campaigned in Bennington County urging national self discipline amid deep concerns over the nation’s goals. He blamed Nixon era Cambodia expansion for polarization, urged congressional review of foreign commitments, and called the economy housing and senior citizen plights dire while stressing a balanced approach to student activism.
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Hoff
Manchester
Philip H. Hoff
U.S. Senate
Bennington County
North Shire
Cambodia
Manchester Area
Red Doors Inn
Roland Beers
New Left
Southeast Asia
America
Nixon
Poland
John T. Carmody Jr
Thomas Whalen
Troop 334 Scouts Earn Pioneer at Taconic Camporee Pawlet
Arlington Troop 334 led by Scoutmaster Dan Mattison and committee chair Robert Lindsey sent 16 scouts across three patrols to the Taconic District spring camporee in Pawlet May 22 23 24. Each patrol earned Pioneer the top award with 530 points or more while nine of the 16 advanced in rank including Max Walsh Doug Mattison Steve Perry Don Blackburger Kevin Cross Gary Mattison and Fred Pickering.
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Arlington
Dan Mattison
Robert Lindsey
Joe Walsh
Pawlet
Don Blockburger
Tom Miller
Eddie Waite
Max Walsh
Doug Mattison
Steve Perry
Don Blackburger
Kevin Cross
Gary Mattison
Fred Pickering
Brian
Bruce Dorr
David Cole
Brian Galusha
Ronnie King
Donald Waite
Ed Waite
Robert Whitman
Roy Cole
Don Blockburger Sr
Harry Pickering
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Hewes
East
Main Streets
Hawkins
Gaye
Joe Swayze
P.O. Box
Williamstown
Mass
Donald E. Cary
Williams College
Stetson
Colrain
Williams
Cary
College
Westinghouse Experimental Laboratory
Chicopee
Columbia University
New York Public Library
Dorset
The
Dorset Nursing Association
Nancy Carpenter
Berton Harrington
Harold Bixler
Ecology Theatre Group
Union High School
Cota
RON & Maureen
Main ST
Arlington, Vt
Riseberg
Eagle St
North Adams, Mass
Brandalik
By Joe Swayze
Betsy Moody
Tufts University
Mattison
Casals
Bird's
Main Street
Kennington
Vermont
Mcguinness
Old Canada
Canada
McGuinness Distillers Ltd
Toronto
Ontario
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