Londonderry zoning vote pits voters against interim rules
Londonderry residents face a ballot question on permanent zoning amid growth pressure. The town has twice rejected zoning, now risks losing interim rules when they expire in April 1974. Officials rebut an anonymous ad opposing the plan, urging orderly growth and voter turnout.
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J.M. Sophe
Brattleboro
Londonderry
Selectmen and Planning Commission
Londonderry Township
Ihe Selectmen and Planning Commission
Adt
Planning Commission
Board of Adjustment
Yondonderry
Halloween party a success at Sunderland School
Sunderland Mrs. Roger Hansen chairs the Sunderland School Association Halloween party thanked donors and volunteers including Rose Stone and Presto the Clown. Prizes listed for Most Original Funniest prettiest ugliest and a first grader Eric Hansen for Cutest Costume. November meeting planned at the new school.
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Roger Hansen
Sunderland School Association
Rose Stone
Presto
Clown
Erin Lloyd
Melissa Bowen
Jennifer Bowe
Barry Stone
Faul Earls
Heidi Hunt
Dawn Putnam
Terry Mattison
Anna Bevins
Karl Pfeil
Kennessa Hunt
Donta Putnam
Lisa Clark
Alberta Boynton
Mark Bowen
Lorraine Lewis
Vicky Moffit
Harvey Bevins
Chuck Ruland
Charles Reis
Eric Hansen
B In the New School
Yankee Pedalers wheel up in Manchester bicycle club
A new bicycle enthusiasts group named Yankee Pedalers formed in Manchester on Friday at Burr and Burton. Officers elected include Wendy Cram as president, John Rosencrantz and Malcolm Cooper as vice presidents, Ann Cram as treasurer, and Gail Gall as secretary.
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Manchester
Yankee Pedalers
Burr and Burton
Richard
Maureen Kassler
Wendy Cram
John Rosencrantz
Malcolm Cooper
Ann Cram
Gail Gall
Veryone
Cram
New England
Dorset
Cooper
Equinox House
North Shire Eyes Nixon Sweep and Salmon Victory
North Shire voters back President Nixon for a sweeping victory and back Democrat Thomas P Salmon for governor amid tax concerns. Hackett supporters predict a tight race while Democrats foresee Salmon’s win, with local bond issues and House races shaping Tuesday’s ballot.
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North Shire
Thomas P. Salmon
Richard M. Nixon
Benenington
Readsboro
Luther F. Hackett
Democratic Party
Salmon
Ils
George McGovern
Hackett
James M. Jeffords
GOP
Dorset
Shaftsbury
Merritt 5S. Hewitt
Edwin A. Colvin
Pearl Hoyt
Hewitt
Colvin
Npiece
Calvin
Hoyt
South Shire
Pownal
Dover
Lkely
Kenalene Collins
Readshoro
A. Daniel Mason
Pownsl
G. William Hamilton
Wilmington
Mason
Callins
Pawnal
Searsburg
Readstoro
Stamford
Whitingham
Nixon
McGovern
North
Tom Salmon
Jeffords
Polio vaccine check urged on Vermonters
Burlington officials urge parents and physicians to verify immunization status as polio reappears in the nation. Dr. R. B. Aiken notes Vermont children 20 months old show 66 percent with at least three oral doses and stresses boosters to prevent future epidemics.
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Burlington
Vermont
Greenwich
Conn
Chittenden County
Hir
R. B. Aiken
R. B. Aiken, State Health Commissioner
State Health Department
Pittsfield Festival of Dance Hosts Three Companies
A Festival of Dance in Pittsfield brings Syracuse Civic Ballet Germantown Dance Theatre Philadelphia and Berkshire County dancers to the South Junior High auditorium at 8 p.m. Saturday November 11. Each company will present repertory selections reflecting their strengths. Germantown under Jean Williams will perform a ballet titled Dances inspired by Shostakovich Symphony.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire Civic Ballet
Syracuse N.Y. Civic Ballet
Germantown Dance Theatre of
Philadelphia
Berkshire County
Germantown Dance Theatre
Jean Williams
LaSalle College
Valley Forge
Misa Williams
Syracuse
Richard J. Sias
Sahin
Fredrick Ashton
Meyerbeer
Sadler’s Wells Ballet
Fonteyn
Helpmann
Turner
Berkshire
Ambroise Thomas
Dennis Duffin
Lenox
Berkshire Ballet
Berkshire Ballet Guild
Hoosick Falls Clean-Up Schedule Amid Last Village Pickup
Hoosick Falls sets a week of fall clean up by ward with First Ward today Second Ward Tuesday Third Ward Wednesday Fourth Ward Thursday and final district pickup Friday The event marks the village year’s last rubbish collection with humorous touches and local choreography details.
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Hoosick Falls
Pine Cobble School Ski and Skate Sale Seeks Donations
Pine Cobble School in Williamstown urges residents to donate winter sports gear for a commission sale to raise funds. Articles left Nov 13 to 17 on stage with donor tags showing name, address, price and size. 60 percent goes to donor, 40 percent to school. $1 minimum donation accepted. Call Dignon at 202 823 5010 or Briggs at 413 458 4300 for details.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
James Dignon
Pownal
James Briggs
Dignon
Briggs
Williamatown
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Best of
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Edith Beaumont
Walker
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