Wilmington selectmen set six delinquent tax sales
The Wilmington Board of Selectmen announced the initiation of proceedings for six delinquent tax sales to begin at noon Saturday Dec. 8. They also authorized a sewer infiltration study by Ron Eberhardt, aiming for completion by summer 1974, and approved a pay raise of 44 cents an hour for highway personnel with 10 cents more for heavy equipment operators and Road Foreman Andrew Crawford, effective Dec. 1, plus new disability insurance coverage for staff.
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Bill Nelson
Wilmington
Wilmington Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Ron
Eberhardt
Wilmington Highway Department
Andrew Crawford
Tug
Carrier
Crawford
Steve Lazelle
John Cronan
Lazelles
Cronan
Merrill Mundell
Wilmington High School
Norman Swentor
Wilmington School Board
Swentor
North Carolina
Dorian Robinson
Robinson
Haystack Corp
Caldwell at Dartmouth stress free writing approach
Hanover New Hampshire Erskine Caldwell visiting author at Dartmouth College Baker Library from Oct 15 to 25 will hold office hours Rooms 210-213 meet students and faculty urged writers to express themselves honestly and avoid imitation He cited his novels God s Little Acre Tobacco Road and Georgia Boy and noted Annette is his fiftieth title Caldwell emphasized practice and exploring today s world over attic essays and foresees a future oriented craft
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Hanover
N.H
Erskine Caldwell
America
Caldwell
Baker Library
Dartmouth College
Tobacco Road
Georgia
Sandgate forms CD program
On Oct. 17 a Sandgate meeting formed a civil defense program with William Henry named chairman. David Campbell will teach a standard first aid course, starting Oct. 24 at 7 p.m. in Sandgate Town Hall, weekly for six more weeks totaling seven sessions. The $1.95 handbook is the only cost. no pre-registration needed.
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Sandgate
William Henry
David Campbell
Marlboro Artist Loses Fire Destroys Fab Tables Barn
Roy Sheldon’s refinery of Fabulous Tables burned Sunday morning with only a 100 pound marble statue spared aboard a beam. All wood components and tools were destroyed. Sheldon plans to reopen in 2 to 3 weeks from a small frame garage using cherry butternut and black walnut and burl stock. Fire, cause unknown, drew multiple towns' firefighters who saved the adjacent house by drawing water from a pond. the barn built in 1911 and used for 20 years was wiped out.
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Sheldon
Marlboro
Rbert Bartlett
Bartlett
Brattleboro
Williamsville
South Newfane
New Brook
Wilmington
West Dummerston
Sheldon Barn
Marlboro House
Route 9
Donald Dalrymple
Wooster Eames
Bratlett
Arlington’s planned four acre shopping center inches forward
Arlington moves toward a four acre shopping center on U S Route 7 owned by East Arlington IGA owner Lyle Salter after land purchase from Angelo Carboni. Salter seeks Act 250 permit while awaiting backing arrangements and tenant prospects including a drug store and clothing shop.
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Arlington
IGA Foodliner
Lyle Salter
IGA
East Arlington
U.S. Route 7
Putnam Lumber Co
Angelo Carboni
Salter
Selectmen
Planning Commission
League backs strict Vermont air quality rules
The Vermont League of Women Voters endorsed tough clean air standards while noting total non-degradation cannot be sustained indefinitely. Responding to the state EPA's public comment request on proposed prevention of significant deterioration rules, the group emphasized preserving high air quality.
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Montpelier
Vermont League of Women Voters
League
State Environmental Protection Agency
Vermont
Hilda White
Vironmental Quality
Mother fights high school mysticism course in New Hampshire
Seabrook New Hampshire. Mrs Blanche Bragg, a 35 year old mother, petitions the Winnacunnet Regional High School board to drop the elective mysticism and the supernatural course, arguing it is unconstitutional and anti Christian. The board will review the class. Her son was briefly enrolled last year before she pulled him out.
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Caldwell
United States
Maine
Connecticut
New York
Arizona
California
Florida
Europe
Indiana
Hoosier
Seabrook
N.H
UPI
Blanche Bragg
Winnacunnet
Hampton
Open House at North Bennington Elementary School Oct 25
North Bennington Elementary hosts an open house on Thursday Oct 25 from 7 to 8 30 pm with teacher meetings 7 to 8 and a social after. The week is American Education Week with daytime visits available.
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North Bennington
Berkshire Symphony to open 29th concert season Friday
The Berkshire Symphony conducted by Julius Heggs opens its 29th season in Chapin Hall Williams College Friday Oct 26 at 830 pm. The all orchestral program includes Ravel Alborada del Gracioso Schumann Overture to Manfred Penderecki De Natura Sonori II and Tchaikovsky Third Symphony. Tickets at door Hart's Drug Store or by mail Berkshire Symphony Williamstown MA 01267. For details call 413 597 2127.
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Williamstown
Mass
Berkshire Symphony
Julius Heggs
Manfred
Byron
Krzysztof Penderecki
Juilliard School of Music
Penderecki
Tchaikovsky
Symphony
Tchaikowsky
Harts
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Keene, N.H
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Women’s Fellowship of the
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Hall Street
Lucille Cook
Ifood Markets
Super Duper
Bennington
Tropic Aire
Berkshire Opticals
North St
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