Halloween party and Scout meetings planned in Pownal
A Halloween party for Sunday school members at Pownal Center Community Church is set for Saturday at Town Hall from 7 to 9 pm with best costume prizes. Scoutmaster Rolland Roy of Pownal Troop 347, BSA, announces first scouting meeting Tuesday at 7 pm at the Scout Hut for registered boys, with a second meeting on Nov. 5 for 11 year olds wishing to join. The Ethan Allen Council, BSA, annual fund drive is under way with Fletcher Hall as Pownal chair. the 1969 budget of 88,685 funds training, camps, programs and services across several counties. Descriptive folders have been mailed and personal calls will follow. donations may be pledged at homes or via Rutland office.
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Pownal Center Community Church
Pam
Charles W. Rounds
Kenneth Gile
Amos Heap
Rolland Roy
Pownal
BSA
Ethan Allen Council
Fletcher Hall
W. Rounds
Marcel A Langlais
Addiston
Bennington
Rutland
Windham
Windsor
Randolph
Camp Plymouth
Camp Sunrise
Hall
Motel Owner Objects To Shaftsbury Sign Ordinance
A Shaftsbury public hearing over a town sign ordinance drew few attendees. Merton Snow said the ordinance remains valid and should be enforced or repealed while 10 of 14 violators cooperated. Motel owner David Rees disputed the rules citing a $1,400 sign. Col. Ayres noted violations by neighbors also require rectification. The amendment could raise fines to 50 per violation per day, with seven days notice required before action. Thomas Hall Jr. moderated and revealed he rebuilt his sign to comply.
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Shaftsbury
Cole Hill
Merton Snow
Selectmen
David Rees
U.S. 7
Center Shaftsbury
Governor’s Rock Motel
Col. Ayres
Howland
Snow
Thomas Hall Jr
New Name New Management Pownal Restaurant Reopens
The former Tally Ho Restaurant in Pownal reopens under new ownership as The Club House Lounge with a 60 seat dining room and bar. Leonard and Helen Johnson sold to Marguerite Cornell and Ted and Mary Ann Brewer. Grand opening planned, head chef Jerome Cardoza praised, hours 11 am to 1 am with deer season breakfast for hunters. renovations planned.
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Pownal
Tally- Ho
Pownal Center
Leonard
Helen Johnson
Marguerite Cornell
Bennington
Ted
Mary Ann Brewer
Cayuga Falls
Ohio
U.S. 7
Jerome Cardoza
Rhode Island
Cardoza
Hunter Seeks Local Support In Shaftsbury
Willian Hunter of Burlington, Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, visited Shaftsbury on Tuesday meeting voters informally. He traveled with Kelton B. Miller, candidate for Shaftsbury District 42 representative, visiting Harrington's Country Store and MacDonald's barber shop and doing house to house visits as time allowed.
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Shaftsbury
Willian Hunter
Burlington
Kelton B. Miller
Hunter
Harrington
MacDonald
John J. Daley
North Village Churchwomen Make Bags for Servicemen
NORTH BENNINGTON The Women s Fellowship of the Baptist Church has made 25 duty bags for servicemen in Vietnam, announced at the October meeting last week at the home of Mrs Bernard Whitman. The group voted a $25 donation to the Bennington Red Cross Chapter for purchases.
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North Bennington
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Vietnam
Bernard Whitman
Bennington
UNICEF Drive And Community Events In New York County
Shaftsbury School plans Halloween UNICEF coin collection with parental permission required. In Petersburg New York Sing Out Taconic Valley and Sing Out Berkshire present an Up With People show at Veterans Memorial Hall. Fellowship notes World Community Day on Nov 1, White Cross work deadline Nov 15, Christmas fair planned, and a charity auction funded by a church supper and ribbon sale.
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Petersburg
N.Y
Taconic Valley
Sing-Out
Berkshire
Petersburg Veterans Memorial Hall
Petersburg Civic League
Pittsfield
Mass
Final rehearsal set for First United Methodist Church choir
The augmented senior choir of the First United Methodist Church will hold its final rehearsal Friday at 7 30 p m at the church. Following this rehearsal light refreshments will be served.
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First United Methodist Church
Election rules and absentee voting guidance notices
Town Clerk notes outline the Board of Civil Authority meeting on November 1 to review the list and explain absentee ballot rules. It covers voting windows for those away November 5, illnessor infirmity, late applications, physician certified ballots, and office hours including deer hunter access and age restrictions for hunting.
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Board of Civil Authority
BCA
Card Party Winners At North Hoosick Fire Hall
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag 686 7282 reports prize winners at a North Hoosick Fire Hall party. In pitch high Miss Ethel Madigan and George Rogers. low Edith McCarthy and William Wallace. Pinochle high Mrs J Henry Wheeler and Carl Jester. low Mrs Charles Bender and J Henry Wheeler. Another party planned Oct 24 at 8 pm with pitch and pinochle and refreshments.
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North Hoosick Fire Hall
Ethel Madigan
George Rogers
Edith McCarthy
William Wallace
J. Henry Wheeler
Carl Jester
Charles Bender
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