Pownal General Election and MYF Halloween Report
The final meeting of the Board of Civil Authority to revise the voter checklist for Tuesday's General Election is set for Saturday at 10 a.m. in the town office. Absentee ballots must be received by 9 p.m. Friday. Polls open 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Town Hall. Twenty four members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship held a Halloween party with games, music and prizes for costumes. The Christmas Gift Box for the Methodist Home for Children in Williamsville N Y is assembling donations due Sunday. The annual WSCS bazaar at the church is Friday November 15 7 9 p.m. and Saturday November 16 10 4 with a food sale.
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Board of Civil Authority
Pownal
Board of Selectmen
Methodist Youth Fellowship
James Quinn
Charles Palmer
Harry W. Beals Jr
Gary Niles
Cheryl Andrews
Alison Pratt
Christine Lampman
Jill Chenaille
Susan Hubbard
MYF
Methodist Home For Children
Williamsville
N.Y
WSCS
DAR Plans Guest Day At Baptist Church Hall
Hoosick Falls N Y Mrs Lisle J Howland will speak at the Hoosac Walloom sac Chapter DAR guest day luncheon in Hoosick Falls Baptist Memorial Hall on Saturday November 9 A 12 30 reception for state officers and chairmen and a 1 p m luncheon follow Reservations with Mrs Estella Shaw by November 6 at 10 Third St phone 686 9718 A food sale will be held with Mrs Shaw as chairman Miss Marion Webster of Mechanicville will arrange the musical portion Local DAR members invite friends to attend the event
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Lisle J. Howland
Hoosac-Walloomsac
Hoosick Falls Baptist Memorial Hall
District III
Estella Shaw
Third St
Arlington Soldier Appointed to Vietnam Depot Duty
Army Spec. 4 Gerald A. Lane, 19, of Arlington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alden H. Lane, was assigned Oct. 13 to the U.S. Army Depot near Long Binh, Vietnam. His wife Bonnie lives in Arlington.
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Army
Gerald A. Lane
Alden H. Lane
Arlington
U.S. Army
Long Binh
Vietnam
Bonnie
Public notice on meat submission deadline in Vermont
All domestic killed meat must be in by 6 p.m. on November 2. No more will be taken until after deer season. Battenkill Locker, Manchester Center, Vermont. Contact Michael Miller at P O Box 506 or by phone numbers 362-2073 or 362-2334.
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Manchester
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Battenkill Locker
Manchester Center
Selectmen Approve Street Lights and Bid for Police Cruiser
Manchester selectmen approved two street lights for Cass Terrace race and a third for the Cass Terrace Richville Road intersection. They invited automobile dealers to bid on a new police cruiser, noting the project aims to improve town safety and visibility.
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Manchester
Cass
Cass Terrace
Richville Road
Shaftsbury Local News Items and Elections
Shaftsbury residents hosted a teachers dinner with officials including Supt Catherine Corcoran and Union School Board members. Voters elected Kelton B Miller for District 42 and multiple officers as justice of the peace. Town budget talks covered a new bucket loader with bids due later this month.
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Joan Becker
Claire
UVM
Burlington
Shaftsbury
Catherine Corcoran
Union School Board
William Castle
Arthur Faris
Clinton McDonald
Barton Jenks
Kelton B. Miller
Transportation
POL
Justice of the Peace
William Barber
Ezekiel 8. Cross Jr
Roberta Haynes
Pauline Knapp
Laura Montgomery
Bernard McCarthy
ADV
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Beaumont Diane DeLuca
Gordon Peters
James Peters
Bonnie Wilson
Betty Sharkey
Pam Green
Peters Brothers Pipers
Schenectady, N.Y
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Methodist Church
Henry W. Bassen
Lenora Beals
Lillian Bassen
Jacqueline Mason
Julia Maxmillian
Gladys Mason
Rhoda Mason
Priscilla Palmer
Daisy Dorman
Nichols
Rave
DAR
Baptist Church
Helene Thompson
Lee Flint
Randolph
Ivan Elwell
Girl Scout
Robert Montgomery
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Fire Department
State Equipment Co
Albany
George S. Towsley and Son
Dorset
Hough
John Deere
Allis Chalmers
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Istmas
Manchester Ctr
Vermont Bank
Trasicombann
F.D.I.C
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