Civilisation films to be shown at Southern Vermont Art Center
The Southern Vermont Art Center announces a Sunday afternoon run of the 13 color Civilisation films at the Manchester Cinema beginning Sept 27. Tickets cost 10 dollars for all thirteen films. 250 applications will be accepted in order, with payment and contact details to be mailed. The project is a Time-Life BC NBC collaboration, presented by Southern Vermont Artists Inc as a non-profit venture.
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Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Cinema
Southern Vermont Artists, Inc
NBC TV
West Arlington and Sandgate Vacationers and Local News
The Richard Fullers and daughter Bunny from New York vacationed with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fuller at Bernal Road. A power outage struck West Arlington when a dead squirrel at a light pole halted service briefly. The Ladies Aid of West Arlington Methodist Church held the annual Lord's Auction on the green, with a bake sale and two quilts selling to a large crowd. profits were the largest yet. Mr. and Mrs. James Mascuch and four children vacationed with Peggy Jones at the Jones home. A second Manchester Country Club picnic drew many residents before a severe storm caused more outages, but service was restored promptly.
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Richard Fullers
Bunny
New York
Walter Fuller
Bernal Road
West Arlington
Paul Bedell
Ladies’ Aid
James Mascuch
Peggy Jones
R. V. Jones
Sandgate
Manchester Country Club
Arlington-West Arlington
Woodford Selectman Row Reaches Impasse Over Barbeau Appointment
In Woodford the selectmen stalemate over appointing Philip Barbeau to replace the late Murray Cutler. Democrat Joseph King says voters wanted Barbeau, but Republican William Lauzon refuses to back him. A Friday 7 p.m. meeting at Woodford Hollow School will let voters weigh in as Democrats also nominate candidates for the November justice ticket.
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Woodford
Murray Cutler
Joseph King
Cutler
King
Philip Barbeau
Barbeau
Woodford Hollow
Justice
Dorothy King
Irene Barbeau
Earl Potter
Jesse Bugbee
Phyllis Smith
Citizens’ Party
Book Sale Draws Thousands in Arlington Rumor of Library Fund
Arlington home page notes the Martha Canfield Memorial Library book sale drew its 7,500th visitor last Saturday. The event has run 24 days since June 18, averaging over 300 visitors daily despite rain interruptions. It funds about a third of the library’s annual income and continues into autumn.
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Arlington
Martha Canfield Memorial Library
F. F. Ellingwood
Arlington Community Club
F. F
Wink’’ Ellingwood
Wallace Bennard
Harry Burgess
Edmond Dyett
Alden Francis
Kennedy Ludlam
Don Simson
W. W. Williams
Shaftsbury Selectmen Clash Over State Tax Appraisal Effects
Shaftsbury selectmen again weigh appealing a state tax appraisal that found the town under assessed last summer, which cut $68,000 in education aid. Town officials note uneven assessment and fairness issues, while a school board chair doubted gains from appeals. Legislative background and next meetings outlined.
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Shaftsbury
Vermont
Department of Taxes
Selectmen
Joseph Crossman
Selectman
Tony Altobell
Rutland couple in accident delays visit to Altobells
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lord of Rutland were in an August 25 crash while en route to see their daughter Mrs. Anthony Altobell. Mrs. Lord was released and staying with the Altobells at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge, New York. Her husband remains hospitalized.
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Edward Lord
Rutland
Anthony Altobell
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
N.Y
Lord
Altobells
Graduation party honors Hoosick Falls student David Shaw
David Shaw son of Mr and Mrs George Shaw of 56 River Street was guest of honor at a graduation party at their home Sunday afternoon He recently earned his diploma with two other local graduates after completing summer courses in Troy Relatives friends and HFCS classmates attended Loretta Smith of New Hyde Park New York is visiting her brother and sister in law at 12 Nixon Street Mrs William Hennessey returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington after a two week stay The TC Class of the First United Church Presbyterian will meet Sept 8 at 130 Church Street for a pot luck supper Co hosts are Agnes Bell and Henry Jacobsen Robert Rice of 33 Mechanic Street was treated and released after a one car accident at Gears Hollow Police probed by Trooper T V Brown and Jim Hickey Philip Fabiano 14 is a patient at Mary McCellan Hospital Cambridge for injuries to his left hand from an accident at his home on Sunday
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David Shaw
George Shaw
River Street
David
Hoosick Falls Central School
Troy
HFCS
Loretta Smith
New Hyde Park
Long Island
William Hennessey
Nixon Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
T.C
First United Church, Presbyterian
Robert Sprunger
Church Street
Sprunger
Agnes Bell
Henry Jacobsen
Hoosick Rescue Squad
Gears Hollow
T.v.brown
Jim Hickey
Center Brunswick
Rice
Philip Fabiano
Charles Fabiano
Munsell Street
Mary McCellan Hospital
Cambridge
Dorset School Set Help With Lunch Volunteers Needed
Dorset Elementary announces a full day opening on September 8 with first grade dismissed at 1:00 p.m. daily during the first week. Lunch will be served at school. Volunteers are sought to help with lunch service and families may donate surplus garden produce to the Hot Lunch Program by contacting Mrs. Glover or Helen Mach.
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Dorset
September WSCS meeting postponed at Jermain Church
The September meeting of the WSCS of Jermain Church is moved to Sept 11 at the home of Mrs. Roy Whitman. Mrs. Maurice Perry will present this year's program theme. Several local residents attended a wedding in St. Louis, and others were noted visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.
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WSCS
Jermain Church
Roy Whitman
Maurice Perry
Shaftsbury Democrats name candidates for justice of the peace
Shaftsbury Town Democrats caucused in Cole Hill last night to nominate candidates for justice of the peace. Nominees are Mrs. Roberta Haynes, Ezekiel Cross Jr., Mrs. Laura Montgomery, Barney McCarthy, Mrs. Margaret Crossman, Lou Levin and James Meyers. Nominees must sign consent slips and should get in pages with Barney McCarthy to so.
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SHAFTSBURY — _ Town
Cole Hill
Justice of the Peace
Roberta Haynes
Ezekiel Cross Jr
Laura Montgomery
Barney McCarthy
Margaret Crossman
Lou Levin
James Meyers
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Stratton Mountain
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Village Board of Trustees
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George E. Dougherty
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Boston and Main Railroad Corporation
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North Bennington
McDonald’s
Clint
Saratoga
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Denver
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la Lomita
Thorny State
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State Department of Taxes
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Trumbull Hill Road
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Mechanic Street
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Charles Niles
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Celia
Chloe Black
Andrew Sheffer
James Perry
St. Louis
Linda Clay
Raymond Niles
Celia Niles
Augusta
Charles Herrington
Linda Niles
Donald B. Niles
Edward Gulley
Albert Gulley
SUNY
Cobleskill
Laurence Lucker
Alton, N.Y
Donald George
Mabel Niles
Paradise
Samaritan Hospital Alumni Association of
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Edward Kyer Sr
Ames
Iowa
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