Shaftsbury Elementary Adds Four New Teachers in 1972
Shaftsbury Elementary opens the new year with four new full time teachers bringing staff to 12. New hires include Patricia Rene in fifth grade and Ann Friedman in third grade. Other new staff join Susan Strauss and Philip Liebermann.
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Lottitobler
Shaftsbury
Cole Hall
Patricia Rene
Framingham
Mass
North Adams State College
Worth Bennington
Boston
Miss Friedman
Arlington
Susan Strauss
Mt. Holyoke College
Antioch Graduate School
Canaan
N.H
Bennington
Philip Liebermann
Shaftsbury Elementary
North Adams
Castleton
New Jersey
Drexel University
Camden
N.J
Martin
Campbell
Bailey
Harwood
Jariviere
al Rudnitsky
McDonald
Narshal Lions Auction Meeting at Merritt Hewitt Barn
All Narshall Lions members are reminded to meet at Merritt Hewitt's barn Sunday at 8 am to move auction items for the Monument Plaza event starting at 1 pm that day. Lions request residents with items to donate contact Jim.
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Narshall Lions
Merritt Hewitt’s
Monument Plaza
Jim
Norshall Lions
Merritt Hewitt
Monument Place
Jen Bow
Tom Bula
Shaftsbury Scout Group 341 Meets Tuesday September 25
Shaftsbury Latti Tabler Shaftsbury Scout Group 341 will hold regular meetings starting 6 30 pm Tuesday September 25 at the Scout Shack. Fathers or interested males may contact scout leader Eric Niles at 22505 to join as committee member or merit badge counselor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Eric Niles
Battenkill Grange Meeting and Dam Hearing Items
Battenkill Grange opened with a harvest supper and installed new officers led by Royal Cutts. Awards and tributes followed for longtime members. A Red Mill Dam hearing is set in Montpelier on Sept 27 with Battenkill representation. Stamford hosts a 20 mile fall ride on Sept 30 at Stamford School with weight divisions and pony class.
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Battenkill Grange
Royal Cutts
Shirley Matteson
Deborah Matteson
Seven Matteson
Cutts
Jesse Harrington
Edna Davis
North Fownes
Viola Cooledge
George
Gres
Abbie Baker
Red Mill
Montpelier
State House
Hoosick
Hoosick Grange
Stamford
Bennington County
Sheriff's Posse
Stamford School
County Road
Hla. George
Lois Melstrell
Edward Sandage
Arlington Town Hall
Bennington Museum
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Equinox House wins Act 250 permit for redevelopment
Arlington Vermont district environmental commission granted Equinox House Inc. in Manchester an Act 250 permit to redevelop the Orvis Inn complex. Phase one includes restoring the Inn, moving the Deeley gallery, adding 40 rooms, and creating park like access with gravel drive, while preserving architecture. Conditions require photographic records, careful material handling, landscaping input, and no new signs to maintain harmony.
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Arlington
Benington
Equinox House Inc
Manchester
Mammoth
Bennington County
Ian Y. Bennett
Orvis Inn
Equinox
Deeley Art Gallery
Johnny Appleseed
Route 7
Seminary Avenue
District Commission
Environmental Commission
Orvis
Nhot
Bennett Tt
Widow Black's
Equinox House
Third Battenkill Coin Club Show Sunday in Cambridge
CAMBRIDGE N Y Battenkill Coin Club hosts its third annual coin show Sunday at Cambridge Central School drawing over 200 collectors. Highlights include sterling Vatican medals Ingh rehef a 1830 gold type set nearly complete commemorative half dollars a nickel collection and 150 hard times tokens plus bronze Freedom America medals. Silver dollar hourly prize door sale $1. Hours noon to ? p m refreshments at site all welcome.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Battenkill Coin Club
Cambridge Central School
Ingh Rehef
U.S
Freedom America
United States
Pownal church hosts fall food sale and meetings
The Pownal Center Community Church sponsors a fall food sale Saturday from 10 am to 2 pm at the Pownal Center firehouse. Proceeds aid church repairs. Choir rehearsal is also noted, with Sunbeam Club and two fire department meetings scheduled Monday at their respective venues.
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Pownal Center
Pownal Center Freehouse
North Pownal
Sunbeam Club
East Pownal
Perelman Returns to New York After Expatriate Absence
New Yorker J. Perelman speaks from New York City about returning home after years abroad. He cites the city's grit and charm, notes English life abroad feels bland, and admits missing New York’s tension, while affirming he never planned to become an expatriate. He revisits familiar spots and memories, including Bucks County and his East Side sublet.
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New York
J. Perelman
Ian
New York City
Upper West Side
Lower
Eust Side
East Side
America
New England
Bucks County
S.J. Perelman
NLYC
England
Upper East Side
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Bennington Banner
Ann Friedman
Hobart and William Smith College
Geneva
Shady Hill School
Dover
Wellsley
Vermont
California
Kevorkian
Samuel Carrara
North Bennington
Johnson
Bob Reen
Finney
Rose Carlson
Joan Manrass
Altobell
Phil Lieberman
Shaftsbury Latti
Franco
San Sebastian
Spain
UPI
Francisco Franco
Madrid
Galicia
Coruna
Bow
Tom Bluta
North Bennington Congregational Church
Lions
Hewitt Barn
Lawrence Powers
Lions Rotary
Normand Bush
Lyon
France
Carmille Rochaix
Roecaix
Doris Wright
Sidney Crofut
Rabect Whitman
Albert Rossi
Mt. Kisco
Barnumville Road
Battenhill
Robert J. Potvin
Stamford Jumberman
Porvis Lumber Co
Main Road
Chapel Road
Town Line Road
Black Rock Farm
Dorset
Battenkill
de Jardin
Walter Haynes
Grosso
Rte
Williamstown
Massachusetts
Bennington, UT
the Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Rise
Ony
Providence
Rhode Island
London
Greenberg
Sousewares
Mariware
Oren
Auto Stores Inc
Main ST
Dial
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