Gubernatorial and local races tour The Pownals
Democratic figures including Lt Governor candidate Vera Langlais and Attorney General candidate Thomas Whalen visited The Pownals and spoke with workers at Pownal Tanning and General Cable Corp during shift changes. Bennington County state Senate candidate Arthur E. George attended with local Democratic officials as a teenage band provided music led by Noel Casey Randy Moore Tom Otero Francis Haley and Scott George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Daley
Thomas Whalen
George M. Fienberg
Bennington County
Democratic Committee
Pownals
Pownal Tanning Company
General Cable Corp
Arthur E. George
Noel Casey
Randy Moore
Tom Otero
Francis Haley
Scott George
District 32 GOP Debates Wallace Strength in Vermont
Stamford residents at the Republican District 32 meeting discuss the potential strength of George C. Wallace, American Independent candidate for president, following a straw vote conducted earlier this week at the Pittsfield General Electric plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Vermont
George C. Wallace
Pittsfield
Wallace
David Finney
Harvey Carter Jr
Pownal
Porter Farwell
Wilmington
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
James L. Oakes
Deane C. Davis
William Pool
Sanford Plumb
Farwell
Ira D. Whitney
James W. Lounsbury
Treasury
Jacksonville
Pownal Joins Bennington For Junk Car Cleanup Plan
Pownal selects to participate with Bennington in a junk car clearance program. Whole cars only may be towed to Kocher Drive site in Bennington for disposal in early November when the car crusher will operate in the area. Donations are being sought to help residents with towing fees, checks to town treasurer, and removal applications accepted by calling the chairman at 823 7714 on a first come basis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Board of Selectmen
Bennington
Kocher Drive
Arthur E. George
Choice Items Expected At Weston Antiques Show
The ninth Weston Antiques Show opens Oct 3 at 11 a.m. at the Weston Playhouse with 25 exhibitors from six states displaying 18th century furniture, silver, pottery, prints, maps, and collectibles. Lectures by Mrs. Warner B. Hartford and George Michael accompany the event, which benefits local cultural institutions. Admission is $1.25. lectures $2.50. shows run 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Oct 3 and 4, closing 6 p.m. Oct 5.
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Weston
Paul Revere
John Singleton Copley
Warner B. Hartford
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Weston Playhouse
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New Jersey
New York
Delft
America
George Michael
Tv’s
George Martin
Weston Community Club
Cold Spring Brook Memorial Park
Pendleton Marshall
Abner Sisson
Arlington News Briefs Prompt Local Events
The Yankee Doodlers meet at 9 30 a m Sunday at the Crawford home for the Firemen s Muster Parade in Brattleboro. Fisher Elementary School students will collect for UNICEF on United Nations Day October 24, a one day drive. Arlington Chapter AARP meets October 1 at 7 30 p m in the Community House. A tribute to poets program by Rock R Rogers honors Arthur Gutterman with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford Home
Brattleboro
Fisher Elementary
Unicef
United Nations
AARP
Arlington
American Association of Retired Persons
Arthur Gutterman
Rock R. Rogers
Mount Laurel Field Day Draws 170 Attendees
Manchester hosts the Third Annual Mount Laurel School Field Day with 171 children expected. Participants include 39 Manchester youngsters, 60 from Rutland and 72 from Bennington. Contests range from pile eating and bubble gum blowing to football and baseball throwing along with sack and three legged races. Mrs. Berry A. Wall leads the committee that provided lunch.
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Manchester
Mount Laurel School
Rutland
Bennington
Berry A. Wall
Kiwanis Tag Days End Friday Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club conducts a three day Tag Day appeal to raise 800 dollars for community events for local youth. Day two lists captains Arthur D. Taylor Dr. David A. Berlant John H. Mason and today’s captains Stanley Fifield Mason C. Harrison and William S. Folgert with Friday captains Leo J. Fairbanks Kasmer J. Stempek and Dr. Harry P. Harrison.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William S. Folgert
Leo J. Fairbanks
Kasmer J. Stempek
Harry P. Harrison
Manchester P O Box 506 BBS class officer slate announced
All classes at BBS held meetings recently to choose officers for the school year. Seniors list the president Jeffrey Kilburn and Barbara Bardin as vice president. Sally Ameden secretary. Marie Secoy treasurer. with council members Jesse Corum and Catherine Mattison and AA reps Edward Brooks and Donna Edson. Juniors name Brian Lasselle as president and Roger Harwood as vice president. Pamela Torrey secretary. Deborah Traford treasurer. council Douglas Collette and Sharon Crossman. AA reps William Downey and Lauren Bongartz. Sophomores: Andrew Foster president. Michele West vice president. Kurt Wisell secretary. Frances Baird treasurer. AA reps Paul Roberts and Annette Galotti. class advisors Mrs Lucille Fay and Hal March. Freshmen: William Cairns president. Katherine Goody vice president. Pamela Reynolds secretary. Cynthia Zandy treasurer. council Stephen Farnum and Joanne Farley. AA reps William Laguna and Joan Thompson. class advisors William Bell and Paul Jepson. The Dramatic Club organized with Barbara Bardin president, Roy Johnson vice president, Kyle Johnson secretary, Philip Jordan business manager. Hal March coaches dramatics. A variety show will be presented in October.
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BBS
Jeffrey Kilburn
Barbara Bardin
Sally Ameden
Marie Secoy
Jesse Corum
Catherine Mattison
Athletic Association
Edward Brooks
Donna Edson
John Fay
Roy W. Barstow
Brian Laselle
Roger Harwood
Pamela Torrey
Deborah Trafford
Douglas Collette
Sharon Crossman
A. A
William Downey
Lauren Bongartz
Don B. Otis
Angus Black
Andrew Foster
Michele West
Kurt Wisell
Frances Baird
A.A. Representatives
Paul Roberts
Annette Galotti
Lucille Fay
Hal March
William Cairns
Katherine Goody
Pamela Reynolds
Cynthia Zandy
Stephen Farnum
Joanne Farley
A.A
William Laguna
Joan Thompson
William Bell
Paul Jepson
Roy Johnson
Kyle Johnson
Philip Jordan
Public Service hearing on Hoosick Falls grade crossing closure
Friday at 10 a m the state Public Service Commission will hear the Village of Hoosick Falls petition to close the Hoosick Street grade crossing of the Boston and Maine Railroad. Village and railroad officials have unresolved talks for years. Attorneys for the village and railroad will present their positions amid consideration of right of way for a sewer project near Wood Fong Corp. bids on the project were few, with Morrell Vrooman Engineers seeking to speed agreement on the railroad property use.
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Hoosek Falls
N.Y
State Public Service Commission
Hoosick Street
Boston & Maine
Jacob I. Rothstein
Public Service Commission
Howard E. Haynes
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GOP Ponders Wallace
Town of
Hoosick
BSA
Auriesville Shrine
Albany
Auriesville
Coliseum
Richard A. Severson
Raymond Wrubleski
Peter Sennett
John Sennett
Weston Antiques Show
Helene Thompson
Flannelette
Drysdale’s
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Bondville Fair
SAT. & Sun
Bondville
Benn - Barry
Iest
Shaftssury
Mt. Laurel Field
Kiwanis
South ST
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Main ST
North Adams
Morrell Vrooman Engineers
Gloversville
Dearborn
Vermont Gas
Utilgas Corp
Border Distributing CO. Inc
Malone, New York
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