Page S-The Join'hal Opinion-March 3,1982
Ambulance volunteers complete #r Bradford Town Meetin00-
(continuedfrom page l) A motion to repeal the weapons between the United The following funds were
d d training than leaving the repairs for a town's inventory tax was States and the Soviet Union also appropriated by the
a vance COt]L]se later date. Brainerd also approved by an overwhelming passed by a large majority at voters at Tuesday's meeting.
WOODSVILLE Five a physician. MASr trousers vision of Kenneth Danielson, attributed a sizeable portion of margin by the voters at the the meeting. --$3300 for fire department
the overexpenditure to utility meeting. Addressing the article, equipment;
members of the Cottage are used on patients who M.D. Patty Roberts also costs at the Academy The inventory tax accounts Bradford voter James Perry -- $18,000 for repairs to the
Hospital Volunteer require stabilization from taught an in-service class on building, for roughly four percent of the said, "I don't know if it will do Bradford Library roof ;
Ambulance Corps recently shock. " MAST trousers to the nurses Town Elections town's grand list of total any good.., but it certainly -- $2,183 for Orange East
completed an Advanced Life Patty Roberts an of CottngeHospital. No new officers were property assessment, ac- couldn't hurt." Senior Center ;
Support class which qualifies emergency room nurse at Members of the Cottage elected at the meeting. Of the cording to lister Helen Other Business -- $3,493 for Community
them to utilize MAST trousers Littleton Hospital, was the Hospital Volunteer 11offices open, only one of the Chaffield. Richard Conrad, actingasa HeaithServicelnc.;
on a patient undertheorderof instructor under the super- Ambulance Corps. who encumhent officers ran op- Chatfield said the four spokesman for the Bradford --$1000 for Orange County
completed this training are:
Thomas Estill of Haverhill posed. Robert Nutting ran percent lost by repeal of the FAST Squad, withdrew his Mental Health; and
Raise pu0000-00-nneJ a,a,t Douglas Merrill for tax would bemadeupbyin-group's request for funding --$1659fortheTwoRivers
Corners; Peter Gould of" the position of Second qown creasing the remaining the purchase of a new - Ottaquechee Regional
Woodsville; Alan Shortt of Constable and was defeated property taxes in the town emergency vehicle. PianningCommission.
" Warren; and Donald and by a vote of144 to 56. accordingly.
Rrad{ord teachers River.SUsan Stapelfeld of Wells Charles Brainerd kept his The inventory tax was aid Fairlee Town Meeting
--w-- -BRADFORD__ Teachers at available and student This training will improve seat as selectman; William by those favoring its repeal to
" Couiliard will remain a lister "unfair" and not equitable to (continued from page 1) returned to office were:
the Bradford Academy and population, the quality of emergencycare for another three years; different types of business townspeople voted to advise Moderator, Russell Smith;
Graded School may be The hoard reviewed a letter provided to the communities Storm Odell will be an auditor establishments, the State Senators and other Town Clerk for three years,
receiving a 6.85 percent salary from Oxbow principal serviced by the Cottage for another three years; NoTax representatives of thedistrict Jane Cramer; Town
increase for the1982-83 school Richard Rothenberg Hospital Volunteer William Policy will remain Stabilization to introduce a resolution in the Treasurer for three years,
year. requesting the board to raise AmbulanceCorvs First Constable for a year; Bradford voters refused to Vermont State Legislature Shirley Godfrey; Selectman
This news was reported to the amount of money given Douglas Merrill will stay vote tax stabilization to any of asking the state congressional for three years, David Colby;
the" Bradford Academy and from school trust funds to go . Torlti[h Second Constable for a year; the four business that were delegation totheUnitedStates Lister for one year, James
Graded School Board by towards scholarships. Action _,,_,am Craig White will remain the requesting the tax relief plan Congress to request that the Watt; Lister for three years,
district superintendent John on the matter was tabled for (eantinued-frompage iJ town's agentand grand juror; on articles in the town's President of the United States Maureen Gatto; Budget
and Charles Brainerd will stay warning, propose to the Soviet Union a. Committee member for one
Fontana at their Wednesday, further discussion by the Selectman, Bruce Limiaw; on as the town's trustee of Central Vermont Public mutual freeze on the testing, year, Shirley Boiles; Budget
Feb. 10 meeting, according to board.
Lister, Lyle Thompson; public funds. Service Corporation was production and deployment of Committee member for three
the board's0fficialminutes. Other matters taken up by Auditor, William Hedge; No changes were made denied their requestfora ten nuclear weapons, missiles, years, Allen Avery; Auditor
The figure is said to he an the hoard at the Feb. 10 School Director, David regarding current officers of year tax stabilization plan. and new aircraft designed for one year, Katherine
estimate and accurate data meeting were : Partington (three years) and the Bradford Fire Depart- Voters decided to "take no primarily to deliver nuclear O'Donnell; Auditor for three
regarding the increase will be -- discussion on the school's Juanita Claflln (one year); ment. Melvin Benzie will action on" two five year weapons with verification years, Arthur Bagley; First
reviewed by the board at a audit reports ;
Tax Collector, Ernest Cilley;
remain Fire Chief, Homer requests from the Garden safeguards satisfactory to Constable for one year, Leon
future meeting. " -- the board approved a Town Agent, H. B. Otterman
Individual teacher contracts request to hire a part-time Jr.; Grand juror, Ernest Kingsbury Sr. will stay onas Motor Lodge and Colonial beth countries. Marsh; Cemetery Corn-
should he ready sometime aide for the kindergarten class Cilley and GeorgeHodge. First Assistant Engineer and Village, and on a four year Fairlee voters also balloted missioner for five years,
It was reported that the Francis Hathaway Sr. will request from the Medical on the proposed amendment to Ralph Hedge; Trustee of the
during the month of March. atOxbow; remain Second Assistant Center on the Upper Plain in the Constitution of Vermont Public Library, Virginia
Also at the meeting, the -- the board approved the constitutional amendment Engineer. Bradford. which will give the judges the Mead; Grand Jurors for one
board approved "in concept", hiring of Robert Mead to fill in regarding the determination Bridge Prejects Nuclear Weapons right to refuse bail to those year, William Pierson, and
the addition on one full-time for Mrs. Penner while she will of the bail passed by a vote of Voters at the meeting ap The petition article calling accused of a capital crime. Russell Smith; Town Agent to
teacher position for the 1982-83 be absent this spring because 39 to 5. proved only one of bridge for a mutual freeze on nuclear The measure carried by 53-6. prosecute and defend suits for
school year. The school board of a maternityleave; The amount the town projects up for debate at the Town officers elected or oneyear, Hester Gardner.
stresses that the approval was -- the board signed a con- received in revenue sharing meeting this year.
"for budget formulationonly" tract addenum to raise the was also allocated at the
and is subject to logistical salary level of one of the meeting. $20,000 was appropriated by Vote in Haverhill
details such as space school's teachers. According to the town clerk, the voters for the town's
portion of a $495,000 con-
. Ruth Morrlson, $500 of that struction project to begin this
t Ryegate Town Meeting will of be rePUcTa$ summer that will replace the {eantinuedfrempage 1) who have control of the ex- moneYTc:n be raised by taxes'_ see if the Town will
(continued from page 1) .voters responded with a round will go to chairs for the town town's Colby Bridge. missioners one for a term of penditure of town money that
talking with them " He said of applause for the school hall, $2772 will go towards Bradford voters decided to five (5) years and one for a it is imperative the budget concur with the Selectmen's
the s'ame arrangement in hoard candidates and also snow plowing, and the balance delay action for at least one term of four (4) years, and all items be held at present recommendation and intent to
Newbury had helped him a applauded Mr. Smith. of $9,231.21 will be put into a year regarding a $15,000 ar- other necessary Town figures, particularly in view of implement semi-annual tax
ticle for renovation of the Officials. the minimal surplus available billing as provided for under
great deal in his recently Re-elected without op- savings account for capital town's CreameryBridge. The --"To hear the reports of at the end of1951. RSA 78:15B, to become ef-
started business there. John position were: Moderator, expenditures to be voted on townspeople appeared divided the Selectmen, Treasurer, "2) That the Selectmen fective in1983.
Zampieri responded by Dean Rowdon; Town Clerk, nextyear. "To
on whether to fund the Cemetery Commissioners and make a study (either through -- see if the Town will
saying, "I am in favor of the Reginald White; Treasurer, restoration of the bridge or other Town Officers and an appointed committee or in vote to authorize the Select-
concept, but not an open ended Reginald White; Selectman
approach." He proposed an for three years, Robert state. This amendment, if close it permanently. Committees heretofore chosen some other way) of the men to appoint the Road
amendment patterned after a Zambon; Lister for three adopted, would give judges Voters approved a motion to and pass and vote relating relative salaries d town Agent. This article to take
ystem used in the Town of years, Pamela Peterson; more latitnde in denying bail. raise zero dollars for the thereto, employees and hew these effect March1983.
Newbury whereby a new Delinquent Tax Collector and Fire Chief Gene Perkins Creamery Bridge this year -- "To see if the Town will salaries could be put in better -- "To see if the Town wi.ll
business could be granted a First Constable, Dale Wright ; invited voters to visit the and requiring the selectmen to vote to contribute funds for the relationship. Perhaps a stated vote to authorize the Tax
tax exemption its first year of Town Agent, Norman Bone; recently completed fire study the matter for further construction of Class V High- salary with some additional Collector to accept the
5o percent of its listed value. First Grand Juror, Dean station as they were leaving consideration, ways as provided in RSA 241 incentive bonus would be prepayment of property taxes
This exemption would Rowden; Auditor for three tbemeeting, inventory Tax as amended in the amount of appropriate in a few cases, and-or resident taxes.
Repealed $1,642.45. The State to con- The Selectmen's decision -- "To take any other action
decrease by I0 percent each years, Isabelle Whitehill; -- - tributeS10,949.69, should be available to 1983 that may legally come before
five ,,br00 ,or *,ve _._ Thetford Tow Me tin00 -'To--. Town 00d.e* and ..sm.tm.
when the business would he years, Hazel Rosa; and . n e vote to authorize the Select- didates.
taxed on its full listed value. Cemetery Commissioner for (centinuedfrom-page I) tinuation of a lunch program men to issue interest bearing "3) That a disinterested
Mter discussion the amended five years, Stewart White.
article was approved by,nice An article authorizing the school budget has increased at the Thetford Elementary notes in anticipation of taxes committee, after consultation
vote. selectmen to contract for the by 6.2 percent over last year. School. to provide for the expenses of with our three fire depart-
Out of the new budget, tax- The original article had thecurrent, ments, propese a formula for. {onntlnuedh, ompagel_)-
Also approved wus an ar- restoration of town records at payers ln the town will have to called fer the program to be --"Tosee ff the Townwill the eqtlitable distribution of (21years old) i would he able
tide exempting from taxation a cost of $15,182, with the work
raise $938,812.45 -- a 6.2 funded for $2500, but was vote to authorize the Select- appropriations to these fire to devote time to town
the inventory of manufac- and cost to be spread over a
turers and merchants, four year period was approved percent increase over last amended to state only "that men to accept, appropriate departments.
year. we continue the food service and expend gifts of Federal "To see if the Town will business."
-- He believes that with his
Selectman Robert Zambon by voice vote. Town clerk Scfiool Director Chairman program at Thetford and State Aid in the name of vote to make any alterations business experience he can
estimated there were about 10 Reginald White urged the
taxpayers who would be af- passage of the article, saying Lawrence Babcock fended off Elementary School." the Town of Haverhill. in the amount of money to be heip the town save money
at least one attempt, by a Babcock told the voters that --"Toseeif the Town will raised and appropriated for especially now as this cruciai
fected by this. these old records date back to group of supporters of a by approving the article they vote to authorize the Select- the eusuing year for the stage when more respon-
In the only contested 1781, and "there's no way we
defeated offorttode-designate would basically he voting 'to men to sell reM estate support of the Town as sibilities will fall on local
election, Steven Blood was can put a value on these types Thefford Academy as the "pick up where the federal acquired by the Town through recommended by the Budget governments. He thinks the
elected on the third ballot to of things."
the UD 21 school board, The flnal article to be voted town's high school, toseparate andstatecutshaveleftoff." Tax Collector's Deeds, by Committee in its report, to town must be more persuasive
garnering 59 votes to Stewart on concerned a request to the the Academy budget and the Five School public auction sale or by raise and appropriate all sums with the state as to existing
Tbetford Elementary School Directors advertising for sealed bids, so determined for said pur- laws as well as to proposed
White's 56. Ruth Hatch, also a representative and senators of budget that was up for vote. Resolving another major except that the Selectmen poses, and pass any other vote laws that affect the town. He
,andidate, withdrew her name this district to introduce a
after the second ballot, resolution asking President Thetford's Academy budget issue this year, voters decided would be empowered to make relating thereto, says it is important to he in
is listed on the Thetford school to add two additional school one last offer to the persort -- "To see if the Town will close contact and take a more
Moderator Dean Rowden Reagan to propose to the budget as a line item because directors to the Thetford who was divested of his vote to authorize the with- active role through our
congratulated Blood, as well SoViet Union a mutual nuclear the town pays its taxes to the School Board. property and a late redem- drawal from the Revenue representatives on the state
as the other two candidates, weapons moratorium. The
He said that the voters were article was balloted on and school in the form of tuition. After considerable debate, ption would be allowed upon Sharing Fund established level.
Babcock quoted a Vermont the motion to add the two payment of all taxes, costs under the provisions of the In the race for Road Agent
lucky to have three equally passed bya 55-35margin. statute that questioned the positions to the board was and interest. State and Local Assistance we have Robert Blodgett, a
qualified candidateswillingto Representative John legaiity of a request to remove passed by a close 89 to 76 --"To see if the Town will Act of 1972. The sum of native, who graduated from
give of their time to represent Zampieri brought voters up- the line item for Thetford margin, vote to appoint or elect a $44,000,00 for the following the local school and Plymouth
the voters on the school board, to-date on happenings in the
He als# thanked out-going State Legislature and gave a Academy from the budget. All three current school Budget Committee to specific purposes herewith High. He has held the post for
The move to separate the directors reserved comment recommend to the next indicated: the Appropriation eight years. Father of six, he
choo] board member Cedric brief explanation on the budgets was dropped and the on the issue. However, one Annual Town Meeting the for Debt Service and the is a navy veteran of the
Smith for his six years on the amendment to the state school budget and amount to former Lyme School Board amounts to be raised for Appropiration for Operating Korean War. In addition to his
board, three years of which he constitution on which voters he raised in taxes for the Chairman (apparently now a various purposes, such Budget. work as Road Agent he is self-
served as chairman. The were balloting across the school account went on to be Thetford resident) told the recommendations to be -- "To see if the Town will employed in contracting work.
passed as recommended, voters that when Lyme raised printed in the next Annual vote to authorize the Select- Paul King, another native,
During the school debate, the number of members on Report. men in compliance with the attended local schools and
Academy Executive Director their school board, contact --"To see if the Town will order of the State of New Plymouth High School. A
Physical ,tw wiencke was asked between the board chairman vote to adopt the fol!owin Hampshire, Board of World War II veteran of four
to explain Thetford and the other board members resolution as presented by the Taxation, to contract with the years, he was Road Agent
Academy's four percent was made more difficult. 1982Budget Committee: This Property Appraisal Division here some ten years ago
Fitness tuition increase this year. supporters of the article committee, with the deter- of the Department of Revenue serving for 11 years. He is
Wiencke said the rise in argued that a larger number mination that a continual rise Administration for the affiliated with King Lumber
tuition at the school was of board members would in the Town budget from year reappraisal of all property in Company.
Cub \\; nminlydue to aseven percent increase town representation to year is not in the best in- the Town and to raise and Robert Farnsworth, a
increase in the school's during school beard meetings, terests of any of us, makesthe appropriate the sum of resident of S. Wentworth,
budget. He said the budget The two new schooldirecr foliowingrecommendations: $100,000 and to authorize the retired from public service
increase was due mainly to a positions will be filled at next "1) That it be made abun- Selectmen to issue interest some 10 years ago. He was a
With Equipment 7 percent increase in year's 1983 Thefford Town dantly clear to all town bearing notes or honds for said
salaries and to increases in Meeting. departments and individuals purpose until such time as the
and Instructor costs for materials and sup- Only one other article was
plies and in transportation, amended at the meeting. r Oxbow taxpayers approve budget
Wiencke said a study on the Tbetford Library Federation
transportation budget has Chairman Christopher Dye (continued from page 1). teachers' contract is still position and two and one half
Available at the begun at the school with the asked the voters to ap- taxes for Oxbow, Bradford under negotiation, however, aide positions brought a
GARDEN RESTAURANT of eliminating much of propriate $8,570 instead of will pay$443,000andNewbury A number of voters number of arguments from
the current expenditures that $6,570 as written in thearticle willpay$371,000.
questioned the salary in- both teachers and residents
are now required. He also onthetown'swarning. , The school board has been creases. One Newbury man --most notably over the
We need to know how many are added that, although the Dye said that the town had projecting a tax rate decrease said, "We're not saying the elimination of a remedial aide
Academy's tuition cost has. appropriated $6,570 for at this year of 15.8 percent in teachers aren't gifted or don't position.
interested -- Please call us, increased, it is still corn- least four previous years, but Bradford and four percent in do a good job . . . but their Remedial reading teacher
stop in or fill in and mail the below coupon, petitive with other area that the article had never been Newbury. salaries are more than what Becki Smith strongly opposed
schools. This is the first year changed. But with expected increases most of us who are paying dropping the aide position
illiilliiiil that the Academy's tuition ls Dye's amended motion in state aid for education themaremaking." saying it cut the program in
GDESTRANT "='ram MAILTO:THE lower than that of nearby passed, passed by Vermont At least two Oxhow teachers half. Anotberteacber, William
Oxbow High School, according All other articles were lawmakers last week, and the and one former teacher Vargas, said he knew of at
m Route 5 to Wiencke. either passed as written in the unexpected discovery of defended their position at the least 30 seventh graders who
Bradford, Vt.033 SehooiLuach town report or were defeated. 1,59,000 in unplanned taxes mceting. Former teacher Joe could use the program. Oxbow
Program Elections for town offices raised last year, the decrease Moore said he left Oxbow graduate Joe Sampson told
Voters at the meeting ap- were held Tuesday with polls in both town's tax rates could because the salaries "weren't the school board that without
NAME: proved overwhelmingly an closingatT:00p.m, he even greater, competitive with the job Mrs. Smith's class, insteadof
ADDRESS: . article calling for the con- Paylmreases market?' Bradford resident making the honor roll, he
li I Fontana said the increase in and Thetford teacher Larry might have continued having
L,. the district's budget is due Drew called for voters to trouble readingandspelling.
PHONE : li partly to a 1O percent increase consider the importance "of Fontana said the position
I I1 in administration, staff and the commndity our school cuts were part °f a
I am interested in your PhysicaIFitness Club. i custodial salaries and he must produce." reorganization of certain
/lll||l| added that the budget in- Fontana told the crowd that programs due to a 25 student
lllllllllll eluded a similar increase in the basesaiary for teachersls decrease in enrollment at the
A & W teacher salaries. The $9,200 per year and that a school since last year. In fact,
H THE GARDEN RESTAuRANT g teacher with a masters degree be explalned tbat onrollment
| ARTESIAN WELL CO. and 13 years of experience at the school has dropped by
slno1930 BITS and PIECES 'would be eligible for about almost 200 students since1974.
Real joy comes not from $14,000 under the school's Putnam said the school
ROUTES ''# L I ''J'''' ease or riches or from the current pay scale, board and the administration
BRADFORD, VT. , praise of men, but from doing Position Cuts would be discussing the
something worthwhile. A school board decision to reading program in further
8-222-. I I II I SlrWllfredGrenfell cut a balf-time social studies detail in the future.
VERMONT
POHCE
BRADFORD-- A 1970
Diamond Reo tanker truck
collided with a parked car on
Town Highway No. 47 in
Bradford on Feb. 15 at about
9:30 a.m., according to police.
Glen Emory Ackerman, 46
of Piermont was reported to
he the driver of the truck. The
car, a 1972 Chevrolet, was
owned by Wayne Everett
Godfrey, 24, of Piermont,
according to police.
No persons were injured as
a result of the incident. Police
say the Godfrey vehicle
received moderate front end
damage and no damage was
reported on the truck.
Police described weather
conditions at the time of the
accident as clear but reported
that the road was icy.
Accident
THETFORD Two cars. Stockman,
collided on S. Corner Read _m_ No"
Thetford on Feb. 14 at about'the accident and
5:00 p.m., according to police.
Police say a 1977
Volkswagen driven by Ken-
neth Turnbuli, 28, of Cam-
bridge, Mass. failed to
negotiate a left hand curve
causing his car to collide with
a 1981
Alger, 62, of
No injuries
a result of the
police say botl
received minor
danage.
Police described
conditions at the
accident as
road was covered
and ice at the time.
Accident
BRADFORD-- A
was entering
Bradford on Feb.
4:00 p.m.
a northbound 1974
pickup, according t
Police say the
driven by Je
Holmes, 41, of
and the pickup
driven by
both vehicles
moderate
The weather was
the roads
of the accident,
police.
Two new
for Bradford
BRADFORD-- Three library Bradford
trustees were elected at the Dickey submitted
Bradford Library Trustee's report to the
Annual Meeting held on Feb. Feb. 22
22. called the year of
Two new trustees were interesting year of
elected. Lynn Haas and Elinor service."
Blake Smith will replace 1981
Lawrence Coffin and Frances Total circulation
Hyde. Both Coffin and Hyde material, 20,330;
had decided not to seek from theyearbefore,
another term. Total number
Janet Fatherley was re- added, 500;
elected to another term as books added,
trustee at the meeting, juvenile books
" Officers elected at the number books
meeting were as follows: num
Chairman, Craig White; Vice Total number
.Chairman, Eris Eastman; 738; number
Secretary, Dorothy Cole and 177; number
Janet Fatherley; Treasurer, borrowers, 261.
Charles Brainerd; Assistant Total number
Treasurer, Craig White; borrowed from
Auditor, Shirley Conrad; Library, l,666.
Publicity, Elinor Blake Smith Total number
and Lynn Haas. loaned, 4,394.
"k Several compete .for
sm'Ent, in the Strategic Air
Command. He is now with the
State Highway Department.
Clinton Hutchins who has
filed for both Police Chief and
Fire Commissioner is at
present Police Chief appointed
to fill the spot left vacant when
Officer Zander Kar moved.
Hutchins is a Plymouth native
now married to the former
Patricia Brown and the father
of three children. He is a
member of the National
Guard, and a part-time police
officer at Waterville Valley.
He has served with the local
fire department and has been
appointed assistant fire chief.
He is a member of the
Bicentennial Players and is
employed by the New Ham-
pshire Electric Cooperative.
There is no contest for
several of the offices and
unless there is a landslide of
write-in votes Virginia Far-
nsworth will return to the
position of town clerk, which
she was appointed to in July of
1981. Born in Mexico, Mrs.
Farnsworth came to Went-
worth in 1970. She has five
children and three grand-
childi'en. A cust at
Plymouth State, she was
formerly area manager for
Newberry's.
Lionel Gordon is unopposed
in his bid to return as town
auditor. New in toWn three
years ago, he is a private
contractor and in charge of
maintenance for the "Can-
dlelite Traveler" Motel.
Mildred Cotis, village
treasurer for many years, is
also unopposed.
Neither Elvah Muzzey,
running for tax collector, nor
her husband, Maurice Muz-
zey, seeking a return to his
seat as library trustee will
have opposition. Arthur
Morrison, long time village
moderator is seeking two
years more.
School Elections
Mrs. LaRoss
with the board. She
in town four
mother of two
the
is employed by
Corporation.
She is being
Judy Pease, a
correspondent for
Citizen. A
tworth Elementary
High, and
Teachers'
has long been
work with
through the
Sunday School
now the child care
Orford. She has bee'
many local affairs
been a member d
Department. In the
Sisters she is
Chief of the State
Hampshire and a
tative
of Pythians.
Donald Adams heJ
his first attempt
"politics." He
Wentworth about
ago from his native
He is a veteran of sis
half years of
The father two
is a driverfor
prime concern he
seeing
good basic
plenty of sports
with
well as
Alvin Huntoon has
about seven yearS
employed
drives the school
graduate of the
Merchant Marine
holds a second '
commission and is
War II veteran. He !
scouting all his
intereste
says his prime
the childreP
education since
the name of the
School elections have four Mrs. William
candidates for two open slats, local
Ginny Gove, having current school
resigned, opened one slot and has filed for
Conestea DaRoss, filling out Treasurer. Again,
Mac Borger's term opens no write-ins, she
another, next treasurer.
AREA SCHOOL
Blue Mountain Union
For the week of March 3 to I0:
Wednesday--Shepherds Pie, mashed
vegetables, rolls, fruit, milk.
11aureday-- Lasagna, Italian bread, toss salad,
milk.
Friday-- Grinders, potato chips, cookie, milk.
Monday-- Shepherd Pie, French bread,
topping, milk.
Tuesday-- Corn Chowder; peanut butter-jelly
pumpkin pie, milk.
Wednesday-- Barbecued Chicken, mashed pott
cranberry sauce, fruit, milk.
Page S-The Join'hal Opinion-March 3,1982
Ambulance volunteers complete #r Bradford Town Meetin00-
(continuedfrom page l) A motion to repeal the weapons between the United The following funds were
d d training than leaving the repairs for a town's inventory tax was States and the Soviet Union also appropriated by the
a vance COt]L]se later date. Brainerd also approved by an overwhelming passed by a large majority at voters at Tuesday's meeting.
WOODSVILLE Five a physician. MASr trousers vision of Kenneth Danielson, attributed a sizeable portion of margin by the voters at the the meeting. --$3300 for fire department
the overexpenditure to utility meeting. Addressing the article, equipment;
members of the Cottage are used on patients who M.D. Patty Roberts also costs at the Academy The inventory tax accounts Bradford voter James Perry -- $18,000 for repairs to the
Hospital Volunteer require stabilization from taught an in-service class on building, for roughly four percent of the said, "I don't know if it will do Bradford Library roof ;
Ambulance Corps recently shock. " MAST trousers to the nurses Town Elections town's grand list of total any good.., but it certainly -- $2,183 for Orange East
completed an Advanced Life Patty Roberts an of CottngeHospital. No new officers were property assessment, ac- couldn't hurt." Senior Center ;
Support class which qualifies emergency room nurse at Members of the Cottage elected at the meeting. Of the cording to lister Helen Other Business -- $3,493 for Community
them to utilize MAST trousers Littleton Hospital, was the Hospital Volunteer 11offices open, only one of the Chaffield. Richard Conrad, actingasa HeaithServicelnc.;
on a patient undertheorderof instructor under the super- Ambulance Corps. who encumhent officers ran op- Chatfield said the four spokesman for the Bradford --$1000 for Orange County
completed this training are:
Thomas Estill of Haverhill posed. Robert Nutting ran percent lost by repeal of the FAST Squad, withdrew his Mental Health; and
Raise pu0000-00-nneJ a,a,t Douglas Merrill for tax would bemadeupbyin-group's request for funding --$1659fortheTwoRivers
Corners; Peter Gould of" the position of Second qown creasing the remaining the purchase of a new - Ottaquechee Regional
Woodsville; Alan Shortt of Constable and was defeated property taxes in the town emergency vehicle. PianningCommission.
" Warren; and Donald and by a vote of144 to 56. accordingly.
Rrad{ord teachers River.SUsan Stapelfeld of Wells Charles Brainerd kept his The inventory tax was aid Fairlee Town Meeting
--w-- -BRADFORD__ Teachers at available and student This training will improve seat as selectman; William by those favoring its repeal to
" Couiliard will remain a lister "unfair" and not equitable to (continued from page 1) returned to office were:
the Bradford Academy and population, the quality of emergencycare for another three years; different types of business townspeople voted to advise Moderator, Russell Smith;
Graded School may be The hoard reviewed a letter provided to the communities Storm Odell will be an auditor establishments, the State Senators and other Town Clerk for three years,
receiving a 6.85 percent salary from Oxbow principal serviced by the Cottage for another three years; NoTax representatives of thedistrict Jane Cramer; Town
increase for the1982-83 school Richard Rothenberg Hospital Volunteer William Policy will remain Stabilization to introduce a resolution in the Treasurer for three years,
year. requesting the board to raise AmbulanceCorvs First Constable for a year; Bradford voters refused to Vermont State Legislature Shirley Godfrey; Selectman
This news was reported to the amount of money given Douglas Merrill will stay vote tax stabilization to any of asking the state congressional for three years, David Colby;
the" Bradford Academy and from school trust funds to go . Torlti[h Second Constable for a year; the four business that were delegation totheUnitedStates Lister for one year, James
Graded School Board by towards scholarships. Action _,,_,am Craig White will remain the requesting the tax relief plan Congress to request that the Watt; Lister for three years,
district superintendent John on the matter was tabled for (eantinued-frompage iJ town's agentand grand juror; on articles in the town's President of the United States Maureen Gatto; Budget
and Charles Brainerd will stay warning, propose to the Soviet Union a. Committee member for one
Fontana at their Wednesday, further discussion by the Selectman, Bruce Limiaw; on as the town's trustee of Central Vermont Public mutual freeze on the testing, year, Shirley Boiles; Budget
Feb. 10 meeting, according to board.
Lister, Lyle Thompson; public funds. Service Corporation was production and deployment of Committee member for three
the board's0fficialminutes. Other matters taken up by Auditor, William Hedge; No changes were made denied their requestfora ten nuclear weapons, missiles, years, Allen Avery; Auditor
The figure is said to he an the hoard at the Feb. 10 School Director, David regarding current officers of year tax stabilization plan. and new aircraft designed for one year, Katherine
estimate and accurate data meeting were : Partington (three years) and the Bradford Fire Depart- Voters decided to "take no primarily to deliver nuclear O'Donnell; Auditor for three
regarding the increase will be -- discussion on the school's Juanita Claflln (one year); ment. Melvin Benzie will action on" two five year weapons with verification years, Arthur Bagley; First
reviewed by the board at a audit reports ;
Tax Collector, Ernest Cilley;
remain Fire Chief, Homer requests from the Garden safeguards satisfactory to Constable for one year, Leon
future meeting. " -- the board approved a Town Agent, H. B. Otterman
Individual teacher contracts request to hire a part-time Jr.; Grand juror, Ernest Kingsbury Sr. will stay onas Motor Lodge and Colonial beth countries. Marsh; Cemetery Corn-
should he ready sometime aide for the kindergarten class Cilley and GeorgeHodge. First Assistant Engineer and Village, and on a four year Fairlee voters also balloted missioner for five years,
It was reported that the Francis Hathaway Sr. will request from the Medical on the proposed amendment to Ralph Hedge; Trustee of the
during the month of March. atOxbow; remain Second Assistant Center on the Upper Plain in the Constitution of Vermont Public Library, Virginia
Also at the meeting, the -- the board approved the constitutional amendment Engineer. Bradford. which will give the judges the Mead; Grand Jurors for one
board approved "in concept", hiring of Robert Mead to fill in regarding the determination Bridge Prejects Nuclear Weapons right to refuse bail to those year, William Pierson, and
the addition on one full-time for Mrs. Penner while she will of the bail passed by a vote of Voters at the meeting ap The petition article calling accused of a capital crime. Russell Smith; Town Agent to
teacher position for the 1982-83 be absent this spring because 39 to 5. proved only one of bridge for a mutual freeze on nuclear The measure carried by 53-6. prosecute and defend suits for
school year. The school board of a maternityleave; The amount the town projects up for debate at the Town officers elected or oneyear, Hester Gardner.
stresses that the approval was -- the board signed a con- received in revenue sharing meeting this year.
"for budget formulationonly" tract addenum to raise the was also allocated at the
and is subject to logistical salary level of one of the meeting. $20,000 was appropriated by Vote in Haverhill
details such as space school's teachers. According to the town clerk, the voters for the town's
portion of a $495,000 con-
. Ruth Morrlson, $500 of that struction project to begin this
t Ryegate Town Meeting will of be rePUcTa$ summer that will replace the {eantinuedfrempage 1) who have control of the ex- moneYTc:n be raised by taxes'_ see if the Town will
(continued from page 1) .voters responded with a round will go to chairs for the town town's Colby Bridge. missioners one for a term of penditure of town money that
talking with them " He said of applause for the school hall, $2772 will go towards Bradford voters decided to five (5) years and one for a it is imperative the budget concur with the Selectmen's
the s'ame arrangement in hoard candidates and also snow plowing, and the balance delay action for at least one term of four (4) years, and all items be held at present recommendation and intent to
Newbury had helped him a applauded Mr. Smith. of $9,231.21 will be put into a year regarding a $15,000 ar- other necessary Town figures, particularly in view of implement semi-annual tax
ticle for renovation of the Officials. the minimal surplus available billing as provided for under
great deal in his recently Re-elected without op- savings account for capital town's CreameryBridge. The --"To hear the reports of at the end of1951. RSA 78:15B, to become ef-
started business there. John position were: Moderator, expenditures to be voted on townspeople appeared divided the Selectmen, Treasurer, "2) That the Selectmen fective in1983.
Zampieri responded by Dean Rowdon; Town Clerk, nextyear. "To
on whether to fund the Cemetery Commissioners and make a study (either through -- see if the Town will
saying, "I am in favor of the Reginald White; Treasurer, restoration of the bridge or other Town Officers and an appointed committee or in vote to authorize the Select-
concept, but not an open ended Reginald White; Selectman
approach." He proposed an for three years, Robert state. This amendment, if close it permanently. Committees heretofore chosen some other way) of the men to appoint the Road
amendment patterned after a Zambon; Lister for three adopted, would give judges Voters approved a motion to and pass and vote relating relative salaries d town Agent. This article to take
ystem used in the Town of years, Pamela Peterson; more latitnde in denying bail. raise zero dollars for the thereto, employees and hew these effect March1983.
Newbury whereby a new Delinquent Tax Collector and Fire Chief Gene Perkins Creamery Bridge this year -- "To see if the Town will salaries could be put in better -- "To see if the Town wi.ll
business could be granted a First Constable, Dale Wright ; invited voters to visit the and requiring the selectmen to vote to contribute funds for the relationship. Perhaps a stated vote to authorize the Tax
tax exemption its first year of Town Agent, Norman Bone; recently completed fire study the matter for further construction of Class V High- salary with some additional Collector to accept the
5o percent of its listed value. First Grand Juror, Dean station as they were leaving consideration, ways as provided in RSA 241 incentive bonus would be prepayment of property taxes
This exemption would Rowden; Auditor for three tbemeeting, inventory Tax as amended in the amount of appropriate in a few cases, and-or resident taxes.
Repealed $1,642.45. The State to con- The Selectmen's decision -- "To take any other action
decrease by I0 percent each years, Isabelle Whitehill; -- - tributeS10,949.69, should be available to 1983 that may legally come before
five ,,br00 ,or *,ve _._ Thetford Tow Me tin00 -'To--. Town 00d.e* and ..sm.tm.
when the business would he years, Hazel Rosa; and . n e vote to authorize the Select- didates.
taxed on its full listed value. Cemetery Commissioner for (centinuedfrom-page I) tinuation of a lunch program men to issue interest bearing "3) That a disinterested
Mter discussion the amended five years, Stewart White.
article was approved by,nice An article authorizing the school budget has increased at the Thetford Elementary notes in anticipation of taxes committee, after consultation
vote. selectmen to contract for the by 6.2 percent over last year. School. to provide for the expenses of with our three fire depart-
Out of the new budget, tax- The original article had thecurrent, ments, propese a formula for. {onntlnuedh, ompagel_)-
Also approved wus an ar- restoration of town records at payers ln the town will have to called fer the program to be --"Tosee ff the Townwill the eqtlitable distribution of (21years old) i would he able
tide exempting from taxation a cost of $15,182, with the work
raise $938,812.45 -- a 6.2 funded for $2500, but was vote to authorize the Select- appropriations to these fire to devote time to town
the inventory of manufac- and cost to be spread over a
turers and merchants, four year period was approved percent increase over last amended to state only "that men to accept, appropriate departments.
year. we continue the food service and expend gifts of Federal "To see if the Town will business."
-- He believes that with his
Selectman Robert Zambon by voice vote. Town clerk Scfiool Director Chairman program at Thetford and State Aid in the name of vote to make any alterations business experience he can
estimated there were about 10 Reginald White urged the
taxpayers who would be af- passage of the article, saying Lawrence Babcock fended off Elementary School." the Town of Haverhill. in the amount of money to be heip the town save money
at least one attempt, by a Babcock told the voters that --"Toseeif the Town will raised and appropriated for especially now as this cruciai
fected by this. these old records date back to group of supporters of a by approving the article they vote to authorize the Select- the eusuing year for the stage when more respon-
In the only contested 1781, and "there's no way we
defeated offorttode-designate would basically he voting 'to men to sell reM estate support of the Town as sibilities will fall on local
election, Steven Blood was can put a value on these types Thefford Academy as the "pick up where the federal acquired by the Town through recommended by the Budget governments. He thinks the
elected on the third ballot to of things."
the UD 21 school board, The flnal article to be voted town's high school, toseparate andstatecutshaveleftoff." Tax Collector's Deeds, by Committee in its report, to town must be more persuasive
garnering 59 votes to Stewart on concerned a request to the the Academy budget and the Five School public auction sale or by raise and appropriate all sums with the state as to existing
Tbetford Elementary School Directors advertising for sealed bids, so determined for said pur- laws as well as to proposed
White's 56. Ruth Hatch, also a representative and senators of budget that was up for vote. Resolving another major except that the Selectmen poses, and pass any other vote laws that affect the town. He
,andidate, withdrew her name this district to introduce a
after the second ballot, resolution asking President Thetford's Academy budget issue this year, voters decided would be empowered to make relating thereto, says it is important to he in
is listed on the Thetford school to add two additional school one last offer to the persort -- "To see if the Town will close contact and take a more
Moderator Dean Rowden Reagan to propose to the budget as a line item because directors to the Thetford who was divested of his vote to authorize the with- active role through our
congratulated Blood, as well SoViet Union a mutual nuclear the town pays its taxes to the School Board. property and a late redem- drawal from the Revenue representatives on the state
as the other two candidates, weapons moratorium. The
He said that the voters were article was balloted on and school in the form of tuition. After considerable debate, ption would be allowed upon Sharing Fund established level.
Babcock quoted a Vermont the motion to add the two payment of all taxes, costs under the provisions of the In the race for Road Agent
lucky to have three equally passed bya 55-35margin. statute that questioned the positions to the board was and interest. State and Local Assistance we have Robert Blodgett, a
qualified candidateswillingto Representative John legaiity of a request to remove passed by a close 89 to 76 --"To see if the Town will Act of 1972. The sum of native, who graduated from
give of their time to represent Zampieri brought voters up- the line item for Thetford margin, vote to appoint or elect a $44,000,00 for the following the local school and Plymouth
the voters on the school board, to-date on happenings in the
He als# thanked out-going State Legislature and gave a Academy from the budget. All three current school Budget Committee to specific purposes herewith High. He has held the post for
The move to separate the directors reserved comment recommend to the next indicated: the Appropriation eight years. Father of six, he
choo] board member Cedric brief explanation on the budgets was dropped and the on the issue. However, one Annual Town Meeting the for Debt Service and the is a navy veteran of the
Smith for his six years on the amendment to the state school budget and amount to former Lyme School Board amounts to be raised for Appropiration for Operating Korean War. In addition to his
board, three years of which he constitution on which voters he raised in taxes for the Chairman (apparently now a various purposes, such Budget. work as Road Agent he is self-
served as chairman. The were balloting across the school account went on to be Thetford resident) told the recommendations to be -- "To see if the Town will employed in contracting work.
passed as recommended, voters that when Lyme raised printed in the next Annual vote to authorize the Select- Paul King, another native,
During the school debate, the number of members on Report. men in compliance with the attended local schools and
Academy Executive Director their school board, contact --"To see if the Town will order of the State of New Plymouth High School. A
Physical ,tw wiencke was asked between the board chairman vote to adopt the fol!owin Hampshire, Board of World War II veteran of four
to explain Thetford and the other board members resolution as presented by the Taxation, to contract with the years, he was Road Agent
Academy's four percent was made more difficult. 1982Budget Committee: This Property Appraisal Division here some ten years ago
Fitness tuition increase this year. supporters of the article committee, with the deter- of the Department of Revenue serving for 11 years. He is
Wiencke said the rise in argued that a larger number mination that a continual rise Administration for the affiliated with King Lumber
tuition at the school was of board members would in the Town budget from year reappraisal of all property in Company.
Cub \\; nminlydue to aseven percent increase town representation to year is not in the best in- the Town and to raise and Robert Farnsworth, a
increase in the school's during school beard meetings, terests of any of us, makesthe appropriate the sum of resident of S. Wentworth,
budget. He said the budget The two new schooldirecr foliowingrecommendations: $100,000 and to authorize the retired from public service
increase was due mainly to a positions will be filled at next "1) That it be made abun- Selectmen to issue interest some 10 years ago. He was a
With Equipment 7 percent increase in year's 1983 Thefford Town dantly clear to all town bearing notes or honds for said
salaries and to increases in Meeting. departments and individuals purpose until such time as the
and Instructor costs for materials and sup- Only one other article was
plies and in transportation, amended at the meeting. r Oxbow taxpayers approve budget
Wiencke said a study on the Tbetford Library Federation
transportation budget has Chairman Christopher Dye (continued from page 1). teachers' contract is still position and two and one half
Available at the begun at the school with the asked the voters to ap- taxes for Oxbow, Bradford under negotiation, however, aide positions brought a
GARDEN RESTAURANT of eliminating much of propriate $8,570 instead of will pay$443,000andNewbury A number of voters number of arguments from
the current expenditures that $6,570 as written in thearticle willpay$371,000.
questioned the salary in- both teachers and residents
are now required. He also onthetown'swarning. , The school board has been creases. One Newbury man --most notably over the
We need to know how many are added that, although the Dye said that the town had projecting a tax rate decrease said, "We're not saying the elimination of a remedial aide
Academy's tuition cost has. appropriated $6,570 for at this year of 15.8 percent in teachers aren't gifted or don't position.
interested -- Please call us, increased, it is still corn- least four previous years, but Bradford and four percent in do a good job . . . but their Remedial reading teacher
stop in or fill in and mail the below coupon, petitive with other area that the article had never been Newbury. salaries are more than what Becki Smith strongly opposed
schools. This is the first year changed. But with expected increases most of us who are paying dropping the aide position
illiilliiiil that the Academy's tuition ls Dye's amended motion in state aid for education themaremaking." saying it cut the program in
GDESTRANT "='ram MAILTO:THE lower than that of nearby passed, passed by Vermont At least two Oxhow teachers half. Anotberteacber, William
Oxbow High School, according All other articles were lawmakers last week, and the and one former teacher Vargas, said he knew of at
m Route 5 to Wiencke. either passed as written in the unexpected discovery of defended their position at the least 30 seventh graders who
Bradford, Vt.033 SehooiLuach town report or were defeated. 1,59,000 in unplanned taxes mceting. Former teacher Joe could use the program. Oxbow
Program Elections for town offices raised last year, the decrease Moore said he left Oxbow graduate Joe Sampson told
Voters at the meeting ap- were held Tuesday with polls in both town's tax rates could because the salaries "weren't the school board that without
NAME: proved overwhelmingly an closingatT:00p.m, he even greater, competitive with the job Mrs. Smith's class, insteadof
ADDRESS: . article calling for the con- Paylmreases market?' Bradford resident making the honor roll, he
li I Fontana said the increase in and Thetford teacher Larry might have continued having
L,. the district's budget is due Drew called for voters to trouble readingandspelling.
PHONE : li partly to a 1O percent increase consider the importance "of Fontana said the position
I I1 in administration, staff and the commndity our school cuts were part °f a
I am interested in your PhysicaIFitness Club. i custodial salaries and he must produce." reorganization of certain
/lll||l| added that the budget in- Fontana told the crowd that programs due to a 25 student
lllllllllll eluded a similar increase in the basesaiary for teachersls decrease in enrollment at the
A & W teacher salaries. The $9,200 per year and that a school since last year. In fact,
H THE GARDEN RESTAuRANT g teacher with a masters degree be explalned tbat onrollment
| ARTESIAN WELL CO. and 13 years of experience at the school has dropped by
slno1930 BITS and PIECES 'would be eligible for about almost 200 students since1974.
Real joy comes not from $14,000 under the school's Putnam said the school
ROUTES ''# L I ''J'''' ease or riches or from the current pay scale, board and the administration
BRADFORD, VT. , praise of men, but from doing Position Cuts would be discussing the
something worthwhile. A school board decision to reading program in further
8-222-. I I II I SlrWllfredGrenfell cut a balf-time social studies detail in the future.
VERMONT
POHCE
BRADFORD-- A 1970
Diamond Reo tanker truck
collided with a parked car on
Town Highway No. 47 in
Bradford on Feb. 15 at about
9:30 a.m., according to police.
Glen Emory Ackerman, 46
of Piermont was reported to
he the driver of the truck. The
car, a 1972 Chevrolet, was
owned by Wayne Everett
Godfrey, 24, of Piermont,
according to police.
No persons were injured as
a result of the incident. Police
say the Godfrey vehicle
received moderate front end
damage and no damage was
reported on the truck.
Police described weather
conditions at the time of the
accident as clear but reported
that the road was icy.
Accident
THETFORD Two cars. Stockman,
collided on S. Corner Read _m_ No"
Thetford on Feb. 14 at about'the accident and
5:00 p.m., according to police.
Police say a 1977
Volkswagen driven by Ken-
neth Turnbuli, 28, of Cam-
bridge, Mass. failed to
negotiate a left hand curve
causing his car to collide with
a 1981
Alger, 62, of
No injuries
a result of the
police say botl
received minor
danage.
Police described
conditions at the
accident as
road was covered
and ice at the time.
Accident
BRADFORD-- A
was entering
Bradford on Feb.
4:00 p.m.
a northbound 1974
pickup, according t
Police say the
driven by Je
Holmes, 41, of
and the pickup
driven by
both vehicles
moderate
The weather was
the roads
of the accident,
police.
Two new
for Bradford
BRADFORD-- Three library Bradford
trustees were elected at the Dickey submitted
Bradford Library Trustee's report to the
Annual Meeting held on Feb. Feb. 22
22. called the year of
Two new trustees were interesting year of
elected. Lynn Haas and Elinor service."
Blake Smith will replace 1981
Lawrence Coffin and Frances Total circulation
Hyde. Both Coffin and Hyde material, 20,330;
had decided not to seek from theyearbefore,
another term. Total number
Janet Fatherley was re- added, 500;
elected to another term as books added,
trustee at the meeting, juvenile books
" Officers elected at the number books
meeting were as follows: num
Chairman, Craig White; Vice Total number
.Chairman, Eris Eastman; 738; number
Secretary, Dorothy Cole and 177; number
Janet Fatherley; Treasurer, borrowers, 261.
Charles Brainerd; Assistant Total number
Treasurer, Craig White; borrowed from
Auditor, Shirley Conrad; Library, l,666.
Publicity, Elinor Blake Smith Total number
and Lynn Haas. loaned, 4,394.
"k Several compete .for
sm'Ent, in the Strategic Air
Command. He is now with the
State Highway Department.
Clinton Hutchins who has
filed for both Police Chief and
Fire Commissioner is at
present Police Chief appointed
to fill the spot left vacant when
Officer Zander Kar moved.
Hutchins is a Plymouth native
now married to the former
Patricia Brown and the father
of three children. He is a
member of the National
Guard, and a part-time police
officer at Waterville Valley.
He has served with the local
fire department and has been
appointed assistant fire chief.
He is a member of the
Bicentennial Players and is
employed by the New Ham-
pshire Electric Cooperative.
There is no contest for
several of the offices and
unless there is a landslide of
write-in votes Virginia Far-
nsworth will return to the
position of town clerk, which
she was appointed to in July of
1981. Born in Mexico, Mrs.
Farnsworth came to Went-
worth in 1970. She has five
children and three grand-
childi'en. A cust at
Plymouth State, she was
formerly area manager for
Newberry's.
Lionel Gordon is unopposed
in his bid to return as town
auditor. New in toWn three
years ago, he is a private
contractor and in charge of
maintenance for the "Can-
dlelite Traveler" Motel.
Mildred Cotis, village
treasurer for many years, is
also unopposed.
Neither Elvah Muzzey,
running for tax collector, nor
her husband, Maurice Muz-
zey, seeking a return to his
seat as library trustee will
have opposition. Arthur
Morrison, long time village
moderator is seeking two
years more.
School Elections
Mrs. LaRoss
with the board. She
in town four
mother of two
the
is employed by
Corporation.
She is being
Judy Pease, a
correspondent for
Citizen. A
tworth Elementary
High, and
Teachers'
has long been
work with
through the
Sunday School
now the child care
Orford. She has bee'
many local affairs
been a member d
Department. In the
Sisters she is
Chief of the State
Hampshire and a
tative
of Pythians.
Donald Adams heJ
his first attempt
"politics." He
Wentworth about
ago from his native
He is a veteran of sis
half years of
The father two
is a driverfor
prime concern he
seeing
good basic
plenty of sports
with
well as
Alvin Huntoon has
about seven yearS
employed
drives the school
graduate of the
Merchant Marine
holds a second '
commission and is
War II veteran. He !
scouting all his
intereste
says his prime
the childreP
education since
the name of the
School elections have four Mrs. William
candidates for two open slats, local
Ginny Gove, having current school
resigned, opened one slot and has filed for
Conestea DaRoss, filling out Treasurer. Again,
Mac Borger's term opens no write-ins, she
another, next treasurer.
AREA SCHOOL
Blue Mountain Union
For the week of March 3 to I0:
Wednesday--Shepherds Pie, mashed
vegetables, rolls, fruit, milk.
11aureday-- Lasagna, Italian bread, toss salad,
milk.
Friday-- Grinders, potato chips, cookie, milk.
Monday-- Shepherd Pie, French bread,
topping, milk.
Tuesday-- Corn Chowder; peanut butter-jelly
pumpkin pie, milk.
Wednesday-- Barbecued Chicken, mashed pott
cranberry sauce, fruit, milk.
