Easter Week and Church services across South Cambridge
South Cambridge hosts Palm Sunday circuit service at 10 30 a m with Rev Harry Burdess. Holy Week includes Maundy Thursday 7 30 p m Eagle Bridge church Good Friday vigil across churches Easter sunrise at North Hoosick 6 a m. Easter services at North Hoosick 9 a m Eagle Bridge 10 15 a m South Cambridge 11 30 a m. Sunday school 9 a m. Meetings: Crystal Clovers H Club April 6 8 p m town hall Pleasant Valley grange not meeting April 5 due to Whitehall Neighbor night. United Methodist Women meet April 8 at Mrs Burton Welling. scrap paper drive May 4 load to mill, bundle and leave at church shed.
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United Methodist
Burton Welling
South Cambridge United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Eagle Bridge
North Hoosick
South Cambridge
North Shire 4-H tag sale to fund Iowa trip
Arlington area 4 H groups plan a combined tag craft and rummage sale on Saturday April 27 at Camping on the Battenkill Route 7 north of Arlington. Items include a captain's chair, chairs, corner stand TV sets a kitchen sink and more. Proceeds fund their July 30 to August 7 interexchange trip to Iowa. Donors may call 375 6425 for transport.
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Arlington
North Shire
Iowa
Dorset
Manchester
Rupert
Sandgate
Sun
Derland
Camping - On - the - Battenkill
Chevrolet
Arlington Area
Dotty Brace
Princess Crawford
Dianne Dusha
Holly Gunther
Jerry Hess
Debby
Denise Putnam
Tommy Miller
Susan Wilcox
Kidney Treatment Center saves 30 Vermonters and others
Vermont's Kidney Treatment Center at the Medical Center Hospital of Vermont in Burlington aided 30 residents with chronic kidney disease and 10 others from New Hampshire and New York. Since opening in 1971 it has funded hemodialysis at home and successful kidney transplants, backed by Vocational Rehabilitation grants and state support.
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Burlington
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York State
Medical Center Hospital of
Carl F. Runge
Roger S. Foster Jr
Vermont Agency of Human Services
Joseph Handy
Voc
Medical Center Hospital
Vermont Vocational Rehabilitation Division
Mitchell Hinsdale
Vermont House Approves Hot Lunch Bill
The Vermont House on Monday adopted a Senate passed hot lunch bill by a 98 to 42 vote. It would require local schools to establish hot lunch programs unless voters reject them, but House debates centered on Rep Henry H Carse's proposed rewrite. The Senate supported the measure by more than two to one.
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Montpelier
House
Senate
Solons
Henry H. Carse
R-61
Hinesburg
House Education Committee
Carse
George Sloan
D-23
Rutland
Supreme Court upholds 1973 Vermont reapportionment plan
The Vermont Supreme Court ruled the legislature approved plan constitutional, enabling a seat move from Rutland County to Grand Isle and redrawing Rutland towns to Addison County. Rutland and Chittenden Republicans opposed the scheme, which has faced court challenges since passage. The decision supports Attorney General Cheney against Sen. Bloomer and attorney Corsones in the February hearing.
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Montpelier
Rutland County
Grand Isle
State Supreme Court
Addison County
Cheney
Robert Bloomer
Rutland
Theodore Corsones
Supreme Court
Burlington attorney elected treasurer of racing commissioners
R Allan Paul of Burlington was chosen treasurer at the National Association of State Racing Commissioners 40th annual convention in Mexico City. Paul, Vermont Racing Commission secretary since 1969, represents 48 racing jurisdictions across the United States Canada Mexico Puerto Rico and the Bahamas. Other officers named include John V Newman Leo C Shirley Cyrus C Wells William E Love and Warren D Schweder in key leadership roles.
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Littleton, Colo
William E. Love
Portland
Ore
Warren D. Schweder
Lexington, Ky
Albany’s election reform plan caps campaign spending
In Albany the state Assembly leaders from both parties unveiled a broad reform proposal to limit campaign financing and create an enforcement commission. The plan sets spending limits per voter for statewide, senatorial, and Assembly races, with critiques from Senate leaders and praise from reform advocates.
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Albany
State Assembly
Perry B. Duryea
Stanley Steingut
Assembly
Senate
Warren M. Anderson
Mary Anne Krupsak
Gov proposes waiver of indictment for speedy trials
Albany officials report Governor Wilson backed a bill to let suspects charged with non capital crimes go to trial without a grand jury indictment. He said the change implements a constitutional amendment to speed up trials, cut costs, and reduce backlogs for defendants who waive indictment.
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Albany
UPI
Gov
Wilson
Fire crews save dog after ice plunge and tree house blaze
In Berkshire Pittsfield firefighters responded to a fully involved tree house fire on Argyle Street at 7 17 a m on Saturday with kerosene lamp as a possible cause. The next day they rescued a dog from Lakeway Drive ice using the police boat. Also planning board and Berkshire County Commission backed moving Park Square 50 feet south, while Mayor Dobelle called the plan premature and tied to Route 7 study.
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Pittsfield
Argyle Street
Lakeway Drive
Police Department
Park Square
City Planning Board
Berkshire County Commission
BCC
State Department of Public Works
East Street
Evan S. Dobelle
Planning Board
Leaky Roof Repair Ordered at Grant School
Williamstown reports Grant School Committee voted to speed up repair specs for a leaking roof to fix it promptly. Funds are drawn from next year’s budget and reallocated from Southworth School repairs, with the Grant roof costs offset by Southworth allocations.
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Williamstown
Grant School
Southworth School
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Margaret Aiken
Crystal Clovers +H Club
Pleasant Valley Granges
Bennington
Main Street
Oud
Sim Lender
van Husen
Main St
Joy Lemon
Roy
Teeuu UU Ie
Duncan Hines
Cheerios
Kraft Macaroni & Cheese
Lamb
4-H Groups
Chase St
Charles Fisher
Kidney
Mastercharge
Bankamericard
Stile. Furniture Inc
Elm Street
KitchenAid
Bill
New York
Down In
Berkshire
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