Pownal Community Calendar Highlights Week Activities
Religious education classes scheduled for Saturday at 9 a.m. at Pownal Elementary School. Alcoholics Anonymous to meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at Pownal Recreation Community Center. North Pownal School to hold public hearing Tuesday at 7 p.m. in room 102 103, followed by a school board meeting. Dental program at Pownal Elementary runs through April with fluoride treatments and $2 75 fee. no one refused for inability to pay. Mrs Nikki Bedell to supervise dental hygiene. program open to all children with slips sent home. Attendees at a regional group trip from Pownal joined others from Bennington Manchester Arlington and Dorset for a dinner and Ice Capades show in Troy New York.
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Bennington
Manchester
Arlington
Dorset
Troy
N.Y
Mario
Pownal
Mildred Kemmlein
Walter Pollett
Harry DuBois
Richard Dorman
Irene
North Pownal
Nikki Bedell
Dorset snowmobilers shine at AASC World Series in Manchester
Zilda Pinsonault 21 won women’s class 1 while Danny Pinsonault 19 placed third in superstock class 3 and fourth in class 3 modified. Pinsonault leads 440 superstock for 1973 74 season and helped SnoJet New England. Green Mountain Trailblazer Club thanks Manchester Fire Dept Rescue Squad and Bromley’s Stig Albertson for equipment enabling the event.
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East Dorset
Manchester Fairground
Zilda Pinsonault
Burr & Burton
Danny Pinsonault
SnoJet New England
Pinsonault
Green Mt. Trailblazer Club
Manchester Fire Dept. and Rescue Squad
Bromley
Stig Albertson
Library adds diverse adult titles and community events
March additions at Martha Canfield Library include adult titles such as The Arthritic's Cookbook and The Highbinders along with several others. Hoosick Area Senior Citizens plan a rummage sale April 26 at the Senior Center with listed workers and drop-off dates. Nomination deadlines for Senior Citizens of the Year are May 15, with awards May 29, while other events include trips, flea market plans, and a Masonic rehearsal ahead of an April 23 district visit.
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Martha Canfield
Arthritic
Dong
Sandalwood
Hoosick Area
Church Street
Mary O'Malley
Frances Stewart
Hannah Austin
Mary Smith
Catherine Hughes
Genevieve Marvin
Blantyre Castle
Mame
Lucille Ball
Cinema 7
Purling
Rose Waythus
P.O. Box
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Visitation Plans and Palm Sunday Sale Announced
Hoosick Falls and Raymond E. Calhoun oversee visitation for Roger Whitney of Schenectady district grand lecturer with Mrs Ruth F. Olsen hosting at her home chapter. Jane St Marys Auxiliary to sponsor Palm Sunday food sale at the Church of the Immaculate Conception with pickups possible via Mrs Robert Lewsey and ward chairmen. Harold R Cutler of Bussey Lane receives 300 reward for sustaining superior performance at Watervliet Arsenal. credited with 541000 in savings and 30 value engineering projects in year. Karen Sue Cottrell to enroll in two year program at Culinary Institute of America Hyde Park after high school activities in HFCS chorus and clubs.
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Raymond E. Calhoun
Roger Whitney
Schenectady
Ruth F. Olsen
Jane
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Watervliet Arsenal
Cutler
Arsenal
Karen Sue Cottrell
Shirley Cottrell
Wilson Hill Road
Carl Cottrell
Winthrop
Maine
Hoosick Falls Central School
Culinary Institute of America
Hyde Park
N.Y
HFCS
Karen
Future Teachers of America
Clark Art children’s program earns national notice
Williamstown Massachusetts where the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute runs a triannual program for elementary pupils from three states. The program covers visual, performing, and literary arts and aims to deepen awareness of art forms and their interrelations. It has about 20 volunteer docents led by assistant director John Brooks and was highlighted by the Council on Museums and Education in the Visual Arts as a model program.
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Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Council On Museums and Education In
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
National Endowment For the Arts
National Endowment For the Humanities
Institute
New England
Council
Sherman Lee
Cleveland Museum of Art
John Brooks
New England Forecast Calls for Cool, Showery Start
The New England extended forecast for Sunday through Tuesday predicts fair weather in Maine New Hampshire Vermont Rhode Island and Massachusetts on Sunday with a chance of showers Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures will reach the low 50s during the day and drop to the low 20s at night.
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Boston
UPI
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Salmon warns Vermont on environmental retreat and land use
Gov. Salmon told lawmakers they were kind to him but not to his programs as the legislature adjourned with no major environmental laws. He urged a major land use planning push in 1975 while praising 1974 lawmakers for responsible, creative work. A moonwalker visit follows. Dr. Harrison Schmitt of Apollo 17 will speak at 7:30 p.m. Saturday to the Vermont Geological Society in Montpelier Pavilion auditorium, co sponsored by the Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation. Secretary Martin L. Johnson will introduce Schmitt, with lunar rock samples on exhibit.
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Montpelier
Salmon
Vermont Yankee resumes power after six day shutdown
The Vermont Yankee plant restarted generation Thursday after a six day shutdown. AEC ordered tests found no defective control rods and no indication the reactor's rods were ineffective. Spokesman Lawrence Keyes cited possible fixes for valve adjustments and other unrevealed problems addressed during the shutdown.
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Vernon
Vermont Yankee
AEC
Lawrence Keyes
Keyes
Windsor prison rocked by spring fever rock throwing
Windsor state prison faced a vandalism spree blamed on spring fever with a 3 30 p m general lockup after rocks shattered truck and guard house windows during exercise. Warden Moeykens ordered a thorough search for weapons as guards secured the facility. Rutland Castleton students arraigned on marijuana possession charges following raids at the college. Lauren Lavell and Karen Shilling pleaded guilty while Nicholas Bergeron and Steven Perry pleaded innocent as drug evidence was sent to Montpelier crime lab.
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Windsor
Windsor State Prison
Julius Moeykens
Rutland
Castleton State College
Rutland District Court
Lauren Lavell
Karen Shilling
Carmel
N.Y
Nicholas Bergeron
Steven Perry
Barre
Montpelier
Murphy seeks funds to upgrade emergency radio system in Rensselaer
Troy County Executive William J. Murphy will request permission to improve emergency radio facilities at the Grafton center. He cites floods last spring as showing the need for two 100-watt receivers and transmitters funded by the federal government. A grand jury in Albany probes alleged police corruption, extended six weeks to hear more witnesses, with no indictments yet and a findings report due after the period.
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Troy — Rensselaer
William J. Murphy
Murphy
Grafton
U.S
Albany
Albany Police Department
State Investigation Commission
Berkshire Community College Computer Staff Quit in Protest
Pittsfield Berkshire Community College computer science faculty resigned en masse over a departmental reorganization ordered by President Thomas E. O Connell. The department secretary also announced her resignation effective next week. The move follows removal of chairmanship and shifts of duties to Registrar Jon H. Larson and Gary A. Davis. Strickland, 34, says the new structure is unworkable and questions Larson s expertise in computer systems. Adams Cheshire Regional School continues staff purge as only two of 48 recommended personnel, John A. Hughes and Nancy Messerly, are kept. others including Donald R. Sommer have left or faced action, with Sommer s case pending in court.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire Community College
Thomas E. O’connell
Roger Strickland
O’connell
Jon H. Larson
Gary A. Davis
Strickland
Larson
Adams
Adams-Cheshire
John A. Hughes
Nancy Messerly
Donald R. Sommer
Sommers
Hughes
Messerly
Joseph A. Wilk
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O— Alcoholics Anonymous
Ipswich
England
Petit and
Florence Haigh
Blackington
Russell Davis
North Adams Regional Hospital
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union
van Husen
Main St
Joan Colgan
van Rensselaer Star Chapter
CBS
Masonic Temple
Agnes Smith
Edith Beaumont
Robert Lewsey
William Fitzpatrick
Lawrence Murphy
Arthur Hyde Jr
William St. Hilaire
Frank Kusala
Joseph Carelli
Stanley Rimkunas
Walter Ryan
Haswell Sweet
Allan Zelenka
Harold R. Cutler
Bussey Lane
Clark Art
Carroll
Adams Street
Bennington, Vermont
Moonwalker
New York
Berkshire
BCC
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