Firemen Save Hale Co Wood-Working Shop in Fast Response
Quick work by Manchester Arlington and Shaftsbury volunteers confined a fire at Hale Co rough milling shop to a 50 by 50 foot area early Sunday. Damage about $10,000 with the sprinkler system briefly failing as the floor collapsed and a saw fell to the basement. Origin under investigation, operations to resume after a week of repairs.
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Arlington
Manchester
Shaftsbury
Hale Co
Martin Hirsch
Manchester, Arlington
Hirsch
Cancer Crusade volunteers to collect in East Arlington
Arlington notes the 1970 Cancer Crusade led by Mrs. Carol Stroffoleno with volunteers Mrs. Shirley Boyce Mrs. R E Curzon Mrs. Jay Paul Ward Mrs. Florence Grout Mrs. Amy Keough Miss Florence Field Mrs. Ann Hoyt Mrs. Dale Bahan and Stroffoleno. Last year East Arlington raised 204 dollars 50 cents. organizers hope to surpass it while 60 percent stays in Vermont for local cancer research education and service and 40 percent goes to the ACS national office. Calendar items list community events at the Arlington Community House West Arlington and nearby lodges with contact numbers for reservations.
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Cancer Society
Carol Stroffoleno
East Arlington
Shirley Boyce
R.E. Curzon
Jay Paul Ward
Florence Grout
Amy
Four Seek State Liquor License In Readsboro
Vermont state Liquor Board members will visit Readsboro to photograph potential sites for a new state liquor store. Four applicants include Alfred Scaia and Richard Cole, both Readsboro merchants, Harry Patten of Stamford, and Sanford Plumb of Readsboro. Parking and visible locations factor into the decision as the board broadens its site selection approach.
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Readsboro
Vermont State Liquor Board
Alfred Scaia
Richard Cole
Cole
Readsboro Village
Harry Patten
Stamford
Heartwellville Lodge
Route 100
Dutch Hill
Sanford Plumb
Boston
North Adams
Mass
Ray Moore
Saxtons River
State Liquor Board
Plumb
Walter Zuk
Old Lyme
Conn
Moore
Lawrence Dawson
Montpelier
William Burke
Rutland
North Village Firemen Stop McCullough House Fire
North Bennington firefighters quickly extinguished a midnight blaze at the McCullough Big House tracing to a faulty furnace. The fire confined to the greenhouse and rear tool shed damaged plants but caused no structural harm. Officials hosted a village supper after the incident. A Sunday grass fire near Polygraphic Lane climbed toward Bennington College tennis courts. In Hillingdon England a council pamphlet on pollution notes nuclear fallout is not under borough control.
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McCullough
North Bennington
Polygraphic Lane
Bennington College
Hillingdon
Fire crews respond to overheated heater in Manchester home
Manchester volunteers rushed three engines to Barnumville Road on Friday after an oil heater overheated in a mobile home owned by Stanley King. Fire Chief Christopher Swezey reported no injuries or apparent damage and crews returned to the station after inspecting the heater and pipe.
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Manchester
Barnumville Road
Stanley King
Christopher Swezey
One Car Crash In Hoosick Falls. Driver Unhurt
Ernest L. Malo of 17 Abbott Street suffered facial cuts in a Route 22 single vehicle overturn near North Hoosick. State police say he swerved to avoid a car, left the road, and overturned. He was not hospitalized. Trooper R J Caola investigated. Grafton church to host ninth oven fried chicken dinner on April 11 with 5:30 p.m. servings. Tickets at door Adults 2.50 children 1.25.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ernest L. Malo
Abbott St
Route 22
North Hoosick
Malo
R.J. Caola
Center Brunswick
Grafton
Grafton United Methodist Church Hall
Parish Sodality and Homemakers Meeting Notices
North Bennington St. John s Sodality meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the parish hall with all women invited. The Lake Paran Homemakers Extension group gathers Thursday at 1 30 p.m. at Mrs. Edwin Austin s Hall Street home. Mrs. Austin speaks on her West Indies trip and Mrs. Lyndon Bevins leads a program on Care and Finishing of Wood Floors.
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St. John’s Sodality
Lake Paran
Rising Black Opera Stars Highlight King Memoriam
Soprano Veronica Tyler and baritone Simon Estes, both Tchaikovsky prize winners, star in Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem at Williams College Thompson Memorial Chapel on April 12. The event, a Martin Luther King In Memoriam benefit, features 125 voice chorus and a 65-member orchestra under Kenneth Roberts, with proceeds to the Williams King Scholarship Fund. Tickets cost at least $5 and may be purchased in advance or at the door, as seats remain limited.
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Williamstown
Mass
Veronica Tyler
Simon Estes
Moscow
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Williams College
New York
Miss Tyler
Leonard Bernstein
New York City Opera
The
Collegiate Chorale
New York City Light Opera Company
American Opera Society
New York City Ballet
New York Times
Columbia
President Johnson
White House
Norway
Italy
George London
Estes
Centerville
Iowa
State University of
Rockefeller
Williams Mattheus Sullivan
I.lf
United States
Canada
Williams College Chapel
Department of Music
Martin Luther King
Williams Choral Society
S.u.n.y.-Oneonta
Mt. Holyoke and
Smith Colleges
Kenneth Roberts
Harts
Falls Woman Recovers From Accident in Hoosick Falls
Miss Catherine Flynn of 18 Ball Street Hoosick Falls has been removed from the critical list after injuries from a Glens Falls automobile crash on March 21. The nurse, treated for cuts and internal injuries in her throat, was a passenger driven by sister Mrs Margaret Walsh.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Catherine
Kit” Flynn
Ball St. Here
Glens Falls
Flynn
Margaret Walsh
Greenwich
Miss Flynn
The
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Community House
Arlington Chorale
West Arlington
American Association of Retired Persons
Red Mt
OES
Masonic Temple
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
Joseph Meyer
North Village
McCullough House
Mammoth Mart
Bennington
Vermont
Main Street
Kennington
Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Stanley Levandowski
B.B.P
Bennington, VT
Jayson and
Buxton
Amy Raach
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, Vermont
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