West Arlington 4 Hers showcase original mini state display
West Arlington Juniors 4 H Club displayed a clay and paper diorama at the Bennington County Mini-State Day in Bennington. The group aged 9 to 18 built a multi room house scene with dairy and horse barn sections and a 4 H insignia theme It Ain t like it usta be.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington County
Bennington
Glen Crofut
Pat Pickering
George Hess
Steve Matteson
Tom Miller
Don Dodge
Linda Hess
Terry Sullivan
Jerry Hess
Debbie Matteson
Sherri Monte
Margaret Grover
Arlene Farrell
June Novotny
Sandrya Matteson
Susan Crofut
Sandy
Jake Matteson
Laura Dusha
Shirley Matteson
Dianne Dusha
Shirley Hess
Judy Monte
Irene Novotny
Janet Sullivan
Charles Dusha
Windsor to test visual restoration of business district
Vermont Natural Resources Council will lead a Windsor project to restore visual quality of the central business district with grants from the Vermont Bicentennial Commission Eva Gebhard Gourgaud Foundation Historic Windsor Inc and Windsor town. Vision Inc of Cambridge will conduct the study and advisory input will come from local merchants and civic groups. For more information contact Seward Weber VNRC Montpelier 223-2328.
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Windsor
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Vermont Bicentennial Commission
Eva Gebhard-Gourgaud Foundation
Historic Windsor, Inc
Town of
Vision, Inc
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Seward Weber
State St
Montpelier
Shaftsbury set to revitalize town honor roll project
Edwin Colvin told Shaftsbury selectmen he collected 100 from residents to restore the wooden honor roll beside the town clerk’s office. Improvements include an angled roof heavier glass thicker sashes and water runoffs plus corrected spellings and updated names. The plan costs about 500 and could be ready by Memorial Day with maintenance kept low by private funding.
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Shaftsbury
Edwin Colvin
Selectmen’s
Colvin
Snow
Mary Ward
McCarthy Road
Paran Road
Route 67
Planning Commission
Selectmen
Audrey Jones
Instrumental music lessons at MES eyed for next year
Manchester Elementary School plans to reinstate instrumental music and potentially begin a band program in the fall. The effort follows parent input and discussions among Principal Charles Skiptunas, board Chairwoman Martha Pelton, and Betty Wilczynski. Options include a non-goal oriented program or a developmental track toward high school level, with considerations on practice space, scheduling, materials, goals, and financing. The board budgeted 4000 for a part time teacher and may coordinate with Burr and Burton Seminary for shared programs.
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Manchester
Charles Skiptunas
Martha Pelton
Betty Wilczynski
Skiptunas
Houghton Pearl
Burr and Burton Seminary
Pearl
Pelton
BBS
Edward Houlihan
Dorset
BBS New Month
Sunderland
Houlihan
Betty Townsend
Dupree
Selectmen
Raymond Lambert
Surprise Birthday Honors Hoosick Falls Matriarch Mary O'Malley
Mrs. Mary O'Malley of 59 Wilder Ave Hoosick Falls celebrated her 80th birthday with 125 guests at the local VFW hall. Family hosted the surprise event with children and grandchildren present and a toast by Edward Reinfurt Jr. The honoree, a former Lurie's clerk, remains active in Catholic and senior citizen groups.
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Mary O’malley
Wilder Ave
VFW
Edward
Marion) Reinfort
Watervliet
Thomas O’malley
Glens Falls
John O’malley
OSA
Merrimack College
Andover
Mass
Bernard O’malley
Kingston
Edward O’malley
Ball Street
Hoosick Falls
O’malley
Falls Elks install officers in Hoosick Falls NY
Robert C. Hall was installed exalted ruler of the Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks at the club in Hoosick Falls. Past District Deputy Walter Beckstein led the installing suite. Other officers named include Donald P. Bradley, Gerald Schwartz, Gary Albowicz, Thomas C. Wysocki, Gerald Tate, P.E.R. Franklin Tate, Joseph Manoogian Jr., Carl Piritz, James Pratt, Hugh Pine, and Morgan Burke. Michael Brewster received a past exalted ruler pin. Mrs. Brewster honored with roses. Guests included out-of-town attendees. the evening featured a cocktail hour, dinner by the Ladies Auxiliary, and dancing with Paul LaPorte’s orchestra.
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Robert C. Hall
Hoosick Falls
Thomas C. Wysocki
Carl Piritz
Hugh Pine
Gerald Tate
Franklin Tate
N.Y
P.E.R. Franklin Tate
Tler
Joseph Manoogian Jr
Esquire
Carl
Piritz
James Pratt
Morgan Burke
Michael Brewster
Per John Delarey
Mayor lauds Lefkowitz on oil company charges
Mayor Richard A. Severson writes to New York Attorney General Louis J. Lefkowitz praising the attorney general and staff for actions against seven major oil companies for alleged price fixing and four companies for a home heating oil scheme. He cites a February-March Consumer Action newsletter article and remarks on embargo rumors and fuel prices.
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Richard A. Severson
New York State
Louis J. Lefkowitz
Consumer Action Newsletter
Vermont districts attend staff development conference at Sugarbush Inn
Representatives from 13 Vermont school districts will join a three day working conference on staff development and local certification at the Sugarbush Inn in Warren April 10 12. The seventh annual event, sponsored by the state Department of Education division of teacher and continuing education, aims to help districts expand their certification plans with focus on competency based programs and to map steps for next year. Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union is among attendees.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Sugarbush Inn
Warren
State Department of Education
Division of Teacher and Continuing Education
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes Cambridge Week Admissions
CAMBRIDGE, N Y Admissions and discharges for week of March 31 to April 6. Admissions include Robert Coon Greenwich Oliver Fiske Jr West Pawlet Vt Cecil L. Greene Sr Salem Roger Hicks Petersburg Horatio Monroe Greenwich Laurence Norton Salem Robert Peabody Cambridge Sue Ann Perkins Greenwich Ronard Purdy Thomson Aline Sucese Cambridge. Discharges include Anna M. Baker Granville Lucy Brown Hoosick Falls Christopher D. Butler Salem James Dewey Sr Greenwich Philip Hughes Greenwich Sylvia E. King West Pawlet Vt Maxine L. McCauley Cambridge Kyle Perkins Greenwich Sue Ann Perkins Greenwich Laurie Peters Cambridge Lyndus G. Saunders Cambridge Philip Sica Cambridge William Springer Greenwich Clara B. Wescott Valley Falls.
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Robert Coon
Greenwich
Oliver Fiske Jr
West Pawlet
Cecil L. Greene Sr
Salem
Roger Hicks
Petersburg
Horatio Monroe
Laurence Norton
Robert Peabody
Cambridge
Sue Ann Perkins
Ronard Purdy
Thomson
Aline Sucese
Anna M. Baker
Granville
Lucy Brown
Hoosick Falls
Christopher D. Butler
James Dewey Sr
Philip Hughes
Sylvia E. King
Maxine L. McCauley
Kyle Perkins
Laurie Peters
Lyndus_ G. Saunders
Philip Sica
William Springer
Clara B. Wescott
Valley Falls
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Joanne Clark
Ethan Allen Community College
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