Hoosick board weighs environmental council idea
Hoosick Falls officials consider forming an Environmental Conservation Advis Council as proposed by Philip Bemis of the county council and Arthur Moseley of West Hoosick. The plan aims to educate residents, coordinate with town government, and seek government funds for local environmental issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Bemis
Environmental Council
Falls pumping station site nears completion
HOOSICK FALLS New York Mayor Richard A Sayerson announced progress on expanding use of the Water Pumping Station property into a larger recreational area. The plan includes Little League Field work drainage by Boy Scout troops, plans for more picnic areas grills benches and new parking. Completion expected by summer with volunteer help and several Saturdays of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Sayerson
Progres
Boy Scout Troop 64
Mimping Station
EeHoy Martin
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
Rensselaer Soil Conservation District
John Nigro
Wees
Ust
Brattleboro approves Palmer Tarinelli center with traffic safeguards
The District Environmental Commission granted a 9.6 acre Palmer Tarinelli Construction Co proposed shopping center off Putney Road in Brattleboro with conditions including a 20 foot landscaped buffer, traffic controls, a deceleration lane and a stoplight. The project includes a Grand Union store and a Jerry Lewis Cinema theater. a second Loomis Grossman center with Mammoth Mart and UK Fairbanks stores is planned nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bratleboro
District Environmental Comm Iission
Connecticut
Putney Road
Brattleboro
Palmer Taritelli Construction Co
Bridgeport
Palmer Tarinelli
Loomis J. Grossenan
White Plains
N.Y
Mammoth Mart
Commission
Palmer
State Highway Department
Brattleboro Selectmen
Palmer Terinelli
Sridgeport
State Fire Marshal and Protection Division
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Grossman Center
Grossman
Tarinelli
Brat- Heboro Selectmen
Planning Commission
Windham Regional Commission
District Commission
State Environmental Board
Grand Union Food Chain
Jerry Lewis
Woodford Selectmen Name Town Officers in Meeting
Woodford town officers were named in a regular session with appointments to civil defense, fence viewers, lumber inspector, tree warden and other posts. Alfred Johnson of the Manchester District Ranger reported, while Jolson noted possible access roads for National Forest bands. no action was taken. The next meeting is May 2 at 7 30 pm in the Town Building and a zoning public hearing is slated for April 18 at 7 30 pm at Woodford Hallow School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
Manchester
Alfred Johnson
Jolson
Nationa Forest
Acton
Glen Spencer
Fred Smith
Mary Lawton
Tony Button
Phil Barbeau
William Lawon
Joseph King
Clifford K. Clark
Selectmens
Woodford Hallow School
Pownal Center notices choir, church classes and local visits
Pownal Center and Pownal town notices report choir rehearsals at Pownal Center 6 90 Thursday night and at Pownal Methodist Church 7pm Thursday. North Pownall Congregational Church offers membership classes Thursday 7 30 p m at the parsonage. The Gordon Wares and daughter Leslie return from Florida to Barber's Point, Pownal Center, after a Florida trip including Disney World. Parishioner updates note Mrs Marion B Cutler of Bennington and Robert Cutler recovering from a third back operation. USS Air Force Staff Sergeant Thurman B Langlais, son of Mrs Henrietta P Langlais, is on duty with SAC at U Tapao Airfield, Thailand, with 207th Strategic Wing. He previously trained at Nellis AFB and is a 1963 McCann Vocational High School graduate.
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St Petersburg
Leslie
Ware
Marion B. Cutler
Bennington
Uss
Air Force
Thurman B. Langlais
Henrietta P. Langlais
Cedar Hill Road
Pownal
Strategic Air Command
U Tapao Airfield
Uheiland
Langteais
207Th Strategic Wing
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Nellis Afb
Nev
Thailand
McCann Vocational Technical High School
North Adams
Mass
Bonnington Rutland Supervisory Union Meets in Manchester
The Bonnington Rutland Supervisory Union meets tonight at 6:36 at Track Fare Restaurant in Manchester Depot. Dinner precedes business as members vote on the 1972-73 budget of 72,370, covering salaries for superintendent and staff, office and travel expenses, and approve contracts and new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunva
Bonnington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Track Fare
Manchester
Busines
BRSU
Manchester boards approves varied spending items
Manchester selectmen approved traffic lights for Route 11 90 in front of the firehouse at 9720 with 300 installation, a 890 carpet bid for the town clerk’s office, and a 20 payment for two rabbits killed by dogs. They also heard prehearing statements on Torbank development and approved sewer main work, dog patrols, and liquor license transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Selectmen
Brewster's Inc
Oakley K. Porter
Bennington- Rutland
E Board
Richard Lake
Dpot
Lake
Eugene Galott
Galotti
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Center Hill Road
Rummage Sale Planned by East Dorset Church
The Surday School of the East Dorset Congregational Church plans a rummage sale Friday and Saturday from 2 to 7 p.m. Donations may be left with Mrs. Joan Van Noord or Mrs. Vera Riggs by April 12. Proceeds go to the Sunday School Chapel Improvement Fund.
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East Dorset
Music Teachers Association Spring Meeting at Castleton
The Vermont Music Teachers Association holds its 1972 spring meeting at Castleton State College in Castleton. A Kodaly workshop runs 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Fine Arts building with sessions by Klara Nemes of West Hartford and Mea Daley of Ottawa. Discussions on Kodaly concepts and future adoption are planned, with VMTA business at 3:30 p.m. and joint planning with VMEA. Therese Trehan leads the VMEA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Teachers Association
Castleton
Vermont Music Teachers Association
Castleton State College
Fine Arts
Klara Nemes
West Hartford
Conn
Hungary
Nemes
Castleton College
Mea Daley
Vermont
Kodaly
VMTA
R. J. van der Linde
Bennington
VMEA
Therese Trehan
Alec
Mass. firms indicted for tax evasion in Western Mass cases
Ten Western Massachusetts residents linked to LaValley Oil of North Adams face indictments on income tax evasion and related charges. Among defendants are Joseph J. LaValley and his son Donald, plus Edward Borte, Sylthe Modena, and William M. Rollingsworth. Also named are Merritt Rowley and William Hooper in separate counts. The cases stem from IRS audits and involve misreported incomes and false returns for multiple years. A related item notes FDA proposals to widen a ban on large fireworks to include certain agricultural explosives starting soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
LaValley Oil Co., Inc
North Adams
Massachusetts
Incoma
U.S. Aly
Joseph L. Tauro
Joseph J. LaValley
Williamstown
Donald
Labor Law Valley
Edward Borte
Sdythe Company
Albert
Modena
Corporation Clack
LS. Atty
Wayne B. Hollingsworth
LaValley Cily
William Miller
Lilian
Miller Paper Co
Rollingsworth
Merritt C. Rowley
Great Larrington
Home Gas Corp
Willian W. Hooper
Pittsfield
Internal Revenue Service Intelligence Division
Hooper
Beloit Corp
Jones
Dalton
IRS
Washington
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Hoosick Board
Environment Council Idea
George Holbrook
Robert K. Shiland
Thomas G. Resting
John Benkoski
North Hoosick Road
James Grinnell
Buskirk
Route 7
Mapletown
Hoosick
James Sennett
Restino
John Mahar
Farward Gorman
Edward Cottrell
Cottrell
William Areson
Shiland
Hoosick Rescue Squad
River Road
William Murphy
Falls
By Stewart Hancock
Pamela Slakeman
Pownal Center
Pownal Methodist Church
Pownall
Gordon Wares
Hame
Barber's Pont and
Florida
Mes
Wale
Callus
Eden
Eden Products, Inc
Abington Warmor
Rative Eger
Charles Rotantt
Vermont Supreme Court
Henry Cherbonneau
Porter
County Coat
Cherbonneau
Rinoff
Hillvale
Route
Dorset
Ottawa
Canada
Eva Rosgonyi
Bennington, YT
Saratoga
Skidmore College
Saratoga Springs
New York
Sumner Spe
Spacg School of Modern Darice
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
New York City Ballet
Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra
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