Arlington Green Up Day Organized by AMHS Council
Arlington Memorial High School Student Council plans Green Up Arlington on Saturday April 18 to clear highways within 21 sections covering about 45 miles. Co chairs Mark Riley and Rick Lawrence lead committees with help from Garden Club refreshment centers and many town organizations.
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ERS
Arlington Memorial High School
Richard Lawrence
Kathy Kreel
Robert Masi
Barry Mattison
Lyn Holton
Mark Riley
Joanne Buck
Joanne Parker
David Hoyt
Elaine Creel
Kathy Hirsh
Keith Budrow
William Hall
Chris Keough
Jon Burke
Keith Rice
Steve Coulman
Richie Mears
Garth Parker
Harvey Harbur
Kathy Christiansen
John Kendall
David Towne
Carl Sheldon
Arlington
Rick Lawrence
Garden Club
Hoosick Falls Accident Victim Transferred to Philadelphia Hospital
Miss Catherine Flynn of 18 Ball Street Glens Falls and injured March 21 in Glens Falls is moved Thursday by ambulance to University of Pennsylvania Hospital Philadelphia for tests ahead of planned surgery. Four of her sisters, including Regina Levandowski, accompanied her, returning Sunday. Meanwhile Donald Stearns of Buskirk, 27, suffers severe forearm contusions and hand burns from a dryer belt at Wood Flong Corp and is treated at Mary McClellan Hospital by the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad.
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Ball St
Glens Falls
University of Pennsylvania
Spruce Streets
Philadelphia
Miss Flynn
Stanley Levandowski
Regina
Lady of Angels Convent
Whitehall
Ernesta
St. Mary’s Convent
Margaret Walsh
Greenwich
Levandowski
Donald Stearns
Buskirk
Mary McClellan Hospital
Wood Flong Corporation
Town of
Manchester to Get $17 500 State Aid for Schools
Manchester schools expect about 17 500 in state aid this year, a level half of 1963 funding, amid a two year time lag in the aid formula. Superintendent Neil Cross noted no specifics from the state board and warned 1971 aid cannot yet be predicted. The Vermont association opposes the lag as it distorts the formula and harms needy towns.
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Manchester
Neil Cross
Deane C. Davis
Cross
Vermont School Superintendents Association
Erie
UPI
Lord's Acre Sugar Supper in Wilmington Church Vestry
The Lord's Acre of the Baptist Church in Wilmington hosts a sugaring supper on Saturday April 18 at 5 30 in the church vestry. Salads and scalloped dishes will be served with sugar on snow for dessert.
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Wilmington
Lord’s Acre
Manchester District Court mulls driving and liquor charges
Eleven respondents stood before Judge John P. Morrissey at district court here Monday. Jean Marie Bushee pleaded guilty to driving without a license on Route 7. His sentence was 10 days suspended and probation until further order. Several others faced charges including possession of malt beverages and careless driving. Several defendants entered not guilty pleas or had requests for attorneys, with bail set or releases granted. In Shaftsbury Green Up Day plans, Lorenzo Sanborn urged volunteers to meet at Cole Hall at 9 a.m. Saturday. Scouts and Girl Scouts would assist, with refreshments provided by the garden club.
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Manchester
John P. Morrissey
Jean Marie Bushee
Manchester Depot
Morrissey
Anthony James Hart
Weston
Hart
Debra Ann Hart
Walter Godine Wade
Dorset
Wade
Fred Lewis Sheldon
East Arlington
Bennington District Court
Stanley Charles Towsley
East Dorset
Charles H. Schroeder
Santo Francis Lampiasi
Bomoseen
Shaftsbury
John Edward Allen
John J. Wagner
Troy
John C. Gray
Astoria
New York
Green Up
Lorenzo
Sam” Sanborn
Cole Hall
Sanborn
Wilbur Fiske
Girl Scouts
White Creek Road
Summer School Plans Draw Positive Response in Manchester
Principal Robert Wood reported a very good student reaction to a summer school program. About 150 elementary students showed interest. A budget of 3600 dollars covers six teachers for morning classes, with a possibility to hire two more. Courses include art, physical education, and IPM. potential additions are social studies and science with field trips. The library to stay open and catalog updated. Final staffing will wait for formal May registration and director approval.
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Manchester
Robert Wood
Wood
School Mess Draws Complaint In Manchester
Manchester school directors heard from custodial head Phil Squires about recurring problems with groups using the elementary school and leaving rooms in disarray. Principal Wood noted cancellations and lack of notice. A $5 deposit and advance room reservations were proposed, with committee Hayes and Porter to revise the rental fee schedule. The fire detection system is now complete and will be dedicated in October 1970 during Education Week. Mayfield trips were approved to Mountain Park in Mt Holyoke and Shelburne Museum.
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Manchester
Phil Squires
Squires
Robert Wood
Wood
Mountain Park
Mt. Holyoke
Shelburne Museum
Kindergarten Screening Tests in Manchester Urges Registration
Kindergarten screening tests for children turning five between Sept 1 and Dec 30 will be held May 4 at the elementary school. Automatic eligibility applies to those whose fifth birthday is before Sept 1. Registration for the kindergarten class is set for May 11 with a health exam, interviews, and readiness tests conducted by the kindergarten teacher and guidance counselor to gauge readiness.
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Manchester
Robert Wood
Wood
Shaftsbury School Board Grants $6,400 Starting Pay
Shaftsbury teachers and the School Board approved a new salary schedule starting at 6400 with 12 steps and a 5 percent raise for each step. Maximums reach 9920 for a bachelor’s degree and 10880 for a master’s, plus Blue Cross Blue Shield, 15 sick days, 5 personal days, and 3 emergency days.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School Board
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Herbs Booklet Tops Vermont Extension Service Picks
A Burlington pamphlet titled Herbs Fun to Grow Fun to Eat led the Extension Service Publications Office at the University of Vermont. Second place went to Cheese in Family Meals by USDA, with last week’s leader Fitting Pants to Your Figure in third. Copies are free on request. Albert Mayne, 83, married his teen sweetheart Hannah Griffin, 79, after reuniting five years ago following their spouses’ deaths.
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Burlington
Winston A. Way
Extension Service
University of Vermont, Burlington
USDA
Portsmouth
England
UPI
Albert Mayne
Albert
Hannah Griffin
Conservation Films Popular in New York
The U S Soil Conservation Service Film Library reports New York led the northeast in 1969 with over 150000 residents viewing conservation films loaned from its Upper Darby Pennsylvania facility. About 50 films cover all conservation aspects, 16mm sound and color.
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New York
Wynantskill
N.Y
U.S. Soil Conservation Service Film Library
Northeast
S.C.S. Film Library
Upper Darby
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North Bennington Road
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Route 313
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Oneida
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N.Y.S. College of Forestry
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