Arlington Town Offices Renovation Discussed by Officials
Arlington town officials met Monday evening at the selectmen's office to plan renovations for town offices. The group considered combining two rooms into one large space, with participants including John Moore Henry Raymore attorneys Thomas Whalen selectmen Jesse Harrington Hermon Benjamin sisters and Town Clerk Emmett Smith.
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Arlington
John Moore
Henry Raymore
Atty
Thomas Whalen
Local Planning Commission
Gordon Hard
Thurston Hulet
Richard Hagelberg
Jesse Harrington
Hermon Benjamin
Emmett Smith
Selectmen’s Office
Art exhibit by Glynn Gomez at Marlboro College
Glynn Gomez a 24 year old Marine sergeant with 14 months in Vietnam presents an exhibit titled People in Vietnam at the Tyler Gallery Rice Library Marlboro College May 2 through May 18. Gomez painted only people using on hand materials and has been featured at New Mexico Fine Arts Museum and Santa Fe venues.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Glynn Gomez
Gomez
Santa Fe
N.M
Marine Corps
Vietnam
New Mexico Fine Arts Museum
Art Gallery of St. John’s College
Tyler Gallery
Rice Library
Public Affairs Office
Scoutarama Wins First in Show at MAUHS Gym
Boy Scout Troop 331 displayed canoes snow shoes and pack frames at Scoutarama held in the MAUHS gym and won first place. Their ticket sales raised 75 for Camp Sunrise. The blue ribbon flag decorates the troop standard.
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Mauhs
Hoosac Senior Boys Volunteer To Help OEO
Hoosick Falls New York. In Hoosick Falls the April Policy Advisory Board meeting of the Commission on Economic Opportunity heard that Hoosac School senior boys, via instructor Rev Herbert Sanderson, have volunteered to assist the center and youths. Plans include painting redecorating recreation and fishing trips. Committees reported on day care and low income housing. Next meeting set for March 12 2 p.m. at Health Dept Office and annual officer elections will be held. Call Grace Brandi at 686 5896 for contact details.
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Listers
Moore
Hard
Charlena Hilliard
Hagelberg
Hulet
Sunderland
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Commission On Economic Opportunity
Third St
David Berlant
Wright
OEO
Hoosac School
Herbert Sanderson
Ior
Gwen Wright
Deborah Spink
Bruce Baker
Health Dept
Severson
Carl Heimstra
Third Street
Advisory Council
Grace Brandi
Windham Lecture by Dr Wood on Sex Without Babies
Windham College hosts PUTNEY H Curtis Wood Jr MD medical consultant for the Association for Voluntary Sterilization as speaker in the April 30 Windham Lecture Series at 8 p.m. in Dreyfus Auditorium. He discusses medical social economic and legal facets of voluntary sterilization and promotes family planning to limit births.
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Putney
H. Curtis Wood, Jr
Association For Voluntary Sterilization
Windham College
Camille Edouard Dreyfus
Wood
The
LaMorder Wins $15,000 Verdict in Auto Collision Suit
Robert M. LaMorder of Whitingham won a $15,000 verdict in U.S. District Court against Marilyn Ann Rossingnol of Grand Rapids Canada. The Burlington trial lasted two days with Judge Bernard J. Leddy presiding. LaMorder, who runs a barber shop and ski dormitory, sought $30,000 for injuries from a collision on Interstate 91 in Brattleboro on January 1 1967.
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Burlington
Robert M. LaMorder
Whitingham
U.S
Marilyn Ann Rossingnol
Grand Rapids
Canada
Bernard J. Leddy
LaMorder
Brattleboro
Man and Son Injured In Car Crash Near Manchester Center
Manchester David C. Baker, 32, and his son David Jr. were treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital after their car, a 1961 two door sedan, left North Road at 7 56 p m and struck a pole near the David Forrest residence. The father was released Monday while the son remained for treatment. Police said the vehicle was headed east and left the road, severing a utility pole that fell onto the car.
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Manchester
David C. Baker
David Jr
Manchester Center
Putnam Memorial Hospital
North Road
David Forrest
Baker Auto
St. Mary's Auxiliary Votes To Donate Typewriter
Hoosick Falls New York St Marys Auxiliary votes to buy an electric typewriter for the business classroom at St Marys Academy funded by a parish food sale. They also approve repairs for a grade school movie projector and purchases for Sister Mary Josephine and Mrs Morgan Burke with teacher allowances.
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St. Mary’s Auxiliary
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
William Gorman
Charles Scarey
Mary Josephine
Morgan Burke
Rural Taxation and Appraisals Threaten Farmers
Rodney Clark of Guilford urges Vermont towns to adopt land use taxation to preserve agriculture and forestry. He argues current Knowles System taxes land for potential development, shifting burden from structures to land, creating inequities among Guilford Westminster Dummerston and Wilmington. He cites differing per acre values and timber productivity concerns, proposing open space preservation and targeted rural land taxes with open access use.
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Guilford
Wilmington
Dummerston
Westminster
Vermont
Jermain United Methodist board meeting announced for April 28
Community notices report an official Jermain United Methodist Church board meeting set for April 28 at the church. Rev. John Rhinesmith district superintendent will speak at morning services next Sunday. Local residents attended milestone anniversaries and church events, with various visits and social gatherings noted. The 4-H paper drive is scheduled for Saturday April 26 and Mrs. Donald George is a contact for papers.
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Jermain United Methodist Church
John Rhinesmith
Bennington- Troy
Jermain Church
R. M. Niles Jr
Robert Niles
Charles Hanna
Quaker Springs Methodist Church
Donald George
Myra Sisson
Mary McClellan Hospital
Joseph M. Reicher
Johnsburg
N.Y
Mildred McCart
Atwood Allen Sr
Atwood Jr
Dewey McCarts
Howard Robinson
Duane
Mary
Washington County
Salem
Joseph Hulihan
Michael
William
Howes Cave
Three Scholarships College Bound Seniors At Burr and Burton
Three Burr and Burton Seminary seniors receive college acceptances with notable scholarships. Melanie Otis will attend Connecticut College in New London, Patricia Riggs plans for Castleton and UVM, and Michele Zoufaly heads to Cazenovia College and UVM. Other acceptances include Salley Ameden, Kevin Beattie, Richard Clayton, Mary Connors, Jesse Corum, and many more across UVM, Champlain, Castleton, and regional colleges.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Melanie Otis
Don B. Otis
Seminary Avenue
Connecticut College
New London
Conn
Patricia Riggs
James Riggs
East Dorset
Castleton
UVM
Michele Zoufaly
Louis Zoufaly
Cazenovia College
Cazenovia
N.Y
Salley Ameden
Keuka
Kevin Beattie
Richard Clayton
Bryant and
MclIntosh
Mary Connors
Champlain
Jesse Corum
Gettysburg
Guilford
Caroline Cone
Skidmore
Linda Day
Stephens
Wilson
Connie Earle
Wells
Donna Edson
Davis
Middlebury Professor Freeman to Speak at Burr and Burton
Dr Stephen A Freeman vice president and professor of French emeritus at Middlebury College will deliver the commencement address for Burr and Burton Seminary on June 8 at 3 p m in Manchester Elementary School gymnasium. He earned a Harvard 1920 degree and holds master and Ph D from Harvard. Seventy one seniors will graduate and attend a nearby baccalaureate a week earlier at the same site.
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Manchester
Stephen A. Freeman
Middlebury College
Burr and Burton Seminary
Freeman
Harvard University
Brown University
Middlebury
American Association of Teachers of French
National Federation of
Hoosick Falls Residents Undergo Hospital Stays
Walter Young of River Street in Hoosick Falls is a patient at Leonard Hospital Troy after surgery on Wednesday. Robert Williams of River Street is hospitalized at Putnam Memorial Hospital after being taken there Tuesday night.
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Walter Young
River Street
Leonard Hospital
Troy
Robert Williams
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Local Bowlers Lead Standings At Center Lanes This Week
Manchester Michael Miller, Marie Griffis and Grace Standish posted high singles. Ben Bacon topped three games with 538 while the Flys led teams with 2,277. Nelson Berry had 254 in one and 631 in three. Jim Heinel 234 in singles. Smokey’s led teams with 2,699 and 976.
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Marie Griffis
Grace Standish
Ben Bacon
Flys
Nelson Berry
Jim Heinel
Smokey’s
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Schenectady
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