Arlington School Board Advances Gym Plan and New Contract
Arlington School Board discussed two gym renovation options with architect Don Sumner. The second plan, attached to the Industrial Arts wing at about 420000 after state aid, would seat 900 and include a stage and music facilities. The board also signed a two year contract with the Arlington Educators Association effective July 1, 1976, raising base salaries for first year teachers and outlining future renegotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helene Thompson
Arlington
Arlington School Board
Don Sumner
Irving W. Hersey Association
Durham
N.H
Arlington Educators Association
Taxpayers Organization to Be Formed in Hoosick Falls
An organizational meeting for a Hoosick residents taxpayers group will be held on Monday April 26 at 7 30 p m in the Hoosick Grange Hall. Gerald Harley chair of the Concerned Citizens Committee announced the effort to seek amendments to town subdivision regulations and to give residents a voice on village and town government and other local public matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Hoosick Grange Hall
Gerald Harley
Concerned Citizens Committee
Montgomery County
Albany County
Brunswick Grange Hall
Betty Kipp
Charles Cornell
Grange
Hoosick Falls Center
William Gaillard
the Grange
Democratic caucus rules shape delegate selection and secrecy
The article explains new Democratic caucus rules aiming for representative delegate selection by requiring delegates to declare a presidential preference or uncommitted status. It notes that uncommitted may mask support for a candidate like Hubert Humphrey, and outlines secret ballots to allocate and confirm delegates. A similar process will occur at the May 22 gathering at St Michaels College in Winooski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Humphrey
St. Michaels’ College
Winooski
Arlington Memorial High School Honor Roll Third Marking
Arlington Memorial High School releases the third marking period honor roll listing seniors juniors sophomores freshmen and by grade with honors and high honors distinctions. Notable names include Matthew Carrow Scott Croft Stacey Cummings Debbie Hayes Holli Gunther Kathleen Farrell and Jean Macksey among many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Matthew Carrow
Scott Croft
Stacey Cummings
Brian Dorr
Bruce Dorr
Thomas Hon
Denise Laskey
Michael Luurtsema
James Poulin
Wendy Rochelle
Linda Sherman
Susan Wilcox
Susan Woodard
Debbie Hayes
Anne Towne
Eileen Whitley
Ronald Jennings
Brenda Dorr
Richard Farrell
Kelli Hall
Diane Hanson
Jenny Han
David Knight
Katherine Martin
Karen Sargood
Joyce Smith
Edward Pike
Robert Young
Holli Gunther
Wanda Pero
James Secor
Kathleen Farrell
Pamela Hayes
Andrew Mahler
Arthur O’dea
Mary Stroffoleno
Macheath Stuecklen
Susan Young
Jean Macksey
John Macksey
Mary Martin
Sherry Monte
Easter gatherings and new birth in South Cambridge area
Easter family gathering at the LaFountain home in South Cambridge is noted along with visits from Rexleigh relatives. A baby, Martin R. Jr., was born April 8 at Mary McClellan Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hunt Sr. of Cambridge. Local residents welcomed visitors and two area students, Elaine Wilbur and John Turi, were inducted into Cambridge Central School's National Honor Society. The combined circuit churches service was set for Sunday at 10:30 am at North Hoosick church, with sunrise and Easter services emphasizing memorial flowers.
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Martin Hunt Sr
Cambridge
Hunt
Shirley Donisthorpe
John Turi
A. R. Turi
Cambridge Central School
The
National Honor Society
North Hoosick Church
Harry Burdess
Petersburg Personals Highlight Hewitt Family News
Visitors to the Leyton Hewitt home include Donald Gibb Ir Chicago Ethel Johnson Edith Gibb Boston Lillian Hewitt Skidmore Ruth Pratt Plattsburgh Gary Hewitt Niskayuna. Mrs Leyton Hewitt returns from Florida with Kenneth Eldred Potter Hill Edith Gibb Boston and Mrs Ralph Galloway South Cambridge. Lillian Hewitt, a junior at Skidmore College majoring in social services, earned Honors for fall 1975. She previously earned an associate degree in human services from Hudson Valley Community College and made the dean’s list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leyton Hewitt
Donald Gibb
Chicago
Ethel Johnson
Edith Gibb
Boston, Mass
Lillian Hewitt
Skidmore College
Ruth Pratt
Plattsburgh State College
Gary Hewitt
Niskayuna
O— Lillian E. Hewitt
Petersburg
Hudson Valley Community College
Emanon Trio to perform at United Church Dorset
The Emanon Trio will present a concert of flute cello and piano on Sunday April 25 at 4 p.m. at the United Church of Dorset. Program includes works by Haydn Beethoven and Martini. The trio consists of Polly Runyon flute Polly Runyon is not listed. performers are Sue Tenner piano William Peck cello and Polly Runyon flute. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Emanon Trio
Emanon
United Church of
Haydn
Beethoven
Martini
Sue Tenner
William Peck
Polly Runyon
Greenwood honored at surprise party for 70th birthday
William Greenwood Sr. of 6 Redmond St. was guest of honor last Sunday at the VFW hall on School St. for his 70th birthday. Hosted by eight children including Agnes Marcoux and Mary Fitzpatrick, with 18 grandchildren and 15 of 16 great great grandchildren in attendance. Guests admired two cakes, one shaped like a TV with Monday Night Baseball, the other like a lounge chair. He received many gifts, is retired from Noble & Wood Machine Co., and has led local senior groups. currently chairing REAC board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
William Greenwood Sr
Redmond St
VFW Hall
School Street
Agnes Marcoux
Mary Fitzpatrick
Lillian
Rita Greenwood
Kathy Lyons
William Greenwood Jr
Helen McMillan
Cambridge
Ronald J. Greenwood
Marlboro
Greenwood
Ann O’neil
Noble & Wood Machine Co
Retired
Eagles Activity Club
REAC
BRSU Annual Meeting Set for Danby Currier School
Manchester and Danby residents are informed of the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union annual meeting on Monday at 7 30 p m at Currier Memorial School in Danby. The Sunderland School Board holds its regular April meeting on Wednesday at 8 p m at the Sunderland school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bennington- Rutland Supervisory Union
Currier Memorial School
Danby
Sunderland
Brown Gains in Manchester Delegates Split at Party Caucuses
In Manchester a small turnout produced nine Democratic delegates to the Winooski convention and a largely undecided Republican caucus. Democrats favored uncommitted delegates and Jerry Brown supporters, while Republicans split between Ford and Reagan camps. Notable names: Ray Lambert, Peggy Mithoefer, Rebecca Nawrath, Robert Schmid for Brown and Ferdinand Bongartz, Jean Bongartz for Ford. Reagan backers Bernice Graham and Dr. Clifford Harwood. Madeline Harwood remains Vermont national committeewoman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Winooski
California
Jerry Brown
Ronald Reagan
Gerald Ford
Zion Episcopal Church
Ray Lambert
Peggy Mithoefer
Rebecca Nawrath
Robert Schmid
Sheila Walker
Gordon Walker
Seth Bongartz
Leonard Tenner
Brown
Sue Burton Tenner
Hubert Humphrey
Ferdinand“Nandy” Bongartz
Jean
Montpelier
Ford
Bernice Graham
Clifford Harwood
National
Grange Past Masters to Meet April 24 at Morgan Corner Church
The Grange Past Masters Association will hold its quarterly meeting on Saturday April 24 with West Charleston Grange as host. The meeting and supper start at 7 p.m. at Morgan Corner Church on Route 111 in Morgan, with Mrs. Lillian Miles in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange Past Masters’ Association
West Charleston Grange
Morgan Corner
Route 111
Morgan
Lillian Miles
Arlington Caucuses Select Seven Delegates in Tight Race
In Arlington twelve Democrats met at the high school for a 90 minute caucus to pick seven delegates amid a new method that slowed the process. Uncommitted delegates include Mark and Sandra Riley Larry and Barbara Malloy and Jim Kelly with district delegates David Andrews for Udall and Jim Corey for Carter and alternates Don Keough George Walsh Karen Andrews Udall Walter Corey Carter. Republican caucus at Community House named uncommitted delegates C Wesley Townshend James Edgerton and John Haugsrud to the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Mark
Sandra Riley
Larry
Barbara Malloy
Jim Kelly
David
Andrews
Morris Udall
Jim Corey
Jimmy Carter
Don Keough
George Walsh
Karen Andrews
Udall
Walter Corey
Carter
C. Wesley Townshend
James Edgerton
John Haugsrud
Dorset caucuses pick up Udall delegates in Thursday vote
In Dorset, Morris Udall won two Democratic delegates while four Republicans remained uncommitted yet coordinated a Ford slate among themselves for the May state convention. Republican Montpelier delegates named are Stewart Ledbetter G V Seymour Sheila Ledbetter and William J T Burns. Democrats elected Claude Dern Sr Ellen Maloney Francis McBride as uncommitted delegates and Robert Green and Margaret Conner as Udall delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Morris Udall
Gerald Ford
Ronald
Reagan
Montpelier
Stewart Ledbetter
G.V. Seymour
Sheila Ledbetter
William JT. Burns
Claude Dern Sr
Ellen Maloney
Francis McBride
Robert Green
Margaret Conner
Elks Aux elects officers in Hoosick Falls lodge
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Hoosick Falls Elks elected officers last week with Mrs. Robert Hail as vice president Mrs. Richard Ogden as secretary Mrs. William Rourke Jr as treasurer and Mrs. Edgar Hume as three year trustee Mrs Joseph Cullen will become president under policy Mrs George Starr named one year trustee Installation is set for Saturday May 8 with cocktail hour dinner and installation dinner hosted by lodge men Reservations due by May 1 to chairmen Mrs Guy Baker and Mrs Charles Frazier
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hail
Richard Ogden
William Rourke Jr
Edgar Hume
Joseph Cullen
George Starr
Hall
Guy Baker
Charles Frazier
Thoughts of Spring Highlight Hoosick Grange Meeting
Hoosick Falls N Y notes a spring themed lecturer program with readings a Bible quiz and slides from trips to Michigan Wisconsin and the Dakotas. Mable Hewitt won a Bible character guessing game and a session announced travel to Palestine Union Grange for a county exchange with Albany County planned May 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Grange
Wilfred Knapp
Mable Hewitt
Tibbits
Public dance at White Creek hall this Saturday night
Jermain Community Hall Committee hosts a public dance starting 8:30 pm this Saturday. Easter weekend visitors include the Harrington, Hulihan, Niles, and Meersworth families. Local youths joined the choir in blue robes for Easter services and songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain Community Hall Committee
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Bennington Banner
Herb Loretan
Greater
Ira Manross
Fisher School
William Towne
Taxpayers’ Organization
Blyth Eastman Dillion
Conrad F. Metcalfe
Main Street
Hartford
Conn
Blyth Eastman Dillon
William Gaudette
Barry Stone
Hale Company
W. E. Dale
AMHS
Donna Bentley
Dennis Blackburger
Jean Boyce
Jennifer Brophy
Charles Farrell
Stephanie Gould
Kathleen Holton
Bryan Seiferling
Sally Stone
Mary Jo Urbankek
Christopher Weakley
Andrew Wood
Rosemary Burke
Elaine Elmore
Elizabeth Elmore
Martin Carrow
Ricky Crawford
Joseph Gawlik
Lorraine Lewis
Craig Longley
Laural Mattison
Denise Monte
Wanda Salter
Sherry Sherman
Paula Smith
Glenda Stone
Lisa Szabo
Michelle Walsh
Theresa Watson
Dorothy O’dea
Jane Towne
Vera Wilkinson
Michelle Bahan
Todd Brown
Arlene Farrell
Jean Farrell
Heather Jones
Mark King
Kimberly Wyman
Wanda Caler
Jill Coley
Mark Manross
Margaret Weakley
South Cambridge
John LaFountain Sr
Dale
Macs
Neil
Karl
Carol Ann
Scott
Steven
Rexleigh
Kenneth Aiken
Steve
Martin R. Jr
Mary McClellan Hospital
Margaret Aiken
Gertarde Aiken
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Francis Ackley
Lois A. Virtue
Opila
Gregory Moon
North Bennington
Elaine Wilbur
Charles Wilbur Sr
Grand Linton
Pers
Alec
Bennington’ Health Food Center
North Street
Bennington
Vermont
Madkour’s
Mkt. & Deli Dept
World OF Breads
Main ST
Thurs
BRSU
Gov. Brown
Vention
Madeline Harwood
Martha Pelton
Orrin Campbell
Robert Palmer
Helen Bigelow
Blanchard Stone
Caucuses
Elks Aux
Hoosick Falls, N.Y
Lodge of Elks
Frice
Eleanor Niles
Charles Harrington
Maureen Hulihan
James Billert
Berlin
Heather Niles
the David Lambs
Chittenango
Douglas Niles
Karl and Kelly
Hopkinsville, Ky
Marion Knapp
Claude Hoards
Thomas Murphy
Walter Hulihan
Nora Meersworth
George Jepson
John Lathams
Jermain Church
Robert Niles
Margarite Cooper
Niles
Cooper
Stuart Brownells
James Harringtons
Arnold Harringtons
Gary
Roscoe Harrington
Malcolm
John Souness
Florence Souness
Betty Ann
Fremont Meersworth Sr
Fremont Meersworth
Howard
Hawley
OLD Theatre
East Arlington
Vermont National
Catamount National Bank
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