Arlington and Red Mountain open officers and week schedule
Arlington events include calendar entries for production day at Bailey Hall choir rehearsals AA meetings and a Battenhill Grange social. Red Mountain Chapter 41 CBS held an open installation with Nellie Hayden Clyde Putnam Anne Secor and multiple officers installed. colors yellow and white daisy flower. Ruth honored station. AMHS baseball and girls softball games listed. New York report notes Americans donate about 25 million dollars yearly to charities with standards for charity fundraising reports.
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Enterprise Society
Bailey Hall
Arlington Chorale
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Red Mountain
CBS
Nellie Hayden
Clyde Putnam
Anne Secor
Deborah Kalwat Marshal
Ella Pike
Joan Sibicky
Elizabeth Toone
Robert Toone
Dale Bahan
Clyde Priam
Ingrid Hirsch
Agnes Belcher
Jane Rice
Sharon Brown
Christine McKenzie
Corinne Hoyt
Marshal
Lillian Henderson
Adah
Clara Hulet
Ruth
Frances Bahan
Esther
Marilyn King
Martha
Loretta Putnam
Electa
Claudia Hansen
Helen
New York
UPI
Council of Better Business Bureaus
Council
Hunter safety badges awarded to Bennington students
In Bennington on April 22 and 23, 56 area students earned hunter safety certification after completing a 10 hour firearms training course run by Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club. The program, held at the Vermont State Fish Hatchery, covered safety, gun operation, ammunition, hunter responsibilities, survival, first aid and wildlife management over five weeks with officials from state Fish and Game, the National Guard, NRA and Bennington Rescue Squad assisting. The last session featured live firing with 22 rifles at the Bennington Armory, culminating in successful trainees receiving hunter safety cards and NBA shoulder patches.
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Bennington
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Vermont State Fish
State Fish and Game Department
The
National Guard
National Rifle Association
NRA
Frank Snow
Bennington Armory
Hunter
NBA
Robert Mumley
Monte Bushee
John Forshay
Dennis Woodward
Ernest Thompson
Richard Gallant
Patrick Silver
Edward Silver
Donald Bunting
Danny Bunting
Thomas Burke
Walter Clark Jr
William Ellis
Timothy Watson
Steven
Community events and meetings listed for Pownal area
Local youths plan a Roller Rally meet at Pownal Baptist Church at 6 PM and several groups hold tonight meetings including the Pownal Fire Protective Association at 7 PM and the East Pownal Fire Auxiliary at 7 30 PM. Additional notices cover library hours, a public hearing May 13, and community programs at the Baptist church and school sites.
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Pittsfield
Pownal Baptist Church
Pownal
East Pownal
Omike Humphries
Mallary to move to Mass after 20 Vermont years
Former Vermont congressman Richard Mallary plans a management post with the Farm Credit Bank of Springfield Massachusetts ending more than two decades in Vermont politics. He had sought to succeed retiring Senator George Aiken and was blocked by Democrat Patrick Leahy. Specifics include Mallary’s past as Vermont House speaker and Orange County state senator, and his former dairy farming in Fairlee.
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Fairlee
UPI
Richard Mallary
Troy plans $2.3 million 570-car garage for Uncle Sam Mall
Troy City Manager John Buckley seeks council approval to plan design and bids for a Fourth Street garage to ease traffic if the Uncle Sam Mall proceeds. Mayor Connally questions need without mall backing and demands developer assurances. Also, a major blaze on Fulton Street damaged the Frear Building annex and Peerless East building, with 50 firefighters in attendance and an investigation to follow.
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Troy
John P. Buckley
Uncle Sam
Edward Connally
Buckley
Fourth Street
Broadway
Fulton
City Urban Renewal Agency
Frear
Fulton Street
William Phoenix
Peerless East
Pittsfield Man Dies After Grass Fire Burns Him
Joseph E. Lavelle 80 of Pittsfield died at Berkshire Medical Center from severe burns suffered when his clothes ignited while he tried to extinguish a grass fire Wednesday. Fire officials said he climbed a five strand fence and became entangled in the wire as wind shifted and the blaze engulfed him.
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Pittsfield
Joseph E. Lavelle
Berkshire Medical Center
Lavelle
Ralph A. Decker
West
Pittsfield arrests target two indicted on multiple charges
Pittsfield police arrested James R. Filio Jr. and Con stance A. Bigelow as they were leaving town on a Springfield bound bus. Indictments include check cashing offenses and burglary for Filio, with warrants active for more than two weeks. Police traced a tip to the restroom of the bus.
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Pittsfield
James R. Filio Jr
Constance A. Bigelow
Filip
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Champlain College
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Washington Ave
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Solomon Wright
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Hinesburg Road
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Manchester
Old Fairgrounds
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Boston
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Fitch-Prospect
Williams Chapter
Americans For Democratic Action
DiCara
Kennedy School of Government
Harvard
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Ar AE Tea
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Townshend
James Berrini
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Simon James
Rhode Island
Parole Board
Springfield
Republican State Committee
Thomas Salmon
Robert Maguire
Richard Smith
Windsor
Smith
Maguire
STOWE
Abigail Hitchcock
Rte
Kane
Kellogg Road
Margit Koterman
Burlington
Medical Center
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Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
National Labor Relations Board
Vermont State Nurses Association
NLRB
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