Vermont Community College to begin 1974 autumn term
The Community College of Vermont starts its 1974 autumn term September 10 with over 4,500 Vermonters expected in classes, independent study, field projects and on the job training. The college emphasizes a community based, competency earned approach and operates without a brick and mortar campus.
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Visit Notes from Barre and Pittsfield Families
Eleanor Niles and Edward Gulley visit his sister family the Kenneth Turners in Barre. Mr and Mrs Richard Mattison of West Helton were guests of the Alfred Bett family. Mr and Mrs Walter Hadihan visited Heather Francis McMullen in Pittsfield last week.
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Eleanor Niles
Edward Gulley
Kenneth Turners
Barre
Richard Mattison
West Helton
Alfred Bett
Walter Hadihan
Heather
Francis McMullen
Pittsfield
Pownal Elementary Sets Sept School Start And Bus Routes
Pownal Elementary will begin classes Wednesday September 5 for grades 1 6 with day only lengths and kindergarten starting September 7. Full bus routes listed with multiple drivers and stops covering Assah Mason's Ladd Road Montomery Road River Road Middle Pownal and various local landmarks. Lunch milk 6 cents available first days. hot lunch starts September 10. Parent teacher conferences set for all kindergartners September 5 and 6.
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Uscough
Jackie Mason
Assah Mason's
Ladd Road
White Oaks Road
State Line
van Hill
Dave’s Mire
Alfa Mobile Park
Pownal Elementary School
Kathy Noy
Tilti
A. Beals Farm
Montgomery Road
River Toad
Tinenin Street
Church Street
Bruce Burrington
French Hill
Champney’s
Ben Powells
North Pawnal Road
North Pawnal Post Office
North Pownal Firehouse
Harry Andrews
Strohmaier's
Middle Pownal Road
Maple Grove Ftoad
Roy's
Jackson Road
Bennington Line
Arlington honors Mary Ann Monte for science degree
Mrs. Mary Ann Monte of Arlington earned a Doctorate of Natural Science with four earth sciences majors from the University of Oklahoma after attending summer sessions over four years with NSF support. She also holds a Tufts bachelor of science in chemistry and a Rutgers master of education.
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Learcher
Arlington
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Monte
National Science Foundation
Mento
Chemical Institute of Canada
American Chemical Society
University of Waterloo
Watering
Ontario
Canada
Ark. Sarkis misses hearing. Act 250 permit denied
Arlington environmental commissioners deny an Act 250 permit for a North Pownal trailer park after Sarkis fails to appear or provide required compliance documentation. Hearing recessed 45 days. case to Agency of Environmental Conservation and possibly the Attorney General's office. Separately, Bernard Wilcox seeks approval to install three 30,000 gallon fuel tanks on a Manchester Center site with potential underground tank option. commission grants permit with repaint condition.
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North Pownal
Joseph Sarkis
Sarkis
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Bernice F. Wilcox
Manchester Center
Wilcox
Weu
Vermont crafts festival draws a wealth of talent
The fall Festival of Vermont Crafts returns to Montpelier at Vermont College October 5 to 7 with about 60 exhibits and demonstrations from batik to weaving. Organizers the Central Vermont Chamber of Commerce expect artisans from across the state, with Vermonters dominating the participation and proceeds funding chamber projects.
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St. Albans
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Ludlow
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Hudson Valley Community College Opens Doors for Fall
Hudson Valley Community College welcomes about 6000 students as fall classes begin. President James J Fitzgibbons notes enrollment projections remain solid amid national declines. The 20th anniversary year brings over 40 programs, 250 full-time faculty, and 50 nonteaching staff, with a campus center dedication planned for December 12 and 13 in celebration of SUNYs 25th anniversary.
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N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
James J. Fitzgibbons
Hudson Valley
Fit
Zerbhans
Fludson Valley
Hindson Valley
Hudson Valles
State University of New York
Bank promotes Phyllis Binkley to assistant vice president
Manchester bank Factory Paint names Phyllis Binkley to assistant vice president effective September first. Binkley joined in 1960, became an officer in 1968 after advancing through departments. She holds a Cornell degree and lives in Dorset. Board also accepted the resignation of David Jannicky, assistant cashier, who will become vice president of Computer Services, Inc. in Rutland starting October first. Jannicky is a nine year employee, Army captain, married to Susan Wyman, with five children and a Vermont residence.
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Manchester
Phyllis Binkley
Miss Binkley
Cornell University
Dorset
David EB. Jannicky
Jan
Nicky
Bank
Computer Services, Inc
Rutland
Jannicky
Alington High School
University of Vermont
Army Rose
Susan Wyman
Alington
Windham commission weighs dam plans and flood insurance
At Londonderry town hall a seven member panel debated dams for flood control and the rise of federal flood insurance. Vermont officials noted few flood relief applications though many towns showed interest, while critics urged river avoidance and upland watershed use.
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Londonderry
Vermont
Wernecki
Bud
Seebel
Rep
Royal Cults
Townshend
House Natural Resources Committee
Cults
Culls
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Daniel Holland
Windham County
Holland
Thomas
P. Salmon
Washington
Holand
Nolland
Richard M. Brett
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Brett
Bhrett
Schaghticoke Fair Opens With Stars and Attractions
Schaghticoke N Y hosts a six day fair opening at 5 p m at the Fairgrounds at the junction of Routes 40 and BT Major events include Breeday Lee Hank Williams Jr livestock judging arts crafts and a carnival Tonight features a 4 H horse show from 5 to 10 and a tag team wrestling match headlined by Haystack Calhoun Admission is 125 for adults 25 cents for ages 32 to 15 and 50 cents for parking.
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Breeday Lee
Hank Williams Jr
Haystack Calhoun
Munich man drives 125020 miles with no license
Police finally captured a 40 year old man in Munich after he drove his car for about 125020 miles without a valid license. Investigations showed he had not been involved in a single accident.
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Munich
Germany
UPI
Foreign languages added to BBS by Dorset schools
Burr and Burton Seminary will offer French German and Spanish to 7th and 8th graders at Manchester Elementary and to 8th graders at Dorset Elementary next school year. Teachers will visit twice weekly in a survey program exposing students to all three languages to help them choose a language at Burr and Burton. Headmaster Houghton Pearl calls it another step in Burr and Burton cooperation with feeder schools.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton
Dorset
Burr and Burton Seminary
Iine
BBS
Houghton Pearl
Burr
Burton Seminary
Mein
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