North Bennington Gym Opens Youth Programs and Adult Sessions
The North Bennington School Gym will open for youth on Saturdays starting Dec. 1 with Joyce Scarey supervising. Schedule includes 9-10 a.m. girls, 10-11 a.m. grade school boys, 11-12 a.m. junior and senior high boys. Adult women programs Thursday evenings supervised by Mike Maxwell, and adult men programs Monday 7-9:30 p.m. volleyball 7-8 and basketball 8-9:30.
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North Bennington
Joyce Scarey
Mike Maxwell
Christmas Cookie Bake Day and Fundraiser at North Shire Center
The North Shire Senior Center schedules a cookie baking day at 10 a.m. Friday ahead of a Christmas bake sale at Factory Point Bank on Friday Dec 14 at 10 a.m. The sale supports December fundraising, with rug braiding classes moved to Wednesday mornings and a December 5 travelogue on Japan.
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Marion Latorella
Manchester
Factory Point Bank
Boline
Japan
Byrnes
Joan Johnson
Brattleboro Center Opens With A View From The Bridge
Brattleboro Center for the Performing Arts announces its season opening with Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge on Thursday December 6. The center at 20 Elliot Street, former First Methodist Church, premieres after reconstruction begun in July under Tim Rudnick. Director Arthur Lithgow, founder of Yellow Springs summer Shakespeare and former Princeton McCarter director, invites the public to stay after shows for refreshments and talk with cast and staff. Performances run December 6 9 and 13 16 with 8 15 curtain Thursday to Saturday and 7 30 Sunday. Tickets 3 25 for main runs 2 50 for Thursday and Sunday nights. Student rush tickets at door. Bill Menezes says subscriptions are being processed.
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Center
America
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Antioch College
Princeton
McCarter Theatre
Bill Menezes
Sunderland School Association Meeting Agenda
The Sunderland School Association will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Sunderland School. A UCS speaker will discuss a talk titled What would make it good for children.
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Sunderland School Association
Sunderland
UCS
Rep Collins calls to close Vermont vacation homes
Readsboro representative Kenalene J. Collins urges Gov. Salmon to implement a policy prioritizing year round residents for fuel allotments and to shut down second homes when not in use. She proposes anti freeze additive to prevent freezing and argues vacation homes consume scarce energy during shortages.
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Readsboro
Vermont
Kenalene J. Collins
R-32
Salmon
Collins
New England
Shaker Village Christmas Sale At Hancock Village
Hancock Shaker Village hosts the annual Christmas Good Room Sale on Friday and Saturday December 7 and 8 from 10 am to 5 pm in the reception center. The Kitchen Sisters present homemade holiday foods from Shaker recipes and an array of gifts while the village smith offers iron tools and decorative hardware. Reproduction Shaker boxes, needlepoint kits, books, baskets, and Norweigian pastry demos complement a Shaker buffet with country fare and desserts, with reservations required at 413-443-0188.
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Hancock
Mass
Hancock Shaker Village
Kitchen Sisters
Wolcott Fuller
Stewart Epley
Howard Boice
Edward Viner
Charles Jordan
Epley
William Senseney
Jamaica man indicted for first degree murder in Brattleboro
Monte Lovergine of Jamaica is indicted by a Windham County grand jury for first degree murder in the Aug 25 killing of 17 year old Karen Dauchy. He pleads innocent. bail set at 75,000 with trial aims in early February.
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J.M. Soper
Brattleboro
Newfane
Windham County
Monte F. Lovergine
Jamaica
Franklin S. Billings Jr
Billings
Lovergine
Karen Dauchy
John A. Lowery
Lowery
Windsor Prison
M. Jerome Diamond
Environment symposium at Williams on local environmental laws
A Williams College symposium in Jesup Hall on December 12 covers the Wetlands Protection Act and Massachusetts Sanitary Landfill Regulations. The panel includes Charles Kennedy, Angelo Santosca, and Richard Grillon. The morning presents agency roles, the afternoon hosts a workshop. Open to the public. $2 with lunch. free for Williams students. Reservations to Mrs. Wilson by December 11.
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Williamstown
Mass
Center of Environmental Studies
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Department of Natural Resources Division of Conservation Service
Division of Water Resources
Charles F. Kennedy
Water Resources Commission
Angelo Santosca
Department of Public Health
Richard Grillon
Berkshire Environmental Action Committee
Adams, Mass
Williams
Wilson
Women Themselves: Johnston Adds Juvenile Biography
Arlington author Johanna Johnston, a Sandgate summer resident, expands her juvenile catalog with Women Themselves from Dodd Mead. The volume covers three centuries of American women from Puritan times to the mid twentieth century, including Anne Hutchinson and Carrie Chapman Catt, and explains progress in women’s liberation for elementary readers. Johnston has presented a copy to the Martha Canfield Library and continues work on more biographies, including Mrs Satan and The Heart That Would Not Hold.
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Arlington
Johanna Johnston
Sandgate
Dodd, Mead
Anne Hutchinson
Carrie Chapman Catt
Martha Canfield
Mrs. Satan
Victoria Woodhull
Washington Irving
Vermont
Pownal Fire Groups and Library Schedule Noted
Pownal area notices include the North Pownal Volunteer Fire Department meeting tonight at the firehouse and the East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department gathering at 7 30 pm on South Stream Road. The Solomon Wright Library hours are Monday and Wednesday 7 to 9 pm. The YMCA women’s slimnastics class meets Tuesday 7 30 pm at Pownal Elementary School. The Pownal Elementary School board meets Tuesday 5 pm at the school.
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North Pownal
Solomon Wright
East Pownal
YMCA
Pownal
The
Cottrell Family Ties Noted in SUNY Moves
Bertha Hoag and Terri Cottrell have returned to SUNY campuses Plattsburgh and Cobleskill respectively. Both are children of Mr. and Mrs. George Cottrell, Walloomsac. Contact listed 686-7282 for connection.
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Terri Cottrell
SUNY
Plattsburgh
Edward
Cobleskill
George Cottrell
Vermont Young Lawyers fund parole aide program
Daniel J. Lynch, chair of the Vermont Bar Association Young Lawyers Section, announced a volunteer parole aide program with the Vermont Department of Corrections. Seed money of 5000 dollars from the ABA, National Volunteer Parole Aide Program supports training, counseling, and aid to parolees starting their readjustment. A state steering committee will hire a project administrator, plan a budget, and arrange statewide implementation with regional centers considered.
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Lynch
Supreme Court
Warren Burger
American Bar Association
Justice Burger
America
William Knight
Vermont Bar Association
Ronald Kilburn
Young Lawyers’ Section
Thomas Perras
Vermont Department of Corrections
Raymond Giroux
Vermont Parole Board
Gwen Holden
Governor’s Commission On
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Julian Waller
University of Vermont
Darwin Merrill
Jack Barry
Burlington Area
Robert Horton
U.S
Burlington
North Shire Senior Center
Emlyn William
Performing Arts Center
Pie
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Super Sports
Burt Bros
Shea Agency
Insurance Center
Main ST
Rep. Collins
Shaker Village
Norman C. Robinson
John E. Schuchardt
Leo F. Barile Jr
Pelham * Howard
Montoya
Merskey
Barendse
Martin
Henning
Tartell
Hayloft
Candle Mill Village
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Pamela Blakeman
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
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