BRSU gains 69374 for Title I and IV B programs
Vermont's BRSU will receive 69374.05 under Title I to support speech therapy consulting and reading coordinator services across Dorset Pawlet Rupert Manchester Sunderland and Union District No 23 plus Mt. Laurel Burr and Burton Seminary Long Trail School. Title IV funds provide small amounts to several districts for library materials equipment and minor remodeling. Fisher season opens in a specified zone, resident trappers only, with carcasses aiding University of Vermont research.
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Manchester
Bermington - Rutland Supervisory Union
BRSU
Vermont Department of Education
Dorset
Pawlet
Danby
Rupert
Sunderland
Union District No
Burr and Burton Seminary
Long Trail
Mt. Laurel
South West Employment and Training Council Meeting
The South west Employment and Training Council will meet on Wednesday December 8 at 7 30 p m in Zion Parish Hall Manchester The agenda includes presentations by the CETA Workers Rights Organization and the Rutland Association for Retarded Citizens The public is invited 221 carcasses were turned in UVM Wildlife Professor Robert Fuller notes a fisher trapping report will be published soon and trappers who sent fisher will receive copies by mail Requests for copies should be sent to the Wildlife Biology Program University of Vermont Hills Science Building Burlington VT 05401
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Montpelier
Vermont
Derby Center
Rockingham
Newport Town
University of Vermont
Manchester
Southwest Employment and Training Council
Zion Parish Hall
Ceta Workers Rights Organization
The
Rutland Association For Retarded Citizens
UVM
Robert Fuller
Hills Science Building
Burlington
Hoosick Falls Eagles toast rescue squad and 31st anniversary
The Fraternal Order of Eagles hosted the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad with a dinner and dance as Eagle President Raymond Burdick handed a 100 dollar check from the Past Presidents' Club. The 31st anniversary celebration includes a cocktail hour, roast beef dinner, and a breakfast with an initiation. New Eagle candidates and their guests are invited at no charge. Army Specialist Lawrence R. Stritch was awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal at Fort Drum.
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Brooklyn
New York State
Owen McNally
Eagle
Hoosick Falls
Ben
Lawrence R. Stritch
Bertram E. Stritch
N.Y
Ft. Drum, N.Y
Scouts and students decorate the Big House for Christmas
Several groups worked to prepare decorations for the Christmas Open House on December 11 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Park- McCullough House. With help from Marcie Mc Carthy, Mt. Anthony Program for Girls members Lucie Olmstead Bernice Dow Cindy Wallace and Mary Campbell contributed to the effort.
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Park- McCullough House
Marcie McCarthy
Mt. Anthony
Lucie Olmstead
Bernice Dow
Cindy Wallace
Mary Campbell
Arlington hosts Christmas open house and club events
The Shaftsbury Garden Club decorates the library dining room for a festive holiday center with Posey Gerlach Mildred Walton and Bertha Denio. Arlington residents plan senior meals VFW meetings Garden Club luncheon Baby Clinic and Christmas concerts with youth projects, bake sale and gift shop items at Park-McCullough House holiday events.
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Shaftsbury Garden Club
Posey Gerlach
Mildred Walton
Bertha Denio
Battenkill Grange Notes and Local Meetings
North Pownal and East Pownal fire departments meet at 7 tonight at their firehouses. Pownal Fire Protective Association and Pownal Fire Auxiliary also meet tonight. Bennington Boy Scouts join Pownal group from 7 to 8 30 at First Baptist Church Bennington. Solomon Wright Library hours are Monday to Friday 1 5 p m and Tuesday 9 to noon. Arlington Granger items note December events and dues rise. Marine Private Alan E Cross, son of Ezekiel and Mary Lou Cross, completed basic training at Parris Island and will head to Camp LeJeune after further schooling. 1976 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate.
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Pownal
Bennington
First Baptist Church
Alan E. Cross
Ezekiel and
Mary Lou Cross
Shaftsbury
Parris Island
S.C
Cross
Camp LeJeune
North Carolina
Mt. Anthony Union High School
UPS and Teamsters Reach Tentative Pact Hazy Vermont Restart
In Vermont the tentative UPS settlement delays resume until next weekend at earliest. Local meetings in Washington Tuesday will approve the pact prior to member ratification. Vermont ratification is set for Saturday, with Christmas rush not helped by the timing.
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Burlington
UPS
Teamsters Union
United Parcel Service
Vermont
Washington
Eastern States
Vermont GOP shines in New England fund drive
Vermont Republican Committee received praise for the most effective fund-raising effort in New England. At a weekend conference, leaders said Vermont raised money per capita to back GOP candidates higher than any other state in the region, and funded statewide candidates more than Massachusetts New Hampshire or Maine.
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Hartford
Norwich senior wins national contest for satellite tracing of early settlers
Robert Brescia a Norwich University senior earned top honors in a nationwide National Council for Geographic Education contest for proposing a method to trace migration patterns of early American settlers. He suggested using space satellite photos to map soil imprints revealing distinct farmland patterns and his paper will be published in the Journal of Geography.
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Northfield
UPI
Robert Brescia
Norwich University
Brescia
National Council For Geographic Education
Journal of Geography
Guest to not reappoint longtime deputy secretary
James A. Guest the secretary of state elect informed incumbent Deputy Secretary of State Robert Gibson he will not be reappointed next year. Gibson who has served under four term secretary Richard C. Thomas and hails from Brattleboro is brother to Sen elect David Gibson and Judge Ernest W. Gibson III.
Liquor License Suspended At Brandon Bar
The Vermont Liquor Control Board suspended LaDuke's Restaurant license for serving drinks before the 8 a.m. legal hour. The five day suspension took effect at closing time Saturday. Police report a Newport man, Robert Fisher, 25, beaten and found unconscious last Wednesday, remain in critical condition at a Burlington hospital.
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Newport
UPI
Burlington
Robert Fisher
Hillside Park Bus Access Spars with Stillwater Schools
Hillside mobile home park residents threaten to pull children from Stillwater Central Schools unless buses are allowed to enter the park. The dispute stems from a 1970 promise and a district rule banning bus access on private roads, forcing 100 plus children to walk a mile to a public-stop.
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Stillwater
Hillside
Stillwater Central
Board of Education
Fatal electrocution of teen after car strike in Burnt Hills
Jeffrey Sack, 17, of Burnt Hills, was electrocuted Sunday when he slipped on downed power lines. The wires fell after Donald Preddice’s car struck a utility pole and caused the crash. Sack reportedly stood near the crumpled car as the incident unfolded.
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Glenville
Jeffrey Sack
Burnt Hills
Donald Preddice
Sack
Six Berkshire youths ordered to 300 hours work for bomb hoax
Six Pittsfield youths, two 16 year olds and four 15 year olds, were ordered by Judge Frank W. Cimini to perform 300 hours of work at the Boys' Club after a false bomb threat to Pittsfield High School on November 10. They were placed on informal probation until July 8, 1977, with a warning that noncooperation could lead to delinquency adjudication and commitment. A fireman overheard the plan, alerted authorities, and intervened as fire crews arrived.
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Pittsfield
Pittsfield High School
Frank W. Cimini
Mooney
James Mooney
Cimini
Six-day Massachusetts deer season opens amid forecast kill
PITTSFIELD Massachusetts shotgun season for deer started at 6 30 this morning. The state deer project director predicted a “helluva kill” while last year’s final deer kill of 2301 fell well short of the 3000 target. Coastal waterfowl remain closed to all but deer this week as bobcat season begins December 13.
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Pittsfield
Massachusetts
State Division of Fisheries and Wildlife
James McDonough
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Merrie van Orden
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Cathleen Taylor
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Benjamin Pendick
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Alette Berg
Lillian Milan
John Reber
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Marty Paustian
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Sheila Moffitt
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Vergennes
Ruth Stearns
Florence Woltman
Marie Crofut
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Terri
Connie Mason
Betty Cross
Helen Clough
the Grange
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Home Furniture CO
Main ST
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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