Marlboro Selectmen discuss winter fuel needs and energy outlook
Marlboro selectmen wrestled with estimating winter fuel requirements after VLCT urged towns to gauge what a 15 percent cut would mean. Police gasoline not in official figures, back road plowing cuts debated, and a possible energy shortage for street lights noted. They appointed local representatives to regional councils and considered Camp Kenmore rental with guard and police needs. They also plan to appoint a fuel coordinator and consult civil defense officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selectmen
Fire Department
VLCT
Marlboro
Mildred Raible
Ruth Hertzberg
Windham
John S. Burgess
Bruce Cole
James Herrick
Camp Kenmore
South Pond
William Davisson
Connecticut Valley Health Compact
Charles Hartenbach
Herrick
Town Civil Defense
Russell Southworth
Medical center board action policy change in Manchester
North Shire Medical Care Center steers to broaden member role in nominating and electing directors. The steering committee will meet January 9 at 8 p m in Manchester Elementary School to take floor nominations and elect the board, with proxy voting and member nominations allowed. The corporation membership remains open until the meeting and 312 members with 1560 dollars in treasury as of December 7.
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Manchester
North Shire
Russell Weston
Weston
Treasury
Vermont Ski Executive Fires Back at PSB Chairman
Bromley Ski Area general manager Robert Paron denounces Public Service Board Chairman William Gilbert for damaging remarks about Vermont skiing. Paron says skiing boosts the state economy and notes Bromley offers free lessons and equipment to local children while Killington promotes a free five day learn to ski package for residents. He adds his stance is personal, not the Vermont Ski Areas Association's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Vermont
Public Service Board
William Gilbert
Robert Paron
Bromley Ski Area
Gilbert
Paron
Bromley
Killington
Vermont Ski Areas Association
Public energy help program at Williams College
Williams College Center for Environmental Studies hosts a public program on December 15 at 7 30 p m in Jesup Hall addressing heating oil shortages. A panel including fuel dealer Ronald M Hayden LaValley Oil Edwin P Ashley physicist John W Shelton and housing contractor John R Watson Jr will cover oil rationing efficiency weatherproofing and alternatives. Moderator is William R Moomaw.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College Center For Environmental Studies
Jesup Hall
Ronald M. Hayden
Hoosac Valley Coal and Grain
Edwin P. Ashley
LaValley Oil Company
John W. Shelton
Highway project ends on Route 7 near Pittsford
The Vermont Highway Department completes a 0.7 mile Route 7 improvement by Otter Valley Union High School costing 110000. The Pittsford Brandon project widens the road and adds a jug handle to improve safety and traffic flow near the school. District 3 engineers Rutland led the work under Edgar H. Stickney's guidance.
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Pittsford
Vermont
State Highway Department
Pittsford-Brandon
U.S. 7
Otter Valley Union High School
Edgar H. Stickney
Stickney
Highway Department
John A. Durkee
By Highway District 3
Rutland
New Moon Theatre Company to start in Wilmington
A Wilmington group named the New Moon Theatre Company plans five shows next June to August, four original works and a fifth by Anne Jellicoe. Founders include Douglas Ambert and Brian O Connor, with new site searches if Memorial Hall cannot be renovated. There are advisory actors and directors from multiple states, and inquiries are welcome via the Big House School or Box 1004 Wilmington.
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Wilmington
New Moon Theatre Company
Vermont
Douglas Ambert
the New Moon
Brian O’connor
Carnegie-Mellon University
Pittsburgh
O’connor
Westchester
N.Y
Young Actors Theatre Company
New Moon
Ambert
Big House School
Bennington
Putney
Marlboro
Dover
Grafiti Players
London
England
Daniel Kinoy
Williamsville
Marlboro Theatre Company
Guillaume Phillips
New York
Lenka Peterson
New Rochelle
Geoffrey Brown
The
Marlboro Theatre
Rosemary Foley
Proposition
New York City
David Herzbrun
Westport
Marshall Glazer
Marshall Management
Willmington Selectmen
Memorial Hall
Kingsley duMont
Selectmen
duMont
Shelley
Anne Jellicoe
Lewis Carroll
Ann Jellicoe
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Kellogg grant funds New England medical engineering program
A W. K. Kellogg Foundation grant of 694000 dollars will establish a regional medical engineering and education program for northern New England hospitals. The effort, led by Dr. Harry Day and involving the universities of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont, aims to provide engineering service training and a formal technician curriculum with regional staff and a governing board.
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Durham
N.H
Harry Day
New England Center For Continuing Education
W. K. Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
New England
Office of Health Care Education
New England Hospital Assembly
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Kellogg
Kellogg Foundation
Board of Directors
Richard G. Allen
University of Maine
Eastern Maine Medical Center
University Medical School
University of Vermont Instrumentation and Model
University of New Hampshire
Edmund M. Sheppard
D. L. Chinburg
College of Technology
George Luhr
University of Vermont
HVCC Hosts Admissions Information Night
Hudson Valley Community College invites area juniors and seniors and their parents to an Admissions Information Night in the new Campus Center on Thursday December 13 from 7 to 830 p.m. The event, organized with Rensselaer County, aims to provide prospective students with admission program details. The Campus Center sits at HVCC’s Van denburgh Avenue campus near I-787 and I-90. For more information contact the Admissions Office.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
Rensselaer County
HVCC
Vandenburgh Avenue
Shaftsbury students set Montreal day trip this Friday
Shaftsbury sixth graders Catherine Beaupre Victoria Bucknall Butch Buf fum Tami Schultze and Eric Fiske with teacher Diane McDonald travel to Montreal on Friday December 14 to plan a May future trip for over 30 students. They will visit museums aquariums and sights take slides and gather ideas for the Shaftsbury class. The group will also scout lodging dining options and fundraising plans while learning a bit of conversational French. Also on December 12 Joseph Stannard will give a Christmas organ recital at First Baptist Church Manchester Center at 8 p.m. open to the public with free will offerings.
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Shaftsbury
Montreal
Canada
Diane McDonald
Catherine Beaupre
Victoria Bucknall
Butch Buffum
Tami Schultze
Eric Fiske
Sam Carrara
Amtrak
Brattleboro
McDonald
First Baptist Church
Manchester Center
Joseph Stannard
Thomson
Ives
Woodford Sergeant Wins SAC Master Technician Award
Woodford M Sgt David D Bugbee son of Jesse A Bugbee of Woodford awarded the Strategic Air Command Master Technician Award at Westover Air Force Base Chicopee Falls Massachusetts. Bugbee aerospace systems inspection superintendent honored for outstanding service at Westover. His mother Mrs Ethel M Bugbee of Bennington. He is a 1957 graduate of the former Bennington High School.
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David D. Bugbee
Jesse A. Bugbee
Woodford
Strategic Air Command
Westover Air Force Base
Chicopee Falls
Mass
Bugbee
Aerospace Systems Inspection
Westover
Ethel M. Bugbee
Bennington
Bennington High School
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Vermont League of Cities and Towns
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Berkshire Optical
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Highway Dept
New Summer Theatre Company
Putnam
So, Vt
Shea Agency
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