Shaftsbury weighs spending 114000 revenue sharing funds
Shaftsbury selectmen and five residents debated uses for about 114000 in revenue sharing money at a public hearing. Proposals include road work totaling 35000, land acquisition 20000, sinking funds 24000, and allocations for North Bennington School, United Counseling Services, and dental program support. Other possible uses noted: leash law enforcement and drainage improvements.
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Shaftsbury
Sanford Buxbaum
Selectmen
West Mountain
Myers and
Daniels
Selectman
Ezekiel Cross
White Creek Road
North Bennington
White Creek Line
Bennington Opportunity Council
The
Humane Society
Sage City Symphony
Buxbaum
Barbara Burnham
Audrey Hall
Phillip Viereck
Neil McLaughlin
United Counseling Services
William Kelley
White Creek weighs lighting district and stream work
White Creek town board in N Y discussed funding for a lighting district and stream reconstruction. They earmarked 75 percent of revenue-sharing funds to buy a new truck for 28 500 from Delurey Sales, plus 1 000 to youth groups 1 000 to Cambridge Library 1 500 to seniors and 500 to Jermain Hall. Officials noted federal aid for stream work is approved but not yet released. They will consult the state DEC on feasible work and permits for projects near the highway.
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White Creek
N.Y
Cambridge- Jackson
Delurey Sales
North Hoosick
Delurey
Troy
Nolan
State Department of Environmental Conservation
James W. Lake
New York Telephone
Lake
Jackson
Town Board
Robert Wright
Cambridge
Hoosick Area Senior Center Hosts December Games
Twelve tables were in play at the Hoosick Area Senior Center on December 12 with Mrs Adolph Marker winning the door prize. Ivan Purdy and Elsie Scott claimed pinochle prizes and Helen Garnie with George Rogers won in pitch. Decorations were prepared by Carleton Robinson's group for the upcoming Christmas party on December 17 at 5 30 p.m. at the center.
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Hoosick Area Senior Center
Adolph Marker
Ivan Purdy
Elsie Scott
Helen Garnie
George Rogers
Harold and
Belle Prebble
Alice Wolff
Ruth Rancourt
Arlington School Board to discuss high school policies
The Arlington School Board will meet on Wednesday December 21 at 7 p.m. at Arlington Memorial High School to review policies on student records absences graduation honors bus drivers and 18 year old students. The board will decide which policies to change.
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Arlington Board
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
AWOL soldiers arrested after moose meat discovery
Three AWOL soldiers including Dorothy Ford were found living 32 days in a makeshift den of a bear cave in northern Maine. They faced illegal possession of moose meat and break-in charges related to cottages in the Big Greenwood Pond area. All three jailed on $500 bail. Army to determine charges.
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Dover-Foxcroft
Maine
UPI
Roberts
Grant
Greenwood Pond
Ford
Piscataquis County
Fort Storey
Hall
Murphy to take oath at Hoosick ceremony January 1
William J. Murphy, executive of Rensselaer County, will take an oath at a Hoosick ceremony on Sunday January 1 1978 at 1 p.m. in the John A. building.
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William Murphy
William J. Murphy
Rensselaer County
John A
Murphy Regional Service Center
DeForrest Pitt
the Supreme Court
Third Judicia
Murphy
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Restino
Documents dumped by mistake at Montpelier
About 25 legal papers assigned to the state for safekeeping by the U S Supreme Court were inadvertently discarded during renovation. They mainly consisted of Lake Champlain charts used in the pollution dispute with International Paper Co over its Ticonderoga plant. Attorney General M Jerome Diamond said the documents were never needed for active disputes and were mistakenly placed in a throw-away pile. He will notify the Supreme Court and take responsibility.
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Public Records Division
Diamond
U.S. Supreme Court
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Stan Flower
Merry Christmas
Viereck
UCS
McLaughlin
Leanora M. Sefert
Vermont Dental Program
Fire Department
Pendleton, USA
Pendleton
Adams Clothes Shop
Bennington
Waldemar
Wally’ Roewer
Gerald “Jerry’’ Moses
James Nolan
Donna Catellier
Elwin Andrew
Waldemar Roewer
Harry Dempsey Jr
Gerald Moses
George Smith
Warren Collamer
Smith
Collamer
Hoosick Area
Senior News
Carleton Robinson
Bertha’s Angels
PSP
Boaron
Greenberg
Design Service
Jotul
Fisher
H. Greenberg ¢ & Son of
Main St. Curran Highway No. Adams
Mass
Michael Grant
Maryland
Jonathon Roberts
Bangor
Dorothy Ford
Louisville
Steve Hall
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Taye
ORG
Hammond
Kazoos
Recorders
POP Books
Guitar
TAT
Main
Vermont
Turquoise
Ivory
Ulle Lepasaar
Dt Craft Gallery
Route 3
Williamstown
Massachusetts
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