Seniors Plan College Paths At Hoosick Falls HS
Hoosick Falls Central School guidance reports four seniors set to pursue higher education next year. Peter Gayle will study animal husbandry at NYSAT Delhi, active in Ski Club and Yearbook. Mary Jane Davock enters a legal secretarial program at Albany Business College, active in chorus. Phyllis Liporace will enroll in a two year executive secretarial program at Albany Business College, active in chorus Drama Club and yearbook. recipient of a scholarship for top 10. Edith Beaumont and church activities noted. youth groups, caroling plans, and holiday programs detailed. Miss Laura Crowley noted as Regent Scholar recipient correction.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Peter Gayle
Martin Gayle
Buskirk
New York State Agricultural and Technical College
Delhi
Peter
Mary Jane Davock
Thomas Davock
South Street
Hoosick
Albany Business College
Jermain Community Hall Furnace Fund canvassing thanks
Ernest B. Warren chair of the Jermain Community Hall Association expresses gratitude to numerous area contributors for the second week of the furnace fund drive. He lists many donors and notes that if anyone was missed, contributions may be sent to Warren or treasurer Mrs Roy Whitman. Debbie Warren won the basket of cheer at a Dec 13 dance and Everett Perry won a raffle prize, with plans for a Dec 28 social tentatively announced.
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Ernest B. Warren
Jermain Community Hall Association Furnace Fund
Wallace Mead
Ann Boupton
Howard Ruggles
Julia Church
Charles Harriman
Ken Skidmore
Bob Washburn
Dottie Sundquist
David Monroe
Carroll Pierce Sr
Joseph Wright
Jody
Toby Bodenstab
Gretchen Wright
Gerald Marsha
Frank Missbrenner
Tom Hoard
Brent Peacock
Wilmont Johann
John Austin
Arthur May
Dorothy Austin
Ralph Hoffman
Edwin Andrew
James Frazier
Margaret Eddy
John Meagher
Agnes
Catharine Relihan
Warren
Mary Tudor
Marilyn Robinson
Alice Taber
Jim Nolan
Carolyn Bodenstab
Alice Gulley
Donna Andrew
Margaret Perry
Martha May
Mary Hulihan
Roy Whitman
Jermain Community Hall Association
Debbie Warren
Everett Perry
White Creek
Walter Hulihan
Should lawyers advertise meet sparks ABA debate in Vermont
MONTPELIER Vermont Bar Association calls a Jan 9 meeting at the Tavern Motor Inn to discuss whether lawyers should be allowed to advertise. The ABA Ethics Committee proposed removing all restrictions on advertising with a public safety caveat against false or misleading claims. The proposal excludes one to one solicitation and outlines ten criteria defining prohibited advertising content. The ABA plans further hearings and a House of Delegates vote likely at mid year in Philadelphia.
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The
Vermont Bar Association
Tavern Motor Inn
American Bar Association Ethics Committee
ABA Standing Committee On Ethics and Professional Responsibility
Code of Professional Responsibility
ABA
House of Delegates
House
Philadelphia
Ghost Town Skiers shown in Manchester ski club event
The Bromley Ski Club presents Ghost Town Skiers at Manchester Elementary School on Saturday December 27 at 8 p.m. with additional short ski films. Tickets are 2 for those over 12 and 150 for under 12 at the door, 25 cent cheaper in advance. Proceeds fund junior programs. The film covers Crested Butte Colorado from mining origins to a modern ski area and, per Archer Winston, emphasizes skiing over flashy cinema.
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Manchester
Ski Magazine
Skiing, Ski Business
The
New York Post
Bromley
Crested Butte
Colo
Archer Winston
History of Pittsford republished for Bicentennial 1976
Pittsford Vermont history by Caverly, 1872 edition, will be reissued January 8 1976 by the Pittsford Historical Society as its Bicentennial project. The 756 page volume includes an expanded index to aid genealogists and recounts local events such as Gideon Cooley’s maple sugaring in 1770 Betsy Cox’s capture Hubbardton battle and Green Mountain Boys exploits. Order from Marilyn S Valeo Main Street Pittsford VT 05763. Price 17 dollars until January 8 1976 then 20 dollars shipping 1 dollar index 3 dollars plus 75 cents shipping if not included.
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Pittsford
Caverly
Vermont
Gideon Cooley
Betsy Cox
Hubbardton
Green Mountain Boys
Marilyn S. Valeo
Main Street
South Cambridge Christmas Events and Services Noted
Out of town guests gathered at Mrs. Gertrude Aiken’s home and church activities include a ham Christmas dinner hosted by United Methodist Women. Sunday visitors and a 11 30 Christmas service led by Rev Harry Burdess with a congregational dinner to follow. A Christmas Eve candlelight service is planned for December 24 at 8 p m.
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Gertrude Aiken
Gerald Aiken
Marjorie Gifford
Claude Austin
Ivan Purdy
Cambridge
Gergory Moon
North Bennington
Marion Dick
Irving Dick
West Hoosick
Foster Thayer
Pownal
Dale MacNeil
Rexleigh
United Methodist
Rodney Brownell
South Cambridge
Vermont Democrats divided over establishment versus grass roots
Grand Isle County Chairman Alex Pearl accused a Chittenden County Democratic clique of controlling the party from behind closed doors. He urged focus on taxes crime and bureaucracy and said he will run for Secretary of State to push issue oriented, grassroots leadership.
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Grand Isle
UPI
Democratic Party
Grand Isle County
Alex Pearl
Chittenden County
Democratic Clique
Pearl
Philip Hoff
Want out of supervisory Windsor district sparks state study
Weathersfield officials seek permission from the State Education Board to withdraw from the Windsor Supervisory School District. Chairman Edith Hunter accuses the union of bureaucratic inefficiency and ignorance of local problems. The move comes as Vermont eyes larger districts and broader reforms. Educational consultant Martin Harris notes widespread dissatisfaction with supervisory unions.
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Weathersfield
State Education Department
Martin Harris
Sudbury
Kunin mulls challenge to Jeffords for U S House seat
Rep Madeleine Kunin of Burlington said she is considering running against incumbent Republican James Jeffords for the U S House. She noted many people urged her to run while also weighing a possible statewide office in 1976. Kunin is in her second Vermont House term and serves as assistant minority leader.
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Burlington
UPI
Madeleine Kunin
U.S. House
James Jeffords
Kunin
Jeffords
Gordon Paquette
Paquette
Vermont
Troy teachers vote to resume talks after work-to-rule
In Troy New York Barbara J Worcester head of the Troy Teachers Association said the 350 member group found the fact finder report terms reasonable and voted to rejoin negotiations with the administration while continuing work to rule. The board reviewed the report but did not publicly react.
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Troy
Troy Teachers Association
Barbara J. Worcester
Pittsfield council backs study on burning waste for fuel
Pittsfield votes 7 2 to fund 40000 for a feasibility study on converting most city garbage into industrial fuel. The move follows a Solid Waste Commission recommendation two years afterMayor Evan S. Dobelle formed the panel. Formal ratification will come next Tuesday. Opponent Peter G. Arlos calls it an experimental binge.
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Pittsfield
Solid Waste Commission
Evan S. Dobelle
Dobelle
Peter G. Arlos
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