Battenkill Grange Notes Feb 4 meeting guests and events
Battenkill Grange met Feb. 4 with State Grange Flora Margaret Smith Deputy Ryder Smith Deputy Richard Andrews State Home Economics Chairman Vonda Andrews of Ripton and Mr and Mrs Joseph Degray of Middlebury as guests. It was voted to work with church on a rummage sale in late February proceeds to be placed in a special fund for fuel another year. Social committees listed for February and a flowers game and a history quiz were held. A new Grange is being organized in Grand Isle. Next meeting opens at 7 30 p m and public at 8 15 p m with town officers as guests. Pomona meets with Bennington Feb. 10. Dues paying supper at Molly Stark School 7 p m.
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Arlington
Battenkill Grange
State Grange Flora
Margaret Smith
Ryder Smith
Richard Andrews
State Home Economics
Vonda Andrews
Ripton
Joseph Degray
Middlebury
George Novotny
Randy Novotny
Pomona
Bennington
Molly Stark
Arlington Chorale plans Salute to America in Song May 22
The Arlington Chorale boards a 30 voice chorus with male singers welcome basses and tenors needed. Rehearsals start February 10 at 7 30 p m at Bailey Hall East Arlington. Music traces American history from beginning to present.
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America
The
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Woodford PTG announces February community events and meetings
Woodford Parent Teacher Group lists a series of school activities including a February 9 meeting at 7 p.m. to discuss voting night supper, a February 10 talk by Cpl. Truman Way on drugs with confiscated samples, a February 13 Valentine’s Dance with Last Chance Band, a February 17 bingo, and March 1 town meeting with field trip plans. A ham dinner February 5 p.m. donation details and a February 12 Woodford School Board meeting at the superintendent’s office are also noted.
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Woodford
PTG
Cpl. Truman Way
Last Chance
Reagan Campaign Draws Protests at Dartmouth Arena
About 300 demonstrators outside Thompson Arena in Hanover protest Ronald Reagan during a citizen's press conference. They carry signs accusing him of being a big business candidate and linking his bid to Death Valley days for the United States. Reagan defends nuclear power and cites a report against sabotage. He leaves New Hampshire to campaign in North Carolina.
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Hanover
N.H
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Dartmouth College
California
Thompson Arena
Ivy League College
Reagan
Big Business
Death Valley
U.S
New Hampshire
North Carolina
Grievance Day set for Hoosick Falls residents
Hoosick Falls announces Grievance Day for village taxpayers on Tuesday February 17 from 5 to 9 p.m. at the village clerk’s office 27 Main St. The 1975 assessment roll books will be open for inspection today through February 17 during business hours 9 a.m. to noon and 1 to 4 p.m. All grievances must be in writing notarized and presented to village clerk Mrs Doris McGuire before February 17.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Main St
Doris McGuire
Hoosick Area Seniors Calendar and Local Visits
Hoosick area seniors plan February events with a weather postponed business meeting February 2 and card parties February 9 and 23 at 11 a.m. A Valentine covered dish supper for those 60 and over is set for February 14 at 5 p.m. The center will be closed February 12 and 16. Bertha's Angels report 5,000 surgical pads donated in 1975, with sewing at the center and at Hoosick Falls Health Center. Alice Guiden returns home after three weeks of tests at Mary McClellan Hospital.
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Ohoosick Area
Bertha
Alice Guiden
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Career Night at St Marys Academy Opens Career Week
A Career Night will be held in St Marys Academy high school auditorium Wednesday at 7 30 p m as part of Catholic Schools Week February 8 14. The Home School Association sponsors the event open to high school students to learn about professions with interviews by Dr William Flood Bennington. George and Leona Scott Hoosick Falls and Cambridge florists. John McLean state conservation officer Linda McLean dental hygienist. Thomas McDonald air traffic controller instructor Bennington. Ralph Liporace flying license process. Dr Robert Hayden Siena College education and teacher certification. John Kelly White Creek dairy farmer. Mrs Suzanne Fitzpatrick medical lab technician. Mrs Patricia Haynes licensed practical nurse. Charles Vogler National Guard. Frank Medvetz federal worker. Leo McGuire Hoosick Town Youth Center. Liz Medvetz data processing. Arthur Hyde Jr sales. Five 15-minute sessions planned.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Home School Association
William Flood
Bennington
George and
Leona Scott
Cambridge
John McLean
Linda McLean
Thomas McDonald
Ralph Liporace
Robert Hayden
Siena College
John Kelly
White Creek
Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Patricia Haynes
Charles Vogler
National Guard
Frank Medvetz
Leo McGuire
Town of Hoosick
Michelle Reppel
Liz Medvetz
Arthur Hyde Jr
Dorset Taxpayers Seek Offices in March Town Elections
Dorset voters face three contesting races for town offices on March 2 as the Dorset Taxpayers and Voters Association fields challengers against incumbents in selectmen and auditor roles. Incumbent George P. Ludlam fights Francis A. McBride for a three year selectman seat, and Marjorie Snare Chapman faces William T. Burns for a three year sister seat. Craig Wheaton-Smith runs against G W Menzies Seymour for auditor. Several incumbents are unopposed including Terry Tyler III for one year selectman, Karen Bovey for school terms, Rhys Evans and Claude Garrett Dern for two and three year terms, Helen E. O Donovan town clerk, Harold R. Beebe first constable and Thomas Beebe second constable. No candidates filed for town agent, moderator, east side grand juror or west side grand juror.
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Dorset
George P. Ludlam
Board of Selectmen
Francis A. McBride
McBride
Dorset Taxpayers and Voters Association
Marjorie Snare Chapman
William T. Burns
Taxpayers Association
Craig Wheaton-Smith
G.W. Menzies Seymour
Nathaniel ‘‘Terry’’ Tyler III
Karen Bovey
Rhys Evans
Claude Garrett Dern
Helen E. O’donovan
Harold R. Beebe
Thomas Beebe
East Side
West Side
Dorset Players to Present Mary Mary in Local Run
Dorset Players stage Mary Mary a sophisticated Broadway comedy beginning February 12 on Lincoln's Birthday and running through February 15 at 8 30 p m The cast features Sheila Childs as Mary McKellaway Charles Schubert as Bob and Arthur Jones as Oscar with local notables joining from the region The production follows the success of earlier Dorset Players shows and promises a strong ensemble performance.
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Janet Newkirk
Jean Kerr
Mary
Dorset Players
Barbara Bel Geddes
Mary McKellaway
Sheila Childs
Manchester
Thea
Ibsen
Hedda Gabler
Harvey
Bob
Charles Schubert
Barrows House
Dorset
Oscar
Arthur Jones
Southern Vermont Art Center
Scrooge
Dorset Playhouse
League hearing legislators in Montpelier sparks study kickoff
In Montpelier on Wednesday February 4 the League of Women Voters of Vermont hosted an orientation for more than 150 members. The program introduced their extensive study of the Vermont General Assembly and its operations despite winter travel hazards.
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Montpelier
League of Women Voters of Vermont
Vermont
Village lunch menu and meeting notice
North Bennington trustees schedule monthly meeting for Monday February 9 at 6 pm at Depot Offices. School lunches list weekly meals from Monday to Friday with items like hamburger and catsup French fries green beans applesauce and milk through Friday. Shaftsbury menu includes soups goulash baked beans and haddock with sides and desserts plus milk.
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Arlington
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Hamburg
Lincoln
Illinois
Ministering Circle elects new officers in annual meeting
Gladys McClellan was chosen president of the Ministering Circle of the King's Daughters with Ruth Peereboom as vice president and Charles Frazier and Norma Brenenstuhl reappointed as secretary and treasurer. New appointees include James Smith devotions Edwin Brenenstuhl sunshine Ina Harrison around the world Wesley Durkee Indians Elizabeth Holmes historian Ann Armstrong and Peereboom projects. Donations totaling 70 were approved to Indian Border Mission Hidalgo Tex Lillian Dickson Formosa American Leprosy Foundation and Navajo Gospel Indian Mission. The group reported 1975 Christmas project reach 42 families 93 children and 58 adults and voted to sponsor a July 4 Bicentennial Parade float. Next meeting Feb 23 with a banquet.
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James Smith
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Sunshine
Ina Harrison
Wesley Durkee
Elizabeth Holmes
Ann Armstrong
Peereboom
Indian Border Mission
Hidalgo
Tex
Lillian Dickson
Formosa
American Leprosy Foundation
Navajo Gospel Indian Mission
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Helene Thompson
Woodford Ptg Doings
Woodford School Board
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Death Valley Days
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Bertha Hoag
Francis Hughes
Thomas Murphy
Francis Flynn
Harvey Baker
Roscoe Austin
Greenwich
Mike Parker
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Shirley Stevens
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Ernest Parker
Bridget Hoag
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Clarence Buckley
Schaghticoke
Terry Hoag
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Samaritan Hospital
Troy
Jack O’brien
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Hotpoint Whirlpool
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Taxpayers Assoc
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FDIC
Jim Sloman
Sheila Walker
League
King’s Daughters
Gladys McClellan
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Ruth Peereboom
Charles Frazier
Norma Brenenstuhl
Assembly
Thomas Salmon
Vermont Citizens’ Guide
Kathy Wendling
Vermont Lwv
Emory Hebard
R Glover
House Appropriations Committee
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John Boylan
Essex
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Hollywood
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Distaff
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