Manchester Town Clerk notes 1974 town election filings
Manchester town filings show contests for selectman three year term with Clyde Bryant Jr Richard A Lake and Douglas Schner. one year selectman race with six candidates. tax collector race with Bryant Bongartz and Patricia Lake. Many incumbents running unopposed. absentee ballots described. voter eligibility and check list updates. dog licensing and rabies vaccination required. filing and residency rules outlined.
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Selectman
Clyde Bryant Jr
Richard A. Lake
Douglas Schner
Morris D. Ferris Jr
Wiliam B. Finn
Ralph Fleming Jr
Eugene N. Gaiotti
Harold Harrington
I. Stanford Zecher Jr
Clyde H. Bryant Sr
Jean Bongartz
Patricia A. Lake
Lois W. Mattison
Ferdinand Bongartz
J. Bennett Beattie
L. J. DuLac
Homer B. Ellis Jr
Williamstown Theatre Receives 20th Year Grant Aid
The Williamstown Theatre Festival in Massachusetts received a $7,500 grant from the Schubert Organization to cover overhead for the first production of its twentieth season opening July 4 at Adams Memorial Theatre. Artistic director Nikos Psacharopoulos aims to co-design with long time contributors John Conklin Peter Hunt and Santo Loquasto.
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Williamstown
Mass
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Schubert Organization
New York
Adams Memorial Theatre
Psacharopoulos
John Conklin
Peter Hunt
Santo Loquasto
Ernest
Schubert Foundation
Irving Goldman
New Human Services Council forms in Manchester Center
The North Shire Human Service Council held its organizational meeting at the Cupola Food Shop in Manchester Center. Chaired by Jim Lauve and Timothy Stevenson, 35 participants from community, county, and state agencies attended to share information, reduce interagency competition, and educate the public about services. A steering committee was named to plan the next meeting on Tuesday March 12, with members from diverse agencies.
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Manchester
North Shire Human Service Council
Cupola Food Shop
Manchester Center
Jim Lauve
United Counseling
Timothy Stevenson
Ethan Allen Community College
Stevenson
Doris Gable
David Potter
Tim Stevenson
Dave Wilson
Verlinda Griffin
Shirley McTernan
Wayne _ Dalton
Morris Beauregard
Millis Ringheiser
The
Human Service Council
Bennet St
Hoosick Falls Trustees Race Profiles
The Independent Party of Hoosick Falls has selected three candidates for village trustee seats to be filled in the March 19 election. Incumbent LeRoy Baker seeks his sixth two year term. he works at Grand Union, serves in the National Guard for 22 years, and is the veteran member of the current board.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Independent Party
LeRoy
William) Baker
Grand Union
National Guard
Parachutist badge for Army Pvt. Mark Harwood at Fort Benning
Army private Mark Harwood, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Harwood of Shaftsbury, earned a parachutist badge after completing a three week airborne course at Fort Benning. He trained in parachuting theory, performed five static line jumps, and participated in tower jumps during the final week. He is active in Hoosick Little League and previously with the Hoosick Rescue Squad and BPO Elks. He and his wife June Miller live at 12 Third St. Incumbent Edwin Schneider Jr seeks re election for a fifth two year term in Hoosick Falls. He is a Navy veteran and Fairdale Farms distributor, living at 51 Abbott St with Beatrice Simmons and Karen. Donald Bogardus, former village trustee, runs Don's Barber Shop at 14 John St and was defeated last year. he has extensive community and veterans group involvement.
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Army Pvt
Mark Harwood
Victor K. Harwood
Erich Road
Shaftsbury
Army Infantry School
Fort Benning
Hoosick
BPA Elks
van Rensselaer Lodge F & AM
Hoosick Valley Post
VFW
Abbott St
Beatrice Simmons
Karen
Donald Bogardus
Hoosick Falls
Don’s
John St
St. Mary’s Academy
Air Force
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Post
No. 40 American Legion
Owlkill Rod and Gun Club
The
Hoosick Lions Club
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Derby Community Club
Pioneer Fish and Game Club
Explorers Post No
Boy Scouts
Hoosick Community Center
National project grant to Park-McCullough House
The National Endowment for the Humanities awards 26989 dollars to the Park-McCullough House Association in North Bennington for a program titled Leisure Time 1865-1915. Directed by Mrs. Tordis I Isselhardt the project will use exhibitions demonstrations and slide presentations to reflect community life.
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Washington, D.C
National Endowment For the Humanities
NEH
Park-McCullough House Association, Inc
North Bennington
Tordis I. Isselhardt
Ronald S. Berman
Vermont Council On the Humanities
Public Issues
Big House children's films this Sunday at Park-McCullough House
ThePark McCullough House presents a Sunday program at 3 p.m. featuring The Story of Peter and Potter, Chairy Tale, Snow White and Rose Red in animated silhouettes, and A Night Out with Mr Toad. Kjeld and Erica Deichman direct, with family involvement shown. Free and open to children and parents.
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Park-McCullough House
Peter and Potter
Dykeland’s Pottery
New Brunswick
Kjeld
Erica Deichman
Norman McLauren
Mr. Toad
Vermont winter carnivals shape up in Brattleboro and Middlebury
Vermont hosts week long winter carnivals with top East ski jumpers slalom skiers and cross country racers at Brattleboro and Middlebury College. The Brattleboro event marks its 18th year including Fort Dummer’s 250th birthday celebration while Middlebury runs its 48th year with 300 volunteers and 80 cast for the Carnival Ice Show.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Brattleboro
Middlebury College
Fort Dummer
United States Eastern Ski Association
USESA
Harris Hill
Latchis Hill
Memorial Field House
B. B. King
Eastern Interscholastic Ski Association
Snow Bowl
Bread Loaf
Vermont Route 125
Ripton
Middlebury
A Conservative Looks at Watergate Lecture At Williams
Prof Walter Berns of the University of Toronto will give a public lecture titled A Conservative Looks at Watergate tonight at 8 in Jesup Hall Williams College The talk is sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee and the Department of Political Science Berns specializes in constitutional law and freedom of speech His books include Freedom Virtue and the First Amendment and Essays on the Scientific Study of Politics In other notes the annual bird count for Bennington County is set for Feb 9 and 10 with Mrs Simson collecting calls and a local resident return from Putnam Memorial Hospital after two weeks in confinement
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Williamstown
Mass
Walter Berns
University of Toronto
Watergate
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Williams
Department of Political Science
Berns
London School of Economics
University of Chicago
LSU
Yale
Colgate
Cornell Government Department
Herbert Storing
National Review
Public Interest
West Arlington
Bennington County
17th annual high school math prize examination deadline
Burlington announces Feb 18 as the entry deadline for high schools to enter students in the 17th annual mathematics prize examination contest. Holly Puterbaugh of the University of Vermont, contest chair, notes the March 26 competition with $450 total prizes. The University of Vermont mathematics department conducts the contest sponsored by National Life Insurance Co. The two hour test, created by the committee, is given in schools and proctored by school staff. Examinations are graded at the university. Topics include algebra, geometry, trigonometry and elementary probability. Prizes include 150 for top student, 100 for second, and 50 for best paper in each of four regions. Certificates of merit go to the top 10 percent statewide, with school best papers receiving scrolls.
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Burlington
Holly Puterbaugh
University of Vermont
National Life Insurance Co
Stolen Gasoline At Whidbey Naval Station Spurs Perfume Plan
In Oak Harbor Washington police seek a car after thieves took 60 gallons from Whidbey Island Naval Air Station. Officials ordered perfume mixed with gasoline to add a detectable aroma so exhaust smoke is easily traced, a plan described as boosting theft detection.
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Oak Harbor, Wash
UPI
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
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