Sunderland Contests Highlight Local Board Elections
Sunderland posts draw competition with three candidates filing for one-year selectman seat left by John Keough. Michel DiMonda and Donald Ennis seek the post. Paul Matteson appointed after Keough’s retirement. Incumbent Paul Ennis vies for a three-year term against McKendree Reiss. Read Commissioner Malcolm Pennock also faces re election. Second constable race features Donald Ents and Michael Asmanda as candidates. Numerous candidates are unopposed for moderator town clerk and other offices.
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Sunderland
Botti Gpen
Board of Selectmen
Michel DiMonda
Donald Ennis
Paul Matteson
John Keough
Paul Matleson
Keough
Ernis
andaMonda
Manchester
Paul F. Ennis
McKendree Reiss
Southend
Read
Malcolm Pennock
Gardner Baker
Donald Ents
Michael AsMonda
Earle Hill
William Bahan
Wwe
John W. Armstrong
George Carroll
Carl Benjamin Jr
Albert Boynton Jr
Margaret Farmer
New Marlboro budget hike boosts town share
Marlboro school board approves a 014,727 budget with a town raise of 112,185 up about 8,600 from last year. High school tuition rises to 41,050. state aid is uncertain, with an estimated 1,700. Increases cover superintendent salaries, textbooks, attendance services, and new vehicle replacement to fund a yellow bus upgrade.
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Gretchen Becker
Tradeboro
Marlboro
Richard Judd
Futley
Schanls
Dudd
Judd
Sage City Symphony Forms in Bennington to Rehearse Openly
Sage City Symphony forms a volunteer ensemble in Bennington with 45 members and a 20 member electors board. Conductor Louis Calabro leads a growing group planning open rehearsals, a March 4 public open rehearsal, and a commission to Otto Luening featuring contemporary works.
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Sage City
Paris
Ast
Sage City Symphony
Louis Calabro
Pons Music
Cochairmen
Peggy Worthington
Irving Alder
Joyce Adler
Christine Graham
John McCullough
Richard Sleeman
Board of Electors
Vermont
Otto Luening
Luening
Columbia- Princeton Electronic Music Center
Bennington College
Columbia University
Juilliard School of Musi
Bennington
Pownal PTA to Host Saturday Food Sale and Meetings
The Pownal Parents Teacher Group schedules a food sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Pownal Elementary School with donations welcome. APTG meeting is set for 7:00 p.m. at the school featuring a Webelos flag ceremony and a drug abuse program by Captain Cook. Alcoholics Anonymous meets Saturday at 8 p.m. at the North Pownal firehouse. Sunday shows children’s films at the elementary school funded by the Williams College Faculty Club. Gloria A. Danforth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Danforth, made Champlain College dean’s list with a 3.2 GPA.
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Pownal
P.T.G
Webelos den
Pownal Cub Scouts
Captain Cook
Willams College
Gloria A. Danforth
Joseph Danforth
Box 46
North Pownal
Champlain College
New Slide Technique Grant Named HVCC Chemist
Troy based Hudson Valley Community College associate professor Cecelia Jorgensen has been awarded SUNY Faculty Grants for the Improvement of Undergraduate Instruction. The grant funds a lap dissolve projection unit and new slide sequences to illustrate organic chemistry concepts such as stereochemistry and reaction mechanisms.
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Troy
N.Y
Cecelia M. Jorgensen
Hudson Valley Community College
State University of New York
Jorgensen
BSA
Ernest L. Boyer
The
Ate
Prof. Jorgensen
Hims
Hunter College
Fordham University
Hudson Valley
American Cyanamid
Schering Corporation
Mills says public will lose without protecting sources
Rep. Wilby D. Mills of Arkansas told the Arkansas Broadcasters Association that the public will be the loser if news sources are not given protection. He is sponsoring two bills to shield reporters from revealing confidential sources, noting that without protection sources may disappear.
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Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Wilby D. Mills
Mills
Arkansas Broadcasters Association
Ane
Craft workshop at Whitingham in Jacksonville
The Up Country Crafts Group of Jacksonville sponsors a workshop on February 19 from 10 a.m. to p.m. at Whitingham School. Mrs. Elizabeth Hull of Halifax demonstrates dried lampshade making with ornamentation using mowers and will discuss material purchases and provide help. Mrs. Ida Cleaver of Whitingham offers a weaving demonstration on a four harness loom with a variety of yarns and hands on weaving guidance for participants.
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Jacksonville
Up Country Crafts Group of
Whitingham School
Elizabeth Hull
Halifax
Hull
Ida Cleaver
Whitingham
Design for Education Committee reactivated at North Bennington
North Bennington School Board revived its Design for Education Committee to review the original plan adopted two years ago. Mrs. Botty Riley will represent the board, with Principal Robert Kellogg coordinating community involvement and timeline for the March meeting.
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North Bennington
Botty Riley
Robert Kellogg
Kellogg
Louie Stolzhart
Janet Henningsen
Arl
Maxwell
Robert Heen
Louis Ast
Axt
Vermont Court Upholds Ruling On Manchster Culvert Blockade
The Vermont Supreme Court upheld a ruling that Henry and Irene Cherbonneau could not seal a culvert to stop polluted water from reaching their property along Route 7. The decision notes towns must avoid harming nearby land when building culverts.
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Route 7
Cherbonneau
Manchester
James Woodard
Wailer
Oakley K. Porter
Arthur O'Dea
Naves
Iit
O'Dea
Cherhorbeaus
Percival Shangraw
Middlebury to Open Black Cultural Center During Black Week
Middlebury College will dedicate a Black Cultural Center in Adirondack House at 4 p.m. on Tuesday February 13 as part of a week of events organized by the Middlebury Black Students for Mutual Understanding. The center will house a library exhibits rooms and a lounge dedicated to John Coltrane and host lectures workshops and performances throughout Black Week featuring jazz education drama dance and religion themes.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
Middlebury Black Students For Mutual Understanding Organization
Adirondack House
John Coltrane
Marija Brown
Bowdoin College
Proctor Hall
Dana
Wright Theatre
Harry Jones
Morgan State College
Johnson
Warner H. Traynham
Boston Theological Institute
Metropolitan Baptist Church
Naivark
Ee Ae
Bennington County public meeting on land plan findings
A special Bennington County Regional Commission committee will report recommendations on the revised Vermont Land Capability and Development Plan at a public meeting tonight at 7 30 in Fisher Elementary School Arlington. Members include John M. Moore chairman Ferdinand Bongarte Douglas Schner Richard Leake Douglas Tschorn Herbert Catlin and Thomas Hurley with a forthcoming resolution.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Vermont
BCRC
RACRC
John M. Moore
Ferdinand Bongarte
Douglas ©. Schner
Manchester
Richard B. Leake
Bennington
Infant killed in auto crash in South Londonderry
A week old infant died after a collision on Middle Road when perched on its mother’s lap. Mrs Asitay Broughton of Simsbury was restrained by a seatbelt, as Porter Broughton drove another car. The other driver was Frederick Doane Jr of Hartford Valley.
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South Londonderry
Middle Road
Winter E. Broughton
Asitay Broughton
Simsbury
Conn
Firyce Broughton
Daugster
Porter Broughton
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Leuingta
New Marlboro
Pownals
Pamela Blakeroan
Alcoholics Anonymous
HVCC
Maastercharge
Baniamericard
Furmiture Inc
TOY
Fesadyt Areal
Design For Education Committee
Wein
Supl
George A. Sleeman
Steeman
Sheeran
United Counseling Service
UCS
Sleeman
Shaftsbury
Phillip Viereck
Vieréc
Vermont National'n Moraber Pdtc
Manchester-Cherbonneau
Black Cultural Center
Bennington, VT
CID
Cole
Mow
Rofl & Butler
Monument Plaza
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