Arlington treasurer candidate Ellen Wiley fronts double entry books
Ellen Wiley, a Maine born bookkeeper turned Arlington treasurer candidate, touts double entry methods and long experience from Gorham High School to her own home office. She faces Terry Hosley and incumbent William Sheldon, with interviews for all candidates to appear in The Banner this week.
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Arlington
Ellen Wiley
Terry Hosley
William Sheldon
Terrance J. Riley
Commercial Department
Gorham High School
Gorham
Maine
Limmerick
Connecticut
Vermont
H. Greenberg
Edward B. Keough
Bennington
West seeks selectman's seat in Manchester bid
Manchester native John H. West runs for one of two one year terms on the selectmen board. The Banner interview outlines his priorities including water department reforms, unfinished recreation area development, an industrial park plan, a superintendent of public works, and a handgun ordinance. West cites past service on zoning, planning, and the bicentennial committee plus his work with the water plant and Veterans of Foreign Wars.
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Manchester
John H. West
West
Board of
Selectmen
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Planning Commission
Manchester Water Department
Wilcox Flats
Bennington County
England
Manchester Village
Veterans of Foreign Wars
The
Lions
EACC Spring Registration Opens With New Courses
Ethan Allen Community College announces spring registration for courses and workshops starting Tuesday March 1. New faculty join in French I II nutrition communications seminar photography interior design small business land use and economic planning tapestries weaving. Open Monday to Friday 9 to 5. Call 362 3588 or visit Bonnet Street offices for bulletin and forms. Orientation Saturday March 5 10 a.m. to noon at Manchester Elementary School cafeteria.
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Manchester
Ethan Allen Community College
Shelley Sackett
Frank Kropa
Marshall Peck
Barbara Sherman
Roland Beers
Gerald Deyo
John McMorrow
David Williams
Susan Sargent
Bonnet Street
Shaftsbury Firemen's Auxiliary Meeting Tonight
The Shaftsbury Firemen's Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 tonight at the Fire House to elect officers and urge every member to attend.
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Shaftsbury Firemen’s Auxiliary
Bomb threats reach Killington ski area prompt investigation
State police seek the suspect or suspects behind threatening calls to the Sherburne Corp. that runs Killington with a non-lethal device found on site. Two more calls Monday demanded a substantial sum, no payment made. Separately, the Burklyn Manor estate near Burke-Lyndon faces sale to a New York artist after Canadian buyers passed, due to renovation costs. Stowe teachers ratify one year contract increasing salaries and benefits by about 38 thousand with higher malpractice insurance.
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Killington
UPI
Sherburne Corp
VSC
Burke-Lyndon Town Line
STOWE
Stowe Teachers Association
Board of
Vermont High School Budgets Approved For 1977-78
In Hyde Park the Lamoille Union High School won a 1.2 million dollar budget after a lengthy three hour meeting with motions to cut and hike salaries failing. Voters also approved a 2.7 million dollar budget for the North Country Union High School in Newport. The district’s net assessment to 11 towns rises about 4.8 percent from the current year.
Masked gunman robs Owl Club in St Albans
Police search for a gunman who entered the Owl Club, shot a patron in the leg, and fled with $5 from the cash register and valuables. He ordered five patrons and a bartender to the floor, struck the bartender, and shot Guy Graham, 27, of Burlington, who is in satisfactory condition.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Owl Club
Franklin County
Ronald Kilburn
Kilburn
Guy Graham
Burlington
Graham
Medical Center
New York Primary Dates Shift From September to June
Albany lawmakers approve moving the state primary from September to June to give parties extra time to unite before November elections. The change ends a long pattern, dating back to 1965 for June and 1974 for September, in a bid to reduce intra party turmoil. In Troy, Mayor William ONeill switches party affiliation from Republican to Democrat, and the new Democratic majority seeks to dismiss Republican legislative assistant Steven M. Boggess, replacing him with Democrat W. Brian Sullivan, a longtime Dem patronage appointee.
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Albany
State Senate
Assembly
Troy
William O’neil
Steven M. Boggess
W. Brian Sullivan
Sullivan
Berkshire Housing plan to convert Mohawk Hotel to 40 low income units
HUD approved a Berkshire Housing Corp preliminary plan to convert Mohawk Hotel in Berkshire to 40 units of elderly housing. President Edward C. Carman announced an agreement to sell the property to Berkshire Housing by Edward J. Major. Conversion costs estimated at 900000 to 1000000 dollars.
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ADAMS
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Berkshire Housing Development Corp
Berkshire Housing
Edward C. Carman
Carman
Edward J. Major
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Judson Brown
Jones, Ehrich and Dollard
Franklin Peene Jones
Wiley
Jones
American Legion
Keene Furniture
Sunderland
Ellen L. Wiley
Selectman
By Maggie C. Bucholt
Rutland
Lambert
Henry R. Lambert
Manchester Water Company
Palmer House
Vip Plaza
Lois Mattison
Michael Colgan
Ruth Cook
Don Dorr
John West
Berkshire Plaza
North Adams, Mass
BankAmericard/Roberts
EACC
Shaftsbury
Burklyn
Arts Center
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Shadowbrook Probe
Stockbridge
Trustees of Reservations
Shadowbrook
North Adams
Raymond F. Babeu
River St
Babeu
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