Castleton Opens Evening Courses With New Offerings
Castleton State College will offer nearly 40 night courses next semester with Jan 17 21 registration and some classes starting Jan 20. New offerings include Motion Picture A Study and Contributions of the American Indian. Courses carry full college credit and most are three credits transferable to degree programs.
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Castleton
Castleton State College
William G. Ellis
Division of Continuing Education
Dr. Ellis
Man
Europe
Donald
Carolyn Cruikshank
Rochester
Castleton McShane
Fine Arts Center
Douglas Fairbanks
Robin Hood
Errol Flynn
W. C. Fields
Accounting and
Philosphy of Education
Bruce Prum
Harvey Dorfman
Castleton State
Manchester
Special ETV program Economic crystal ball
Vermonters will see a special Vermont Educational Television program on January 13 at 7 30 p m about the economy and the crystal ball symbol of the dollar. Moderated by University of Vermont economist Mrs Faith Prior the panel includes Dr Malcolm Severance Richard Van Pelt and Reid Jr staffers from the Stabilization Division. Viewers can call 655 1100 to ask questions during the show.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Malcolm Severance
Richard van Pelt
Forbes and Wallace Department Store
Springfield
Mass
Reid Jr
William Bozzone
Daniel George
Prior
Battenkill Grange Centennial Candle Highlight Snowmobile Safety
The Battenkill Grange centennial candle was lit by Mrs. Belle Decker with a program on snowmobile safety led by Mrs. Helen Whitman. She urged obeying laws, proper clothing, eye protection, not traveling alone, and avoiding hazards. Discussions covered trespass on farm property, late hours, and rescuing stranded people. Roy Crofut noted Arlington Rescue Squad assistance. A legislative report urged voting and monitoring Montpelier. The Grange entered a community beautifying contest and set January social events. An Plaque memorial for Clarence J. Decker was presented. Ethan Allen Pomona hosts meeting January 11. Next Battenkill Grange meeting is January 19.
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Belle Decker
Helen Whitman
Roy Crofut
Arlington Rescue Squad
Jesse Harrington
Montpelier
Grange
Cooledge
Connecticut
Master Crofut
Debbie Wright
Dan Hoffman
Virginia Woodcock
Doris Wright
Bonnie Brown
Mike Hayes
Alford Clayton
Louise King
Robert Whitman
Charles Gould
Bennington
Ethan
Albany Pops Concert Led by Hegyi at Palace Theatre
The Albany Symphony will present a traditional Pops Concert on Saturday January 22 at 8 30 p m in the Palace Theatre Albany Julius Hegyi will conduct The Barbershop Chorus joins the symphony for a medley and the Barbershop Quartet sings unaccompanied The program includes Skaters Waltz Poet and Peasant Overture Babes in Toyland The Mikado The Student Prince Londonderry Air and The Carnival of Venice Trumpet solo in The Carnival of Venice by James Morris Tickets $5 50 4 50 3 50 and 2 50 available by SASE to The Albany Symphony Orchestra D & H Building Room 26 Albany NY 12207 or by calling 465 4755.
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Albany
N.Y
Albany Symphony
Palace Theatre
Julius Hegyi
Londonderry Air
James Morris
Albany Symphony Orchestra
Elegance tops 1971 international best dressed list
Princess Salima and Mrs. Ronald Reagan lead the 1971 best dressed list reflecting a return to elegance after fashion experimentation. The 2,000-expert panel highlighted Cher Twiggy and Liza Minnelli among others, with Barons, counts and prominent wives listed for both women and men.
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New York
UPI
Salima
Aga Khan IV
Ronald Reagan
California
Richard Pistell
Mme
Francois Cathoux
Frederick Melhado
Sidney Brody
Los Angeles
Liza Minnelli
Pierre Schlumberger
Reinaldo Herrera Jr
Cher Bono
Twiggy Hornby
Kitty Hawks
Howard Hawks
Jan Weymouth
Kay Graham
Washington
D.C
Real estate agent? Hoosick man faces county purchasing clash
Hoosick resident Frank O. Pierce was named purchasing agent by the Republican-led Rensselaer County Legislature drawing Democratic opposition over Harold E. Gordon’s civil service status. County attorney Honig says Pierce is the agent and only his purchases count, while Democrats seek an attorney general opinion on Gordon. Pierce took the oath and started work. Gordon was seen in the office amid the dispute.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Frank O. Pierce
Rensselaer County
Harold E. Gordon
Rensselaer
Marvin I. Honig
Joseph G. Manupella
Attorney General’s Office
Gordon
Pierce
Hoosick Falls Couple Celebrates 40th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Phillips of 7 Snow St Hoosick Falls celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary with a New Year’s Eve open house at their daughter and son‑in‑law Frank and Agnes Kusala 9 Snow St. About 100 guests attended. The couple, married Dec 30 1931 at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, live in Hoosick Falls with three grandchildren. A four‑tier cake was baked by Mrs Bernard Graney.
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Raymond Phillips
Snow St
Frank Kusala
Bernard Graney
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosick Falls
Phillips
Eleanor Moon
Stillwater
West Mountain wildlife group eyed by Shaftsbury residents
Landowners on West Mountain Shaftsbury discuss forming an informal wildlife preservation group led by Marjorie and Leonard Black. The plan calls for no dues or formal structure, cooperation with county forester and extension services, and action limited to learning how to protect habitat without spending money. Black cites parcel consolidation and ecological disruption as reasons to act, inviting interested residents to Echo Farm to join a meeting. The Blacks note their own properties have long served as wildlife preserves.
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Shaftsbury
West Mountain
Marjorie
Leonard Black
Echo Farm
Black
Banner
Mother Nature
West Mountain Road
Shaftsbury Hilltop Girls 4-H Club Inducts New Members
The Shaftsbury Hilltop Girls 4-H Club met at Shaftsbury School on December 18. New members Julia Montgomery Sally Mattison Betty Mattison Laurie Harrington Lori Watson Carol Crossman Cheryl Rowe Debbie Rowe and Lisa King were inducted. Proceeds from candy sales fund camp trips this summer. Next meeting set for January 29 at 11 a.m.
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Hilltop
Hilltop Girls
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School
Julia Montgomery
Sally
Betty Mattison
Laurie Harrington
Lori Watson
Carol Crossman
Cheryl
Debbie Rowe
Lisa King
Jenny Ryan
Tami Browe
Kim Borden
Susie Ware
Kim Myers
Blanche
Denis Browe
Christmas Covered Dish Supper At Saint John’s North Bennington
North Bennington Sodality of Saint John the Baptist Church will host its annual Christmas covered dish supper on Wednesday January 12 at 6 30 PM. An exchange of gifts will take place and all women of the parish are invited to attend.
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Sodality
Saint John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
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