Judo program starts with MAUHS demonstration
Mt Anthony Union High School hosts a judo program beginning Wednesday Jan 26 at 8 pm with a demonstration. The 12 week course runs Jan 27 from 7 to 9 pm in the school gym, open to residents 16 and older, with a fee for the course but free demonstration. Charles Hartman leads the program affiliated with US Judo Federation and AAU.
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Mauhs
Mt. Anthony
Mt. Anthony Union High School
United States Judo Federation
Adirondack Association of Amateur Athletic Union
AAU
Charles Hartman
Empire State Judo Association
Kodaisan
Tokyo
Japan
Hartman
New foster parents group seeks more state support
A new statewide Foster Parents association formed in Montpelier at Bethany Church elected interim officers and adopted bylaws from a steering committee. The group met this week to organize activities and seek increased state support for foster families.
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New Foster Parents Group
Montpelier
Association of
Bethany Church
Elnora Havey
Springfield
Vivian Snelling
Royalton
William McCarty
Brattleboro
Snowshoe trip set Saturday by Green Mt. Club
The Green Mountain Club hosts a snowshoe excursion this Saturday meeting at 11 a.m. in the Vermont Bank and Trust Co. parking lot led by Sandy Morse near East Arlington. The event opens a winter activity series by the Bennington section with cross country skiers welcome and includes plans for an overnight Stratton Pond trip in March.
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Green Mt. Club
Green Mountain Club
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
Sandy Morse
East Arlington
Bennington
Stratton Pond
Juanita Bentendorfer
Vermont food stamp conference scheduled for Jan 27
Burlington reports that the Vermont Food Stamp Conference set for 10 a.m. at Bethany Church in Montpelier will proceed as planned. Stephen Rose of Bread & Law Task Force cites ongoing program issues despite a Department of Agriculture pledge not to cut or reduce bonuses, calling for broad participation including government, recipients, seniors, labor, churches and experts to discuss improvements. The Brattleboro hearing on the Vernon reactor license resumes Jan 31 at 2:30 p.m. at the Vermont National Guard Armory to review power needs and regulatory effects, with attendees examining new rules and potential impacts on Vermont.
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Burlington
Vermont
Bethany
Montpelier
Stephen Rose
Bread & Law Task Force
Department of Agriculture
Rose
Brattleboro
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Safety and Licensing Board
Vernon
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vermont National Guard
Main St
Vermont Yankee
Secrerity Office
TOPS 26 queen Angela OBrien receives January flowers
Angela OBrien tops TOPS chapter 26 with a 28 pound loss. On January 17 she received flowers on a TOPSY figurine presented by leader Irene Andrews. Mt Anthony Jaycees to hear John Lyons discuss recreation at Mc Cullough Mansion January 25. Sacramento NEA error sparks reform talk. Reagan attacks figures. NEA says California overestimated enrollment.
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Tops 26
Angela O’brien
Irene Andrews
Green Mountain
Milwaukee
Wis
John Lyons
Town Park and Recreation Commission
Mt. Anthony
Sacramento
Calif
Funerals Notable in Dorset Arlington and Bennington Areas
Funeral services were held for Harry Sheldon Sr. of South Dorset at the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert with Rev. Hal C. Miller officiating and bearers listed from Dorset Manchester and Bennington. Entombment planned at Maple Hill Cemetery vault with burial to follow. Separate services for Exelia Harris of Shaftsbury in North Bennington and for Peace Mattison of East Arlington took place in local churches with clergy including Msgr. Charles Marcoux and Rev. John Geer. Burial plans place them in family plots or Evergreen Cemetery in spring. Mrs Harris died after a long illness at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Mrs Mattison had resided in Arlington 60 years.
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Harry Sheldon Sr
South Dorset
United Church of
Exelia Harris
Shaftsbury
Smith T. Harris
St. John the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Charles Marcoux
St. Francis Xavier Church
Winooski
Harris
Michael A. Demasi
S&s. John the Baptist Church
Peace Mattison
East Arlington
Norman O. Mattison
Federated Church
John Geer
Rachael Moore
Roy Crofut
James McGuire
Gregory Wright
Herman Benjamin
Leo Harrington
Maynard Grout
Red Mountain Chapter
CES
Hanson-Walbridge
Arlington
Marilyn King
Clyde Putnam
Mary Best
Enterprise Society
the Federated Church
Mack Molding
Hale Co
Geer
Evergreen Cemetery
Mattison
Putnam Hospital
Sheriff’s Posse hears talk on pony clubs dinner
The Bennington County Mounted Posse held its annual meeting and dinner at Mountainview Restaurant in Clarksburg Mass with 50 attending. Speakers were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schurink owners of a Shaftsbury riding school. New officers named include James Beattie secretary Nancy Gwordz and Carol Gleason treasurer. Frank Eddy honored for organizing the posse in 1966. The 1971 report was presented by retiring secretary Mrs. Carol Lindley and Schurinks discussed pony clubs in the United States. Dancing followed.
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Bennington County Mounted Posse
Mountainview
Clarksburg
Mass
Henry Schurink
Schurinks
Shaftsbury
C.H. van Steemburg
James Beattie
Manchester
Nancy Gwordz
Carol Gleason
Carol Lindley
Schurink
United States
England
Phosphate Violation Fines Hit 30 N Y Stores
More than 30 supermarkets statewide face fines for phosphate law breaches with five Albany County firms cited. A Tuesday hearing at Wolf Road reviewed penalties set at 100 dollars per store, with 2400 dollars per firm suspended if no further violations occur. The law, effective January first, bans phosphate cleaners above 8.7 percent phosphorus and requires labeling.
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Albany
N.Y
Albany County
Environmental Conservation Department
Wolf Road
EnCow
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Frank King
Walker
Pak Head
Porterhouse
Maixer
Joseph H. Oakey
Committee On
St. Johnsbury
Teachers’ Center
St. Johnsbury School
Western Ave
U.S. Office of Education
U.S. Senate
Jaycees
Mrs. Smith T. Harris
Norman Mattison
Sheriff's Posse
Frank Eddy
Maj
van Steemburg
Posse
Country Casuals
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Mastercharge and Bank Americard Wecome
Vmas Dai Furniture Inc
Elw
Martin's Shoe Store
North St. Bennington
Alexander Alexander Grannis
Grannis
Department
Greenberg
Dupont White
A. C. Interior
IDROP
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