New Hampshire Man Named To Head First Chance Work
Rob ert R. Devoid of Troy New Hampshire has been named director of First Chance a federally funded project for educational preparation of handicapped children. The program operates in Windham and Windsor Counties to provide localized services and coordination for students who would otherwise enter school at a disadvantage. Devoid, a Keene native with degrees from Boston College Keene State College and UNH, brings experience in education and youth training programs including OEO initiatives.
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New Hampshire
Brattleboro
Vermont
Jonathan P. A. Leopold
Robert R. Devoid
Troy, N.H
First Chance
Windham
Windsor
Winston L. Prouty
R-Vt
Health Care and Rehabilitation Services of
Southeast
Devoid
Keene
N.H
Boston College
Keene State College
University of New Hampshire
OEO
Miles Lumber Co. owner marks 59th wedding anniversary
Arlington Helene Thompson 375-2325 Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Miles Sr. celebrated their 59th wedding anniversary Jan. 20 at their winter home in Clearwater Florida. Twenty friends from this area joined them. Miles is the owner of Miles Lumber Co. here. Thursday at 8 p.m. at the high school, Republican and Democratic town caucuses.
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R. K. Miles Sr
Clearwater, Fla
Miles
Miles Lumber Co
Selectmen To Appeal State Tax Findings
Shaftsbury selectmen will appeal a state Tax Department finding that could reduce state school aid under the Miller Formula. A spot check pegged Shaftsbury sisters at 34 percent of fair market value versus the state recommended 50 percent, which would raise the town's value and lower aid. The board has asked for a restudy of the initial findings.
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Shaftsbury
Department
Shaftsbury Sisters
Manchester
Crozier urges uniting town clerk and treasurer roles
Shaftsbury Republican chair Andrew Crozier proposed combining the town clerk and treasurer offices to stabilize staffing. He argued the current turnover stems from lengthy training and better offers to trained clerks. A sinking fund was also urged to build a new town office with proper meeting space for selectmen and officials.
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Crozier
Shaftsbury
Andrew Crozier
Republican
Rozier
Car Rollover Crash Near Nottingham Park Leaves No Injuries
An out-of-state car carrying six passengers skidded off Barnumville Road in Manchester and crashed into a tree at 5:20 p.m. No one was injured. The 1969 Chevrolet sedan, driven by Nicholas Cipollino of Brooklyn, NY, sustained heavy front-end damage near Nottingham Park Road. Officers Fred Wessner and Gene Galotti investigated. the tree was only scratched.
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Manchester
Barnumville Road
Nicholas Cipollino
Brooklyn
N.Y
Nottingham Park Road
Fred Wessner
Gene Galotti
Rotary Auction Set to Benefit Williamstown Scholars
Williamstown Rotary seeks donations for the 1970 Rotary Scholarship Auction to be held February 21 at Mitchell School gym. Funds aid local students’ first year of college with a $2,500 goal. past contributions exceed $10,000. Donations welcome from residents, with pickup contact Rudy Goff at 458-3605 or drop items at Geoff's Sport Gift and Hobby Center.
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Williamstown
Mass
Murray D. Smith
Mitchell School
Rotary Club
Rudy Goff
Geoff's Sport, Gift and Hobby Center
Spring Street
West Arlington Home Extension January meeting announced
The West Arlington branch will hold its January meeting at the West Arlington Community House on Wednesday the 28th at 1 p.m. The program focuses on low calorie desserts and includes a regular business meeting. New area residents are invited and lapsed members urged to rejoin. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Walter Finney and Mrs. Edward Horan.
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West Arlington
The
Home Extension Program
Walter Finney
Edward Horan
Sargood Elected Country Club President
HOOSICK FALLS New York Richard Sargood was elected president of the Hoosick Falls Country Club for the coming year at a board meeting. Francis McEvoy is vice president George Dougherty Jr treasurer and Daniel Boylan secretary. Dougherty and Boylan were reelected and McEvoy elected director succeeding John Keough who resigned. Reelected directors include Donald Smith Charles Cappellino and Francis Ryan. Terms continue through 1970 for Luke Fleming Joseph Correlli Gabe Crucetti Wendell Croyle Ralph Millington Fred McGuire and George Holbrook.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Richard Sargood
Hoosick Falls Country Club
Francis McEvoy
George Dougherty Jr
Daniel Boylan
Dougherty
Francis Ryan
Luke Fleming
Joseph Correlli
Gabe Crucetti
Wendell Croyle
Ralph Millington
Fred McGuire
George Holbrook
Negotiations Over Whitingham Farms Move Ahead
Whitingham Farms in southern Vermont reports a new management contract to purchase the land. Stephen G. Kasner of R. M. Bradley and Co. says ownership transfers are delayed by title searches and surveys, with an engineering study planned. About 1,700 lots are expected plus the 400 acres Sky Farm, all meeting one acre minimums. Escrow of 150000 signals buy plans. development remains mortgage-bound to Carthusian Foundation.
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Whitingham
Whitingham Farms
Vermont
Stephen G. Kasner
R. M. Bradley and Co
Boston
Bradley Co
Kasner
Volve
Whitingham Farms Inc
Vacationlands Development Inc
Carthusian Foundation of America
Arlington
Wood Duck Boxes Built By Cambridge Club
Cambridge New York January 11 about 30 Waterfowl Improvement Association members and friends held an outing at Chamberlands Mills Pond Hebron to install wood duck nesting boxes and mallard nests. The group aims for about 100 baby ducks this summer under vice president Carl Hegel supervision with officers and wives helping. The next outing is January 31 at Ernest Smith's marsh in Salem under Raymond Bob Coombs. The club plans its next meeting January 27 at Carl's Restaurant Hoosick with expected turnout from multiple towns. first annual dinner is planned March 17 at Wally's Greenwich with over 100 expected attendees and tickets on sale.
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Cambridge
N.Y
The
Waterfowl Improvement Association
Chamberlands Mills
Hebron
Carl Hegel
Hoosick
Ernest Smith
Marsh
Smith Road
Salem
Raymond
Bob’ Coombs
Carl’s Restaurant
Troy
Hoosick Falls
Greenwich
Glens Falls
Schaghticoke
Schuylerville
Bennington
Marlboro Theatre to stage two young American plays
Marlboro College Theatre Workshop presents The Serpent by Jean-Claude van Itallie and Icarus's Mother by Sam Shepard at 8 p.m. on January 29 in the college music auditorium. Geoffrey Brown directs as the public is invited with no admission charge.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Jean-Claude van Itallie
Open Theatre
New York City
Joseph Chaikin
van Itallie
Icarus
Sam Shepard
Lincoln Center
Tearus
Geoffrey Brown
Second Broken Leg For Hoosick Falls Girl In Skating Fall
Mary Alice Cluett 13, daughter of Sanford and Mrs Cluett of Johnson Hill Road, suffered a spiral fracture of the left leg in a skating accident at the Hoosick Falls athletic field rink. The Hoosick Falls Central School student was pushed by other skaters Sunday afternoon, treated at Putnam Memorial Hospital, then sent home with her leg in a cast.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mary Alice Cluett
Sanford Cluett
Johnson Hill Road
Mary Alice
Hoosick Falls Central School
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Hoosick
Savings and Loan Officers Re-Elected in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS NY All directors were re elected at the Permanent Savings and Loan Association annual meeting. Directors include Morgan Burke Dr Volney Chapman Leo Fairbanks John LaPan and Arthur McLinden Clyde R Baker chaired the meeting with John A Murphy and Forest J Reed as inspectors of election Organizational meeting re elected officers Anthony J Ramuski president and treasurer Morgan Burke executive vice president and secretary Clyde Baker vice president
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Permanent Savings and Loan Association
Morgan Burke
Volney Chapman
Leo Fairbanks
John LaPan
Arthur McLinden
Clyde R. Baker
John A. Murphy
Forest J. Reed
Anthony J. Ramuski
Clyde Baker
Hoosick Falls Honoring Nash Anniversary at Open House
Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs Arthur Nash of 21 Bovie Ave will be honored at an open house reception Sunday Feb 1 for their 25th wedding anniversary. The event at St Stanislaw Hall runs 2 6 pm hosted by their children and by Mrs Robert Gagnon Mrs Patricia Nash and Arthur Nash Jr Mrs Robert Reinfurt of 18 Hoosick St was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital Sunday by the Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad.
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Arthur Nash
Bovie Ave
St. Stanislaw Hall
Robert Gagnenon
Patricia Nash
Arthur, Nash Jr
Robert Reinfurt
Hoosick St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of Hoosick
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Claude Frank
Bennington College
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