Engaged Haugsrud Clayton Planned in Arlington
Mr and Mrs John L Haugsrud of Arlington announce the engagement of their daughter Kristin Inga to Richard A Clayton son of Mr and Mrs Edwin L Clayton of Manchester The bride to be is a 1972 graduate of Arlington Memorial High School and a criminal justice major at Castleton State College The groom is a 1969 Burr and Burton Seminary graduate who attended Bryant McIntosh College served in the Army and is enrolled for the fall term at Embry Riddle Aeronautical University in Daytona Beach Florida A June wedding is planned.
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Arlington
John L. Haugsrud
Kristin Inga
Richard A. Clayton
Edwin L. Clayton
Manchester
Alington Memorial High School
Castleton State College
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bryant- McIntosh College
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Daytona Beach
Fla
Local piano teacher to lead conference in Boston
Mrs. Rosamond van der Linde of North Bennington is named director of the MTNA Eastern Division Conference Workshop to be held February 1-3 at Boston University. The program features noted instructors, topics from vocal pedagogy to electronic music, and an unrehearsed student performance with area pianists including four van der Linde girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosamond van der Linde
North Bennington
Music Teachers National Association
MTNA
Boston University
Julio Estaban
David Epstein
MIT
Alex Sarkis
Kodaly Institute
Victor Rosenbaum
New England Conservatory
John Goodman
Villa-Lobos
van der Linde
Maria Lally
Tamar Witkin
Cathy Marker
Ice Harvest Festival Revives Brookfield Tradition
In Brookfield Vermont a Second Annual Ice Harvest Festival is set for Feb 17 on Sunset Lake. Veterans and newcomers will see ice cutting with saws and chisel bars, hear about early industry practices, and glimpse how ice was stored for summer use. The event, hosted by the Green Trails Inn, aims to teach the old craft to today’s generation and honors a once vital local industry. The article notes Brookfield’s ice historically shipped to Randolph Creamery and that modern refrigeration reduced the trade after the 1940s.
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Brookfield
Sunset Lake
Green Trails Inn
Vermont
Randolph Creamery
Boston
Frederick Tudor
Cambridge
Mass
Tudor
Randolph
Northfield
Information Travel
Montpelier
Stella Sicinski Crowned 1974 REAC Senior Queen
Mrs Stella Sicinski, 86, of Hoosick Falls was crowned 1974 queen of the REAC seniors in Hoosick Falls Sunday afternoon. Crowning by last year’s queen 84 year old Mrs Josephine Beaumont, with club president Harold LaPorte seen in back.
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Stella Sicinski
Hoosick Falls
REAC
Retired
Eagles Activities Club
Josephine Beaumont
Harold LaPorte
Vermont Republicans back four year term amendment push
In Montpelier UPI, Secretary of State Thomas and Attorney General Cheney voiced support for five proposed Vermont Constitution amendments, including extending terms to four years. They denied making it a political issue, while Democrats accuse Republicans of backing away now a Democrat is governor. Salmon could become Vermont’s first four year term governor if voters ratify and he seeks reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas
Conservation aide quits over Vermont vacation home dispute
Gerald James, assistant director of the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont, resigns after a clash with executive director John Stevens over the Miri Construction Co. project to build a 250 vacation homes in Jamaica. James will return to public relations work and leaves the society split on the development.
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Saxtons River
UPI
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Vermont
Gerald James
James
Society
John Stevens
Miri Construction Co
Jamaica
Stevens
Vermont lawmakers push home finance reform in coming two weeks
Montpelier reports say the House Commerce Committee chaired by Paul Graves plans quick approval of Gov Salmon's home finance agency and a bill to end the 7 percent interest ceiling on home loans.
Lefkowitz backs bottle ban in New York
Attorney General Lefkowitz supported proposed state legislation to ban or require a deposit on throwaway beverage containers. Industry and labor groups opposed, citing job losses and higher beer and soda costs. NYPIRG noted hidden disposal costs up to 30 cents per six pack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Lefkowitz
State Council of Environmental Advisors
New York Public Interest Research Group
Nypirg
Possible closure talked for St Joseph’s Regional High School
In North Adams officials of the Springfield Diocese confirm discussions on closing St Joseph’s Regional High School. Final decision rests with Bishop Christopher J Weldon. Principal Sister Betti Gould and county coordinator Fr Richard Sniezyk say nothing official yet and note students would likely move to public schools. The topic has circulated for six years.
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North Adams
Springfield
St. Joseph’s Regional High School
Christopher J. Weldon
Betti Gould
Richard Sniezyk
Sniezyk
Plan for Pittsfield to North Adams highway dies
North Adams officials and Berkshire business leaders react as state transportation secretary Alan Altshuler declares the double-barrelled highway project dead. He cautions no new Route 8 link before 1990 at best and questions its merit, noting years of prior frustration.
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North Adams
Pittsfield
Alan Altshuler
Berkshire
Altshuler
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Eureka
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Cy Bluto
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Marr Self
Sealy Luxury Guard
SEALY
Mastercharge and
Bankamericard Welcome
Furniture Inc
ELM Street
Service Council
Human Services Council of
Cupola Food Shop
Manchester Center
Timothy Stevenson
Ethan Allen
Rutland
Stevenson
James Lauve
United Counseling
Salvatore
S.R.O
Penalto
Els
Spring Street
Williamstown, Mass
Shelburne
Michael Millette
Burlington
Leon
New York
Troy
Troy Urban Renewal Authority
Uncle Sam
Cowper Construction Co
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