Hoosick Falls approves reappraisal bid in village meeting
Hoosick Falls Village Board accepted a 13.60 bid from Cole-Layer Trumble to reappraise village property. Mayor Severson's vote clarified a 4-3 result after ties, with the firm to perform the appraisal by November 1 and potential legal costs covered by the firm in case of actions related to the reappraisal.
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Debbie Atwood
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cole-Layer‘Trumble Company
William C. Johnston
Richard A. Severson
Dolmston
Johnston
Michael Brewster
Zoning course in Arlington opens five-week program
A five week zoning administration and enforcement course starts tonight at 7 30 in St. Margaret Mary's parish hall Route 7 Arlington. Bernard D. Johison assistant director of the Vermont state planning office outlines the town plan purpose content relation to zoning local control and ongoing planning. The program funded partly by a U S Department of Housing and Urban Development grant and no enrollment fee.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Vermont
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Vermont Orchestra reports record 37th season success
At the Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association annual meeting trustees praised music director Alan Carter and the orchestra for a record 37th season ending May 7 at Johnson State College. The season featured works by 25 composers in 19 concerts and 83 small ensembles in 49 communities for about 40 000 Vermonters. Trustees elected Steele Griswold Jean Christie and David Parnigani to the board amid a lengthy list of honorary chairs and officers. The 38th season will begin July 4 weekend with Jay Peak and Middlebury performances and add school day demonstrations. The association pledged intensified fundraising to avoid curtailment and ensure broad access to Vermont’s professional symphony.
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Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association
Alan Carter
Johnson State College
Johnson
Vermont
Carter
Steele Griswold
Burlington
S. T. Griswold & Co
Jean Christie
Mt. Snow
Afount Snow Development Corporation
David Parnigani
Brattlebero
WKVT
Deane C. Davis
Kenneth F. Hammer
Colt Industries
Fairbanks Morse Weighing Systems Division
St. Johnsbury
Ernest Stiresoof
Cornwall
Dike Blair
Vermont Book Shops
Middlebury
Waitsfield
Elinor H. Means
Vallin H. Lust
Lincoln
Everett Bailey
E. B. and
A. C. Whiting Company
C. Douglas Cairns
Champlain Oil Company
Thomas H. Russell
Brandon
Frederick Steinway
National Orchestral Association, Inc
New York
Muir Weissinger
Randolph
Machean Williamson
Woodstock
Byron McCoy
Rutland
Crossroads Arts Council
Rhodes Bucklin
Cherlotte
Jay Peak
Middlebury - Vergennes - Bristol
Arlington-Bennington
Manchester
Kenneth Hammer
St. Johsbury
Ernest, Stires
Hammer
Stires
Manchester village voters set 1972-73 budget and trustees race
Manchester village votes tonight on a 1972-73 budget of 79 460 with road and admin cost increases. Four village trustee seats and the presidency are up, with Richard B Rockwell seeking the presidency to replace Carlton J Winslow, and Douglas C Schnee aiming for Rockwell's seat. Incumbents Richard Falay and Hugh Putnaim seek re election. The elementary school board meets tonight at 7 30 to announce budget cuts amid a near million dollar plan. March Town Meeting voters demanded a 20 000 reduction.
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Manchester Village
Richard B. Rockwell
Carlton J. Winslow
Douglas C. Schnee
Rockwell
Richard Falay
Hugh Putnaim
Manchester Elementary School
March
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont Relocates to Townshend Office
CSSV moves from Bondville to Townshend into the Rochambeau Lodge building to better serve members and the public. A new library and printing department support expanded programs. office hours are Monday to Friday. Mailing address Box 256 Townshend VT 05353 and telephone 163-773.
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Townshend
Conservation Society of
Southern Vermont
Bondville
Rochambeau Lodge
Townshend Dommnion
Vermont
Hearing on Red Mill Dam Set in Arlington
A public hearing on the Red Mill Dam on the Battenkill is planned for July 18 at 7 30 p.m. in Fisher Elementary School Arlington. The session is called by a special Legislative Council committee studying the dam issue chaired by Sen Madeline B Harwood with members Rep Robert Graf Rep Henry Hicks Rep James Paul Rep Robert Simson and Forrest B Orr of the Department of Environmental Conservation.
Dorset School Board Considers Cost-Reducing Addition Plan
In a special session Dorset school directors meet Rutland architect Clarence Whitney to review preliminary designs for an elementary school addition. After rejecting Whitney's $80,000 steel design last week, the board aims to keep costs under $50,000, with Whitney proposing hourly work rather than a flat fee. The meeting is at the Dorset school library.
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Dorset
Rutland
Clarence Whitney
Whitney
Dorset School Library
Readsboro education leader Preston Bruce Jr earns doctorate
Preston Bruce Jr., former Readsboro School principal, earned a Doctorate in Education from the University of Massachusetts in June. A Lyndon State College graduate (1961), he began teaching in Readsboro and later served as principal, with a long career in federal education programs and community planning. He married Kellene Underdown in June 1964 and has two children.
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Readsboro
Preston Bruce Jr
Readsboro School
University of Massachusetts
Lyndon State College
Lyndonville
Bruce
Readsboro Central School
Cherry Lawn School
Darien
Office of Economic Opportunity
West Virginia
Kentucky
General Electric Company
Pennsylvania
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Office of Child Development
Dr. Bruce
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Horace Mann
University of Massachusetts and
HOW
Umass
University
Joan
HEW
Bence
Institute For Intergovernmental Service
Kellene Underdown
Preston
Keleng Elaine
Paran Group Picnic at Deer Park Bennington
The Lake Faran Group annual picnic will be held Thursday at Deer Park in Bennington. Each member should bring her own place setting and a beverage along with a covered dish. The group will meet at 12:30 p.m.
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Lake Faran
Deer Park
Bennington
Shaftsbury lad returns home from camp at Malletts Bay
Corkey Sands has returned to his home after two weeks at Camp Finly Cross at Malletts Bay. His parents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Glrows transported him home.
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Shaftsbury Lotts
Corkey Sands
Camp Finly Cross
Malletts Bay
Arthur Glrows
Pete Seeger to Perform at Lenox Arts Twilight Series
Pete Seeger headlines the Lenox Arts Twilight Series on Saturday July 15 on the Lawn at Lenox Art Center in Lenox Massachusetts. The folk icon notes his China visit pre Nixon promoted exchanging folk musicians over symphony exchanges. He has over 40 LPs, co wrote hits like Turn Turn Turn Where Have All The Flowers Gone and If I Had a Hammer. Seeger emphasizes audience participation and is a highly active concert artist with appearances across nearly all states and 39 countries.
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Lenox Art Center
Lenox
Mass
Pete Seeger
Pete
China
Nixon
Seeger
Columbia
Caretakers Picked for Long Trail Shelters
Two women join 14 other college students chosen by the Green Mountain Club to staff 12 shelters along the 260 mile Long Trail. Their duty is to educate hikers about the hiking code, respect for land and others, and to encourage leaving no trace. The group, all outdoors enthusiasts, received orientation in local workshops including a spring session in Stowe and a July 5 meeting at Ken Hoyd's home, supervisor of the caretakers.
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Rutland
Green Mountain Club
Teast
Stowe
Ken Hoyd
Hoosick Falls votes on school board vacancy and budget
Hoosick Falls New York residents will vote July 1 at Hoosick Falls Central School for one board vacancy from 2 to 8 PM in the lobby. After the vacancy ballot the annual budget measure will be put to the voters.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central
Hoosick Falls Central School
Mallary to open second Vermont office in Burlington
Congressman Richard W. Mallary will open a Burlington office on Thursday July 13 to handle increased case work. The office will operate Tuesdays and Fridays from a.m. to p.m. and Monday nights 7 to 9 with hours in room 410 of the Federal Building on Pearl Street.
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Mallary
Burlington
Montpelier
Richard W. Mallary
Vermont
Theodore Richie
Rieble
Federal Building
Pearl Street
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