Antique car exhibit to open at Shaker Museum Festival
Old Chatham hosts an antique car display on August 7 from 10 am to 6 pm as part of the Shaker Museum Festival. Automobilists of the Upper Hudson Valley, Inc. will showcase models from 1916 to 1932 including a Ford touring car, a Dodge, a Packard, a Studebaker, a Buick, and a Lincoln, plus Essex and Stutz entries. The event also features a 100-dealer flea market and Louis Paul Jonas Studios miniature animals with Shaker furniture gallery exhibits.
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Old Chatham
Automobilists of the Upper
Hudson Valley
Henry
Ford
Dodge
Packard
Studebaker
Buick
Lincoln
Essex
Allis- Chalmers
Chandler
Pikes Peak
Russell Carrell
Louis Paul Jonas
Nive
Shaftsbury Clerk Opens Voter Registration to 18 Year Olds
Shaftsbury Town Clerk Mrs. Cathleen Harwood announced she has received all forms to register first time voters. Citizens who have lived in town 180 days and intend Shafts bury as permanent residence are urged to come to the clerk's office and take the freeman's oath.
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Cathleen Harwood
Shaftsbury
Hudson Valley to offer data processing degree
Hudson Valley Community College in Troy will launch an in service data processing program leading to an associate in applied science degree. The plan, announced by Adrian C. Gonyea, honors self education with college credits for work experience. It targets part time students with at least two years of field experience.
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Troy
N.Y
Hudson Valley Community College
Adrian C. Gonyea
Troy College
Ewald B. Nyquist
New York State
H.V.C.C
Nyquist
Rensselaer
Corbin
James R. Corbin
Arlington community notices and college program prospects
Arlington updates list several club meetings at the fish and game club house, fire company lawn party, Bat tenkill Grange social, and an auction for the Arlington Garden Club. Also noted are a mass reschedule at St. Margaret Mary's, a fish fry by American Legion Post 69, and a fire company food sale. The piece also reports on a Hudson Valley Community College data processing program with two seminar courses, transfer credits, and degree options led by James R. Corbin.
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Arlington Fish and Game Club
Warm Brook
Arlington Fire Co
East Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Lake Mascoma Examined by Dartmouth Student Team
Serious illness of Mascoma Lake in Enfield New Hampshire prompts a summer study by six Dartmouth College students using NSF and Mellon Foundation grants. They will test water for algae oxygen and bacteria while surveying 1200 residents to gauge attitudes and potential remedies.
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Hanover
N.H
Mascoma Lake
Enfield
Dartmouth College
Jeffrey W. Bock
Springville
N.Y
National Science Foundation
NSF
Mellon Foundation
Kiewit
Dartmouth
Bock
Marlboro presents Molnar comedy The Guardsman playbill
The Marlboro Theatre Company opens The Guardsman by Ferenc Molnar at the Players Barn Route 9 Marlboro. Performances run nightly 8 30 p m through Saturday with 1 75 starting tickets and group rates.Cast includes John Devaney Hilary Waters Peter Williamson Maggie Marx Gregory Dalton Janis Karpin Hugh Bareiss. Box office 254 2120.
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Marlboro
Molnar
Alfred Lunt
Lynn Fontane
Liliom
Peter Kipp
Marlboro Theatre Company
Berkshire Theatre Festival
John Devaney
Malvolio
Hilary Waters
Devaney
Marlboro Company
Cambridge
the Proposition
Peter Williamson
Maggie Marx
Gregory Dalton
Janis Karpin
Hugh Bareiss
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Golf Day at Country Club
The Van Rensselaer Division Kiwanis golf day will be held Tuesday afternoon at Hoosick Falls Country Club with a 1 p.m. tee-off. Visiting Kiwanians will join the weekly luncheon on the club porch. Hoosick Falls plans at least two foursomes, special low greens fees, and a team trophy plus other prizes. Mason C. Harrison and Mrs. Harrison celebrate their wedding anniversary on Wednesday.
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van Rensselaer Division
Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls
Mason C. Harrison
Forest Service awards first road under new rules in Rutland
The U S Forest Service awarded a 198 795 bid to W B Rogers of Bethel to build Old Job Road a 3 1 2 mile extension from Danby toward Landgrove. The project emphasizes environmental design with no burning of debris more controlled soil disturbance and wildlife seeding. It aims to minimize erosion and preserve the land while curving to blend with the forest and will close part near the Appalachian Trail Footpath in the Wilderness to reduce ATV use. Completion is targeted for fall 1973 and the plan envisions 12 4 million board feet of sawtimber and 12 000 cords of pulpwood over 20 years, plus a Lake Brook access area for recreation.
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Rutland
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
Johnson
Lake Brook
Three new commissioners named to Arlington Bennington planning panel
Ferdinand Bongartz announced three appointees to the Arlington Bennington County Regional Planning Commission increasing total membership to 35. Peter Houskeeper of Rupert Robert B Condon of Bennington and William Sandy Morse of Arlington were elected after nomination by the executive committee. Houskeeper a retired principal, Condon a Bennington hotel manager and housing authority member Morse county developer for the Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council. The notice follows a biweekly report on a corn blight spreading in 29 states, with pockets of moderate to severe infection.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Bennington Housing Authority
Morse
Bennington-Rutland
Opportunity Council
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
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Chatham
Helene Thompson
Arlington Garden Club
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
American Legion Post 69
Legion Rooms
Arlington Fire Company
Lisa la Batt
Earl la Batt
South Carolina
Constantine Lopes
Brighton
Mass
Peter Lopes
Burt Bros
Nichols
North Star
Meteor
Lake
Vermont
Bennington
Main ST. Bennington
Save Way
Mammoth Mart
Edith Beaumont
BCRPC
del Monte
Walker
North Adams
Argain P
Hush Puppies
H.ls
Wwez
Ntire ST N'S & WO Sandals
Ly St
Ion
Martin’s Shoe Store
Main Street
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