Drug and alcohol education workshops this summer
Adelphi Drug Education Team of the Vermont Department of Education sponsors three training sessions on drug and alcohol education this summer. Basic two week workshops run July 23 to August 3 in Burlington and August 13 to 24 at Wilmington High School, Monday through Friday 9 am to 3 pm. A three day Tavistock residential workshop at Johnson State College runs July 9 to 11 from 9 am to 5 pm with no tuition. Certification credits available for teachers. no charge for basic workshops, lunch separate. Deadline June 8 for Tavistock. July 1 for basic workshops.
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Tavistock
Adelphi
National Drug Education Program
Office of Education
Vermont Department of Education
Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division
The
Human Services Agency
Burlington
Drug Dependence Institute
Yate University
Edward P. Scully
State Department of Education
Montpelier
Charlie the gosling sent to farm for summer
Shaftsbury elementary students bid farewell to Lonesome Charlie the gosling. Hatched in an incubator as a joint project of Miss Bailey’s second grade and Miss Martin’s first grade classes, Charlie will spend summer at a local farm after three weeks in school.
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Shaftsbury
Lonesome
Charlie
Miss Bailey
Miss Martin
West Arlington Social Notes Highlight Visitors and Hatchling Charlie
The Elbert Davis house on Sandgate Road hosts Bud and Bea Davis from New York City along with Richard Winslow from Washington and D.C. en route to London, and Dianne Kerry of Australia stays with the Davises. The children recount an egg hatch and a playful parrot named Charlie who eagerly enjoys recess, while Miss Martin and Miss Bailey are fond of him, and Henry the dick will replace him after departure.
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Elbert Davis
Sandgate Road
West Arlington
Bud
Bea Davis
New York City
Richard Winslow
Davis
Washington, D.C
London
Bruce
Dianne Kerry
Australia
States
Miss Kerry
Robert Peckhan
North Bennington
Davises
Charlie Nes
Charlie
Miss Martin
Bailey
Henry
Vermont public meetings and hearings schedule this week
A statewide slate of public sessions includes the Vermont Board of Cosmetology in Montpelier, a reapportionment review by the House Government Operations Committee, and the Supreme Court June term. Public Service Board proceedings on a rate case begin Tuesday, with multiple boards meeting across sites including Waterbury, Rutland, Woodstock, and Wandstock. The week also brings education, agriculture, and environmental hearings, plus events such as the Burlington Farmers Market, Mount Snow shows, crafts in North Bennington, and the Vermont Heart Association annual meeting in Vergennes.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont Board of Cosmetology
Banking and Insurance
State
House Government Operations Committee
State House
Vermont Supreme Court
Montpellier
Public Service Board
Green Mountain Power
Pavilion
Waterbury Holiday Inn
Alcoholic Rehabilitation and Drug Rehabilitation Boards
State Environmental Board
Highway Board
Rutland County Court House
Justgold Holding Corp
Woodstock Tistriess Society
Elm Street
Wandstock
Bar Mar
Book Press
Brattleboro
Senate
House Agriculture
Arthur Ristan
State Department of Education
Sugarbush Inn
Warren
Walter Kennedy
Robert Withey
Thomas Salmon
Burlington Farmers Market
Mount Snow Quarter
Morse
Mount Snow
West Dover
McCullough
North Bennington
Vermont Heart Association
Basin Harbor Club
Vergennes
Sunderland votes Tuesday on zoning measure
Sunderland voters head to polls Tuesday at Sunderland Elementary School for a zoning ordinance decision after six months of preparation and interim zoning by the Board of Selectmen. A separate question asks approval to spend funds from the Flocs revenue sharing for property reappraisal, approved at the March Town Meeting.
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Flocs
St Joan to Open Williamstown Season in Berkshire
Williamstown Massachusetts announces the 19th season opens with George Bernard Shaw St Joan from July 5 to 14 marking the first time the play is staged three times at the theatre. Psacharopoulos directs with John Conklin design and Peter Hunt lighting. gala opening July 5 with champagne and party. matinees July 12 and 14 with an extra July 9 performance.
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Williamstown
Mass
George Bernard
St. Joan
France
Berkshires
Williamstown Theatre
Lee Ann Gilfillan
Joan
Joyce Ebert
The
Berkshire Eagle
Nikos Psacharopoulos
George Bernard Shaw
Psacharapoulous
Hedda Gabler
Shige
Shaw
Seals
Arlington Calendar Highlights Weekly Activities and Events
Arlington community items list weekly meetings sports nights and socials at schools legion posts grange and nursing associations. notable entries include Arlington Memorial High School Sports Banquet with guest speaker Dave Morse Rutland Herald and Keith J Budro receiving the sophomore electrical engineering award at the University of Vermont honors day.
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Community House
Arlington Alumni Assoc
American Legion
Legion
Arlington Nursing Association
Immunity House
American Laglan Post
Legion Rooms
Auxiliary
Arlington Memorial High School
Hanquet
Dave’ Morse
Rutland Herald
Keith J. Budro
Leo Budro
University of Vermont
Veterans and relatives form half of U S population
The Veterans Administration reports over 23 million veterans in the civil population, with total veterans and dependents approaching half of the U.S. population. WWII veterans number about 4 million, average age 53, while the last Indian War veteran is 111-year-old Fredrak W. Fraske of Chicago. California leads with 4.2 million veterans. Alaska has 43,000.
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U.S
Fredrak W. Fraske
Chicago
Fraske
Amy
California
New York
Alaska
Wyoming
America
Warren lands new L.A. mayor
Former Chief Justice Larl Warren praised Tom Bradley as Los Angeles's first black mayor, saying Bradley will lead one of the greatest administrations and has earned his position through years of faithful public service despite obstacles.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Larl Warren
Tom Bradley
Warren
Bradley
African unity urged to link vast continent
Liberia President Tolbert told the World Affairs Council of Northern California that Africa seeks unity across the continent, comparing it to Europe. He praised the Organization of African Unity for foundations in education, social fields, trade unions, and dispute reconciliation over the past decade.
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Woodside
Calif. Zupi
Africa
Willian KR. . Tolbert Jr
Liberia
Europe
Tolbert
World Affairs Council of North
Ern
California
Organization of African Unity
Wilmington selectmen decide site for portable recycling sheds
The board chose a location near the town garage after protests over a Mill Street site near Deerfield Valley Supply gas vents. Highway commissioner Andrew Crawford warned of fire risk and glass hazards, while others urged counter petitions and a possible injunction.
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Bill Nelson
Wilmington
Mill Street
Deerfield Valley Supply Company
Andrew Crawford
Crawford
Kingsley duMont
DuMont
North Adams
Mass
Selectmen
Wragg Brothers
Dover
Jack Cronan
Wrage Brothers
Wilmington Iba
Cronan
IBA
Cranan
Martin L. Johnson
Agency of Environmental Conservation
Johnson
Red Cross awards PAMELA J PHELPS scholarship
Mrs. Walthrude Pierce announces the Bennington County chapter awards the PAMELA J PHELPS scholarship for the National Aquatic and First Aid School. Pamela Jean Phelps of Readsboro will receive the scholarship after instructor William Halstead's recommendation and her prior Red Cross training and volunteer work in Readsboro and Whitingham.
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Pamela J. Phelps
National Aquatic and
Pamela Jean Phelps
Richard Phelps
Readsboro
William Halstead
Red Cross
Bennington
Halstead
Readsboro Pool
Miss Phelps
Whitingham High School
Ray Dodge
Whitingham Ambulance Service
Readsboro First Baptist Church
North River News
WHS
American Red Cross National Aquatic and
Camp Tevya
Brooking
N01
Picnic Guests Range From Niagera Falls To Walloomsac
Walloomsac hosts a Sunday picnic dinner with guests including Richard Baldwin family of Niagera Falls and Glenn Falls visitors, plus North Hoosick and Bridgeport families. Mrs. Harold Prebble spoke to Bertha's Angels on Bay 24 about her Colorado trip with slides. Upcoming events include a June 7 talk by Margaret Kennedy RN at Hoosick Falls Health Center.
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Edwin Lennon
Richard Baldwin
Lynn and
Losi
Niagera Falls
Eugene Slavin
Maragret
Michael
Glens Falls
Robert Baldwin
Walloomsac
Birs
James Baldwin
North Hoosick
Harold Prebble
Bertha
Angels
Bay
Colorado
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the Gosling
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
Sunderland
Arlington
Helene Thormpson
Red Mt. Lodge
Masonica Temple
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
Syme
Ty Clouse
Shay
Happy Cook
Vermont
Boston
Veterans Administration
L.A
Mog
Cherry Court
Wilmington Selectmen
Haystack Corporation
North Branch
Deerfield
Planning Commission
Lake Wallingham
Haystack
John Poor
Lake Raponda Road
Poor
Gentral
State Board of Outdoor Recreation
Mueller Engineering Corporation
West Hartford
Conn
North 8
Bonington
Bertha Hoag
John O'Hara
Bridgeport, Conn
Roscoe Austin
Edward Flood
Putnam Street
Jim Hoag Jr
George Madill
Jacksonville, Fla
John Madill
Peter Tabor
North Hoosick Firehouse
Terri Harrington
White Creek
Eugene Hawkes
Anne Flood
Gouverneur
N.Y
Harvey Baker
Greemwich
Nares
Grand Union Empire
Thearcacs
Varymportant Chantrey
Jonehenna Wall
Finnest Insurance Protection
Shea Agency, Inc
Main St
Benn, Ve
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