Arlington sewer plan moves toward final draft amid concerns
Arlington officials await a public information meeting on a proposed sewer system and water treatment plant after months of study led by Dubois and King. The plan favors aerated lagoons for treatment, estimates about eight to 11 acres needed, and hinges on federal funding before Sept. 1, 1977 with possible construction in 1978.
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Judson Brown
Arlington
Steven E. MacKenzie
Dubois and King
Randolph
Arlington Sewer Committee
Environmental Protection Agency
Boston
Sewer Committee
EPA
MacKemzie
MacKenzie
East Arlington
Warm Brook
Roaring Branch
Battenkill River
Ernest Mattison Sr
Mattison
Ernest Mattison
Mark Riley
Battenkill Drive
Route 313
Bennington County Regional Commission
John Simson
Soil Conservation Service
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
SCS
Simson
Slectmen Sewer Committee
Pownal Bicentennial meeting set for June 26 plan
The Bicentennial Committee will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the Town Office to discuss plans for the June 26 celebration. State Civil Defense officials praised the East Dorset Dorset and Winhall fire and police departments after a Beech Street mock accident observed Thursday evening with Arlington Rescue Squad and Manchester Rescue Squad staff present. Equinox Motors donated a school bus and Donald Dorr supplied three cars. Harvey Brophy lent an old barn for arson exercise and local high school students acted as victims in the three hour drill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ginger Hunt
Manchester Rescue Squad
Lee Talcott
East Dorset
Manchester Rescue
Dorset Fire Department
Winhall
Beech Street
Equinox Motors
Donald Dorr
Harvey Brophy
Arlington Rescue Squad
Williams to award five honorary degrees at 187th Commencement
Williams College will award five honorary degrees at the 187th Commencement on Sunday June 6 in Mission Park with rain plan to Lansing Chapman hockey rink. George W Ball Vernon E Jordan Jr Frederick Wiseman Gerald M Edelman and Clara Claiborne Park receive Doctor of Laws Humane Letters Science and Letters degrees. About 450 seniors graduate with 318 men and 132 women. Baccalaureate Service is scheduled for June 5 at Thompson Memorial Chapel.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Williams
John W. Chandler
George W. Ball
Vernon E. Jordan Jr
Frederick Wiseman
Gerald M. Edelman
Clara Claiborne Park
Atlantic-Little, Brown
Mission Park
Lansing Chapman
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Fresh Air Fund invites children to Shaftsbury summer visit
More than 50 Fresh Air children are invited by former hosts for a Shaftsbury stay from June 29 to July 12 and 27. The program seeks local families to host slum dwelling New York City youngsters and requests names and addresses of former participants for its centennial outreach.
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Shaftsbury
New York
Fresh Air Fund
Friendly Town
West 43Rd Street
N.Y
Fred Stacy
VOPEC Forms In Vermont To Promote Energy Conservation
VOPEC stands for Vermont Organization of People for Energy Conservation. Formed after a late March Amherst energy conservation training institute sponsored by the Conservation Foundation, VOPEC unites Vermont groups including the Vermont State Energy Office, League of Women Voters, Vermont Transportation Agency, Vermont Tomorrow, Common Cause, Vermont Natural Resources Council, Office of Economic Opportunity, and the Conservation Society of Southern Vermont to pursue energy saving projects and public outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townshend
VOPEC
Vermont Organization of People For Energy Conservation
Amherst
Vermont
Vermont State Energy Office
League of Women Voters
Vermont Transportation Agency
Vermont Tomorrow
Common Cause
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Office of Economic Opportunity
The
Conservation Society of Southern Vermont
Green Mt Choraliers sing in Manchester program
The Southern Vermont Art Center hosts This Our Land America a fund raiser on Saturday June 5 at 8 p.m. The Equinox Choraliers directed by Joe Godfrey perform hymns spirituals and folk songs with solos by Jane Davis Ellen Wilcox and others. A double trio and the group’s composer Gertrude Bell piece Our Heritage are featured. Sue Tenner accompanies assisted by Lib Counsell. David Bort narrates.
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Manchester
Arlene Heiland
Ellen Wilcox
Carole McClure
Joan Bort
Pat Dupree
Jane Davis
Our Heritage
Gertrude Bell
Godfrey
Choraliers
Sue Tenner
Lib Counsell
David Bort
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Searsburg
Thomas Salmon
Searsburg Mountain
Route 9
Bennington
Sunderland
Garland
Pownal
Pamela Blakeman
Lehman Brothers
New York City
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
United Nations
Ball
National Urban League
United Negro College Fund
Office of
Economic Opportunity
Atlanta
Southern Regional Council
Voter Education Project
Vincent Astor
Rockefeller University
Berkshire
Fresh Air
Emily
Emily Hughes
Happy Cook
Wis Main St
Bennington Art Supplies
Main ST
Luuuqgulul
Shult
American Gem Society
Main Street
Madkour
CA Kittening Trust Company
Burlingt
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Mel Dyson
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