Arlington Choral Group Sings Love Is at High School
The Arlington Choral Group conducts an 8 15 p m concert at Arlington High School themed Love Is exploring forms of love through songs like The Gift of Song Song Sung Blue and Born Free under director Theodore Cook with Myoka Little at the piano. Members span soprano altos tenors and basses with admission 1 50 for adults 75 cents for students Tickets available at the door or from group members call Mary deBrun 375 2221 All welcome for an evening of music and friendship.
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Arlington
Arington Choral Group
Arlington High School
Belsize
My Old Ford
Theodore Cook
Myoka Little
Peg Houghton
Elizabeth Johnston
Mathilda Kenny
Joanne Keough
Marge Macksey
Marion Meyer
Lorraine Moody
Nancy Reiben
Thyra Stannard
Olive Wood
Frances King
Joan Bort
Mary deBrun
Jane Gardner
Dorothy Grout
Evelyn Holden
June Bentley
Nancy Simson
Wallace Bennard
Lawrence Brush
Philip Elwell
William Bryan
Lester Brush
Fred Grout
Harry Hayden
David Bort
Arlington Choral Group
Rural ReCap bus service to Berlin in Rensselaer County
The Commission on Economic Opportunity announces rural ReCap bus service will start Friday in Berlin to aid elderly and low income residents without cars. Service runs Tuesdays and Fridays with reserved pickups via 279-1191 or local 658-2672. Tickets 50 cents. schedules at Hewitt's Market.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Commission On Economic Opportunity For
Rensselaer County Area, Inc
Berlin
ReCap
Troy
Florence Crandell
Berlin-Troy
Hewitt
Hoosick Falls Scout Troop 64 Sells Light Bulbs for Training
Hoosick Falls leaders of Boy Scout Troop 64 plan a two weekend light bulb sale to finance a week long Junior Leader Training course at Mohican Council Camp Wakpominee starting June 30. Six leaders seek to attend the first concentrated training under the new scout program as the troop ramps up for summer.
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Boy Scout Troop 64
Mohican Council
Wakpominee
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Hoosac School to graduate 30 seniors in Prize Day
Hoosac School in Hoosick New York will award diplomas to thirty seniors at its 85th Prize Day on Saturday. Five local students include Kevin Dailey Thomas Eddington Jan Hadwen Stuart W Preston April L Weaver and Lawrence W Dickey who will enter Yale Northwoods Institute St Lawrence University University of Vermont and other paths. The event features a 10 am corporate communion led by Bishop Wilbur E Hogg and an 11 am commencement address by Christopher S Jones of WNEW TV with a luncheon to follow. Alumni Day occurs Friday with a dinner and Missionary Service at All Saints Church ending with the seniors candlelight exit.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac School
Kevin Dailey
Donald J. Dailey
Twitchell Hill
Shaftsbury
University of Vermont
Thomas S. Eddington
William T. Eddington
350
Elm Street
Bennington
Northwoods Institute
Detroit
Jan Hadwen
George E. Hadwen
Walloomsac Road
Old Bennington
St. Lawrence University
Stuart W. Preston
Stuart L. Preston
Hall Street
North Bennington
April L. Weaver
Richard L. Weaver
Vail Road
Lawrence W. Dickey
S. Whitney Dickey
South Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Yale University
Wilbur E. Hogg
Episcopal Diocese of
Albany
Christopher S. Jones
Wnew Television
New York
Memorial Hall
All Saints’ Church
Benjamin P. Ford III
San Juan Mission
Farmington, N.M
Ford
Hoosac
Benjamin P. Ford IV
Benjamin
Francis H. Whitcomb
J. L. Whitcomb
Sarasota, Fla
Vermont
Directors named for new Green Peak Day Camp in Dorset
West Arlington residents DORSET Ann and Mark Petri will direct Green Peak Day Camp in Dorset. They bring 25 years as counselors at sleepaway and day camps. The camp serves 5 to 11 year olds with four two week sessions starting July 1. Activities include swimming archery boating riding crafts and nature. For information call 362 3275 or write Green Peak Day Camp Manchester Center.
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Dorset
Ann
Mark Petri
West Arlington
Green Peak
Petri
Portland
Maine
Bradford Junior College
Middlebury
Red Cross
The
Waves
Jefferson
Manchester Center
Dorset Road Closure At Lower Dorset Hollow Bridge
Town warns that the bridge at the Lower Dorset Hollow intersection will have its pan removed and a new one installed starting Wednesday June 12 for about five working days. Traffic will detour around the Upper Hollow past the Skinner residence. Anita E Rosencrantz earns bachelor’s in American studies at Middlebury College commencement.
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Lower Dorset Hollow
Upper Hollow
Skinner
Vernon Squiers
Anita E. Rosencrantz
John N. Rosencrantz
South Dorset
Middlebury College
North Shire Senior Center June Activities Card Party Picnic and Events
The North Shire Senior Center announces a June calendar of events. A card party Friday at 7 pm, a June 11 center picnic at 6 pm with pot luck by name group, a June 12 golf clinic at 1 pm conducted by Leo Reynolds, a June 18 lunch at Skyline Inn for $2.50, and a June 20 annual dinner at St. Pauls Church with a board election. Also trips to Hancock Shaker Village June 25 for $1.50 admission, plus various classes and monthly calendars available at local banks and shops.
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Manchester Golf Club
Leo Reynolds
Skyline Inn
St. Paul’s Church
Hancock Shaker Village
East Dorset
Factory Point Bank
Catamount National Bank
First Vt. Bank
Rexall Drug Store
1.G.A
P&c
Grand Union
Healey’s
Purdy’s
Whipples
Hazel Kitts Wires
Vermont tax hike eyed to fix desperate highway funding
Vermont Budget and Management Director Ronald Crisman warned of a major tax increase as the highway system faces serious financing gaps. Revenues are projected to fall about 4 million amid an economic slump and energy crisis, while candidates including Gov Salmon oppose next year’s tax hike. In Brattleboro, Glenn L. Barrett 22 of Greenfield Mass admitted to kidnapping and lewd behavior with a 12 year old, and was ordered to a 50 day psychological evaluation after police traced his return to Vermont. Barrett was held overnight. no bail set.
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House
Kennedy
Brattleboro
UPI
Glenn L. Barrett
Greenfield
Mass
Barrett
John A. Lowery
State Hospital
Waterbury
Vermont
Guilford
Vermont attorney general candidate urges subpoena to shut Vernon plant
Windham County State's Attorney M Jerome Diamond calls on Attorney General Cheney to seek a subpoena against Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp to shut the Vernon plant until faulty fuel is replaced. Diamond, a Democratic AG hopeful, proposes public sessions of the Yankee Advisory Council except on litigation sessions.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Windham County
M. Jerome Diamond
Cheney
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
Diamond
Yankee Advisory Council
Vermont Yankee
Robert Broderick
Rutland
International Paper Co
Vermont
Lake Champlain
U.S. Supreme Court
IPC
Lupes threaten Albany arena deal with June land transfer demand
In Albany the Lupe family demands free transfer of downtown land by June 19, a move described as legally impossible by Mayor Erastus Corning and a state spokesman said conveyance would take at least 30 days. The Lupe plan hinges on securing an ABA franchise and had earlier shifted from Schenectady to Albany. Carl Touhey announced a bid for the state Senate and backed Gov. Wilson, urging cleaner government in Albany and Greene counties.
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Albany
Lupe
Lupes
Erastus Corning
American Basketball Association
Schenectady
Carl Touhey
Senate
Malcolm Wilson
Touhey
GOP
Walter Langley
Nixon
City of
Greene Counties
Pittsfield Legion Charged With Illegally Service Luncheon
Catherine Sodo accuses the Wendell Avenue American Legion post of operating a public luncheon service without a proper license. She says a private club cannot serve luncheons or sell alcohol and cites advertised bargain luncheons at city hall. The post manager declined to comment or confirm luncheon service.
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Pittsfield
Wendell Avenue
American Legion
Catherine Sodo
City Licensing Board
Legion
City Hall
Post
Azalea Bloom Expected at Pittsfield State Forest
Pittsfield DNR says the annual azalea bloom will peak this Saturday and Sunday in the State Forest. Pink wildflowers on 2 to 10 foot bushes will grace the area for about a week with blooms described as not spectacular but better than last year. Picking the flowers remains illegal.
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Pittsfield
Department of Natural Resources
City State Forest
Bernice M. O’brien
DNR
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