McWaters earns AAS at RIT June 12 ceremony
Kathy J McWaters receives an AAS from the College of Fine and Applied Arts at RIT during the June 12 commencement in Rochester New York. She is cross registered at NTID the national technical college for the deaf. daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert McWaters of North Bennington. Hoosick housing funds sought HUD funds eyed for rent support for about 150 local individuals and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy J. McWaters
College of Fine and Applied Arts
Rochester
N.Y
Robert McWaters
Polygraphic Lane
North Bennington
Mount Anthony Union High School
Two vie for White Creek Board seat in Hoosick Falls district
Two candidates compete for the White Creek area seat on the Hoosick Falls Central School District Board of Education with an election set before the annual meeting next Tuesday June 22 from 2 to 8 pm in the school. Incumbent Donald Sutton is unopposed for the West Hoosick district seat. The annual meeting follows at 8 pm in the school auditorium to discuss the proposed 1976 77 budget.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
White Creek
Hoosick Falls Central
Donald Sutton
West Hoosick
HFCS
D. Benedict Niles
Dewey McCart
Hoosick Falls Central School
Norman Granning
200 Club proposed to aid Falls Rescue fundraising plan
Arthur R Armstrong donated 1000 to Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad at an open house and announced The 200 Club, seeking at least 200 residents to pledge one dollar weekly for a year to cover estimated 1400 monthly operating costs. Members billed quarterly. coin cards aid those unable to donate.
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Arthur R. Armstrong
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Dennis Bornt
Town of
Hoosick
Armstrong
Edith Craig Reynolds
Reynolds
Lake Paran Association Meet Tonight at 8 PM
Shaftsbury The Lake Paran Association meets tonight at 8 pm at the lake. In case of rain the group will meet at the McCullough Library. Elementary school year ends with races and cake.
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Lake Paran Association
McCullough
Penny Madison to direct Sugarbush Day Camp
Penny Madison of Arlington has been named director of Sugarbush Day Camp for summer. The Vermont Girl Scout Council announced the appointment. Camp runs August 2 to 12 at Hale Mountain in Shaftsbury for grades two through 12, with a fee of 19.50 dollars, 18 for Girl Scouts. Further information is available from Ms. Madison or listed contacts in Manchester.
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Ernest Thompson
Hale Mountain
Penny Madison
Sugarbush
Arlington
Pamela Kay
Vermont Girl Scout Council
Madison
College of St. Joseph
Rutland
Manchester
Cabal
Consumer Association For the Betterment of Living
Qahal
Vermont
Girl Scout Council
Bennington County
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club
Shaftsbury
Phillip O’neill
Thomas Molloy
Ruschp to retire as Mount Mansfield chief in search for successor
Sepp Ruschp 67 year old Mount Mansfield president says retirement will follow after a replacement is found for day to day duties with a placement firm screening candidates. He will become chairman and stay as consultant while living in Stowe. Vermont hotel motel owners to protest plan to open Lyndon and Johnson colleges to tour groups this summer.
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STOWE
UPI
Sepp Ruschp
Vermont
Mount Mansfield Corp
Ruschp
Mount Mansfield
Austria
United States
Montpelier
John Farmer
Vermont Hotel-Motel-Restaurant Association
Lyndon and
Johnson State Colleges
Jeffords backs compromise on solar funding
Rep James Jeffords says the House approved solar energy bill is an acceptable compromise adding 95 million to the budget. The amendment by Conte and Koch raises the total solar appropriation to 309 million for fiscal 1977, nearly triple the current year’s spending.
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Washington
UPI
James Jeffords
R-Vt
House
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Edward Koch
D-N.y
Jeffords
Energy Research and Development Administration
Child Killed When Car Flips On Dirt Road
A two year old boy, Carl Mortenson, died after the car he rode in ran off Sterling Hill Road in South Barre. The vehicle overturned, pinning him under it. he died at the scene from multiple injuries. His mother Marjory Martenson, 25, of Orange, was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Barre
UPI
Sterling Hill Road
Carl Mortenson
Carl
Marjory Martenson
Orange
Move to raise farmers home loan limit in Vermont
James Bostic of the U S Agriculture Department told Vermont Rural Development Committee that the Farmers Home Administration loan cap should rise from 50000 to 100000. He argued the higher limit reflects farm startup costs and would encourage more young people to enter farming.
Fire injures seven as Lucy's Luncheonette burns in Troy
A Tuesday night to Wednesday morning blaze of suspicious origin gutted Lucy's Luncheonette at 33 Second Street Troy destroying the restaurant and damaging upper offices. Seven firemen sustained heat exhaustion smoke inhalation and minor injuries two of whom required hospital treatment with David McGrath admitted to St Mary's Hospital while the others were treated at the scene and released.
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Troy
Lucy
Second St
David McGrath
St. Mary’s Hospital
Blood on Troy porches linked to animal remains
Police said blood smeared on several Troy front porches on June 5 was animal, not human. The trail ran for blocks and ended at the railings of the 112st St. bridge, reversing an initial belief it was human blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
112St St
Berkshire Park Chaos After Midnight Clearing
Large crowd of youths gathered at Burbank Park in Pittsfield as heat drew crowds and Mayor Evan S. Dobelle ordered a midnight clearing. Police faced rock and bottle barrages, retreated with few officers available. The next morning Dobelle blamed a hard core of offenders, noting most attended to be together for a happening. Two fights occurred among about 500 people, two intoxicated adults were detained for safety, and their 8-year-old son was placed with relatives. Two cars were badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Burbank Park
Evan S. Dobelle
Dobelle
Bank Auditor Ruse Defrauds 78-Year-Old Woman in Pittsfield
A man posing as a bank auditor and a woman posing as a police lieutenant bilked a City Savings Bank customer of 1800 dollars. The 78-year-old was lured by a call claiming to expose a dishonest teller, transported by taxi to the bank, and duped when the fake officer took the money to have it marked.
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Pittsfield
City Savings Bank
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Rolf Sternberg
Town of Hoosick
Sternberg
Mechanicville
Mary Marbot
SUNY
James Miner
Marion Redden
Lloyd Pine
Helen Hogan
George Holbrook
Malcolm Brownell
HUD
Monument Plaza
Yb Furniture Inc
Rockers
Elm ST
Bennington
Sheilah Miller
Samuel Carrara
DAR
Safety Patrol
Carrara
Betty Lou Holts
America
Main Street
Bennington, VT
Evans
DIAL
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Mark
Ormsby Hill
AANG
Arlington, Vt
Stowe’s Ruschp
New York
Fire Guts Troy Restaurant
Down In
Berkshire
Barrage
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