Pownal Fire Groups Schedule Meetings Tonight
The North Pownal Volunteer Fire Department and the Pownal Fire Protective Association meet at 7 at their firehouses. East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department gathers at 7 30. The Women's Fellowship plans its annual picnic at 6 at the Church home of Mr and Mrs Earle Church. Pownal Little Baseball League weekly schedule lists five games with 6 15 p.m. start times.
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East Pownal
Women’s Fellowship
The
Pownal
Little Baseball League
Red Sox
Expos
Yankees
Astros
Mets
AMHS Honors Class of 1981 At Final Arlington Assembly
Forty-nine eighth graders at Arlington Memorial High School received certificates of completion and awards at a final assembly marking eight years in AMHS elementary program. Principal William Towne distributed National Education Development Test Certificates and Honor Awards to listed students and faculty, with special honors to Wanda Caler Christina Hess Dorothy ODea Lisa LaBatt Rosemary Burke. Perfect attendance recognized across grades from 7 through 12 for 1976-77.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Todd Anderson
Michele Bahan
Cheryl Bentley
Dane Bishop
Nancy Brown
Todd Brown
Patrick Burke
Wanda Caler
Bryan Capron
Ronald Chenard
Carrie Cole
Jill Coley
Todd Croft
Glenn Crofut
Dawn Dodge
Arlene Farrell
Helen Gaudette
Leslie Gaylord
Raymond Grover
Patrick Hawley
Christina Hess
Brenda
Dorothy O’dea
Mary Martin
Carole Sinclair
Lori Snow
Susan Young
Dorothy
U.S
Bennington
DAR
Lisa LaBatt
University of Vermont Life
Rosemary Burke
Mathematics Association
Battenkill Grange hosts officers night in Arlington event
Visiting officers from Bennington Shaftsbury Pawlet and Shushan N Y join Battenkill Grange for a meeting led by Patricia Denko of Pawlet. Songs include America and In The Garden. Guest pianist Jennie Stewart. State officers introduced. Ned Williams and Roy Crofut to assist social duties. A busy schedule of community events, parades, food sales and youth activities announced through July with several health updates among members.
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Arlington
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Pawlet
Shushan
N.Y
Patricia Denko
America
Jennie Stewart
Margaret Swanson
Battenkill
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Swanson
Shirley Matteson
Belle Decker
Patty Denko
Kathy Denko
Berg
Stewart
Hogan
Reber
Ned Williams
Roy Crofut
Crofut
Grange
Charles Dusha
Charles Lindsey
George
Summer hockey program planned in North Adams
The Skate Shop at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Rink will run a six week summer youth hockey program for skaters aged 9 to 14. Clifford Kip Serett from Mt. Greylock will supervise drills and games, with 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. sessions from June 27 to August 3. Each day offers 20 minutes of instruction and 90 minutes of double games, with 18 games per team. The cost is $60 per skater. registrations with checks are prioritized. If insufficient players, checks will be returned by July 1. Send registrations to The Skate Shop, South Church Street, North Adams, MA 01247.
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North Adams
Mass
Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Clifford ‘‘Kip’’ Serett
Mt. Greylock
Vietnam Veterans’ Memorial Skating Rink
South Church Street
Vermont Supreme Court to hear probe of judge Douglas
The Vermont Supreme Court appointed Burlington lawyer John Dinse to hear arguments on a formal complaint against Rutland Probate Judge Howard Douglas. The complaint, filed by Court Administrator Michael Krell, alleges Douglas diverted about 2500 in discounts from legal ads for probate estate participants.
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UPI
Vermont Supreme Court
Burlington
John Dinse
Rutland
Howard Douglas
Douglas
Vermont
Michael Krell
Dunkerley seeks retrial after mistrial in Vermont murder case
Lawyers for Scott Dunkerley 22 of Walden have asked U S District Court to block a retrial in the April 1976 death of his stepfather George Downer 35 The murder trial stalled when Dunkerley was hospitalized for a partially collapsed lung a mistrial was declared and upheld by Vermont judges and the state Supreme Court His counsel argues the retrial would violate double jeopardy. Meanwhile six Saint Albans Correctional Center inmates filed a U S District Court class action alleging cruel and unusual punishment due to jail overcrowding bunked single rooms and delayed medical and dental care
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Burlington
UPI
Scott Dunkerley
Walden
U.S. District Court
Dunkerly
George Downer
Dunkerley
Silvio Valente
Vermont Supreme Court
Saint Albans Correctional Center
Vermont Defender General's Office
Vermont House kills most Public Service Board bills
Vermont House Government Operations Committee has moved four of six Public Service Board reform bills to the inactive list. Gov. Snelling’s bill to separate board functions remains alive for discussion at the next meeting. The panel also will study a bill creating an independent consumer representation office in rate cases.
UVM to Buy Medical Unit in Burlington
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees unanimously approved a 3.8 million purchase of the De Goesbriand Unit of the Medical Center. The six building unit will serve UVM Medical School faculty as an ambulatory health care center and part will be leased back to the hospital for in patient services. The board also adopted a 74 million operating budget for Fiscal 1978.
Albany man charged with second degree murder in stabbing
Albany resident Joel Smith, 26, was charged with second degree murder after his father was stabbed to death in the apartment Saturday night. Police said an argument between Smith and his father led to the fatal stabbing with multiple stomach wounds. He was held without bail Sunday.
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Albany
Joel Smith
Smith
Fatone proposes five CETA firemen for Troy force
Councilwoman Norma Fatone requests five CETA funded firefighters to restore Troy to 128 members, replacing permanently disabled personnel per the firefighters union stipulation. If approved, hires could occur within six weeks, selecting from Civil Service lists.
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Troy
John Buckley
Norma Fatone
Volunteers Clean Housatonic River Amid Spring Flood Debris
More than 150 volunteers spent the weekend cleaning the Housatonic River in Berkshire. The Pittsfield River Committee, part of the Housatonic River Watershed Association, coordinated the effort to improve river quality. They will meet soon to assess results and decide if another session along the banks will occur this summer.
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Pittsfield
Housatonic River
Pittsfield River
Quick action saves two Adams fishermen at Cheshire Reservoir
Ralph W. Sweeney Sr. and Herbert Blake of Adams fell from a capsized boat Sunday at Cheshire Reservoir. Two women about to launch a canoe and two local residents swam to the pair with life preservers, while another woman ran for help. Both men were treated at North Adams Regional Hospital and released.
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Cheshire
Adams
Ralph W. Sweeney Sr
Herbert Blake
North Adams Regional
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