Talkers and listeners clash in generation gap workshop
In Arlington at St James Episcopal Church a youth and adult group examined communication. Miss Julie Rocque led about 20 participants through an hour of storytelling with partners then compared notes. Adults questioned the new morality while teens felt adults weren’t as old as they seemed. one member called the session frustrating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
St. James Episcopal Church
Julie Rocque
Burlington
Miss Rocque
Bennington environmental hearings on Eagle Square project
Arlington reports three hearings in Rupert and Shaftsbury with informal talks on Drunsic subdivision of 110.8 acres into 21 lots and a plan by Eagle Square Manufacturing to demolish wooden buildings for a 2.25 million dollar factory. A separate formal hearing involves Lawrence Scalera seeking to dam Flood Brook in Peru as part of a subdivision, with added conditions to prove no future pollution.
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Arlington
Bennington District Environmental Commission
William J. Drunsic
Albany
N.Y
Antone Mountain
Rupert
Drunsic
Eagle Square Manufacturing Company
Scalera
Shaftsbury
Stanley Tools
New Britain
Double Eagle
Eagle Square
Benjamin H. Reid Jr
Richard Mason
Richard C. Hastings Jr
DeConnick
Shafsbury
DeConinck
Stanley Tools Management
Vermont
Donald W. Davis
Stanely Works
Stanley
Tucker Lodge 48 Meets at Masonic Temple in North Bennington
The regular Tucker Lodge 48 meeting for North Bennington is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple on Bank Street. No social gathering at the North Bennington Firehouse tonight due to the Village Meeting. Paran Recreations Inc. directors are reminded of a meeting tonight at the firehouse after the Village Meeting.
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Tucker Lodge
North Bennington
Masonic Temple
Bank Street
North Bennington Firehouse
Paran Recreations Inc
Falls mayor praises youth at Kiwanis meeting
Hoosick Falls Mayor Richard Severson lauded the Youth Advisory Council formed with three reps from St. Mary's Academy and Hoosick Falls Central School. The group has run three winter dances averaging 400 youths, funds bus trips and a Saratoga Performing Arts visit, and plans a spring dance and a Wood Memorial Park snack bar under the bandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Saratoga
Yosemite considers total ban on private cars in valley
Yosemite National Park weighing a plan to ban private vehicles from Yosemite Valley. Visitors would park at Big Meadow and ride a rail or similar transit into the valley for hiking or tours while camping remains available. Officials stress a decade or more before any decision, with public review soon.
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Yosemite Valley
New York City
Broadway
44Th Street
Park Service
Ronald Mortimore
Big Meadow
Mortimore
Larry Quist
Pownal PTA elects officers and plans music program
Mrs Henry Strohmaier is elected president of the Pownal PTA with Mrs Florence Harries as vice president Mrs Earl Libby secretary and Mrs Joseph Kosier treasurer The group approves annual musical instrument purchases and names Mrs Robert Mullen to head Easter fundraising The next meeting is April 13 at 7 30 p m in Pownal Center School Scout Troop 347 meets tonight at 7 Our Lady of Lourdes Lenten service at 7 Wednesday Benjamin L Powell Sr of North Pownal makes The Shan tyman honor roll as the only US resident among picks from England Newfoundland Quebec Alberta Bahamas Japan Manitoba and British Columbia.
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Henry Strohmaier
Pownal
Florence Harries
Earl Libby
Joseph Kosier
Robert Mullen
Pownal Center
The
Shantymen’s Christian Association of North America
Ontario
Canada
United States
England
Newfoundland
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Alberta
Bahamas
Japan
Manitoba
British Columbia
Arlington Day Care Fund Seeks Public Support
Arlington residents plan a day care center funded by donations from parents and friends. A food sale at the Community House in early April is scheduled to raise money, with the exact date to be announced later.
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Arlington
Couple observes golden anniversary in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS NY Mr and Mrs Arthur Cutler celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house at Eagles Hall attended by about 200 relatives and friends hosted by their sons Harold and James Cutler and their wives. out of town guests listed from several states and CT. The couple, married March 14 1921, previously lived in Green Island before moving to Hoosick Falls. He retired from Watervliet Arsenal and she worked at Hoosick Falls Undergarment Corp. Their son and daughter in law will mark their 25th anniversary next week.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Arthur Cutler
3 First Street
Eagles Hall
Harold Cutler
James Cutler
Richard Cutler
U.S. Navy
South Carolina
Berlin
Cambridge
Troy
Cohoes
Green Island
Schenectady
Latham
Colchester
New London
Eagles Auxiliary
Stuart Cullinan
Cutler
Watervliet Arsenal
The
Arsenal
Hoosick Falls Undergarment Corporation
Bussey Lane
Beulah
St Patrick’s Day fundraiser at elementary school sale
Shaftsbury elementary hosts a St Patrick’s Day goody sale during lunch to fund the Sixth Grade trip to Boston in May. Candy cakes and cookies will be sold. T shirts jackets and sweatshirts with a blue and white mustang symbol are offered. An evening dance with a 50 cent refreshment donation is planned.
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Boston
Robert Reen
Society appeals for funds in Vermont nuclear case
A letter issued by the Southern Vermont Conservation Society appeals for funds to support its nuclear power case. Signed by president C. Peter Strong, the group enters a new phase to provide Vermonters with current testimony on the environmental effects of nuclear energy.
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Bondville
Southern Vermont Conservation Society
C. Peter Strong
Vermont
Strong
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corp
Vernon
The
Conservation Society
AEC
Attornees
Harvey Carter
Edward J. Bloustein
Carter
Vermont House
Bloustein
Bennington College
Williams, Witten, Carter and Dollard
Bennington
Massachusetts Audubon Society
Audubon Society
New England
Morris K. McClintock
Conservation Law Foundation
Vermont Yankee
John W. Stevens
Edward G. Janeway
Londonderry
Windham County
Vermont Senate
National Republican
Bth
Brattleboro
Thomas H. Foster
Ralph W. Howe Jr
Wilmington
James Marvin
Hubert W. Vogelmann
UVM
John S. McCormick Jr
Manchester
Perry H. Merrill
Montpelier
Richard H. Pough
New York
Washington
Nature Conservancy
Albany area opens two can recycling depots
Two recycling centers in Albany near 10 Erie Boulevard and 6 Simmons Lane Menands start accepting washed cans of all sizes. Centers operate with limited or no pay, require washing and crushing, and advise advance notice for large loads. No curbside pickup is offered.
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Albany
N.Y
Jack Kromenhoek
Continental Can Co
Erie Boulevard
Company
Simmons Lane
Menands
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Christmas Brook
C.T. Plunkett Jr
Northern Berkshire
Dalton
North Adams State College
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Weir- Reynolds Pool
Wallie’s Greenwich
Vermont Railway
Sunderland
Philip Jordan
East Arlington
Carl Chapman
Wallingford
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Yosemite National Park
Calif
Upi
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Our Lady of Lourdes Church
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Reid
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Brazil
Colombia
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Stanely
Detroit
Red Grill
Walter Porter
Porter
Sheilah Miller
Javery
South Street
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Cali
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
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Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Mastercharge & Bankamericard Welcome Unh
Furniture Incorporated
Elm Street
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