Hoosick Crusade appoints Rowley and Brenenstuhl leaders
Alfred Rowley and Miss Brenenstuhl are named chairman and co chair for the town of Hoosick Crusade unit of the American Cancer Society. The appointment marks a local effort to raise funds and awareness for cancer initiatives in Rensselaer County.
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Alfred Rowley
Miss Brenenstuhl
Town of
Philip Morgan
Walter Crowley
John Cramer
Brenenstuhl
Clyde Ryder
Gerald Morin Sr
Arthur Moseley
Eagle Bridge
Buskirk
Charles Filkins
West Hoosick
Edward Cottrell
Walloomsac
Edwin Brenenstuhl
River Road
Bovie Road
Wilson Hill
Pine Valley Roads
Raymond Sharkey
Hoosick
Robert Peterson
North Hoosick
Pamela Greene
East Hoosick
Paul Lavin
Potter
Babcock Lake Road
Fox Hollow
Spicer Roads
Route 7
UVM students challenge fee as political action
Seven University of Vermont students filed a Franklin County suit arguing the $21.50 student activities fee funds the University Student Association without oversight. They contend the association supports political activists who advocate violence and defy law, casting students in a negative public image.
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UVM
ST. Albans
UPI
University of Vermont
Seven
University Student Association
Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library elects officers
Shaftsbury group names officers for the coming year with Mrs. Robert Shultz as president and other posts held by Mrs. Bliss Hulet, Mrs. Arthur Howard, and Ruth Martin. Directors are Mrs. Edwin Colvin and Mrs. Ezekiel Cross Jr. Memorial gifts were accepted and a card catalog file given in memory of Mrs. Olive, a former Shaftsbury school director.
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Shaftsbury
Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library Association
Robert Shultz
Bliss Hulet
Arthur Howard
Ruth Martin
Edwin Colvin
Ezekiel Cross Jr
Olive
Bloodmobile to visit Arlington church next Wednesday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit Dunbar Hall at St. James Church in Arlington on Wednesday, March 24, from 1 to 6 p.m. Donors aged 18 to 65 can give a pint of blood, which now helps four or five people thanks to modern methods. No appointment is needed. snacks and drinks provided.
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Arlington
Red Cross Blood Bank
Claire O’neil
Arlington Blood Bank
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Dunbar Hall of St. James Church
Francis Herrick
James O’neil
Elizabeth Tynan
Roy Cole
Alfred Torrisi
Martin Hirsch
Lawrence Brush
Donald Kendall Jr
Mission and club events mark White Creek church calendar
White Creek hosts 10 W S C S members for a March 9 program on A Mission to Nepal and New Challenges in Changes. Henry Lacey wrote New Vistas playlet about missionaries in Nepal. Box packing for Cumberland Mission includes Henderson Settlement and Red Bird Mission. Spring cleaning March 30. next meeting April 1 at Mrs Donald George.
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Robert M. Niles
W.S.C.S
Dewey McCart
Nepal
Henry Lacey
Methodist Board of Missions
Howard Robinson
Cumberland Mission
Henderson Settlement
Red Bird Mission
Kentucky
Donald George
Regional planners to discuss solid waste disposal methods
Arlington tonight the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission holds a solid waste management seminar at the Arlington Town Hall at 7 30 p m The session aims at short term solutions inviting Ted Cacioppi Harry Shepard and a sanitary landfill consultant to provide technical information for selectmen and interested citizens to share notes with experts and kick off regional disposal efforts
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Arlington
Bennington County Regional Planning Commission
Arlington Town Hall
BCRPC
Ted Cacioppi
State Agency of Development and Community Affairs
Harry Shepard
Springfield
Vermont Design for Education panel meets March 23
Sunderland Gerald Raftery reports a committee studying The Vermont Design for Education as it applies locally will hold its next meeting at the new elementary school at 8 p.m. on Tuesday March 23.
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Vermont
Sierra Club to Host Area Meeting on Snowmobile Control
In Manchester Vermont and New area residents will gather Monday for the eighth public meeting of the Twin State Group Sierra Club on snowmobile control. Club director Herbert G. Ogden says the sessions address a gap in voices for those who value quiet countryside nights, contrasting with the actions of vehicle operators.
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Manchester
Sierra Club
Vermont
New
Herbert G. Ogden
Liberty Union tomeet Sunday in Springfield
Liberty Union holds a public meeting Sunday March 21 at 1 p.m. at 15 Pine St Springfield to discuss a proposed statement of principles and programs. The group formed in June 1970 and collaborates with New England Poor Peoples Congress Work Inc and other low income and environmental groups. The gathering will cover a snowmobile bill, landowner access rules and ecological issues with input from Sierra Club and Audubon Society spokesmen. Special attention will be given to how landowners can contact area legislators in Montpelier.
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Springfield
Liberty Union
John Hammar
Pine St
New England Poor Peoples Congress
Work Inc
Vermont
Montpelier
Ogden
Sierra Club
Victory Bog
RFD
Windsor
Manchester Center
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Franklin County
St. Alay
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Spa
Shaftsbury School
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Helene Thompson
Arlington Memorial High School
Betty Crocker
Ricci Stroffoleno
Richard Stroffoleno
West Arlington
Stroffoleno
General Mills
Science Research Associates
Chicago
Arlington Ambulance Service
Bloodmobile
Sheilah Miller
Lake
Eleanor Niles
Jermain
Embury
Embury Church
Cambridge
John Rhinesmith
Bennington
Arnold Perry
Andrew Nolan
Christopher Luke
Timothy Tudor
Crystal Clovers 4H Club
Gordon Byars
Marilyn Robinson
John Barnewall
Kitchen
Herbert Austin
Gordon Nesbitt
Thomas Nesbitt
Sugarbush Valley
Chez Henri
Glen Ellen
House of Representatives
Post Corners 4H
White Creek
Howard Andrew
Leonard Austin
Mark Andrew
Duane Robinson
William Vetter
John Kalkowski
Javery
South
Remington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Sunderland
Gerald Raftery
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ANCE
Auto Stores Inc
Audubon Society
Dun James. Furniture Inc
Bennington, Vermont
Ladd Brook
U.S
Pownal
Wade
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