Loveless outlines Vermont jobs plan to lure independents
Vermont Development Agency Secretary Toland A. Loveless told Rutland's Rotary Club the agency aims to create 5 500 jobs annually by attracting independent businessmen through advertisements in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. He expects about 12 new industries yearly, mostly small, relocating to Vermont to boost employment while balancing environmental protection with growth.
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Rutland
Vermont
Toland A. Loveless
Rotary Club
Here
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Loveless
Hoosick Grange to host Cookie Contest this Wednesday
Hoosick Falls Hoosick Grange will hold a cookie contest at the meeting Wednesday evening with Mrs Donald Hewitt Sr in charge. A public card party will follow, inviting community members to participate in the event.
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The
Hoosick Grange
Donald 8. Hewitt Sr
Vandalized Pownal home offers reward for information
A Williamsown woman Kou Hart offers 250 reward for arrests over repeated vandalism to her two family Pownal home opposite Green Mountain racetrack Route 7. Damage since last summer left the structure unrentable and insurance canceled. Police investigate with little progress as community events and fund drives are noted.
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Pownal
Williamstown
Kate Hart
Green Mountain Racetrack
Route 7
Vermont Stil
North Bennington Village Meeting Tonight
North Bennington's annual village meeting will be at 7:90 tonight at the McCullough firehouse. Trustees revised the 1972 budget and copies will be available at the meeting. Voters will consider the budget annual appropriations and elect officers for the ensuing year. The taxpayers' committee will report accomplishments and seek direction after the meeting.
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North Bennington
McCullough
Taxpayers’ Committee
Arlington Lions Variety Show Delights Capacity Crowds
Arlington ARLINGTON The Arlington Lions Chuir variety presentation Trish Melodies 1972 played to capacity audiences last Friday and Saturday led by Phil Elwell and introduced by Theodore Hoyt. Notable acts included the St Patrick Day Queen contest won by Patty Sallinsky with Melinda Griffis and Susasi Hall as runners up. Special mentions go to Nick Monte Lyle Salter Rev John Geer the Godfrey family and Ellery Lawrence. The event featured Do Si Doers Pixie Leprechauns Old Shillelagh and Peppermin Pipers with Marilyn King on piano and Phil Miwelli coordinating. Ensign John R Dayle CEC attended graduation in Newport RI with family supporting in Arlington.
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Rock R. Rogers
Arlington
Arlington Lions
McNamara
Godfrey
Joe
Kreg
Lauren
John Riddle Jr
Ed Nurge
Kathy
Juanita Smith
Nebble Hoyt
Cy Bluto
Arnold Griffis
Phil Elwell
Marge Kenyon
Yours Truly
Ellery Lawrence
Shaftsbury officials appeal equalization on school aid
A Shaftsbury group of school board members town officials and administrators urged Montpelier to re appraise three land categories for the 1972 73 equalized Grand List affecting state aid for the Iweat school district The group cited low ratios in residential farm and vacant land compared with fair market value The 1970 71 adjustment caused a large aid loss and officials warned the department was not offering strong relief for 1972 75 despite a cited slight 1972 73 loss projection
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KEL GN Millex Shapysbury
Montpelier
Tax Department
Shaftsbury
Iweat
Catherine Corcoran
Wilber Fiske
Shaftsbury School Board
Merritt Hewitt
Vander Els
Selectmen
Bennington- Hutland
Chester Denio
Center Shaftsbury
District Environmental Commission
Wed
Arlington
Wesley Bump
Anthony Altubell
Bennington County Umpires Association
Ted Ripley
Dennis Hert
Vermont vocation education gaps identified by advisory council
An advisory council told Vermont's Board of Education that equal opportunities for vocational training do not exist. It cited poor coordination between rotational centers and sending towns, with 44 to 89 percent of students in towns with centers enrolled in vocational courses versus 6 to 42 percent in sending towns. Recommendations call for greater administrative cooperation and rethinking vocational training's role within schooling.
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Montpelier
Board of Education
Vermont
State Advisory Council For
Manchester Manchester Selectmen
Arlington
St Mary's Freshmen Sponsor Science Fair at St Marys High
Hoolick Falls New York report that St Marys Freshmen from Thomas Mclendy classes will stage a science fair in the St Marys High School gym and labs. Public invited with sessions 2:30 to 4 pm and 6 to 7:30 pm. Twenty five exhibitions cover glassmaking earthquakes hatching rockets skin grafts plastics blood typing auto engine model and more.
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Beymington Damier
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Haymond Calhoun Fund
Hoosac
Mary Morin
Ann O’brien
St. Mary's Alumni Association
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Alumni Association
Liquois
Boy Scouts of America
Hoosick
Washington County
Julian Orton
George Tucker
Greenwich
Frigidaire
North Street
Bennington
N. Bennington
ST. Bennington
Rox
Bankamericard
Durham Furniture Inc
Netha
Windsor
Russell G. Sheles
Arlington Lions Show
Marilyn King
Phil Miwelli
Helene Thompson
St. Patrick’s Day
Edward Dayle
Jerry Sargood
Newport
Kil
John R. Dayle
C.E.C
Naval Officers Candidate School
Ensign Dayle
Port Hueneme
Calif
Darlington
Tharapsans International Friendship
Arlington Girl Scouts
Juliet Low
Brenda Hoyt
Mitzi LaBaté
Brownie
Hack Row
Donna Wilcox
Cadette Tracp
Denize Monte
Lisa LaBatt
Dianne Busha
Bailey Hall
East Artington
Vanderls
Cola Watson
United Counseling Service
Albion
St. Mary’s
Deer
Vale
North
Bennington Road
Monument Plaza Shopping Ctr
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