Arlington recreation commission hits home
Arlington officials report progress on the 27 acre park plan bounded by the Battenkill River Route 7 and 313 with phases one and two funded. Phase one includes a skating rink softball field and pool with $37,860 in federal aid and $5,679 local share. bids open April 23.
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Arlington
Arlington Recreation and Park Commission
Don Kendall
Steve Bliss
Battenkill River
Dutch Lane
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Walter Corey
Commission
John Moore
Corey
Nancy Kendall
Costa Rica's Don Pepe Figueres hosts long night visit
Song of the Guarra Morada correspondent Isabel Gwinn visits former Costa Rican president Don Pepe Figueres and Dona Karen in San Jose. The couple share memories, discuss social projects, and host a gathering with guitarists and a late supper. figures include the pre fab housing plan, a symphony orchestra project, and La Lucha Sin Fin farm. The article notes Vesco asylum and Costa Rican press debate.
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Central America
Costa Rica
Don Pepe Figueres
Dona Karen
San Jose
Don Pepe
Dona Karen Figueres
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Pepe
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Partido Liberation National
Oduber
Symphony Orchestra
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
M.I.T
Boston Public Library
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Jose Figueres
Robert Vesco
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Don Pepe Es
Simpatico
Simon's Rock Gathers Funds for Expansion Drive
Simon's Rock in Great Barrington announces a $4 million campaign to finance the first phase of growth from 200 students toward 800 within ten years. About 15 percent of the goal has been received. The plan follows recent accreditations and support from the Carnegie Corporation and National Science Foundation, plus authorization to grant bachelor degrees.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Simon’s Rock
Baird W. Whitlock
Elizabeth B. Hall
Whitlock
Dorset Youths Join Johnson State College Dance Tour
Two local youths join the Johnson State College Dance Tour ’75 performing at the Dorset Playhouse on Tuesday April 8 at 8 15 p m. John Mabry of Manchester Depot is touring company chief electrician and Robbi Sausville of Bennington is a dancer. The Vermont contingent includes half the twenty dancers and technicians. The tour runs April 7 to April 30 visiting multiple Vermont schools and venues including Dorset Springfield High Blue Mountain Wells River Lyndon State Burlington High UVM a Bronx church and Bleeker Street in New York City. Dorset appearance is sponsored by Burr and Burton Seminary and the Dorset Players with tickets via BBS dancers Players or Dorset Quarry Shops. Reservations may be made through the Playhouse at 867 5777.
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Johnson State College
Dorset Playhouse
John Mabry
Manchester Depot
Johnson
Robbi Sausville
Bennington
Vermont
Johnson Dance Department
Randolph Union High School
Brandon
Springfield High School
Blue Mountain High School
Wells River
Lyndon State College
Burlington High School
University of Vermont
Bronx
Bleeker Street
New York City
Route
Playhouse
New England groups receive 1.3 million in EPA grants
EPA announced 1 304 038 in grants and contracts to 16 institutions in New England for environmental research in January and February 1975. funds promote studies from Cape Cod ecosystems to oil spill effects and storm water management models.
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New England
EPA
Boston
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
John A.S. McGlennon
McGlennon
New Books At Dorset And McCullough Libraries
The Dorset Library lists adult fiction mysteries and non fiction titles led by The Moneychangers and The Sherlock Holmes Scrapbook with dozens of additional titles from Austen to Priestley. McCullough Library in North Bennington adds related fiction and non fiction selections across multiple genres. Thirteen new books join the Young Dorset Room. Arlington hosts a blood bank drive at St Margaret Marys Parish Hall on Route 7 March 26 from 1 to 6 pm with no appointment needed and a snack bar available for donors
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Dorset Library
C. Holland
B. Burland
R. Doliner
McCullough Library
North Bennington
Courage — Lockwood
Shades
Churchill
Shannon
St. George Manor
Sears
Wakefield
Jupiter
del Rey
J. Maze
B. Logan
L. Morehouse
Bloodmobile
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Route 7
Arlington
Pownal Community Meetings This Week
The Pownal Baptist Church choir rehearses tonight at 7 at Mrs. Joan Snyder’s home. Scout troop 347 meets at 7 tonight at the scout hut in Pownal Center. Baseball group calls all 13 to 15 year olds to an organizational meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. at Pownal Elementary. call Gary Niles at 823 5557 with name and number. Rap Group gathers Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pownal Recreational Community Center. Church prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p.m. at the church.
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Joan Snyder
O— Scout
Pownal Center
Pownal
Gary Niles
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