Hoosick Falls man pleads guilty to car theft charge
Falls police arrested Richard G. ODell 20 of 8 Fisk Street for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after a test drive in a 1972 Mercury Comet. He pleaded guilty in village court and faces sentencing next Wednesday March 31. Police are investigating a separate burglary at 223 Church Street with a portable TV, a radio and jewelry reported missing.
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Fisk St
Hoosick Falls
O’dell
Patiie
Main Street
Grace E. Melia
Church St
Speed Reading Course To Begin in Benn
The Institute of Speed Reading Inc plans a 24 hour course open to anyone over 13, promising 1000 wpm reading speed and higher comprehension after eight weeks. Orientation talks are free at Bennington Recreation Center on Gage Street with three dates, advising attendance by a parent for under 18.
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Benn
Institute of Speed Reading, Inc
Bennington Recreation Center
Gage Street
Arlington Historical Society May Meeting Speaker
The Arlington Historical Society will not meet in April due to Easter. The May gathering on Sunday afternoon May 16 at Arlington Community House features Mrs. Jane Gardner discussing Vermont political history.
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Holida
Arlington Community House
Jane Gardner
Vermont
Shaftsbury Snow Pilots Set Meeting at School
Shaftsbury Snow Pilots schedule a 7:30 p.m. meeting at Shaftsbury Elementary School on Thursday. Shaftsbury contact Sheilah Miller is 442-9534.
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Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Shaftsbury Elementary School
Morses explain resignations over town grader choice
Arlington road department resignations cited to protest the selectmen’s decision to buy a John Deere grader. Ralph Morse warned against Deere, citing transmission and indicators problems plus a loose cab. He rail against its performance versus a Caterpillar or Allis Fiat.
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Clem Morse
Leslie
Ralph Morse
Arlington Road Department
Ralph
Morse
Liggett and Bosworth
Bennington
Ford
Arlington Memorial High to stage Bye Bye Birdie musical
Arlington Memorial High School drama department selects cast for two act musical Bye Bye Birdie. Conrad Birdie Bruce Kraeutler and agent Albert Peterson Matt Mangan headline a lively ensemble including Rose Alvarez Anne Towne and Kim MacAfee Susan Blair. Drama director R Joseph Godfrey promotes the production set for April 9 and 10 with tickets by reservation at 375 2540.
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Rose Alvarez
Eileen Whitley
Mae Peterson
Matt Mangan
Albert
Birdie
Arlington
Drama Department
Arlington Memorial High School
Bye Bye Birdie
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Bruce Kraeutler
Albert Peterson
Rosie
Kim MacAfee
Susan Blair
R. Joseph Godfrey
America
Hoosick Falls Drama Club to Stage Blithe Spirit
Hoosick Falls Central School Drama Club previews its spring production Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward. Senior cast includes Stewart Peckham as Charles Condomine and Mary Jean Eberle as Elvire with Lisa Pedersen Duane Moll Laura Crowley Angela Lefebvre Caroline Hanselman. Director is Calvin Pedersen. Performances Friday and Saturday April 30 and May 1 at 8 p.m. in the Central School auditorium.
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N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Noel Coward
Central School
Calvin Pedersen
Stewart Peckham
Charles Condomine
Mary Jean Eberle
Elvire
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Ruth
Condomine
Charles
Duane Moll
Dr. Bradman
Condomines
Laura Crowley
Mame
Finian McLonergan
Finian
Rainbow
SUNY
Oswego
Miss Eberle
Minnie Fay
Susan Mahoney
Baby-sitting course offered by Green Mountain Climbers 4-H Club
The Green Mountain Climbers 4-H Club and County Extension Service sponsor a six week baby-sitting course in Pownal starting April 1. It runs Thursday evenings 7 to 8 30, free and open to anyone 10 or older. Participants completing the course may join a referral list if aged 12 or over.
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Pamela Blakeman
Mary Lou Young
Mike Lewis
Steve Kauppi
Pownal
Pownal Community Groups Schedule Events and Drive
The Pownals Choir rehearses at Pownal United Methodist Church tonight at 7 30. The Pownal Center Fire Department holds a worknight at the firehouse at 7 30 tonight. On March 22 1976 Easter Seal drive opened. town chair Mrs Caroline Martel reports 500 letters sent. Funds go to Vermont Achievement Center in Rutland to aid handicapped children. The goal is 75000 dollars. Pownal’s best total was 563.50 in 1971, hoped to be surpassed. The center at 88 Park Ave Rutland welcomes visitors. Kathleen Coughlin will set appointments. Center’s newest facility is an indoor therapy pool. A June 10 food sale at town office from 10 am to 2 pm supports the center, with committee members Mrs Charles Rounds Mrs Sanfri Kauppi and Mrs Bruce Martel. Donations open to anyone not receiving a letter.
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Caroline Martel
Vermont Achievement Center
Vermont
Charles Rounds
Sanfri Kauppi
Bruce Martel
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