Arlington Recreation Committee eyes busy year ahead in park plans
At the Arlington High School meeting trustees dissolved the administrative committee duplicating the executive one. Officers elected: Eugene Hoyt president Richard Miles Jr vice president Joanna Adams secretary Walter Corey treasurer. A park project update noted a 181 321 dollar cost sharing with BOR state and town contributions and multiple contracts for soccer and baseball fields, access road, parking, fences, and facilities. funding through CETA may hire two unemployed local workers through March 1977.
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Arlington
Arlington Recreational and Committee, Inc
Eugene Hoyt
Richard K. Miles Jr
Joanna Adams
Walter Corey
Miles
Ann Halbur
Arthur Moody
Helene Thompson
Francis Gaylord
Nancy Kendall
Phillip Webb
Don Saddlemire
Robert Crosby
Harry Pickering Jr
Ann Mellon
Isabel Pope
John Werner
Larry Malloy
Tim Williams
John Simson
Marge Macksey
Ann Marsh
John Adams
Nancy Worsoe
Jean Kendall
Walter Gardner
William Towne
Larry Pratt
Henry Coley
Ann Harbur
Valerie Oakland
Chris Schaeffer
Arnold Wilcox
John Moore
State Employment Office
Dailey
Bud Bell
Manchester
Bell
Arlington Water Co
Comfort Station
John Wall
Moore
Kens Worsoe
County urged to recycle crankcase oil via HRBCEPA program
Local meeting at Walloomsac River chapter urged county wide crankcase oil recycling similar to a pioneer project in Chittenden County. Environmental Secretary Martin L Johnson spoke on PCB levels in Hoosic River, noted most come from Massachusetts, and discussed Jard Co recycling efforts. Pownal Tannery cited one chromium violation in January, otherwise compliant. HRBCEPA urged to engage in politics while disclosed committee liabilities of 43 597 31 with net worth 20 261 67.
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Hrbcepa
Chittenden
Coe Ata
U.S. Public Health Service
Massachusetts
Jard Co
Jard
Pownal
Johnson
County rescue names Severson chairman
In Hoosick Falls, the Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association held its march 18 meeting at Sand Lake Ambulance HQ. Richard A. Severson of the Hoosick Rescue Squad was chosen as board chairman and Richard Retzlaff of Mohawk Ambulance Service was elected secretary. The board reviewed ambulance and rescue coordinators and potential funds to update county radio equipment. Michael Cornaire led the regular meeting.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association, Inc
Sand Lake Ambulance
Richard A. Severson
Town of
Hoosick
Michael Cornaire
Hoags Corners Ambulance Service
Retzlaff
Hudson Valley Community College
Frank Allen
Cornaire
Corine Stella
Geraldine Boatman
Petersburg Ambulance and Rescue Service
Troy City
Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office
Paul Boatman
Petersburg Rescue Squad
Harry Burton
Pittstown
Severson
Richard Whitman
Hyatt Ambulance Service of
Troy
Hoags Corners
Arlington forms chamber of commerce to boost town
Sixteen local business owners voted to form the Arlington Chamber of Commerce at a Tuesday meeting the second in as many weeks. They organized two committees for a town brochure and a membership drive and discussed promoting Arlington with Sandgate Sunderland and Shaftsbury, while aiming to attract visitors and support a Route 7 sign. The selectmen endorsed the move and future meetings are set at West Mountain Inn.
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Arlington
Arlington Chamber of Commerce
New Chamber
Bennington
Manchester
Richard Farrell
West Mountain Inn
New England Land Management Inc
New
John Simson
Bennington County
Farrell
Vermont
Mary de Brun
New Hampshire arts chief links funding to state economy
John Coe of the New Hampshire Commission on the Arts says limited state funding, supplemented by 205000 from the National Endowment for the Arts, boosts life quality and local economies. He notes theater ventures like Theatre-by-the-Sea and the American Stage Festival attract diners, shoppers, and visitors, creating multiplier spending while stressing the need for more state support.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
John Coe
New Hampshire Commission On the Arts
National Endowment For the Arts
New Hampshire
State Hospital
Coe
Squam
Palace Theater
Manchester
Portsmouth
Theatre-by-the-Sea
Ceres Street
Doe
Two Ski Areas Close As Warm Weather Ends Season
Warm temperatures end ski season at Bromley and Magic Mountain. Bromley announces today as final skiing day after a planned Easter close. season length reached 123 days. Magic Mountain closed last weekend signaling early end to winter recreation in the region.
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Peru
Bromley
Magic Mountain
Crowley heads to Senegal for two year Peace Corps service
Robert Crowley son of Harold and Mrs Crowley of Bovie Hill Road leaves Hoosick Falls for Senegal to serve two years as a Peace Corps volunteer. A 1970 HFCS graduate with a Union College political science degree, he worked as a para legal in Albany and was active in HFCS musicals band sports and student offices. He studied in France for one semester at Union.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Crowley
Harold Crowley
Bovie Hill Road
Senegal
Africa
Peace Corps
Crowley
Hoosick Falls Central School
Union College
Lynn and
Lynn
Albany
HFCS
Hoosac School
Union
France
Hoosick Falls Eagles Plan Rally and Dinners
Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles outlines events ahead of spring and summer. An Eagle Rally Saturday March 27 starts at 7 pm at the Eagle Home on First Street to recruit officers for the coming year. A dinner dance with the Auxiliary is set for Saturday April 3 at 7 pm, with reservations via the club or Secretary Gordon Brenenstuhl. A class initiation occurs Tuesday March 30 at the Eagle Home, and another initiation travels to Bennington on Sunday April 4. Edith Smith reminds dog owners four months plus to license by April 1 at town offices. American Legion Post 69 holds free officer nominations April 1 with elections at the May meeting.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Aerie of Eagles
Eagle
First Street
Aerie
Gordon Brenenstuhl
Hoosick Falls Aerie
Edith Smith
Arlington
American Legion Post
Legion Rooms
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Bennington Banner
Arlington Recreation
CETA
Battenkill River
William E. Dailey Co
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
BOR
County Rescue Association
Arlington Chamber
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
Hilltop +H Club
Mary Gratz
Helen Clawson
Cheryl Loomis
Joan Wood
Penny Galls
Senate
Thomas H. Foster
U.S. Treasury
Malter
Chittenden County
Water Resources Department
Recycle Inc
County Regional Planning Commission
PSC Resources of
PSC Resources
PSC
Bennington, Vermont
Hawley
OLD Theatre
East Arlington
N.H. Arts Commission
Milford
Boston
New England
Kit Cooper
Mt. Snow
Stratton
Bennington Eagles
Aerie and Auxiliary
Canada
Main Street
Tutte
North Bennington Road
State OF
Office OF the State Treasurer
State of Vermont
Montpelier
Byxbee
Robert D. Frederick Burnham Jr
Robert D. Frederick Burnham Jr. Shea Realty Inc. Star Rt. Woodford PO
Donald G. Fauley
Burgess Road
Bennington, Vt
Janet Lloyd
East Rd
Elizabeth N. Bennington, Vt
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