Food Day events planned in Hoosick Falls and Albany
A national Food Day action is set for April 17 with the Center for Science in the Public Interest coordinating local groups. In Albany hearings led by Rep Peter A Peyser will convene at the Federal Building at 10 a.m. Testimony from community groups on federal feeding programs is expected, followed by an all day Youth Conference on World Hunger for up to 400 Albany area high school students at St.
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Hoosick Fall
N.Y
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Peter A. Peyser
House Agriculture Committee
Federal Building
Albany
Food Day events planned in New York region
In New York Agnes School Loudonville and Union College Schenectady host talks and programs as part of Food Day April 10 16 led by PYE SUNY Albany with speaker Jerome Goldstein of Organic Gardening and Farming Magazine and Environmental Action Bulletin. Contact Jackson Davis Albany for details and materials include bibliographies film lists and a speakers bureau. kits to organize teach-ins co-ops and school lunch investigations are available.
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Jackson Davis
Capital District
Lark Street
Albany
N.Y
Massachusetts Avenue
N.W
Washington, D.C
Vermont Tomorrow Bicen tennial Food Day Shopping List
Vermont Tomorrow releases a 16 page Bicentennial Food Day Shopping List aligned with Gov. Salmon proclaimed April 17 as Food Day. The guide promotes community action for food self sufficiency, nutrition and lower costs with sections on gardening canning emergency shelves farmers markets and projects for schools and clubs. It notes where to view or obtain copies and lists contacts Mary Lou Taylor and Matthew Shulman.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Bicentennial Commission
Governor’s Emergency Food Commission
State St
Mary Lou Taylor
Matthew Shulman
Berkshire Antique Bottle Show At Lee High School
The Berkshire Antique Bottle Association hosts a Sunday show and sale at Lee High School gymnasium on Greylock Street Lee Massachusetts from 9 am to 4 pm. Thirty five dealers will attend with 45 tables from eight Northeastern states. Thousands of bottles insulators and related books will be on display for sale with competitive exhibits. The Glass House a feature by Michael Voytek of Milford Connecticut. Lee Kiwanis pancake breakfast at 730 am and lunch noon to 2 pm proceeds go to youth programs. For info send to P O Box 297 Lee MA 01238.
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Massachusetts Turnpike
Joseph A. Furgal Jr
Lee
Glass House
Michael Voytek
Milford
Conn
Lee Kiwanis Club
P.O. Box
Lee, Mass
Arlington Community Calendar and AMHS Fund Recap
Arlington week calendar lists events at Community House Bailey Hall and local venues including well baby clinic meeting times and an AA gathering. AMHS Scholarship Fund Inc reports officers reelected and a $395 treasury with a $2900 disbursed to eleven students in 1974-75. fund drive underway to aid 1975-76 applicants.
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Community House
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Amhs Scholarship Fund Inc
Fred Hoyt
Mary Kraeutler
Helene Thompson
Walter Corey
Daniel Foster
Nick Monte
Harry Hayden
Kenneth Smith
Joseph Walsh
William Towne
Joseph Kreel
Waterfowl Association Holds Annual Meeting and Auction
The Waterfowl Improvement Association hosted its annual banquet at the Town House in Cambridge. A large crowd enjoyed a meal and speakers, followed by a sportsmen’s auction to fund conservation programs. Bill Roden led the event as emcee, praising the group’s conservation work. Fish & Game Commissioner Edward F. Kehoe noted cross state cooperation with Vermont, including a turkey program. Dirck Benson, retired waterfowl biologist, spoke with slides on Canadian nesting areas. Auction items included wildlife paintings, fishing outfits, and a woodduck carving by Phil Stoddard. For info, write secretary Ken Sheffield Jr. East Greenwich NY.
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East Greenwich
N.Y
Waterfowl Improvement Association
Cambridge
Bill Roden
Fish & Game
Edward F. Kehoe
Vermont
New York
Kehoe
New York State
Upstate
Dirck Benson
Benson
Phil Stoddard
Parker to Lecture at Syracuse Wright Lecture Series
Bennington College President Gail Thain Parker will deliver the Bernice M. Wright Lecture on April 3 at 7 30 p.m. in Arnold M. Grant Hall Syracuse University. The free talk titled What Jane Addams Remembered and We Forgot is part of the College for Human Development series honoring a former dean who died February 17.
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Syracuse
Bennington College
Gail Thain Parker
Jane Addams
Bernice M. Wright
Arnold M. Grant
Syracuse University
SU College For Human Development
Ms. Magazine
Parker
Bennington
Tom
Wright
Mary Baker Eddy
Kiwanis to host Bennington Museum speaker in Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club Tuesday noon meeting in Hoosick Falls will feature a Bennington Museum representative discussing Museums and a Junior Museum. Previous week Norman Granning, Hoosick Falls Central School faculty, spoke on antiques, displaying 1600s wrought iron tin and wrought steel pieces from early local craftsmen. An open house and reception will bid farewell to Rev and Mrs Wheaton as they depart Hoosick Falls for Ohio on April 8, with the Rev Wheaton having served 1915–1931 and returning in 1964 as interim pastor since November.
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Kiwanis Club
Bennington Museum
Norman Granning
Hoosick Falls
Lawrence A. Wheaton
Ohio
Baptist Memorial Hall
Wheaton
The
Baptist Church
Maple Festival Shines With Flea Market and Horse Pageant
The eighth annual Vermont Maple Festival in St. Albans runs April 4 to 6 with a flea market antique show at Holy Angels School on April 5 and 6 from 9 am to 5 pm. Admission 50 cents. The Budweiser Clydesdales attend with parade duties and demonstrations, plus Morgan horses. An arts and crafts show at St. Albans City Hall runs during the weekend.
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ST. Albans
Holy Angels School
Ann Hudson
Northwest Riding and Driving Club
Vermont
Highgate
Taylor Park
St. Albans City Hall
Vocational education workshops planned in Vermont
On Friday April 4 Vermont educators from agriculture health occupations and trades join a day long Technology Update series led by A Douglas Nadeau president of the Vermont Vocational Association. Sessions will host administrators and teachers from Rutland and Hartford area centers with NERCOE coordinating under the Educational Professional Development Act training.
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Rutland
Vermont
A. Douglas Nadeau
Barre
Vermont Vocational Association
VVA
Rutland Area
Rutland Holiday Inn
Hartford Area
Herbert Shipman
New England Resource Center For Occupational Education
Nercoe
Pownal Fire Meetings and Local Official Appointments List
A string of town meetings and duties are announced for North Pownal and East Pownal fire departments and related committees. Appointments for 1975 are listed by the Board of Selectmen with names for chairman clerk and secretary.
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Board of Selectmen
Charles Palmer
William Lounsbury
A. Coleman Mason
Robert Rudd
Vermont Fugitives Charged In Separate Court Appearances
Glenn Hogan 40 of Lunenburg was to appear in Vermont District Court on fugitive from justice charges from Massachusetts for armed robbery and kidnapping. Arrested Friday, released on $1,000 bail at the regional center. Richard John 22 faced aggravated assault charges after opening fire on state troopers and federal guards during a breach at his West Burke home. one shot knocked out power to nearby homes. Cindy Ledouneau 21 died in a single-car crash on Interstate 89. Dennis Flood 17 died of head injuries from a Thursday crash near Brandon. Nicholas Porter 24 of Brandon in fair condition after the crash on U S 7 south of Brandon.
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LT. Johnsbury
UPI
Glenn Hogan
Lunenburg
Vermont
Massachusetts
Hogan
Braintree
Mass
ST. Johnsbury
Richard John
John
West Burke
Waterbury
Cindy L. Ledouneau
Rutland Hospital
Dennis Flood
Brandon
Nicholas Porter
Porter
U.S. 7
GMP Repairs Waterwheel Units At Vermont Plants
Green Mountain Power Corp begins fixes on waterwheel generators at Essex Junction and Vergennes hydro plants. Repairs total 70000 dollars restoring 1800 kilowatts at Essex Junction and 700 kilowatts at Vergennes. GMP cites hydro power as the lowest cost energy source and notes delays due to prohibitive costs.
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Burlington
UPI
Green Mountain Power Corp
Essex Junction
Vergennes
GMP
Peter McTague
McTague
Green Mountain Corp
Horse rescued from Rutland well at Wilson Castle grounds
Four workers spent about thirty minutes pulling a medium sized frightened horse from a Rutland well on the Wilson Castle grounds. The animal broke through a well cover, sank hindquarters into mud before being saved. it was not hurt. A witness called the scene weird and unusual.
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Rutland
UPI
Chicago
Vermont
Wilson Castle
Elections Set for Three BOCES Board Seats in East Greenbush
Vying candidates include Donald Kline Germantown Thomas I Chipperly Averill Park board member Dr Joseph Zweig Averill Park school board president James Held Wyantskill and incumbent Earl Groat Ichabod Crane with Guy Diana unopposed Clayton DeWitt Lansingburgh challenging Groat Election night is at Columbia High School with a 7 p.m dinner and a public budget hearing on the 7.12 million 1975 76 plan 12 higher than last year
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East Greenbush
Columbia High School
Rensselaer- Columbia Counties Boces
Joseph Kurzyna
Germantown
Donald Kline
Thomas I. Chipperly
Averill Park
Joseph Zweig
James Held
Wyantskill
Guy Diana
Clayton DeWitt
Lansingburgh
Earl Groat
Ichabod Crane
Arson suspected in mansion fire at Garfield Road home
Footprints point to arson after a fire caused $250000 damage to a mansion on Garfield Road owned by Freling S. Smith. Investigators found muddy footprints in a downstairs bathroom where the blaze began. Smith, vacationing in Florida, owns the house with his son Freling H. Smith of Schodack and says the roof caved in and the second floor was gutted while valuables may have been taken.
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Stephentown
Rensselaer County Sheriff's Department
Freling S. Smith
Garfield Rd
Florida
Freling H. Smith
Schodack
Strike at Grace Co. in Berkshire Enters Fifth Week
In Berkshire, the Grace Co strike enters its fifth week amid ongoing violence by picketers. Plant manager Thomas O. Gavin noted a last week pledge to curb violence, but early Friday saw about a dozen plant windows shattered by rocks and a management worker’s home window in Williamstown broken as well. Gavin said the incidents appear not to be confined to both sides and are under investigation.
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Adams
Grace Co
Thomas O. Gavin
Williamstown
Gavin
North Adams man found guilty on glue inhaling charges
An 18 year old Thomas E. Fox of East Main Street North Adams was convicted in Northern Berkshire District Court of two counts of inhaling glue. He received a 60 day sentence in the House of Corrections suspended and placed on two years probation. A disorderly conduct charge was filed.
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North Adams
Berkshire
House of Corrections
Ernest H. Rosasco
Thomas E. Fox
East Main Street
Fox
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