Community Notes Highlight Family Visits and 4 H Club Activities
New York couple Mr and Mrs John Latham spent the weekend at their home here while the James Lake family visited Oswego where their son Jim will enter SUNY in the fall. Jolly Janes 4 H Club members led in community projects, Daffodil Days fundraisers, road cleanup, and scrap paper drives, with thanks to supporters Mary Tudor and Walter Hulihan. Plans include a Walkathon contact and a May dress revue judging set for May 28 to 30 and a June 5 Eleanor Niles Show in Greenwich. United Methodist Youth Fellowship meets Sundays at 6 30. Arnold Perry elected president and Michelle Lake secretary at the last meeting. Jermain United Methodist administrative board met April 28 with first quarter 1975 reports.
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James Lake
Oswego
Jim
SUNY
Jolly Janes 4
Marge George
United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Arnold Perry
Michelle Lake
Jermain United Methodist Church
Bristol and Elmont families visit area for weekend
Mr and Mrs Edward Kyer Jr and daughters Jennifer and Andrea of Bristol Conn and Mr and Mrs Armond Bar badoes and Armond Jr of Elmont NY were weekend guests at Mr and Mrs Edward Kyer Sr home. Mr and Mrs Joseph Arm Schenectady visited relatives in town last week. Mary Robinson hosted friends from White Potter Hill and Hoosick Falls at a pajama party May 2 in honor of her 13th birthday.
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Jennifer
Andrea
Bristol
Joseph Arm- Schenectady
Mary Robinson
White Potter Hill
Hoosick Falls
Rescue squads and firemen discuss union at Vermont meeting
PITTSFORD The April 27 meeting of the Vermont State Firefighters Association executive board drew eight officers past presidents and reps from 12 of 14 counties plus a guest. The meeting was chaired by the vice president Chief.
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Pittsford
Vermont State Firefighters’ Association
Arlington Vermont community calendar overview
Daily listings show Arlington events with Brattleboro Ludlow games school board meetings and club gatherings. Notable items include softball and baseball schedules, Lions and VFW meetings, community health screenings, rummage sales, a county fire association report, and future conferences and training courses. The notice invites additional Cancer Fund contributions.
Shaftsbury club maps work on church house and cemetery
Members of the North Shaftsbury Community Club planned painting the old North Shaftsbury Church on Old Depot road and cleaning the Mattison Cemetery known as Little Rhode Island. To seek guidance on cemetery work, several members attended the Vermont Old Se elicitation meeting on May 3.
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North Shaftsbury
Rhode Island
William Bryan
Grange Notes from Manchester-During Neighbors Night
At the April 21 Grange gathering in Manchester, the Kilmartins of Battenhill Grange shared slides from their Germany trip and Pearl Harbor bombing, with songs, a relay game, and 13 attendees. Degree work is July 21. youth raised funds for FFA and goodwill. home economics gave to Bennington County 4H, CARE, and state Grange fund. Bluebird houses judged. Evelyn Snow won first, Blanchard Stone and Florence Bull second and third. Next meeting is tonight at 8 p.m. in the Grange Hall.
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Manchester
Kilmartins
Battenhill Grange
Germany
Pearl Harbor
FFA Fund
Good Will Fund
Bennington County 4H Club
CARE
State Grange Educational Fund
Evelyn Snow
Blanchard Stone
Florence Bull
Grange Hall
Model Railroad Show Highlights Berkshire Club Event
Pittsfield Mass reports the eighth annual Model Railroad Hobby Show hosted by the Berkshire division of the National Model Railroad Association at the Dalton American Legion Home May 18 from 1 to 5 PM. Berkshire Model Railroad Club runs the event with a live steam engine ride by Allan G. Craig of Dalton, operating layouts, a trolley layout, a 1920 train set, railroad emblems and photos. A railroad movie plays, door prizes and tickets available at the door.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Hudson-Berkshire Division
National Model Railroad Association
Dalton American Legion
North Street
Dalton
Berkshire Model Railroad Club
Allen G. Craig
Obituaries: Frances McInerney and Stephen Dumal
Frances M McInerney 82 of South Cambridge died April 25 after a long illness. Survived by two brothers and other relatives. Funeral April 29 at Flynn Brothers Greenwich and St Brigid's Buskirk. Interment St John’s Cemetery Schaghticoke. Stephen Dumal 85 retired dairy farmer died April 21 at Suburban Hospital Alexandria VA. Survived by two sons, a daughter, and grandchildren. Funeral April 26 at Hack Funeral Home Schaghticoke and St Peter and Paul Ukrainian Catholic Church Cohoes. Interment St Peter and Paul Cemetery Waterford. Parastas lit Friday.
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Frances M. McInerney
Cambridge Road
Buskirk
McClellan Hospital
Pittstown
Cambridge
St. Brigid’s Church
William
Joseph McInerney
Alexandria
Russia
Washington County
Schaghticoke
Ted Film
West Virginia Paper Company
Mechanicville
Stephen Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Michael
James
Alice) Doner
Ceishonins
Hack Funeral Home
St. Peter and Paul’s Ukrainian Catholic Church
Cohoes
Valdimer Andrushkin
St. Peter and Paul’s Cemetery
Waterford
AEC suit dismissed as Energy Act moots case in 1974
The Conservation Society of Southern Vermont and allied groups sued the AEC arguing dual roles violated due process. The Washington court dismissed the suit April 16 after Energy Reorganization Act of 1974 abolished the AEC, creating ERDA and NRC to promote and regulate nuclear power.
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Townshend
The
Conservation Society of
Southern
Vermont
Congress
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington, D.C
AEC
CSSV
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Cortlandt Conservation Association, Inc
New York
Colorado Student Lobby
Lloyd Harbor Study Group
Long
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Nuclear Regulatory Council
NRC
Price-Andersen
William Miller
Peter Strong
Strong
Backgrounds of the American Revolution exhibit at Chapin Library
Williams College displays a bicentennial exhibition titled Backgrounds of the American Revolution 1764 to 1776 at Stetson Hall. It features 76 items including prints maps broadsides and manuscripts such as a Paul Revere Massacre engraving a Battle of Bunker Hill plan and four color Doolittle battle engravings. The show runs daily 9 am to noon and 1 to 5 pm through July 31 with free admission. Also on campus Don G Scroggin will lecture Nuclear Energy Boom or Bust a layman’s guide at 4 30 pm May 8 in Thompson Biology Laboratory Room 111.
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Williamstown
Mass
Chapin Library
Williams
Stetson
Concord
Bunker Hill
Boston
Paul Revere
Amos Doolittle
Chapin
Thomas Hutchinson
Colony
Massachusetts Bay
England
Stetson Hall
Don G. Scroggin
Williams College
Thompson Biology Laboratory
Williams Campus
Scroggin
Americans For Democratic Action
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Eleanor Niles
Greenwich
Edward Kyer
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Brattleboro
Ludlow
Arlington Home
Bailey Hall
VFW
VFW Rooms
Well
Community House
Enterprise Society
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
Arlington Chorale
Woodstock
West Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Burr and
Burton
Arlington Lions Club
Arlington Rescue Squad
Arlington Memorial High School
Mt. Lodge
Masonic Temple
St. James
Dunbar Hall
Battenhill Grange Re Social
Cancer Fund
Veronica Kelly
School Street
Federated Church
Mary Burton- Beinecke
Lauri Shaw
Robin Pero
Wanda Salter
Shane Crawford
Gregg Gunther
Harvey Bevins
Wade Caler
Princes Crawford
Clyde Dunlap
Clinton Snow
Dunlap
Robert M. Simon
East Montpelier
Howard C. Dailey
Ted Hopkins
Richard C. Holmes
Berlin
Ray Davison
Champlain College
Burlington
Walter B. Read
East Dorset
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington
Henry Schurink
Charles Geier
White Creek
N.Y
Schurinks
Doornhof Farms
Geier
Bennington Pony Club
Janet Schurink
Col. Madden
Shaftsbury
Grange
South Cambridge
William Anders
Madkour
Hanson Walbridge
St. Joseph College
Southern Vermont College
Bennington, Vermont
Michaels
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
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