Arlington Schools Board approves Music Box renovation plan
Arlington AMHS will spend up to 2500 to renovate the Music Box by the high school for band practice and music classes. John Werner won board approval to use the field hockey field for a summer soccer league for ages eight to 14 and to run a one week camp in mid July with a target 15 per child fee. Kindergarten enrollment was reported at 40 from Arlington and four from Sandgate. Jurgen Combs ninth grade social studies class approved for a New York day trip to the Stock Exchange and United Nations. The board adopted sports eligibility guidelines.
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Arlington
AMHS
John Werner
Werner
Fisher Elementary
Ira Manross
Sandgate
William Towne
New York
Jurgen Combs
Stock Exchange
United Nations
State Department of Education
Burr & Burton
Fair Haven
Rescue Squad
Burlington
Mount Anthony
State Dept. of Education
Leland & Gray
Proctor
State Department
Ludlow
Otter Valley
Green Mountain
F.H.A
Springfield
Vermont Symphony
M.V.L
Rutland
Shaker Village
Comb
Pine Cobble PTA to Host Horse Show in Pownal
Pine Cobble School PTA announces a benefit horse show at Shadowbrook Riding Stables Northwest Hill Road Pownal on June 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 30 p.m. The event features 23 classes in equitation hunter and pleasure divisions with junior and adult hunt seat entries, outside hunter course, two stake classes, and English and western pleasure divisions. Trophies and ribbons will be awarded. Contact Pine Cobble School 413 458 4680 or Shadowbrook 823 5572 for prize lists and show details.
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Williamstown
Mass
P.T
Shadowbrook
Northwest Hill Road
Pownal
Shadowbrook Riding Stables
Unusual Week at Hoosac School Highlights Project Week
Hoosac School in Hoosick New York showcased a weeklong Project Week with students and teachers engaging in outside classroom activities. Participants learned refinishing cars sailing on Cape Cod canoeing the Hoosic River and exploring local history while several planned cooking and photography projects expanded practical skills. A separate note in Manchester announced a Maharishi Mahesh Yogi meditation lecture at Zion Episcopal Church with free admission and future course plans.
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Richard Funk
Manchester
Susan Seifert
Zion Episcopal Church
Ms. Seifert
Bennington
India
Europe
U.S
International Meditation Society
P.O. Box
National Nutrition Education Act discussed at CAROL’s forum
In Poultney the National Nutrition Education Act proposed by Sen. George McGovern will be discussed Friday night by Counsel Alan J. Stone of McGovern’s Senate committee at Green Mountain Junior College. The First Consumer Forum on Food and Health features Rep. James Jeffords and Gov. Salmon among Friday speakers, with CABOL sponsor CABOL-backed conference details and contact information provided.
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Allan Cott
FAPA
Churchill School For Children
Bonnie Kaplan
Department of Neurology
Yale School of Medicine
New Haven
Conn
Beatrice Trum Hunter
Ms. Hunter
Miles Robinson
U.S
FDA
Robinson
Cleave
Alan J. Stone
Senate
Nikki and
David Goldbeck
Norman Hecht
Northeast
National Commission On Egg Nutrition
Joyce Livak
University of Vermont
Anne Jones Haas
CABOL
Winston A. Way
Extension Agronomist
UVM
Mary T. Goodwin
M.S
Montgomery County
The
Center For Science In the Public Interest
Jane Kinderlehrer
Ruth Desmond
Federation of Homemakers
Washington, D.C
Washington
Patricia Dennis
P.O. Box
Manchester Center
Danby
Contents of Grant's Tomb go up for auction in Manchester
A May 19 auction at the Palace Hotel will sell items from Grant's Tomb and the hotel discotheque after Palman Inc. defaulted on notes totaling 4000 dollars. The court ordered asset liquidation to recover 4152.55 owed to E. Wilbur Rice, former Palman president. Deputy Sheriff Charles Mather will conduct the sale.
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Grant
Manchester
Palace Hotel
Bennington Superior Court
Palman Inc
Palman
E. Wilbur Rice
Company
Rice
John P. Morrissey
Corporation
Charles Mather
Public Service Board to hear 27.8% rate hike in Vermont
In Montpelier, the Public Service Board is slated to hold August hearings on Continental Telephone Co.’s request for an average 27.8 percent rate increase affecting 19,000 customers across about 30 communities. Springfield areas would face about 49 percent rises.
ACLU drops lead plaintiff in Burlington police suit
David Harrison, executive director of the Vermont ACLU, withdraws as the main plaintiff in a 1.35 million suit against the Burlington Police Department. He had filed on behalf of Mrs. Luis Ponce Rodriguez after her husband was shot during a Burlington stakeout. Prosecutors deemed the shooting justifiable homicide. a federal probe results remain undisclosed.
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Burlington
UPI
David Harrison
Vermont
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Harrison
Luis Ponce Rodriguez
ACLU
Ponce
Chittenden County
Two Grand Jury Indictments in Troy Bookshop Case
In Troy, a weeklong probe by police and the district attorney led to at least two grand jury indictments against Joseph R. Deeb of Utica, owner of Adult World on River Street. Deeb was released on $2,000 cash and $4,000 property bail after posting first amendments obscenity charges and general business law violations. He vowed to stay open, prompting a wry response from Assistant District Attorney Charles Wilcox. Also in Troy, the school board certified Tuesday’s election results amid a voting-list dispute. Edward D. Gordon complained his son was initially denied entry. corrections were made, and Cathy Golden and Loretta Devane won seats while incumbent H. James Lidford lost by one vote.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Martin’s
Grand Union
Vermont District Court
Edward Costello
Consumer Fraud Division
A&p
Chittenden Country
Troy
District Attorney’s Office
Joseph R. Deeb
Utica
Adult World
River Street
Deeb
Charles Wilcox
Dryily
Edward D. Gordon
Park Boulevard
Thelma J. Riggs
Catharine M. Golden
Loretta T. Devane
H. James Lidford
North Adams mayor proposes mobile homes to guard new Drury High site
Mayor Joseph R Bianco urged establishing two mobile homes on Drury High School grounds with two watching families to deter vandals after tire tracks were found on the new soccer field. He urged starting a security program within two months and proposed a watchdog as part of the plan. In Mt Washington, residents voted a 600 dollar police allocation amid rising crime including five home breaks in the past month and only 78 residents serve as 54 registered voters in the town.
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North Adams
Joseph R. Bianco
Drury High School
Drury Clerk of the Works
Thomas O. Harvey
Harvey
Bianco
MT. Washington
David Mack
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Pine Cobble School
Shadowbrook Stables
Eriey
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Hoosac School
Jack Gane
Dorset
Elizabeth Grinell
Chris Baker
Dudley M. Baker
Bank St
Mark Beauchemin
Kenneth A. Beauchemin
Main St
H. Brevoort Cannon
Cherry Valley
N.Y
Henry Darlington
Rensselaer County
Richard Hamilton
Donald Lusardi
Greater
Carol’s Food Forum
Monument Plaza
Bennington, Vermont
Q Bookshop Office Products Center
Main Street
Vermont Life
Ron Frazier
Main. ST
Bennington, VT
Grand Union Empire
Down In
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