Vermont and Arlington Meeting Notices in Montpelier and Arlington
Vermont superintendents confer May 14–15 in Montpelier with sessions on reading, policy, energy, vocational education and a luncheon speaker William T. Logan Jr. Also Arlington hosts a Bennington County briefing on the Vermont Rail Plan by Robert Merchant as part of regional rail funding and state plan requirements. Scout Leaders Roundtable set for May 14 in Arlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Tavern Motor Inn
Vermont Department of Education
Joan Hoff
Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s Parish
Robert Merchant
Vermont Public Service Board
Bennington County Regional Commission
Federal Railway Administration
Merchant
Bruce Haskell
State Energy Office
John Stevens
Department of Education
Arthur Ericson
Department
Division of Vocational- Technical Education
Edward J. Fabian
Division of
Wallingford
Taconic
Green Mountain Council
BSA
Fisher School
James Day of
Manchester
Arlington Vermont Calendar and EMT Certification Update
The Arlington calendar lists weekly club meetings and sports events at Bailey Hall the high school and nearby venues from Monday to Sunday. Fourteen Arlington Rescue Squad members received EMT certificates at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington after 90 hours of training, with more Red Cross instructors and 22 first aiders nearing graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Snowmobile Club
Bailey Hall
Amhs Scholarship Fund Inc
Arlington Rescue Squad
Vermont Department of Health
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Red Cross
Jerrold Clayton
David Crofut
Virginia Barry
Louise Edwards
Joseph Gawlik
Beverly and
Diane King
Joseph Kreel
Fredrika Leaning
Kennedy Ludlam
Nick Monte
Leona Pickstone
Molly Pratt
Darlene Young
Arlington Memorial High names nine to NHS induction
Helene Thompson at AMHS presided over a National Honor Society induction last Tuesday. Nine students were honored with Brenda Dorr Eileen Whitley Holli Gunther in front row and Bruce Dorr Stacey Cummings Susan Woodard Joyce Smith in rows behind. Guest speaker Mrs Hope Lane Day spoke on leadership character scholarship and service, followed by summaries by Ayessa Roches Anne Towne Kathy Thompson and Steve Szabo. Denise Laskey Wendy Rochelle pinned the new members while Princess Crawford announced them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Memorial High School
Brenda Dorr
Eileen Whitley
Holli Gunther
Bruce Dorr
Stacey Cummings
Susan Woodard
Joyce Smith
Daniel Blackmer
James Poulin
Edward Waite
Hope Lane Day
AMHS
Ayessa Roches
Anne Towne
Kathy Thompson
Steve Szabo
Princess Crawford
Denise Laskey
Wendy Rochelle
Calvin Andrews
Bennington Social Visits and Family News Roundup
Walloumsac Mrs Harold Powers recovers at friends home in Bennington. Mr and Mrs John O Hare of Bennington visited Alice Guiden and her brothers and Mrs Roscoe Austin. Terry Hoag and family visited Edward Rouse in Jackson. Mary Ellen Hoag and Linda Horan of SUNY Cobleskill visited Mary Ellen’s parents. Mrs Robert Baldwin returned from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Linda and David of Troy visited Gordon and Mrs Hoag. Charles Telford and Ralph Phillips visited Telford Farm. Granddaughter Gibeault of Rutland hosted by Leo and wife. Kenneth Buck and sons David and Jason of Schenectady overnight with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John O’hare
Bennington
Alice Guiden
Roscoe Austin
Terry Hoag
Mike
Mark
Edward Rouse
Jackson
Mary Ellen Hoag
Linda Horan
Suny At
Cobleskill
Mary Ellen
Mrs
Jim Hoag
Robert Baldwin
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Linda
David
Troy
Gordon Hoag
Charles Telford
Ralph Phillips
Rock City Falls
Telford Farm
Leo Bradley
Miss Gibeault
Rutland
Kenneth Buck
David and
Jason
Schenectady
Shaftsbury Visitors and Community Club News
Shaftsbury residents joined family and friends for visits on Sunday May 4. Berlin guests including Jane C Fitzgerald and the Bentley family visited their uncle Gordon Hoag. A kindergarten orientation is set for Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the school for children turning five by December 1975. birth certificates required. The North Shaftsbury Community Club elected Mrs Bliss Hulet chair of bicentennial projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane C. Fitzgerald
Terry Bentley
Mike and
Michelle
Ross Bentley
Berlin
Gordon Hoag
The
North
Dorset Historical Society opens museum event
The Dorset Historical Society will open its museum to the public Saturday May 17 from 3 to 5 pm and then Saturdays 3 to 5 during the summer and fall. Curator Eugene A. Bond notes nearly 400 artifacts have been rearranged and catalogued with new acquisitions. Admission is free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dorset Historical Society
Eugene A. Bond
Hoosick senior center events and schedules
Hoosick area residents over 65 may obtain flash cards May 22 23 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m to ride half price on Capital District rural bus lines. May 13 16 Washington trip schedules available. May 28 awards for top three seniors. Flea market July 4 at Hoosick Recreational Center. Marian Stephenson chair. dealers and seniors with crafts urged to participate. Social Security rep May 14 28 10 a m to noon. Card party May 12. Blood pressure tests May 19. Everglades film shown May 21 1 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rensselaer County
Capital District Transportation Authority
Washington, D.C
Mary Smith
Madeline Schimek
Kate Button
Burton Barber
Tony Salluzzo
Everglades
Vermont Governor Skeptical On New Pulp Mill Plans
Gov. Thomas Salmon shows little pro industry stance as Parsons and Whittemore weighs a 200 million pulp mill along the Connecticut River in Vermont or New Hampshire. The project would hire about 500 workers and need 1,000 more for timber, amid environmental concerns and private groups' opposition. Vermont officials including Donald Webster plan a Canada trip to view a similar plant in New Brunswick, at Parsons and Whittemore’s expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Donald Webster
Canada
Parsons and
Whittemore
New Brunswick
Salmon
Webster
Vermont Eyes Wood Fuel Amid Energy Strains
Vermont Environmental Secretary Martin Johnson urged using forest wood as a short term energy source arguing Vermont has millions of acres of timber to tap. He warned any federal overreach by the Army Corps of Engineers could add bureaucracy and intrude on state matters, without detailing the proposed pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Martin Johnson
WCAX
Johnson
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Army Corps
Randolph man to be arraigned on aggravated assault charge
Barry Lashway Sr. of Randolph turned himself in after Carlton Osgood was shot in the leg during a Randolph party argument. Osgood remained in fair condition at a local hospital. Lashway was jailed overnight in Vermont District Court on $1,000 bail awaiting arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea
UPI
Barry Lashway Sr
Randolph
Lashway
Carlton Osgood
Osgood
Vermont
Fire in West Barnet claims life of Edward Mackey
West Barnet report cites faulty wiring as tentative cause of a basement workshop blaze that killed 69 year old Edward Mackey. He was alone at home when the fire started as his wife attended church, authorities said. He is brother of Burlington physician Dr Albert Mackey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Barnet
UPI
Edward Mackey
Mackey
Burlington
Albert Mackey
Tax plan for Rensselaer fieldhouse faces split views
Mayor Edward J. Connally backed a tax proposal that would put the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute fieldhouse on the tax rolls, despite opposition from area businessmen and union leaders. He opposed taxing Little League and church property while agreeing nonprofit vacant buildings should be taxed, with Buckley noting the fieldhouse and related properties will be listed June 1 unless new information arises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute
Edward J. Connally
Connally
Little League
John J. Grogan
Grogan
John P. Buckley
Troy Firefighters Begin Action After Contract Impasse
The Uniformed Firefighters Association representing 178 Troy city firemen is slowing training and housekeeping tasks in a bargaining stalemate after nearly five months without a written contract and almost a year of negotiations. Union president John J. Carpenter says fire response remains normal while a state fact finder prepares a report for next week. If no agreement results, the dispute goes to binding arbitration over pay and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Uniformed Firefighters Association
John J. Carpenter
Economist Moscovitch resigns as Massachusetts budget chief
Edward H. Moscovitch, a former Williams College assistant professor of economics, resigns as state budget director in protest of the dismantling of his office by Governor Dukakis. He says both Dukakis and former Gov. Sargent misled voters about the state's deficit and fiscal mess. Dukakis argues the no new taxes pledge was based on an underestimate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams College
Edward H. Moscovitch
Dukakis
Moscovitch
Francis W. Sargent
Grace & Co strike enters 11th week over overtime clause
Adams reports no progress after two mediation talks as production workers stage a prolonged strike at Grace & Co. The dispute centers on a mandatory overtime clause. Plant manager Thomas O. Gavin says many workers volunteer for overtime, but key-position employees sometimes do not, making the clause a necessary contract provision.
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BCRC
U.S. Office of Education
Boston
McCullough Library
Huffman
Winterbotham
Amory
Marshall
Pride of the Trevallians
Salisbury
Palace Guard
Rather & Gates
Harlequins
Nabokov
Miss Read
Stonewall Brigade
Fall Creek
Hailey
Mrs.Arris
Moscow
Gallico
Updike
Aldous Huxley
Bedford
Newman
MacDonald
Joy Drury
Bentley
Villiard
McWhirter
Herzel
Witcott
Bergstrom
Stephens
Ross
Olmsted
Walters
Judson
Glass House
Covert
Consumer’s Reports
Black Mountain
Mitchell
Boyle
Belvedere
Allen
Kris
Miller
Matt Gargan
Slate
Wood
Pooh Corner
Milne
Brown
Alf — Annett
Mt. Anthony
Burr & Burton
Arlington Chorale
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
WWI
Veterans of
VFW Rooms
Arlington Rescue
Red Mt
OES
Masonic Temple
Leland & Gray
Proctor
Battenkill
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Arlington Historical Society
Helene Thompson
Walloumsac
Bertha Hoag
Harold Powers
Home of Friends
Shaftsbury
Edwin Lennon
Eugene Slavin
Glens Falls
O— Mrs
Edward Barringer
St. Joseph College
Southern Vermont College
Bennington, Vermont
Pantral
UN Public Service Corporation
Hoosick Area
Elizabeth Pokines
Caroline Wilwol
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Colonial Shop
Savings & Loan Association
Main Street
Barnet
New York
Down In
Berkshire
Grace
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