Local Notices and Sports Highlights From Manchester Area
The week included a false siren on Dufresne Pond Road and a Bald Mountain 4-H Club Trail Ride through Manchester and Dorset with three hours of riding and perfect scores awarded by judge Mrs. John Foster. Center Lanes bowling featured Charlene Knapp 207 and Lois Church 203. Rose Ann Cummings led with a 530 triple. Boy-O-Links posted 2,276 as high team. Cpl Laramie J. Cole, returning from London, takes a 25 day leave before Cherry Point duty. Bruce E Hodgin of Manchester earns promotion to sergeant in the U S Marine Corps, per family notice.
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Dufresne Pond
Bald Mountain
Manchester
Dorset
Fair Grounds
John Foster
Charlene Knapp
Lois Church
Rose Ann Cummings
Leo Bently
Vern Squires
Reid Aces
Giants and Red Sox open Arlington Little League season
Shaftsbury Nor shaft Arlington Little League starts at 6 15 with the Giants facing the Red Sox and the Braves meeting the Pirates. The on time start follows town residents cleaning the field over the past weekend and during the prior evenings.
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Miller
Norshaft
Daryl Wetherer
Brian Gallant
Bryan Becker
Joseph Crossman
Giants
Red Sox
Braves
Pirates
Shaftsbury
Kindergarten Registration Meeting At Manchester Elementary
A panel will discuss the kindergarten program at Manchester Elementary School on Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Room 7. Registration for children who will be 5 by December 1 is urged, with birth records required. Parents may call the principal at 362 1628 with questions.
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Manchester
RCA Gifts $50,000 in Telecommunication Equipment to Williams Center
Williams College center receives RCA donations valued at about $50,000, boosting its computer facility to roughly $360,000. Under director Philip Hastings and John Tash, the Roper Public Opinion Research Center has built a telecommunications system enabling data retrieval and analysis for scholars at Columbia University, University of Connecticut, University of Iowa, Michigan State, Yale, and York University, with access from educational institutions across the United States and Canada.
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Williamstown
Mass
Radio Corporation of America
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Williams College
Philip K. Hastings
John Tash
United States
Canada
Columbia University
University of Connecticut
University of Iowa
Michigan State University
Yale University
York University
Rupert fraternal meeting announced for May 22 at school hall
The Rupert Elsie Walther Mt Anthony Grange 230 announces a public meeting at Rupert school hall on Thursday night May 22 at 8 p m. Data files from the past six months show remote users can retrieve from the center's item index keyword and codebook files with marginal and cross tabulation analyses. Demonstrations were given to 30 university representatives at the telecommunications conference in Williamstown last October.
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Elsie Walther
Mt. Anthony
Rupert
Rupert School
Williamstown
Vermont Reintroduces Wild Turkeys To Green Mountain State
Vermont Fish and Game released 17 wild turkeys in the Pawlet Rupert area to reestablish the species. Five are toms and 12 are hens, trapped by District 2 Biologist Bill Drake with New York help. The program aims for a self-sustaining Vermont resident population, with poaching penalties and guidance to report sightings and send bands to Roxbury wildlife lab.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Fish & Game Department
Green Mountain
Bill Drake
New York Conservation Department
Fish and Game Department
Pawlet-Rupert
Fish & Game Department
Clarendon
State Wildlife Laboratory
Roxbury
Drake
Firemen's Night Out in Rupert highlights leaders and plans
Rupert and area residents gathered at the White Rock Restaurant for a Rupert Fire Department banquet. Austin McKeighan served as MC and introduced officers Gorman Smith president Horace Moore chief William Laurie first assistant chief Charles Sherman second assistant chief. Guests included Mr and Mrs Swinburne, Mr and Mrs Bauer, and Mr and Mrs Dougherty. The event precedes Old Home Day and carnival in August to raise funds for a new fire truck, with dancing to follow.
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Rupert
Rupert Fire Department
White Rock
South Granville
N.Y
Austin McKeighan
West Rupert
Fire Department
Gorman Smith
Horace Moore
William Laurie
Charles Sherman
Robert Swinburne
Henry W
Arson Hearing Delayed for Hoosick Falls Youths
In Hoosick Falls New York preliminary hearings for five youths charged with arson second degree were postponed due to illness. The hearing now is scheduled for next Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Hoosick Falls Court.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Court
Water Resources Dam Hearings in Hubbardton West Windsor and Newport
The Vermont Department of Water Resources will hold three public hearings on proposed earth dams. May 26 in Brownsville at 2 p.m. for a dam on Upper Tom Brook. May 27 in Hubbardton at 2 p.m. for Peter R Abatiell’s dam on a tributary of Giddings Brook. May 29 in Newport Center at 2 p.m. for Dr. Joseph J McGovern’s dam on a tributary of Mud Creek.
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Montpelier
State Department of Water Resources
Hubbardton
West Windsor
Newport
West Windsor Town Hall
Brownsville
Tom Brook
Lulls Brook
Ing
Grange Hall
Peter R. Abatiell
Department
Newport Center
Joseph J. McGovern
Shaftsbury selectmen face higher town garage cost
Shaftsbury selectmen Merton Snow and Sam Sanborn learned the new roof design raises the garage bid to 18,659 dollars from 16,000, with planning commission backing a pitched roof. They will reconfer with the planning commission before proceeding. A March pre Town Meeting set a 16,000 dollar sinking fund for the project. Snow also sent a letter to state officials about trailers installed since a 1965 health law restricting sewage disposal in small lots and requiring health department permits for trailer park extensions.
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Shaftsbury
Merton Snow
Lorenzo
Sam’’ Sanborn
Snow
Selectmen
Town Planning Commission
Audrey Jones
Atty
John Carmody
James Jeffords
Health Department
Guy Mattison
Arthur Faris
Eagle Square
Arlington Memorial High honor roll fifth marking period
Arlington Memorial High announces honor roll by grade and honor level. Senior high honors include Sandra Corey Barbara Macksey Stephanie Mahler Betsy Moody. Senior honors list Kathryn Clayton Diane Cross Katie Elwell John Hayden Helen Henning Richard Hess Donald Holton Carol Howarth Susan James Deborah Mattison Nancy Poulin Paula Squires Barbara Walsh Anna Webb Cynthia Cook. Junior honors: Stephen Coulman Sherry Erickson Thomas Geer Harvey Harbour Michael Hayes Michael Keough Michael Lindsey Mark Riley Marsha Sherman. Sophomore high honors JoAnn Keene. Honors: Shelley Beattie Teresa Lasky Richard Lawrence Christie Whitman. Freshman honors George DeLorme Charles Dusha Ann Hoyt Robert Mass Ericka Rocies Andre Rogers. Grade 8 high honors Joanne Moss Brenda Rice. Grade 8 honors James Corey Peter Hirsch John Kendall Lou Ann Lambert Barbara LeGrand Joyce Mattison Shelley Salter Diane Squires David Towne.
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Memorial High
Sandra Corey
Barbara Macksey
Stephanie Mahler
Betsy Moody
Kathryn Clayton
Diane Cross
Katie Elwell
John Hayden
Helen Henning
Richard Hess
Donald Holton
Carol Howarth
Susan James
Deborah Mattison
Nancy Poulin
Paula Squires
Barbara Walsh
Anna Webb
Cynthia Cook
Stephen Coulman
Joanne Moss
Brenda Rice
James Corey
Peter Hirsch
John Kendall
Lou Ann Lamebert
Barbara LeGrand
Joyce Mattison
Shelley Salter
Diane Squires
David Towne
Arlington Calendar of Events Highlights
Arlington hosts kindergarten registration and preschool clinic at Fisher Elementary from 2 30 to 5 00. At 4 00 Arlington plays Chester at home. 7 30 Executive Committee meeting at Federated Church East Arlington. 7 30 Arlington Chorale in W Arlington community rooms. 8 00 Arlington Fish and Game Club gathering at the clubhouse.
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Arlington
Fisher Elementary
Arlington Vs. Chester
The
Federated Church
East Arlington
Arlington Chorale
W. Arl
Arlington Fish & Game Club
Club House
Works of Hamilton Greene Highlight Center Opening
Manchester Memorial Day marks the re opening of the Southern Vermont Art Center on Mt Equinox slopes with a memorial exhibition and permanent collection display of Hamilton Greene illustrations plus sculptures in the gardens and galleries.
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Manchester
Hamilton Greene
Southern Vermont Art Center
Mt. Equinox
Harwood State Fish Record Set by 13-Year-Old
Mark Harwood, 13, of Shaftsbury, holds Vermont state brown trout record at 6 pounds 8 ounces and 26 inches, caught on opening day at Battenkill with a Mepp's spinner. State forms, patches, and certificates to be issued. bow and arrow category to be added. May 30 marks Art Center’s 40th anniversary with 13 solo shows and five group exhibitions.
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Montpelier
Mark Harwood
Shaftsbury
Fish & Game Department
Mark
Mepp
Battenkill
Bow and Arrow
Art Center
Arthur Jones
Carleton Howe
SVA
Music Pavilion
Union St
Manchester
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U.S
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Renee
Cherry Point
N.C
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Ann Hodgin
Pleasant St
Bennington
Women’s & Children's
Main St
Williams
Ruperts
Turkey
Firemen’s
Water Resources Dam
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Sedgeley Drive
Route 7
Cole Hall
Fairfax Ayers
Regional Planning Board
Vermont Roadside Council
Ayers
John T. Carmandy Jr
Gen. Longstreet
Wesley Bump
Leo Harrington
Cleveland Avenue
Church Street
Harrington
Michael Miller
Burr and Burton Seminary
E.H. Henry
Avalanche Motor Lodge
Roy W. Barstow
Barstow
Alison R. Bright
Manchester School
Helene Thompson
Keough
Michael Lindsey
Mark Riley
Marsha Sherman
JoAnn Keene
Shelley Beattie
Theresa Lasky
Richard Lawrence
Christie Whitman
George DeLorme
Charles Dusha
Ann Hoyt
Robert Mass
Ericka Rocies
Andre Rogers
RT. 7 North Low Direct Mills
Haynes & Kane Colonial Shop
Lees
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Harwood
Nichols
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