Vermont Fifth Graders Tour Washington With An Environmental Twist
Fifteen fifth graders from Wilmington Vermont toured Washington D C on foot visiting the Scary Dairy the Pumpkin Shell and local sites like a fire station and the neighborhood library The trip organized by Stevens School underscores an environmental scores concept described by Simon Nicholson with the children discovering similar local spots to those known by Washington youths and sharing experiences with an impressed adult chaperone
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Lincoln Memorial
Washington Monument
Wilmington
Stevens
White House
Rock Creek Park
DuPont Circle
Simon Nicholson
Nicholson
Scott
Keith
Leslie
Becky
Sid Dupont
Deerfield Valley Elementary
Dupont
NASC Receives Grant To Produce TV Shows
NASC in North Adams Massachusetts wins a public television grant to support locally originated programs. Officials say funds will aid development and production of new TV shows reflecting regional interests and communities.
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NASC
North Adams
Mass
North Adams State College
Community Service
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Maurine Horsman
ACT
No Berkshire
Cox Cable Communications
Berkshire Telecable Corporation
Surprise dinner marks 40th wedding anniversary at Cam bridge
Hoosick Falls residents Mr and Mrs Robert H Lewsey were honored at a surprise dinner party at the Town House Restaurant Cambridge Saturday night for their 40th anniversary. Twenty eight relatives attended. the event was arranged by their son Judith Ann Robbins of Bellows Falls. The Lewseys were married in Hoosick Falls and reside at 5 Congress Street.
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Robert H. Lewsey
Congress St
Town House
Cambridge
Robert C. Lewsey
Rensselaer St
Lewsey
Margaret Crowley
Hoosick Falls
Arlington Grange honors Kennedy Ludlam for community service
Kennedy Ludlam received the Battenkill Grange first annual Community Citizen's Award in Arlington. The event honored his long career as NBC radio news reporter and his five years as a local resident, highlighting his work with the Arlington Rescue Squad, Red Cross programs, scouts, and other local groups.
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Kennedy Ludlam
Marge
Grange State
Shirley Matteson
Battenkill Grange
Ludlam
John
Arlington
Kennedy
Grange
WBTN
Robert N. Grange
NBC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
H.P. Davis
Roosevelt
Willard Scott
Harvard
Truman
Walter Squires
Battenkill
Arlington Rescue Squad
Dick King
New England Red Cross
Donna Pickering
Boy Scouts
Arlington Volunteer Fire Department
Vermont Heart Association
Bennington County Red Cross
Library Board
Planning Commission
Justice of the Peace
Fish and Game _ Club
Arlington Selectmen
Charles Lindsey
Sidney Crofut
Carnel
Prudy Vaughn
Battenhill Grange
Deborah Matteson
Louise Edwards
Wanda Caler
Dorothy Dusha
Belle Decker
Herb Pellitier
Hoosick Falls Fire Board urges bought used pumper
At the May 15 meeting the Hoosick Falls Fire Department voted unanimously to back purchasing a 1961 Mack pumper from Fire Equipment of Argyle for 6500 with trade, replacing the disabled 194 Maxim. The group cited cost limits, equipment capacity, safety, and space, arguing a newer used unit serves taxpayers best. A letter to Fire Committee chair Howard Shaw outlines support and calls for a village sinking fund.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Argyle
Fire Department
Unffie
Howard Shaw
Weekend visitors and patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital
Miss Alice Wood returned home Friday after surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Mrs Marguerite Valentine of Hoosick Falls visited her sister Miss Catherine Green Saturday. Mr and Mrs Bruce Andrews and Bruce James of North Adams visited their relatives Thursday. John O Hara of Bennington hosted Sunday guests John Edward and Miss Alice Guiden. Mrs John Malloy of Greenfield Mass was a Sunday guest of her aunt Mrs Marie Morrissey and sister Miss Alice Wood. Gildea returned home after staying with daughter in law Mrs William Gildea who suffered an injured back. Margaret Leason and Grace McAron of Mechanicville visited their cousin Mrs Roscoe Austin Saturday.
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Alice Wood
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Marguerite Valentine
Hoosick Falls
Catherine Green
Bruce Andrews
Maureen
Bruce James
North Adams
Jim Hoag
Richard Lasser
Laura
John O’hare
John
Edward
Alice Guiden
John Malloy
Greenfield, Mass
Marie Morrissey
Sam. Gildea
Inlaw
William Gildea
Margaret Leason
Grace McAron
Mechanicville
Roscoe Austin
Betsy Byar Wins Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award 1975
Betsy Byar author of The 18th Emergency wins the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Memorial Award for 1975. She will receive an illuminated scroll by Harriet Watts on June 5 at 2 p.m. at Arlington Elementary School. The award honors Dorothy Canfield Fisher, a Vermont author.
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Arlington
Betsy Byar
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Harriet Watts
Vermont
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North Shire Senior Center
Edith Beaumont
Helene Thomyp
Judith Ann Robbins
Bellows Falls
Arlington American Legion Auxiliary
O— St. Mary’s Academy
Route 22
Larry Murphy
June Moore
John Galvin
Peg Loretan
Auditus Home
John St
Nazareth College
Rochester
Deborah O'Neill
Charles O'Neill
Cummings Street
Ms. O'Neill
Hoosick Falls Central School
Horsman
Williams College
White River Junction
Veterans Administration
Department of Defense
The
Masons
Red Mountain Lodge 63
Ters
Monument Plaza
James F. Quinn
Idlenot Farm Dairy, Inc
N. Springfield
Hage Chog Cuo
CE Gocleov
LE Galewe
Grice
Bennington’s Health Food Center
North ST. Benn
Gee
Gue
Tuttle
Progressive
Depot Street
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Saratoga
Vermont Department of Libraries
Vermont Pta
Janice Byington
Common
PTA
Main Street
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