Leverett Artist Bethia Brehmer Exhibit Through Nov 12
Leverett Craftsmen and Artists' Gallery hosts Bethia Brehmer an established local artist and instructor with degrees from Michigan Wisconsin. The show features about 30 etched prints of natural subjects birds shells lichens moss mice and silkweed in warm earth tones.
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Leverett
Mass
Bethia Brehmer
Leverett Craftsmen and Artists
Ms. Brehmer
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Midwest
Northampton
Ainsworth
Boston
Associated American Artists
New York
Hoosick Falls Softball League fundraiser and banquet notices
The Hoosick Falls community hosts a benefit movie at the Community Center on Church Street Monday November 18 at 7 30 p m admission 75 cents for adults 25 cents for children The first annual Misses Softball League banquet will be held Thursday November 21 at 7 p m in the state armory on Church Street Reservations close November 11 and may be made by calling three listed numbers Proceeds from the movie pay banquet expenses and purchase uniforms for next year Christmas candle sales by team members raise funds for uniforms The Bazaar of the First United Church Presbyterian on Main Street will be held Saturday November 9 from 10 a m to 4 p m with booths crafts decorations homemade food white elephant items handmade items and a luncheon corner for attendees
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Church Street
Hoosick Misses Softball League
Paul Gray
Misses Softball League
State Armory
Helen Sherman
Marilyn Douglas
Johnnie Constantino
First United Church Presbyterian
Main Street
Vermont AG accuses mobile home parks of rights violations
Vermont Attorney General Cheney says many park owners violate the Mobile Home Tenants Bill of Rights. He reports three lawsuits with more to come, seeks $10,000 fines per violation, and notes entrance fees banned since July remain collected. Some parks block sales, issue no leases, or impose unfair terms including limits on visitors and eviction for being objectionable. The office will draft a model lease with the New England Mobile Home Association and withhold prosecutions under fair lease provisions.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Cheney
New England Mobile Home Association
Two men arraigned in murder of 15 year old in Barre
Ernest Harvey Jr. and Gerald Dunham were arraigned in Orange County Superior Court Chelsea on first degree murder charges for killing Byron Nutbrown III in September 1973. Nutbrown was to testify against them in federal and New Hampshire cases related to a burglary attempt. The indictments followed a Vermont grand jury action. both defendants face federal sentencing on civil rights convictions.
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Chelsea
UPI
Barre
Orange County
Ernest Harvey Jr
Gerald Dunham
Williamstown
Byron Nutbrown III
New Hampshire
Vermont
Harvey
Nutbrown
Dunham
Fire knocks out phone service in Vermont and New Hampshire
A weekend fire spread from a chip and wood pile to a utility pole, burning lines and interrupting 192 circuits. Hartland Windsor Springfield Reading Vermont and Claremont Sunapee Newport New Hampshire were affected. most service was restored by noon Monday. A UPI report notes no government offer was authorized by Governor Salmon in a labor dispute with the American Federation of Teachers and the Vermont State Colleges system. Administration Secretary Robert Wilson said the governor did not back any pay-raise offer.
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Hartland
UPI
Vermont
New Hampshire
Windsor
Springfield
Reading
Claremont
Sunapee
Newport
Governor disputes removal as Goldswer clings to sheriff post
Albany reports Gov Malcolm Wilson has not yet moved to remove Schoharie County Sheriff John K Goldswer after his October conviction on 11 counts of official misconduct. Wilson says the office is vacated. Goldswer disputes and vows to keep the badge amid expected pre trial motions delaying action.
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Albany
Malcolm Wilson
John K. Goldswer
Schoharie
Wilson
Goldswer
Goldiner
Unemployment Up in Berkshire as Local Layoffs Rise
In Berkshire, unemployment claims rose 15 percent in October, with total jobless claims climbing from 4,204 in September to 4,845. A supervisor calls the increase seasonal amid construction slowdown, the Green Mountain race track shutdown, and layoffs at Sprague Electric Co and Cornish Wire division. Also in North Adams, Mayor Bianco says another bond order up to 400000 will go to council for finishing school projects, the third since construction began.
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North Adams
Claire A. Bombardier
Department of Employment Security
Green Mountain
Pownal
Sprague Electric Co
Cornish Wire
General Cable Corp
Joseph R. Bianco
Old Drury High
Bianco
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Pusan
St. Nick of
FDIC
Anderson
HVCC
Troy
Jack Anderson
United States
Hudson Valley Community College
Nixon
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
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