Drugs and Alcohol Panel Set At Manchester Church
Manchester hosts the third in a series on adult youth and personal conflict at 7:30 pm at the First Congregational Church. Panelists include Mark Burt Marti Paustian Frank Poncho Gonzalez’s condition and notes from Tim Oomey and Chris Schumway of UCS. The discussion covers drug abuse dynamics, family control, and rural youth exposure to dangerous substances, with Toomey urging focus on behavioral problems behind drug use.
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First Congregational Church
Mark Burt
Bur and
Burton
Marti Paustian
Chiselvile
Sunderland
Frank
Gonzalez
Putnam Memorial Bspital
Avon 240
Nail
Relious Education Committee
Fank Dupree
Te Manchester Police
Tim ‘Oomey
United Counseling Services
Chris Schumway
UCS
Toomey
Ms. Schumway
Bennington Opportunity Council
Bennington
Festive Designs Herald the Holidays Tea in Williamstown
The North Adams and Williamstown garden clubs host Barbara Q. Phillips from Cranston R I as she demonstrates holiday flower designs at a Holiday Tea on Tuesday November fifteenth at 1 p m in the First Congregational Church on Main Street Williamstown Mass The public is invited the non member fee is 150 dollars and eight designs by Mrs Phillips will be auctioned after the program
Sunderland Approves Revenue Sharing Spending Plan
At the November meeting Sunderland selectmen handled routine business and ordered removal of several dead trees to prevent road blockages in winter. A following hearing approved revenue-sharing funds for a new town truck a snowplow and a powered brush-cutter.
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Sunderland
Weekend Visits and Homecomings From Regional Families
Clinton Connecticut residents Mr and Mrs Ray Pettrini and family spent last weekend with the John Tudor family. John Souness returned home after a lengthy hospitalization at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Wales Tabor and family vacationing at the Wallens in Hopewell New Jersey. Henry Brace home after hospital stay. James Perry enjoyed a successful bow and arrow deer hunt. Gordon Nesbitt and family back from a summer at Hedges Lake. Robert Hrbek of West Keansbury New Jersey and family stayed with son Larry Hrbek and family. Larry Jr and family hosted Larry, Kenny and William Heinhold of Cape May Court House New Jersey. Timothy Tudor attended the Tri state convention of the Tri-
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Ray Pettrini
Clinton, Conn
John Tudor
Robert Hrbek
West Keansbury
N.J
Larry Hrbek
Larry Jr
Larry
Kenny
William Heinhold
Cape May Court House
Timothy Tudor
Tri
Hoosick Falls Police Notes Summary of Nov events
Hoosick Falls police report a girl aged 11 fell from a railroad overpass on John Street Extension sustaining a head fracture and lacerations. she was transported to Putnam Memorial Hospital. A hit and run damaged a 1965 Pontiac. investigation ongoing. Two missing minors were found in Fayetteville. Barron McKeon was fined $20 after pleading guilty to disorderly conduct. John Giorgiani was charged with driving without a license and received a village court summons for Nov 9.
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Gail Jepson
Lyman St
John Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Fayetteville
Barron McKeon
McKeon
Fitzpatrick
John Giorgiani
Hoosick Falls
Recent callers at Gertrude Aiken home andHolstein club meeting
South Cambridge residents visited Gertrude Aiken with Marjorie Gifford, Lois Virtue, and Mrs Gregory Moon. Anne and Edward Kyer completed a nine week U S tour totaling over 10 000 miles with stops in Canada Ohio Kansas Florida California and Chula Vista. United Methodist Women of Jermain Church met November 2 at Mrs Perry Bugbee s home to plan Christmas projects for shut ins. Next meeting is December 7 at Mrs Gordon Byars home with a 6 30 p m covered dish and a Christmas poem shareable link.
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Marjorie Gifford
Lauderdale
Lois A. Virtue
Coila
Gregory Moon
North Bennington
Anne
Edward Kyer
United States
Toronto
Canada
Akron
Ohio
Wichita
Kansas
Florida
Chula Vista
Calif
Henry Kessler
United Methodist Women of
Jermain Church
Perry Bugbee
James McCart
Gordon Byars
Pre- Christmas Craft Sale in Rutland at West Street Armory
Rutland hosts the annual pre Christmas Art and Craft Sale at the West Street Armory on November 12 and 13 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Door prizes are offered with drawings at 5 p.m. Sunday. entrants need not be present to win. The event features pottery jewelry dried arrangements ceramics leather goods quilts and Christmas decorations from local artisans and some out of state craftspeople sponsored by the NCO Club of HHC 2 Bn 172nd Armor.
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Rutland
West Street Armory
NCO Club of
HHC
172Nd Armor
Vermont Northern Railroad deal nears with shippers
After a five hour session Rail Commissioner Robert Merchant said accord was close as shippers seek to keep the 99 mile Vermont Northern line running. The Idaho operator’s contract expired. Gov. Snelling warned the state may drop the line as Maryland negotiations failed.
Vermont to get $1 million federal funds for conservation
Vermont officials announce about 1 million dollars in federal funds next year for the agricultural conservation program. The funds will be matched by 1.5 million from farmers, totaling 2.5 million for conservation and pollution abatement practices across the state.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Lloyd Patterson
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Troy Democrats regain council control and rerun Buckley
In Troy New York Democrats reestablished a 5 to 2 majority on the city council on Tuesday and move to rehire former City Manager John P Buckley who was fired last August by Republicans. The shift follows GOP turmoil after Mayor William A O Neil switched to Democrats last February and after his April death a court battle led to Paul B Done joining the council and tilting the majority back to Republicans. In Cohoes voters approved an 11 000 pay raise for Mayor Ronald Canestrari by 2 768 to 2 639 reflecting his move to a full time role and prompting him to call it a victory for common sense
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Troy
John P. Buckley
Buckley
William A. O’neil
O’neil
Paul B. Done
Done
Cohoes
Ronald Canestrari
Common Sense
Canestrari
Mystery of two cats hanging solved by police
Berkshire Williamstown police say a local juvenile admitted hanging two four month old cats by ribbons from a front porch railing for fun. The owners found the animals Monday around 12:09 a.m. No charges will be filed.
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Williamstown
Cole Avenue
Joseph J. Zoito Jr
Richard Bressette
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