Arts scholarship gifted to Whitingham High School
Mrs. June Greene Nichel announced a $500 creative arts scholarship for Whitingham High School seniors in memory of her late husband Hamilton W. Greene. The award, named for the two Greene sons, to be decided by a committee led by Eldredge C. Pier, invites applications by January 1975 with work samples and education plans.
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Whitingham
Whitingham High School
June Greene Nichel
Michael Palmer
Ogunquit, Me
University of Vermont
Little Professor
Burlington
Nichel
New York City
Chicago
Paris
London
Greene
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
St. Mary’s
Gene Marrinuchi
Troy
Father’s Moustache
Glenn Miller
Alumni Association
Larry Murphy Jr
Jack Galvin
Peggy Loretan
June Moore
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Ammering
Shaftsbury Garden Club plans Green Show for December
Shaftsbury Garden Club outlined final Green Show arrangements at its meeting with Jenny Hawkins presiding. No admission fee. a donation plate will fund trees and flowers for Shaftsbury. Dec 14-15 at Cole Hall on the twofold mission of sharing talents and funding club projects. A $200 donation was given to Norshaft Lions Club and a plant cart to Shaftsbury Elementary School from last year’s proceeds. Mrs. Raymond Ziesse received a floral cheese tray at a farewell luncheon at Publik Halls before moving to Lake Placid New York.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Garden Club
Jenny Hawkins
Cole Hall
Norshaft Lions Club
Garden Club
Raymond Ziesse
Lake Placid
N.Y
Arlington Constable's Corner Halloween notes and missing dog appeal
Arlington reports a good Halloween overall with reports of paper hanging and thanks to residents who called in and aided stakeouts. Radar equipment on lease funds itself via tickets. speed checks offered on request. A beagle with 1974 Town tag No 171, owned by Cathy Allen, was found.owners’ contact avenues listed to reunite dog with Cathy.
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Arlington
Town of Arlington
Cathy Allen
Cathy
Hoosick Falls Elks visit Rensselaer Lodge on trip by bus
Hoosick Falls Lodge sent twenty eight members with William J Murphy state vice president for the northeast district of the New York State Elks Association to the Rensselaer Lodge for an official visitation last Sunday. The group traveled by chartered bus.
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Hoosick Falls
AFSCME challenges Vermont state workers union dominance
In Montpelier AFSCME petitions the Labor Relations Board to form a valid bargaining unit of 244 non supervisory Corrections Department employees. Sandra Nelson cites over 60 percent signed the petition and could prompt a representation election if approved.
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Montpelier
VSEA
Employes Association
Waitsfield official resigns from Vermont Environmental Board
Leonard A. Wilson leaves the state Environmental Board to direct a national study of state planning. The former Democratic state chairman said in a letter to Gov. Salmon that extensive travel is needed for the study. He praised the board and Chairman Schuyler Jackson for enforcing Act 250 regulations. Salmon did not name a successor while on vacation in the Virgin Islands.
Republicans seek Albany return after losses in New York
Senate Majority Leader Warren Anderson said he will hire defeated Republican legislators and other state job losers to bolster the Senate staff after Democrats took control. He did not specify numbers or costs, but cited added responsibilities and the need to strengthen capabilities in the upper chamber.
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GOP
Albany
Senate
Warren Anderson
Anderson
Corning to Join New York Transition Council
Albany news reports mayor Erastus Corning the longtime Albany power broker will be named to the Transition Council aiding the Democratic takeover as Governor-elect Hugh Carey plots the handover. The body will be chaired by former mayor Robert F. Wagner with Lt Gov elect Mary Ann Krupsak and Comptroller Arthur Levitt as vice chairs.
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Albany
Erastus Corning
Hugh J. Carey
Corning
Carey
Transition Council
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Mary Ann Krupsak
Arthur Levitt
Kokanee spawning warning issued for Lake Onota fishery
Pittsfield officials urge restraint as kokanee salmon spawn in Lake Onota near Lakewood Drive. Fisheries manager Leo Daly notes flesh is inedible now and catching them would hinder future reproduction. The 16 inch maroon adults were likely stocked as fry three years ago. males may strike lures while guarding nests. Kokanee fishing remains legal at this time of year.
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Pittsfield
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Lake Onota
Lakewood Drive
Leo M. Daly
Daly
Pittsfield Robbery and Arrests Reported Across Cities
Police report a 60 year old man mugged at North and Summer in Pittsfield with wallet theft and injuries. Antonio Salvaggio says two Black men and a brown dog attacked him. A 15 year old was arrested for a $200 burglary on Unkamet Drive. James A. Kogut, 25, pleaded not guilty to a $200 Springfield armed robbery at Arthur Treacher's and is held on bail.
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Pittsfield
Summer Streets
Antonio Salvaggio
Pittsfield General
Arthur Treacher
Springfield
James A. Kogut
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Elsie Enright
John Parent
Sadie Daniels
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Hoosick
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