Mary Monroe Hawkins Library book sale planned in Shaftsbury
A book fair to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Mary Monroe Hawkins Library Association will be held Friday 3 to 8 and Saturday 10 to 3 at Shaftsbury Elementary School. About 600 books, Winnie the Pooh displays, and vendor exhibits. Bradford Book Store invited to display. Proceeds benefit the school library.
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Shaftsbury
Mary Monroe Hawkins Library Association
Shaftsbury Farmer’s Market
The
Library Association
Bradford Book Store
Mary Monroe Hawkins
Shaftsbury Trustees of Public Funds
Environmental information series to be shown in Rensselaer County
The Ren sselaer County Environmental Management Council RCEMC has developed a full program series for public presentation across the county. Topics focus on environmental information for parent teacher associations church clubs civic groups and lake associations with sessions announced for local organizations.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County Environmental Management Council
RCEMC
Thomas E. _ Simkins
Marlboro lecture on world agricultural outlook by Tobey
Jonathan Tobey will present The World Agricultural Outlook for 1977 at Marlboro College on Monday November 22 at 730 PM in the Performing Arts Center. The public is invited free of charge and the talk will connect global trends with New England data and local farming topics.
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Marlboro
Jonathan Tobey
Marlboro College
Tobey
Chase Manhattan Bank
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Massachusetts
McClellan Profile at Burr and Burton Seminary
Joseph McClellan joined the Burr and Burton Seminary in 1968 as a social studies teacher and has since chaired a department and excelled in Contemporary Problems and Area Studies. Born in Akron Ohio, he studied at Mogadore High School and Kent State University, earning bachelor’s and master’s degrees. He and his wife Patricia reside in Shushan New York with two children Jennifer and Benjamin. He belongs to the Presbyterian Church and a range of education and social studies associations.
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Kent State University
Patricia
Shushan
N.Y
Jennifer
Benjamin
The
Presbyterian Church
National Council For Social Studies
Vermont Education Association
National Education Association
Burr and Burton Seminary
Resorts to open at Stratton Mountain this weekend
Stratton Mountain will open this weekend with three trails and two double chair lifts operating Saturday and Sunday, then close until Thanksgiving Day. Patty Hughes of Stratton Corporation said upper-mountain trails may open by Thanksgiving. Snowmaking began November 9 amid light natural accumulation. January forecasts predict heavy snowfall. Bromley Mountain delayed its opening due to weather, planning to open as early as possible before Thanksgiving, according to spokesman Bob Paron.
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Winhall
Stratton Mountain
Patty Hughes
Stratton Corporation
Stratton
Manchester to Welcome Third Movie Theater
Cinema I at Manchester Shopping Center on Routes 11 and 30 will expand with a second screen, Cinema II, seating about 125. Construction starts next week per owner Leonard Dubrow who bought the theater in 1973 with his wife Jill. He says more movies will be shown to suit varied tastes and notes broader educational opportunities through Burr and Burton.
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Manchester
Cinema I
Leonard Dubrow
Dubrow
Jill
Timothy Rhodes Schner Enrolls at NMH for 1976-77
Timothy Rhodes Schner of Manchester enrolls as a freshman at Northfield Mount Hermon School for the 1976-77 year. NMH, in its 97th year, offers more than 200 courses and 27 varsity sports plus 23 recreational options, located just south of the New Hampshire Vermont border.
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Timothy Rhodes Schner
Northfield Mount Hermon School
Timothy
Douglas C. Schner
Manchester
NMH School
Northfield Mount Hermon
New Hampshire
Vermont
Arlington ZBA Grants Variance for Flood Plain Home
Arlington ZBA approved a variance allowing Richie Mears to build a five acre flood plain home near the Roaring Branch and Battenkill merger north of the town center after a site plan by Steve Bliss was deemed protective against flood damage. The action follows concerns about flood plain regulations, precedent, and a separate dispute over a Warm Brook modular home permit and a $15 variance fee. Harry Garvey’s appeal of an IRA decision for an Icelandic sweater shop in his former Arlington building heads to a Bennington court.
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Arlington
Richie Mears
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Roaring Branch
Battenkill
IBA
Mears
Steve Bliss
Federal Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Nancy Worsoe
Warm Brook
East
ZBA
Kennedy Ludlam
Ms. Worsoe
Ludiam
Harry Garvey
Garvey
IRA
Arthur O’dea
Bennington Superior Court
Arlington Iba
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Banner
Ruth Martin
Fran Stacy
Audrey Jones
Phyllis Elwell
Jessie Hulet
Herbert H. Leonard
Mary Walker
Edith Stockwell Benn
Alice Howard
Martha Williamson
Dorothy Bailey
Anson S. Hawkins
Environmental Information Program
Rensselaer Co
Chase Manhattan
Department of Agricultural Economics
Cornell University
Townshend
BBS
Joseph McClellan
New Movie Theatre
Cleveland Browns
Burr and
Burton
Turkey
Walker
Ata Jai
Main ST
Bennington, VT
FDIC
Mars Snickers
Om&m's
Finast
First National
Nashua
Derry
Stratham
Eyo
Otste
Tin
Ata
Oneida
U.S. Gov't
Yin
Lin
Jin
Florida
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