Gee Addresses Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club hosted guest speaker Thomas Gee president of Southern Vermont College. Gee discussed practical education blending vocational and liberal arts and noted SVC's improving finances and transferability of credits while stressing community needs and student preparation for a flexible mobile society.
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Gee
Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis Club
Hoosick, N.Y
SVC
Goddard College
Marlboro
Harvard
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Vermont State Department of Education
Association of Independent College and Schools
Riding Clinic at Shadowbrook Stables Nov 20
Shadowbrook Stables hosts a one day riding clinic Sunday November 20 taught by Sherry Lukens Lingner of Highland Lakes New Jersey. Eight riders max per class with eight sessions starting 8 am offering beginning intermediate and advanced riding on flat and over fences. Prices 11 dollars with own horse 16 dollars with Shadowbrook horse. Information and reservations Georgia Glick 413 458 5235 evenings.
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Shadowbrook
Northwest Hill
Pownal
Sherry Lukens Lingner
Highland Lakes
N.J
Ms. Lingner
Shadowbrook’s
Georgia Glick
Concert at North Adams State College in Venable Auditorium
North Adams State College presents an evening of music on Monday November 21 1977 at 8 p.m. in Venable Auditorium featuring the college concert band and chorale. Band selections include The Man of La Mancha and Rocky music, while the Chorale performs Vivaldi Gloria. Admission is free and open to college and community.
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North Adams State College
North Adams
Mass
Venable
Chorale
Gloria
Hoosick Falls Village Board Notes Activity and Debates
Hoosick Falls village board heard Leo Whalen urge stricter enforcement of the village letter law and push for water meters to raise revenue while proposing full time mayor and trustees with higher pay. The board discussed meter ordinance revision, property boundaries with Paul Haynes, and surveyed properties near waterworks. They set aside anti recession funds, plan to print zoning copies, and considered petitions to put mayoral term changes to a ballot.
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Leo Whalen
Whalen
Bogardus
William Johnson
William Andrick
Church Street
Andrick
Rolf Sternberg
Sternberg
Paul Haynes
Haynes
CETA
Thomas Bass
John Mahar
Bass
Mahar
Patire Chevrolet
Patire
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
W.B. Strong
Elmore Boy 4 Dies After Car Collision
Jonah Draper, 4, son of Mr and Mrs James Draper of Elmore, died at a Burlington hospital after being struck by a car driven by Thomas Hempstead 30 of Hyde Park. Deputies said he ran across a Vermont 1 12 in front of the vehicle. It was Vermonts 99th highway fatality of the year, compared with 96 last year.
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Elmore
VPI
Jonah Draper
James Draper
Burlington Hospital
Thomas Hempstead
Hyde Park
Vermont
Two Brooklyn men fined for drug charges in Vermont court
Lawrence Hertz and Bruce Barlin, both from Brooklyn, were fined $2,000 each and given suspended jail terms after a Vermont District Court sentencing on February drug possession with intent to sell. The case stemmed from February arrests in Waterbury. In Vermont, Pyramid mall hearings resume as environmental issues, storm water and Act 250 criteria dominate debate. Opponents accuse Pyramid Corp. of deceptive campaigning about a movie theater and a built mall.
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Williston
UPI
Pyramid Mall
District 4 Environmental Commission
Pyramid Corp
State Water Resources Department
Environmental Commission
Pyramid
Citizens For Responsible Growth
Rutland hair salon sued over haircut in Rutland County
Pamela McPhee sues Vinnie's Hair Store of Rutland owner Vincent Diana for 15000 alleging a June haircut was far too short. She claims abuse by the public, required buying a wig, and ongoing emotional distress. Diana declined comment.
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Rutland
UPI
North Clarendon
Rutland County Superior Court
Pamela McPhee
Vincent Diana
Vinnie
Diana
Buckley Bid Rejected as Troy Council Retains Barrett
The Troy City Council's Republican majority rejected a Democratic bid to reinstate former Republican City Manager John Buckley before year end. At a Thursday caucus the GOP kept interim City Manager J Duncan Barrett, appointed August 6 for 10 weeks during the search for a permanent successor after Buckley was fired last spring following Mayor William A. O'Neill's April death.
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Troy
John Buckley
GOP
J. Duncan Barrett
Buckley
William A. O’neill
Williams College Professor Calls 10th Planet Gossip
In Berkshire the Williams College astronomer dismisses reports of a 10th planet as local gossip and warns that sensational press coverage may overshadow deeper space discoveries. Brian Marsden cites possible outer solar system findings, while Uranus rings debut is noted as prior major work. England's store H.K. Blau announces longer hours with no Sunday openings during Christmas, diverging from Pittsfield Downtown Associates plans to stay open Sundays before Christmas.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Jay M. Pasachoff
Saturn
Uranus
Pasachoff
Brian G. Marsden
Harvard-Smithsonian Center For Astrophysics
Cambridge
Solar System
Pittsfield
Andrew J. Blau
England
Department Store
England’s
Pittsfield Downtown Associates
Allendale
North Adams
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By Janice Schrank
Donald Decker
North Pownal Congregational Church
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Pownal United
Hammond
Koda
Bennington
Monument Plaza
Bennington Banner
Manchester Ctr
Main ST
Bennington Monthruthurs
Hoosick Falls Village
Vanity Fair
Main Street
Bennington, Vermont
Elmore Boy
New York
Rensselaer County
Royal Earl Upton
Upton
Down In
Berkshire
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