County animal shelter seeks support after property setback
Shaftsbury level news notes the Bennington County Humane Society faces a mortgage on an unusable Henry property after zoning missteps. Sale efforts continue while funds are sought for repairs to the current shelter. A coupon drive will soon solicit donations to improve and enlarge facilities.
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Shaftsbury
Bennington County Humane Society Inc
Jean Henry
Town of
The
Henry
Vermont official elected to national mental health board
Montpelier Vermont Mental Health Commissioner Jonathan P A Leopold MD was elected to the Board of Trustees of the National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors at its Nov 14 1971 meeting. He has chaired the Northeast State Governments Conference on Mental Health since 1967. The regional group renamed to Atlantic States Conference on Mental Health reflecting expanded membership.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Jonathan P.A. Leopold
National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors
Lopold
Northeast State Governments Conference On Mental Health
New England
Mid- Atlantic
Mary McClellan hospital notes admissions and discharges
Week ending Sunday November 14 shows admissions of Sister Elizabeth Allard Hoosick Falls NY Larry Baker Salem NY Thomas Beecroft Cambridge NY Alberta Bennett Saratoga Springs NY Jane Broadhead Salem NY Martha Brun Cambridge NY Bertha Craner Salem NY Elizabeth Decker Cambridge NY Patricia Diehl Saratoga Springs NY Erich Ehrenfreund Eagle Bridge NY Luann Gerstel Berlin NY Dawn Gilles Greenwich NY David Goman Greenwich NY Dorothy Gutermuth Berlin NY Elizabeth Hartnett Berlin NY Florence Hughes Hoosick Falls NY Edith Howland Greenwich NY Virginia Hustler Hoosick Falls NY Christine Kurjinka West Pawlet Gail LaFountain Granville NY Sally Larmon Greenwich NY Chile Lobdell Eagle Bridge NY Allene Lutz Argyle NY Beatrice Maxon Berlin NY Marilyn Nolan Cambridge NY Matthew Pender Cambridge NY David Price Argyle NY Donald Perkins Greenwich NY Sandra Riverburgh Schaghticoke NY Edith Roberts Greenwich NY Howard Squires Schuylerville NY Beverly Stannard Valley Falls NY Elinor Sweeney Buskirk NY Priscilla Taverner Granville NY Ann Tilley Hoosick Falls NY Discharges include Baker Bennett Broadhead Diehl Ehrenfreund Gillis Kurjinka LaFountain Lutz Maxon Pender Price Perkins Roberts Stannard
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Elizabeth Allard
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Larry G. Baker
Salem, N.Y
Thomas Beecroft
Cambridge, N.Y
Alberta Bennett
Saratoga Springs
Jane I. Broadhead
Martha Brun
Cambridge
Bertha M. Craner
Salem
Elizabeth H. Decker
Patricia Diehl
Saratoga Serings
Erich P. Ehrenfreund
Eagle Bridge
Luann E. Gerstel
Berlin
Dawn E. Gilles
Greenwich
David B. Goman
Dorothy I. Gutermuth
Elizabeth M. Hartnett
Allene Lutz
Argyle
Beatrice H. Maxon
Marilyn L. Nolan
Matthew C. Pender
David W. Price
Donald Perkins
Sandra J. Riverburgh
Schaghticoke
Edith H. Roberts
Howard Squires
Schuylerville
Beverly A. Stannard
Valley Falls
Elinor M. Sweeney
Buskirk
Priscilla L. Taverner
Granville, N.Y
Ann Tilley
Dawn E. Gillis
Christine M. Kurjinka
Gail LaFountain
Three plays slated at Hoosac School weekend shows
Hoosac School presents three plays over the weekend starting Saturday at 8 p.m. The Red Ant by a six actor Syracuse troupe directed by Hoosac graduate Clive Bridgham in Lowenfish Auditorium. Sunday at 2 p.m. Buxton School stages William Congreve The Way of the World in the dining hall directed by Virginia Hall Smith. Tuesday at 8 p.m. The Old Man by Louis Hammer, directed by a Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute philosopher with Tri-City residents including Mary Eagle of Troy in the dining hall. No admission charged.
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Hoosick
Hoosac
Syracuse University
Clive Bridgham
Syracuse
Lowenfish Auditorium
Virginia Hall Smith
Louis Hammer
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
Tri-City
Mary Eagle
Hoosick Valley Theatre Company
ADC chief calls housing a process not a product
Vermont Development Secretary Roland Loveless told builders in Rutland that housing problems arise from social economic and political factors. He urged professional planning aid and a coordinated approach among builders planners politicians and homeowners, noting complex costs and the need to rethink codes and land use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Roland Loveless
Vermont
Loveless
Elbert G. Moulton
Dorset to Form New Cub Scout Pack
In Dorset a meeting is scheduled for Tuesday November 23 at 7 30 p m in the United Church to organize a Cub Scout Pack for local boys. Bruce McMahon of Wallingford Ethan Allen Council BSA will explain the program. parents should attend with their sons as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
United Church
Bruce McMahon
Wallingford
Ethan
Manchester builder warns on Vermont environmental laws
Rutland David Beckwith of Manchester, president of the Southern Vermont Builders Association, urged builders to prepare for new state environmental rules. He cited the Interim Land Capability Plan as overly restrictive, noting land will be labeled with limited development potential due to soils. Beckwith urged organization and public input as meeting drew about 20 attendees while distributing new federal safety rules.
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Rutland
David Beckwith
Manchester
Southern Vermont Builders Association
Vermont
Builders’ Association
Beckwith
U.S. Department of Labor
Boulder Dam
Queen Mary
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Lenore Markin
Dorothy Allen
Special Services Unit
State Library
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Washington
UPI
Pat Nixon
China
Peking
Mary McClellan Hospital
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Venien
Mullen
Free
North Adams
Adams
Buxton School
William Congreve
Teflon
Main ST
Bennington, VT
A Furniture CO
Town & Country
Amily Dining
Grant Restaurants
ADC
Manchester Builder Talks Environment
Vermont Bank & Trust Christmas Club
FDIC
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Faluer
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Drysdale
Evi
HAM
North ST. Bennington, VT
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South ST. Pittsfield
Mass
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