Snelling and Simson to Speak at BCRC Dinner
Gov Richard Snelling and John G Simson housing official will headline the seventh annual Bennington County Regional Commission dinner set for Thursday December 8 at Mt Anthony Country Club. Tickets 575 per person, call Millis Ringheiser at 3752576 or 3759964 to purchase by Monday.
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Arlington
Richard Snelling
John G. Simson
Housing and Community Affairs
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Millis Ringheiser
Hoosick Housing Authority Uses CETA Funds for 25 Buildings
The Hoosick New York Housing Authority secures CETA funds to provide employment opportunities for Rensselaer County residents. The program targets disadvantaged and low income individuals, aiming to reduce unemployment through project work on twenty five buildings.
Hoosick Housing Authority Receives CETA Expansion Funds
Rensselaer County Executive William Murphy announced a 287,690 award to Hoosick Housing Authority for a CETA Title VI expansion from Nov 1, 1977, to Nov 1, 1978 to rehabilitate about 25 substandard residential units. Funding sourced from HUD, administered through the county Department of Manpower Development. Monies will support building code compliant housing. Lina Shepard, Green Mountain Trailer Park, returned from Putnam Memorial Hospital after Nov 6 and was visited by her son Chief Petty Officer James Shepard, stationed in Scotland. he returned to Scotland Thursday.
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Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer County
William Murphy
Town of Hoosick
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Hoosick Housing Authority
Lina Shepard
Green Mountain Trailer Park
Putnam Memorial Hospital
James Shepard
Scotland
Chief Shepard
Public skating schedule at Williams Williams rink
Williams Public skating rink in Williams Williams Town offers public skating in three daily windows during winter: 10 00 to 12 00, 24 00 to 24 00, and 7 30 to 9 30 p m. Groups may rent time by contacting rink manager William E McCormick at 597 2141. The rink closes for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day and New Year Eve and New Year Day.
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Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Lansing Chapman Ice Rink
William E. McCormick
Mt Equinox Grange Meeting Highlights and Awards
Mt Equinox Grange met on October 17 with all committees reporting. Florence Bull won first for an embroidered tablecloth and second for a natural wool hat. Natalie Bower took third for a toy at Pomona Grange. Guest speaker was former Dorset fire chief for fire prevention month.
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Mt. Equinox Grange
Home Economic
Florence Bull
Natalie Bower
Pomona Grange
Dorset
Austin Romney
Carolyn Ritchie
Ichabod Crane
Vermont State Grange
Grange
John Camelio
Extension Service
Energy
Gift clubs spark big holiday generosity at First Vermont
The piece promotes Christmas Club accounts at First Vermont Bank highlighting foresight from last Christmas and inviting readers to open an account for this and next year. It emphasizes thoughtful gifting while tying in bank services and local appeal.
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First Vermont Bank
First Vermont
Arlington
Arlington town meetings and community notices
Arlington notices announce a Thanksgiving closing of the Town Clerk's office and a special Sewage Pollution Control System meeting at Arlington Memorial High School tonight at 7 30 p m. Also listed are AA meetings, American Legion Post 69, Arlington Fire Co monthly, FOE 2551 gathering, Saturday bingo by Battenkill Grange, and a Christmas aid appeal seeking volunteers with tools.
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Arlington Memorial High School
American Legion Post 69
Legion Rooms
West Arlington
The
Battenkill Grange
Vermont Legionnaires outbreak adds two probable cases
Vermont health officials report two more probable Legionnaires cases in August bringing total to 54 since July 1 with 15 confirmed deaths and two more from highly probable cases. Rutland union vote confirms representation expansion at Rutland Daily Herald. Mortgage bonds totaling 8.8 million financed 304 elderly housing units. Line House border store closes in Cana an Hereford area. Burlington crash victim identified as Frank Williams 28 of Burlington in Route 7 head on collision. Benson fire claims two mobile home victims identified as Mark Bushey 21 and Sally Lowell 19.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont
State Health Department
Rutland
Rutland Daily Herald
International Printing and Graphic Communications Union
Afl-Cio
Springfield
Montpelier
Herald
State
New York
First Boston Corp
E.P. Hutton
Charlotte
Frank Williams
Williams
John Boisvert
Benson
Mark Bushey
Fair Haven
Sally Lowell
Bushey
Paul
Two NY shootings and Vermont bigamy case loom in court
A 15-year-old Michael Kay died from chest wounds after a family hunting trip in the Catskills. Police call the death accidental as an investigation continues. In Troy a former Vermont farmer, Percy Sanville, pled guilty to bigamy amid a polygamy defense, with sentencing set for December 15.
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Moreau
Michael W. Kay
Glens Falls
Catskills
Troy
Vermont
John Powers
Rensselaer County
Percy C. Sanville
Sanville
Diane Brennan
Saugerties
Bolton Luding
Powers
Georgia Tompkins
East Greenbush
New York State
New York
Warren F. Travers
Travers
Don G. Cholakis
Cholakis
Ms. Tompkins
Berkshire seeks 288,834 grant for tutoring and jobs
Berkshire Collaborative for Low Incidence Educational Needs seeks a 288,834 CETA grant to fund wages and tutoring for about 115 youths aged 14 to 21 from low income families. The executive director, David E. Thomson, is confident the grant will be awarded as the proposal progresses.
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Pittsfield
Berkshire Collaborative
David E. Thomson
Thomson
Berkshire
Collaborative
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Heinrich Breyman
Bennington
Hoosick, N.Y
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Brattleboro
Itleton
Che i
Manchestr
Waterbury
FDIC
St. Margaret Mary Hall
Arlington Fire Co
East Arlington
FOE
Eagle Rooms
Manchester
Border ‘Line
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Hereford
Que
Line
Canada
Line House
U.s.canadian
Down In
Great Barrington
Clarksburg
Bruce J. Bona
Bona
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