Windham College sued over drug concerns and tuition refund
David A. Sprentall of Rochester sues Windham College in Putney for 2440 dollars claiming the dorm drug problem violated state law and prompted a partial tuition refund of 180 dollars. Attorney Thomas M. French cites unfair treatment and ongoing drug issues while college president Winslow defends no full refunds and fixed costs. Other client Brian Tobias also sues for 2440 dollars without drug allegations.
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Virginia Page
Brattleboro
Windham College
David A. Sprentalh
Rochester
N.Y
Windhamdel
Putney
Vermorit
Sprentall
Aay
Thomas M. French
French
Eugene C. Winslow
Jengil
Winslow
Edward A. John
John
New York
Brian Tobias
Tobias
Community meetings and social notices in White Creek Hoosick Falls
White Creek notices announce a Jaily Janes H Club meeting at Jeymain Community Hall Hoosick Falls on Saturday December 2 at 14 am and a United Mushadist Women event on Thursday December 7 at Mrs. Gordon Byars home. An African meal will be prepared with shared costs and attendees urged. A religious census will be held Sunday with workers needed. contact Mrs. William Harrington. A church preparation meeting will assign territories. Weekend guests included Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bogardus and Taber of SUNY Farmingdale visiting the Wales Teber home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Byars
Byars
Howard Hubinson
Maurice Perry
William Harrington
Curtis Bogardus
Rome, NY
Miss Taber
SUNY
Farmingdale
Wales Teber
Donald
RPI geologist honored by colleagues in 1972
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute geologist Dr. Gerald M. Friedman named Distinguished Lecturer for 1972 by the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. He lectured across Norway to Singapore and will present in 40 cities in the United States and Canada from September 22 to March 1973. Friedman, a native of Berlin Germany, earned a BS from the University of Jordan in 1948 and a PhD from Columbia. He heads editorial duties and holds roles in earth science groups. Thanksgiving social notices follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy, SY
Gerald M. Friedman
Nensselaer Polytechnic Institute
American Association of Petrolews Geologists
Friendman
Norway
England
France
Australia
Indonesia
Singapore
United States
Canada
Association of Earth Science Editors
International Association of Stalimentologists
Uhe International Geological Congress
Montreal
Berto
Germany
Friedman
B.S. Dearer
Teeiniversity of Jordan
Columbia University
Trensselaar
Pan American Corp
Yalsa, Oklahoma
Geological Society of America
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Aniunal Association of Geology
Peiedman
Journal of
Journal of Geologic Education
Christmas Party Planned by East Arlington Ladies
Women are invited to the annual Christmas party of the Ladies Enterprise Society of the Federated Church of East Arlington on Dec 5 at 7 30 in Bailey Hall. Guests exchange gifts and bring a present for Brandon School. Mrs Ernest Schmidt leads arrangements.
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Ladies Enterprise Society
The
Federated Church of East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Brandon School
Ernest Schmidt
Pownal Church Choir Rehearsal and Gospel Singing Concert
Pamela Blakeman invites choir rehearsal at Pownal Methodist Church Thursday at 7 p.m. The Journeymen Singers led by Don Persson Jan Bellows and Dave Parker will perform a Gospel concert at Pownal Baptist Church Sunday Dec 3 at 7 p.m. with no charge.
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Pownal Methodist Church
Journeymen
Don Persson
Jan Bellows
Dave Parker
Pownal Baptist Church
Hoosick Falls Eagles Honor Rescue Squad Dinner
The Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles hosted a Saturday night dinner for Hoosick Rescue Squad. Donations totaled 250 dollars were given, with 25 from the Auxiliary and 25 from Ruth Potter, plus 200 from the aerie via Calvin Bryson. Speakers included Arthur Armstrong and Mayor Richard Severgon. area chaplain Joseph LaMagdeleine led invocations and Velvetiers provided music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Aerie of Eagles
Hoosick
Arthur Armstrong
Richard A. Severgon
Eagles
Joseph LaMagdeleine
Velvetiers
Glens Falls
Booster Club formed to support Hoosick Falls sports
North Bennington officials remind residents of a village ordinance banning parking on village streets between midnight and 6 a.m. from December 1 to aid snow plowing. The booster group plans will be finalized at a Wednesday meeting in the school gym, with coaches Howard Dewey and Kenneth Baker introducing players. A Friday youth dance in Hoosick Falls Armory drew about 30 area youths, with chaperones and community leaders assisting. The Advisory Council will meet Monday to review activities and plan a snow sculpture contest for Sunday, December 31, weather permitting. Reservations for the December 14 Christmas dinner of the Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association close December 10. A Cortland resident, Chris Kyee, and Colleen McGrory of Greenwich announce the birth of son Matthew Todd on Thanksgiving Day in Cortland.
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North Bennington
Bennington
Howard Dewey
Kenneth Baker
Hoosick Falls
Michael Mahar
Barbara Reppel
Kathy Delarey
Debbie Manoogian
Armory
Rensselaer County Ambulance and Rescue Association
Grafton VW Hall
Imma Wayar
Grafton
Chris Kyee
Cortland
Matthew ‘Todd
Kyee
Housick Falls
Eagle Bridge
Coleen McGrory
Greenwich
George Kyer
Wynantskill
Here
Donald McGroaty
Josephine Beaumont
Della Kyer
Syracuse
Reynolds-Gilchrest bid awarded for Hoosick Falls project
Hoosick Falls officials awarded the Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial building shell contract to A J Toma Construction Co Inc of Cohoes for 104000 the lowest of five bids. Town Attorney Senhett to prepare the contract for immediate signing by the company and agencies funding the project. Leonard of the Reynolds Recreation and Community Development Foundation arranged with Toma to begin work promptly.
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Hosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Philip Leonard
Reynolds Recreation and Community Development Foundation
Toma Company
Williams College Professor Wins $18,000 Dreyfus Grant
Williams College associate professor William R. Moomaw received an $18,000 grant from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation with an additional $2,000 awarded to Williams. He is among 17 faculty at 14 universities to be funded for teaching and research in chemistry, biochemistry, and chemical engineering. The grant supports independent work, equipment, and environmental studies teaching. Moomaw studies molecular spectroscopy and environmental issues, aiming to integrate chemistry with environmental policy and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
William R. Moomaw
Williams College
Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation, Inc
Williams
Prof
Moomaw
United States
Maomaw
MIT
UCLA
Froman
Russell Sage College
Troy
N.Y
Dorset zoning proposal sails through calm public review
Dorset townsfolk gathered for an east side information session on a new zoning ordinance allowing broad development in North Shire. West side residents worry over higher land values and stricter controls. Plan approval may hinge on Dec 14 hearings and March Town Meeting.
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Charles Bonenti
Dorset
East Siie
North Shire
West Side
Bennington County
Dorset Planning Commission
March
Planning Commission
Frances Fenn
South Village
High Mountain
John Simson
Mexican Winter Fiesta Costume Ball at McCullough Mansion
The Gov. McCullough Mansion hosts a Mexican themed Costume Ball Friday at 9 p.m. Co chairs Jack Clawson and Mrs. Ruth Dewey expect a crowd of senors senoras and senoritas, with prizes for costumes and a guitar serenade by Sam Scheer. Tickets $15 per couple. event limited to mansion members and guests. reservations urged.
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Gov. McCullough
Jack Clawson
Ruth Dewey
Sam Scheer
Bennington College
Peggy Worthington
Walter Lapham
McCullough Mansion Association
Gov
Tucker Chapter gathers for December meeting at Masonic Temple
Tucker Chapter No 32 GES North Bennington plans a Thursday December 7 8 p.m. meeting in the Masonic Temple. Members should bring Christmas cards with money for the Eastern Star Home or send them to secretary Anna Caracciola Box 486 Bennington. A joint family Christmas supper for Tucker Chapter and Tucker Lodge For A.M. is set for Saturday December 2 at 6 30 p.m. Attendees should bring hors d oeuvres and grab bag gifts for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker Chapter
GES
Masonic Temple
North Bennington
Eastern Star
Anna Caracciola
Bennington
Mase
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Hennington Narmer
Windham
Eleanor Niles
RPI
Gordon Nesbitt
Michael King
Bethany
Mark Oxerman
Koosick Falls
Thomas Nesbitt
Wattsfield
Herbert Corey
Newburgh, N.Y
Susan Cook
Paul Woffenden
Wilmington
Marion Knapp
Bannington
Claude Hoards
Joseph Hulman
Kelly
Cobleskill
Leo Hewson
Mary Hall
Cambridge
Charles Terrington
Katharine Hulihan
Frank Chimento
Jatin Latham
Paul Jones
John Grahams
Argyle
Thomas Wilson
Gerald Taber
Roland Burke
New York State
Vermont
Walter Hulihan
Maureen
Florence McNally
Thomas Murphy
Mr. Valentine
Arlington
Helene Thompson
American Association of Retired Persons
Madrigal Singers
Arlington Memorial High School
Joe Godfrey
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Motor Inn
Ren Ashford
Edith Bealumont
Reynolds-Gilchrest
Professor
Boston
Dustry
Terry Lyler
Sydney J. Meachem
Meachem
Board of Adjustment
George Connors
Symeone
Charles Erdman
North Dorset
Emerald Lake State Park
Clay Cayle
Wild Bill Hickok
Bruce MacDonald
Sitting Bull
Willams College
Arthur Kopit
Indiana
Adama Memorial Theatre
Mexico
Hassocks
Boston Rockers
Electric Organs
Furniture Inc Aegingten
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Ane
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