Hoosick Falls Fund Drive names village collectors
Shirley M. Howard announces house to house fund drive collectors for the Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad with lists covering village wards and district collectors, including Mrs. Edward Sullivan Mrs. Janice Cipperly and many others. New Boy Scout Troop 64 officers were elected and a series of troop meetings and boards of review scheduled through November.
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Shirley M. Howard
Town of
Carlton Sprague
Joseph Wilwol
Joseph Sprague
Edward Bromirski
Sarah Shaw
Henry French
Walter Griffin
John Wager
Harry Burton
Hoosick Falls
Warren Roberts
Vicki Roberts
Sandra Eye
Jane Mentply
Ruth Potter
Patricia Alard
Anne Marie Slingerland
Joan Boesse
Becky Cook
Diane Ogilvie
Beverly Gorman
Pam Ogden
Eleanor Rancourt
Joanne Eberle
Polly Danforth
Marie Nugent
Mary Waters
Lynne Cuik
Alice Ellis
Judy Dooley
Donna McMartin
Bonnie Harrington
Charles Brahan
F.R. Medvett
Gene Salluzzo
Gagnon joins Williams Center as associate in resource policy
John C. Gagnon of North Adams, former Hoosac Valley High School social studies teacher, becomes associate in resource policy at Williams College Center for Environmental Studies. He will promote student research, liaise with government and community groups, and replace Charles Schweihauser. He is a 1958 St. Joseph’s High School graduate, Notre Dame University 1962, North Adams State College 1966, served in the Army, and lives with his wife Gloria Osterhoudt in North Adams.
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Williamstown
Mass
John C. Gagnon
North Adams
Hoosac Valley
Williams College Center For Environmental Studies
Gagnon
Berkshire County
Berkshires
Charles A. Schweighauser
St. Louis
St. Joseph’s High School
Notre Dame University
North Adams State College
Army
Transportation Corps
Europe
France
Germany
Coures
Adams-Cheshire Teacher's Association
Gloria Osterhoudt
Wells Ave
Jennifer
Tanya
Harwood Announces Retirement From County Committeewoman Post
Sen Madeline Harwood of Manchester says she will not seek re election as Republican county committeewoman to the state committee for the next two years. She has represented Bennington County for a decade, missing only one meeting, served as secretary for five years and was elected vice chairman four years ago, a role she still holds. She adds that it is time for someone else to have the opportunity to serve.
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Manchester
Madeline Harwood
Harwood
Bennington County
Dorset Education Association seeks formal contract talks
The Dorset Education Association requests formal contract negotiations with the Dorset School Board for next year. Board members, already busy with a kindergarten building proposal, react with mixed concern as the district considers how to proceed with bargaining and a voter campaign.
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Dorset
Dorset Education Association
Granny dress exhibit questions 1890s revival claim
The Damsels in Dresses display at Governor McCullough Mansion argues granny fashion does not signal a revival. It features out of style garments from the 1890s to early 1900s, led by Jean Robertson with Kathy Halbreich and Julie Bow, running daily until Oct 17 with free admission.
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Governor McCullough
Bennington College
Jean Robertson
Cooperstown
History Museum Administration
Kathy Halbreich
Julie Bow
McCullough Park Foundation
Tirzah Thomas
Colonial Dames of America
Pownal Set to Hear Factfinders Report Tuesday Night
After eleven months of stalled talks, Pownal schools may end the contractless period next Tuesday at 7 p.m. when the board and teachers’ representatives hear the factfinders. The dispute centers on a base salary rise from 6400 to 6700 and insurance changes, with the district planning a 536000 addition tax impact. Sewnet and Burlington faculties previously worked without contracts.
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Pownal
Sewnet
Burlington
Pownal School Board Tackles Flooding With Brook Dredge Plan
The Pownal School Board approved dredging a waterlogged brook near the elementary school site to prevent spring flooding. They authorized about 1200 dollars for 900 feet north and 500 feet south work, with landowner permissions secured and state approval pending. A 40 gallon per minute water pump will be installed in the elevator shaft to protect the two level addition. In other business, part-time music teacher Lynne Bujak resigned and will be replaced promptly.
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Pownal
Dover seeks conditional approval for 2.1 million Dover sewage plant
Stewart Hancock reports Vermont officials considering a 2.1 million Dover sewage treatment facility serving Fire District No. 1. Assistant secretary Schuyler Jackson urges conditional approval with limits, annual reports, and adherence to Water Resources Board standards.
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Dover
State Agency of Environmental Conservation
District Environmental Commission
Schuyler Jackson
Water Resources Board
Mt. Snow
Joseph Lassiter
Prudential Committee
Deerfield
Lassiter
Martin Johnson
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Betty Coonradt
Dorothy Rogers
Judy Kipp
Terry Milliman
Joni Rogers
Kenna
Mary Lou McClellan
Marie O’neil
Carol Hebert
Kim Mayle
Boy Scout Troop 64
Michael Monahan
Jeffrey Nason
Mark Sheffer
Richard Spink
George Brott
Robert Brott
John Nealon
William Frazier
Stephen Downey
Richard A. Severson
Board of Reviews
Board of Review
Robert Brett
Fathers of Scouts
Boy Scout
Joseph Florio
Raymond Sheffer
Henry J. Marcoux
Peter Smith
Bernard Graney
Edward O'Malley
Thomas J. Downey
Charles N. Scarey
Donald Smith
Luke Fleming
Canada
Williams Center Names Associate
Kipnis
Umass
Amherst
Claude Kipnis
Mime Theatre
University of Massachusetts- Amherst
Bowker
Stockbridge Hall
U. Mass Fine Arts Council
Bela Bartok
Boston Opera Company
Outer Space
New York
Theatre de Lys
New York Philharmonic
Chicago
University of Illinois
Paris
Marcel Marceau
Tel-Aviv
Israel
Helen Keller Center
the Pownall Pamela Blakeman
The
John Gagnon
By Charles Bonenti
Terry Tyler
Judith Huffman
Neil Cross
Cross
Helen Mach
Association
Arthur W. Gilbert
March
Gilbert
Tyler
Huffman
Barabara Smith
Dorset Township
McCullough
North Bennington
Walker
VOLVO
Boston
Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge
Massachusetts
Lynne Bujak
Phil Jordan
Robert Jordan
Connie Jordan
Arlington
Grahm Junior College
Jordan
WCSB
Lion
Shaftsbury
Jackson
By Stewart Hancock
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Johnson
Fire District
Richard Nichols
Dover- Deerfield Valley
Nam
Tober
Martin's Shoe Store
North ST
Bennington
Berkshire Nylons
S, Price
Arlington Country Variety Store, Inc
Arlington, Vermont
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