Bennington County highway fix urged by Cullinan
Orlando Cullinan Democratic candidate for state senator condemns state inaction on Bennington County roads. He cites Route 7 safety issues and frequent Route 9 fatalities, calls for a Manchester by-pass and a mandatory Bennington Manchester Phase plan with state law to prevent a ten year delay. He urges county unity in the legislature to secure faster services and funding.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Orlando Cullinan
Cullinan
Montpelier
Manchester
Manchester Center
Highway Department
Bennington
Scieszka Named VEA UNISERV Chairman in Manchester
Gregory Scieszka of Manchester Center was elected chair of VEA UNISERV District 3 at the Oct 4 meeting in Manchester with John Koziol as vice chairman. The council, representing VER NEA locals with 1400+ Southern Vermont teachers, plans a campaign on the NEA endorsement of Carter Mondale. Shaftsbury officials set Oct 9 meeting to revise voter checklists for Nov 2 and the Mt Anthony union school board election. Voters in Shaftsbury Town School District and Shaftsbury District No 1 must vote at Cole Hall for both elections. absentees handled by Shaftsbury Town Clerk.
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Manchester
Gregory Scieszka
Manchester Center
Vermont
National Education Association
Carter-Mondale
Uniserv Council
Vernea Local Association
John Koziol
South Townshend
Windham Central Education Association
Shaftsbury Board of Civil Authority
Mt. Anthony Union
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Yale Professor to Speak on Daydreaming at Williams College
Dr. Jerome L. Singer of Yale University will lecture at Williams College Wednesday October 13 at 8:00 p.m. in Room 206 Thompson Physics Laboratory. The talk titled The Psychology of Daydreaming and the Stream of Consciousness is open to the public.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jerome L. Singer
Yale University
Williams College
Thompson Physics Laboratory
Pownal Church Activities Include Meetings And Fairs
The Wesleyan class meets at 8 tonight at Miss Harriet Beals home with devotions led by Mrs. David Hubbard and refreshments with assistors. The Pownal Preschool hosts a bake sale Saturday at Price Chopper in North Adams with new officers named. A Christmas bazaar is planned for early December with a planning meeting on Wednesday. Church rummage sale runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Rally Day is Sunday at 9 30 a.m. Worship follows with no Sunday School that day. A flea market is set Sunday 9 30 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. at Pownal Elementary featuring baked goods crafts plants books and more. Sunday 10 15 a.m. service at North Pownal Congregational Church features sermon on A clearer vision of Jesus from Mark 13 1. Junior sermon covers Adah. Sunday school at 9 a.m. Visitors welcome. Pownal Center Fire Protective Association hosts a turkey shoot Sunday 1 p.m. opposite Green Mountain Park Race Track with another on Oct 17. AA meets Saturday 8 p.m. at Pownal Recreational Community Center. Hoosick area residents asked for Rescue Squad coin card donations with Oct 11 drive and pre- Oct 1 reminder, donations drop at Hoosick Falls Firehouse or with treasurer Shirley Howard at 157 Main St.
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Pownal
State Road
North Adams
Loraine Strohmaier
Rose Farris
Gail Lewis
Betty Tolle
Jane Jenkins
Pam Intres
Karen Silinski
Pownal Center
Hoosick
N.Y
Greater
Hoosick Falls
Shirley Howard
Main St
Hoosick Falls Man Receives Federal Performance Award
Mrs. Peter C. Sigalos of 59 Church Street Hoosick Falls reports her son William P. Sigalos has earned an Employment and Training Administration Certificate of Performance Award for outstanding service and contribution to the program He now holds the title of employment and training administrator Sigalos helped write a Cost Model Maintenance handbook for nationwide use He previously ran Sigalos Radio Service Center and Zenith TV and Stereo Center in Hoosick Falls from 1960 to 1970 joining the federal government in 1971 Also the Hoosick Lions Club pancake breakfast at National Commercial Bank and Trust Co on Oct 17 from 7 to 11 30 am sells all you can eat sausage eggs pancakes milk coffee juice tickets 2 adults 2 Children 75 cents at the door.
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Peter C. Sigalos
Church St
Hoosick Falls
Washington, D.C
Employment and Training Administration
William P. Sigalos
Sigalos
Sigalos Radio Service Center
Zenith TV and Stereo Center
N.Y
Hoosick Lions Club
National Commercial Bank and Trust Co
Berkshire Antique Bottle Show and Sale in Lee Mass
The Berkshire Antique Bottle Association will host its Fall Antique Bottle Show and Sale on Sunday October 17 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Lee High School gym on Greylock Street Lee MA one mile from Exit 2 of the Massachusetts Turnpike. Thirty five dealers with 50 tables from six northeastern states will display and sell thousands of bottles insulators and related books. Write P.O. Box 753 Lenox MA 01240 for information.
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Lee
Mass
Berkshire Antique Bottle Association
Lee High School
Greylock Street
Lee, Mass
Lenox
Arlington Farm Museum Hosts Cider Fest and Local Sales
Arlington Area Bicentennial Committee reports a Saturday program including dancing and music at the Arlington Farm Museum with an open cider press from 1 p.m. and old-time fiddlers 2 to 4 p.m. Food and plant sales occur nearby at St James Church grounds and the Community House lawn. Exhibits stay open. vendors offer bicentennial plates books and souvenirs. The committee postpones leadership decisions for 1977 events and plans a wrap-up work meeting Sunday to store exhibits for winter.
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Arlington
Arlington Farm Museum
Arlington Area
St. James Church
Main Street
Arlington Garden Club
Martha Canfield Library
Clyde Dunlap
Bob Lindsey
Vermont
Home decorating tips from Haynes & Kane ad feature
Ed Maroney promotes Haynes and Kane carpeting and home decor items. The ad invites readers to visit the store open daily, showcasing top brand carpets, lamps, tables, pictures, and intimate objects to enhance rooms. It notes display of large pictorial maps and colored pin markers as inexpensive decor ideas for dens or television rooms.
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Ed Maroney
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Goddard College President Richard Graham to resign next Aug 31
Richard Graham, who became president of Goddard College a year ago, will resign August 31. The announcement appeared as a letter posted on the campus bulletin board while he was at a conference out of state. He will stay through this school year to ease the transition for his successor. Vermont Yankee names new vice president John Beck to tighten plant operations.
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Plainfield
UPI
Richard Graham
Goddard College
Graham
Vermont
Vermont Yankee
James Griffin
Beck
Vernon
Treasury Department
Griffin
Connecticut River
Arson Suspected After Adams School Fire
Burlington officials say Adams School will reopen Monday after a 2 a.m. blaze damaged a first and second grade classroom. Fire chiefs report the fire is under investigation for arson as firefighters and sprinklers brought the flames under control with no damage estimate yet.
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Burlington
UPI
Adams
Patrick Brown
Burlington man denies aggravated assault charge in shotgun attack
Walter Croteau, 42, of Burlington, pleaded innocent in Vermont District Court to aggravated assault for an alleged Wednesday night shooting of St. Michael's College student Robert George. He was held on $10,000 bail and ordered to undergo a psychiatric examination after the incident. George was treated and released from a local hospital.
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Burlington
UPI
Walter Croteau
St. Michael’s College
Croteau
Vermont
Robert George
George
Vermonters to voice views at federal human services forum
FAIRLEE UPI reports a forum to gauge Vermonters opinions on education income maintenance health and social service programs. Co sponsored by HEW regional office and Vermont Conference of Social Concerns the session covers planning budgeting research evaluation and legislative action. STOWE UPI reports police seek knife wielding bandit who robbed a Stowe Getty station Thursday night fled on foot down VT 100 with about $50 no injuries.
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Fairlee
UPI
The
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Vermont Conference of Social Concerns
Stowe
Stowe Getty
Lawsuit Challenges MACOS Social Studies Course in NY
Two Albany capital district residents sue in U S District Court seeking 2.5 million in damages from the New York State Department of Education and East Greenbush School District over the MACOS social studies course. Cudrey of Nassau and Balogh of East Greenbush describe the course as teaching secular humanism as a religion and call for its ban to protect First Amendment rights.
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Albany
U.S. District
New York State Department of Education
East Greenbush
Louise Cudrey
Nassau
Sandor Balogh
Robbers Escape With 2400 From Clifton Park MacDonalds
Three masked men armed with a shotgun robbed a Clifton Park McDonald’s after closing, tied six employees in the cellar, and fled with 2400 dollars. Police hunted for the average-sized suspects described as smelling of manure.
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Clifton Park
MacDonald’s
Adams man charged with larceny at Barrington Fair
Edward Banas, 31, of Adams, faced larceny charges over a $2300 cash register shortage at the Barrington Fair. His lawyer said he misread payoff charts and gave too much to ticket holders. Judge John J. Dwyer found him guilty, suspended 11 months, two years probation, and ordered restitution.
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Great Barrington
Adams
Barrington Fair
John J. Dwyer
Berkshire
Philip F. Heller
Edward Banas
Dwyer
Banas
County House of Correction
Conte declines four debates with McColgan in Pittsfield race
Congressman Silvio Conte will not participate in four debates with former Rep Edward McColgan in the Pittsfield contest for Conte's 10th two year term. Conte cited lack of useful purpose and said his schedule is booked solid with campaign appearances before committed groups through Election Day.
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Pittsfield
Silvio Q. Conte
Edward A. McColgan
Conte
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