Janeway Honored For Long Service To Vermont Arts
Edward G. Janeway of South Londonderry was saluted Monday for lifetime contributions to Vermont arts and public service. The veteran lawmaker received praise from Gov. Hoff and political leaders, with a world premiere of John Austin’s Triple Play performed by the Vermont Symphony Orchestra. The event included a painting presentation and remarks praising Janeway’s integrity, intelligence, and moral courage.
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Norman Runmon Stratton
Edward G. Janeway
South Londonderry
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Janeway
Windham County
Eleanor
Stratton
Stratton Mountain
Hoff
Vermont Council On the Arts
Thomas P. Salmon
Salmon
U.S. Senate
Robert T. Stafford
Patrick J. Leahy
U.S
James M. Jeffords
John Meaker
Joseph B. Johnson
John Austin
Composers’ Conference
Johnson State
Catamount National Bank of North Bennington
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Efrain Guigui
Catamount Board
Guigui
Mill Pond
Londonderry
Virginia Webb
Statehouse
Hoosick Board to Hear Rezoning Request
Hoosick Falls villagers hear at 7 30 pm on rezoning the old Classic Dress Shop from industrial to residential. Also on the agenda are a noise pollution issue over a large weekend refrigeration unit, a litter ordinance draft, health report on village land fill, cable TV pursuit, water chlorination options, housing grants, and a fence arrangement after a prior fence agreement expires.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Samuel Scaglione
Rolf Sternberg
Sternberg
Village Board
Zoning Board of Appeals
Rensselaer County Health Department
Village Commission
Health Department
Marilyn Douglas
Thomas Bayly
Donald Bogardus
Manchester School Board adopts discipline procedure
Manchester The school committee unanimously voted to adopt a discipline procedure as a provisional measure after Supt Edward Houlihan recommended it. A formal public hearing is required before turning the procedure into policy.
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Manchester
Edward Houlihan
Houlihan
Manchester Elementary School
MES
Ronald Morell
Teachers Association
Martha Pelton
Morell
No permit granted to new Shaftsbury pond
Shaftsbury selectmen denied a permit for a recently built pond owned by Judson C. Hagerty due to downstream damage risk during heavy runoff. An inspection found the spillway unsafe. Hagerty had applied after learning of the violation.
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Shaftsbury Pond
Shaftsbury
Selectmen
Judson C. Hagerty
West Mountain Road
Hagerty
Soil Conservation Service
Larry Pratt
Pratt
Governor’s Rock
Cole Hall
Fire protection plan for no man’s land in Hoosick approved
Hoosick town board tentatively backed a $1000 contract with Hoosick Falls Fire Department to cover no man’s land area including Route 22 to village line and several streets. The deal awaits village board approval and possibly a public hearing. Also plans for skateboarding areas and other town issues were discussed.
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No Man’s Land
Hoosick
Hoosick, N.Y
Hoosick Falls
Village
Wilson Hill Road
Cottrell
Dolan
R. Moll
Scott Street
H. Stemp
Manton Street
J. Okerman
Quarry Street
Dundee Avenue
Cumming Street
Nolan
Mechanic Street
Lewandowski
Hoosick Youth Commission
Raymond Calhoun
Maple Grove Cemetery Association
Jackson Street
Calhoun
Stewart Road
John Hudelson
Hoosick Falls-Walloomsac
Hudelson
Bovie Hill Road
Bovie Hill
Route 22
Hoosick Four Corners
Claude Rounds
Walter Fitzsimmons
Rutland Hospital Hosts Hypertension Lectures This Fall
Rutland Hospital to present public lectures on hypertension topics this fall in the hospital auditorium. Tomorrow Dr. Dennis DeSilvey speaks on effects of hypertension on the cardiovascular system. On Wednesday Oct 20 Dr. Cross discusses management and treatment, and complications. Fred Bradley leads a stroke recovery talk on Oct 27. Admission is free.
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Rutland
Rutland Hospital
Dennis DeSilvey
David Cross
Fred Bradley
Bald Mountain 4-H Club elects new officers in Arlington
Bald Mountain 4-H Club members elected Lee Knapp as president Debbie Lueth as vice president Elaine Casey as secretary Tim Knapp as treasurer and Carl Lueth and Andy Knapp as scrapbook officers at the September 29 meeting. The club planned biking riding hiking and cooking activities and a ride down Bromley Mountain alpine slide. A horse and bike trail ride is set for Friday October 15 at 10 a.m. starting at the Bald Mountain Tack Shop with lunch provided for participants. Any Arlington resident seeking a hunter safety course should call Gib Wilcox at 375-6993.
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Arlington
Bald Mountain
Lee Knapp
Debbie Lueth
Elaine Casey
Tim Knapp
Carl Lueth
Andy Knapp
Bromley Mountain
Women Sodality to Host Hawaii Slide Tour in North Bennington
The October meeting of St. John the Baptist Church Women’s Sodality in North Bennington will meet Oct 13 at 7:30 p.m. in the parish hall. Ed Sibley and Lois present a one hour Hawaii slide program with slides from their 1972 trip across Oahu Kauai Maui and Hawaii.
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Women’s Sodality of
St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church
North Bennington
Houghton Street
Eileen Flynn
Margaret McGuire
Hawaii
Ed Sibley
Lois
Hawaiian Islands
Hoosick Meeting Tonight and Local Church Plans
Hoosick Home Bureau meets at 7 30 p m at Kewpie Lane home with Sandra Phillips presiding and Barbara Breese reporting treasury. North Bennington Baptist Church Women’s Fellowship plans Christmas bazaar and Love Gift service while library story hours start for preschoolers at McCullough Library. Thrift Shop at North Bennington lists fur coats jackets dresses and Halloween costumes with tax deductible donations to United Counseling Service.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosick Home Bureau
Kewpie Lane
Sandra Phillips
Barbara Breese
Treasury
Beatrice Eaton
Harriet Gains
Helen Emmons
Susan Lohnes
Diane Davensonis
Women’s Fellowship of the
North Bennington Baptist Church
Bernard Whitman
McCullough
North Bennington
United Counseling Service
Sunderland School Board Sets Meeting on Elementary Repairs
The Sunderland School Board will hold an informational meeting on October 14 at 8:00 p.m. in the Sunderland Elementary School multi purpose room. All Sunderland residents are invited to attend.
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Sunderland School Board
Sunderland
Pownal Lions Club Dinner Meeting Tonight at Mount Anthony Club
The Pownal Lions Club gathers for dinner and a meeting at the Mount Anthony Country Club at 6:30 with a social hour beforehand. A hunter safety course runs 6:30 to 8:30 at the Pownal Center firehouse, with a second session starting Oct 26. Enrollment line for William James is given. The Pownal Senior Citizens host a social at 7 and offer a weekly noon luncheon on Wednesday at their Pownal Center site.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
William James
White Creek Town Board to Hold Evening Meeting
The White Creek Town Board will hold its monthly meeting this evening at 7 30 p.m. in the town shed. The proposed 1977 town budget is among several items on the agenda.
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White Creek
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Wilcox Fuel Oil
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Bennington
Arlington Brief
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Michael Ford
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Barbara Snelling
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T. Garry Buckley
Barbara Buckley
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