Controversy Over Cambridge Principal Demotion Continues
At a Cambridge New York meeting, about 200 townspeople urged open discussion on the demotion of Elementary Principal James Leone after an unexplained board review. The Cambridge Central School District Board, advised by attorney Charles Russell, refused to disclose reasons and maintained a one way exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge Central School Board
Charles Russell
John Underwood
Walter Kinnin
Russeth
George Crown
Cambridge
N.Y
Leone
Iim
Everett Ashworth
Lyman White
White
Washington County
Russell
Feinel Pal
November in Vermont in-between season for arts and sports
November in Vermont highlights fall culture and campus sports with events across towns. Openings and exhibitions include Tree Top Shop in Wallafield, Roger Bailey paintings at Green Mountain College Poultney, Chaffee Art Center Rutland group show, and Gallery on the Green Royalton College November displays. University museums, craft fairs in Burlington and Richford, theatre like How to Succeed and Dreams Play, plus varsity soccer football hockey on various college campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Wallafield
Gaelic
Bonnie McTigue
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Roger Bailey
Rutland
Chaffee Art Center
South Royalton
Royalton College
Mario Berrini
Thomas Waterman
Vermont College
Wilson Field
Adgebury
Post Field
Burlington
Porter Field
Middlebury
Centennial Field
Gutterson Field House
Taylor Arena
Northfield
UVM She Week Highlights Feminine Careers And Culture
Burlington UVM presents She Week featuring lectures films and exhibits. Women’s Centennial Committee marks 100 years since admission of women with talks by Gail Parker Kay Schmucker and Dolores Stocker. Special exhibits at Fleming Museum Bailey Library and three films shown in North and Memorial Lounges.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Women’s Centennial Committee
UWM
New England
University Corporation
Office of Career Planning and Placement
Bennington College
Gail Parker
Cook Physical Sciences
Harris-Millis
Kay Frances Schmucker
UVM
Wing-Davis-Wilks
Radhe Koliwicz
Bailey Literary
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Sally Cleghorn
SA Films
Women's Centennial Committee
North Lounge
Billings Canter
Jean Brodie
Memorial Lounge
Waterman Building
Superstition Square Dance at Mt Greylock High School
Williamstown area square dancers host a Friday the 13th event featuring caller Myles Eastman of Orange. Dancing runs 8:13 PM to 1:13 AM with open format, banners, refreshments, and teen couples welcome at Mt Greylock High School.
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Williamstown
Mass
Area Square
Myles Eastman
Orange
Eastman
Mt. Greylock High School
Mt. Greylock
Alvin Ailey Dance Theater Sellout Prompts Ticket Push
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre show on October 28 at the Gct venue is sold out. Fans may still attend a lecture demonstration on Thursday October 26 at Chapin Hall and an open rehearsal on Saturday October 26 at Adams Memorial Theatre. Ticket buyers can also watch master classes on Friday October 27 at Lasell gymnasium. Integrated Arts Title IL Project runs a fifth grade class at Lasell and North Adams State College hosts a student class on Friday October 27.
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Williamstown
Mass
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theatre
Chapin Hall
Willams
Adams Memorial Theatre
Lasell Gymnasium
Johnson Street
Mark Hopkins School
North Adams
Lanesboro
North Adams State College
North Adams State
College Gymnasium
Music Award Established at NASC in Mass
North Adams State College President James T. Amsler announced the Wilfred J. Quintin Music Award creation. Marlon B. Quintin funded the living memorial for her late husband, to aid an outstanding college junior in music. The award, presented at Honors Day, will begin in May 1973 with a screening committee selecting the first recipient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
James T. Amster
North Adams State College
Wilfred J. Quintin
Marlon B. Quintin
Amalee
Amsler
Quintin
New Bedford
New England Conservatory II
Boston
Wilfred J. Quinty
Manchester Horse Show officers tally results
Manchester Village officers and committee heads held their final 1972 meeting at Mrs. John Foster’s home. A $1,200 show proceeds donation to charity was approved, with $200 to Dorset Fire Department and $1,000 to Recreation Committee for Phage II of the new swimming pool project. An organizational meeting was set for January 10, 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Foster
Weat Road
Manchester Village
Homer Ellis
Chris Sweezey
Dorset
Fire Department
Sweezey
Barbara Trafford
Museum and molding firms win permits in Arlington area
Arlington officials approved a Bennington Museum addition and relocation near Grandma Moses Seacoquae in Eagle Bridge with two year completion. Mack Molding Co. received a 4 by 120 foot warehouse near its plant. hearings set for Equinox House in Manchester and Potvin Lumber in Stamford on Oct 25 for a paddie tennis facility and a three stall garage project respectively.
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Grandma Moses Seacoquae
Eagle Bridge
Atlantic Garage
Union Street
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Potvin Lumber Co
Lumber Company
Main Road
Stamford
Arlington executive named to head AIV Vermont group
Donald S. Kendall of Mack Malding Co. Arlington was elected president of Associated Str Wushies of Vermont at ATV’s 52nd annual meeting in Montpelier. He succeeds retiring John B. Harchier of Springfield. Kendall, a 1948 Williams College graduate and WWII and Korean War veteran, has served as ATV director and officer and holds regional and industry roles. Additional ATV officers and directors were elected for 1972 73 terms including Henry M. Carris Everett C. Bailey A Russell Richardson James R. Mereness Alfred H. Drewes H. Dale Gibson and others from Rutland Burlington Montpelier Lyndonville and Swanton. William N. Porter Jr. was elected to fill an unexpired two year term.
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New England Council
Vermont
National Association of Manufacturers
Bennington County
Burlington
A. Russell Richardson
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Montpelier
James R. Mereness
AIV
ATV
Alfred H. Drewes
Polymers, Inc
Middebury
H. Dale Gibson
Vermont Tap and Die Company
Lyndonville
Allen H. Britton Jr
Britton Lumber Company
Ely
John Buttura
Buttura and Sons
Barre
Kenneth F. Hammer
Fairbanks
Morse Div
Colt Industries
St. Johns
Former judges back Dixon in Rensselaer Family Court bid
Nine former judges endorsed Judge Allan Dixon for a full term in Rensselaer County Family Court. Dixon, appointed last year by Gov Rockefeller, seeks election as a Republican on the November ballot. The signatories include former surrogates and city court judges, citing his background in social services and state work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N.Y
Allan Dixon
Family Court
Rennselaer County
Dixon
Gov. Rockefeller
Rensselaer County
State Department of Social Services
Acker
Edward J. Donohue
Mauriee D. Faenbersh
John E. Mirch
Lawrence J. Bizzarro
Marcus L. Filley
Steward Jones
Elmer M. Hasmansen
Troy City
Abraham C. Goldsteln
Joseph F. Daley
Tray Police Court
Manchester Correction on Rossi subdivision road plan
A Thursday Banner correction states the Bennington District Environmental Commission's hearing on Albert M. Rossi's Manchester subdivision will not require a new road to Vermont Futures. The correct parcel to be served by the road is town owned land in Nottingham Park.
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Bennington District Environmental Commission
Albert M. Rossi
Manchester
Rossi
Vermont Futures
Nottingham Park
Pownal Community Notices Schedule Rummage Sale and Meetings
The Women's Fellowship of the North Pownal Congregational Church holds a rummage sale Friday 6 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunbeam Club meets Monday 6:90 p.m. at the parsonage. Lions Club auction Saturday 11 a.m. at North Pownal school with Art George auctioneer. Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday 5 to 7 p.m. at the church. Fire Department meets Monday 7 p.m. Open house for National Fire Prevention Week planned Saturday starting 1 p.m. with demonstrations on oil fires and home fire safety. East Pownal fire auxiliary meets Monday 7:30 p.m. at their firehouse with officer elections. Fire Protective Association meets Monday 1 p.m. at the firehouse. Center Rescue Squad coin card collection between Oct 28 and Nov 4.
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Women's Fellowship of the
North Pownal
Sunbeam Club
Pownal Lions Club
North Powaal School
Art George
Pownal Fire Protective Association
Pownal
North Adams
Pownall
East Pownal
Searsburg School Director Resigns. Replacement Named
Mrs. Richard Day resigns as Searsburg school director effective Sept 8. Mrs. Jozephine Gillbrite appointed by the selectmen on Sept 29 to fill the seat until Mrs. Day’s term ends in March 1973.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Day
Searsburg
Jozephine Gillbrite
Day
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Cambridge Board
Manchester Center
Episcopal
Union Elementary School
Strindberg
Wright Theatre
Columbus DA
North St
S R.or
Martin’ $ Shoe Store
Superstition Square Dance
Alvin Ailey
Grand Union Empire
Horse Show
North ST. Hennington,t
Arlington
Bennington Museum
Donalds. Kendall
Judges
the Pownals
Pamela Blakemar
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Henry Bassen
David Hubbard
Pownal Center
Carlo Walter
America
Vermont Petroleum Association
Main St
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