Shaftsbury considers leash law study amid dog concerns
Shaftsbury selectmen weighed a leash law after a cat killing by stray dogs. They noted existing dog ordinances and state statutes, invited public input, and planned further study. The meeting also covered road maintenance, tax stabilization renewals, employee benefits updates, revenue sharing rule changes, Route 7 shoulder repairs, and options for a new grader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stan Flower
Shaftsbury
Buxbaum
Selectmen
Buxbaum and
Cross
Brent Peacock
Ken Harrington
Wolfgang Ludwig
Seldermen
Selectman
Peru airman earns advance training credits after Lackland base
John L. Strobel son of Eileen Farnum completed Air Force basic training at Lackland Texas earning human relations instruction credits toward an associate degree at the Community College of the Air Force. He will attend Air Training Command courses at Kessler Base Mississippi after a Stevens High School 1977 graduation. Pownal Senior Citizens plan a noon luncheon Wednesday at their center in Pownal Center with reservations via Rose Mattison at 823-7282.
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Peru
Air Force
Lackland Air Force Base
Tex
John L. Strobel
Eileen L. Farnum
Strobel
Community College of the
Kessler Air Force Base
Miss
Air Training Command
Stevens High School
Claremont
N.H
Pownal
Pownal Center
Rose Mattison
Arlington Lions report on pool use and next summer plans
Arlington Lions Club reports 1977 pool year expenditures totaling 5500 dollars with 2200 for supervision 2000 for repairs and maintenance and 1300 in matching funds from Lions International. Ann Coley supervisor notes heavy summer use despite rain and outlines staffing upgrades safety measures and maintenance for 1978 plus Lions Broom and Bulb Sale details.
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Arlington Lions
Arlington
Arlington Lions Club
Paul Laskey
Burlington Laboratory
Coley
Red Cross
Fall rummage sale at Bailey Hall East Arlington
The Ladies of the Enterprise Society of the Federated Church announce their annual Fall rummage sale at Bailey Hall East Arlington. Sale runs Friday 1 to 5 pm and Saturday 10 am to noon, with sorting and tagging starting Wednesday at 10 am. Call Hazel Carbonti to arrange item pickup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Hazel Carbonti
Turkey Supper at South Cambridge United Methodist Church
South Cambridge United Methodist Church hosts its annual turkey supper at Buskirk fire hall on Saturday October 29 from 4 30 p m until served. Tickets available in advance from members and at the door. All welcome. Pleasant Valley Grange sets meeting at its hall Friday October 21 at 8 p m. Visits noted among local Aiken families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Cambridge
Pleasant Valley Grange
New Hampshire greyhound racing shows gains this year
Gov. Meldrim Thomson announced greyhound racing in New Hampshire has produced 2,091,345 this year, about 38,000 more than last year. The three tracks report a handle of 29,557,714 up from 27,230,943 as Belmont track runs a full year amid prior financial struggles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N.H
UPI
Meldrim Thomson
New Hampshire
Burlington faces high living costs in national survey
Burlington ranks 39th among 196 U S communities for living costs per a Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce survey. Utility and health costs are high, while services like haircuts and movies run cheaper, yet housing and food push overall expenses up.
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Burlington
UPI
Lake Champlain Regional Chamber of Commerce
Vermont Times Argus workers urge advertiser boycott
Unionized staff at Barre Montpelier Times Argus call for an advertiser and reader boycott announced in Brattleboro by the Vermont Labor Forum which set up a 500 dollar fund to aid the strike. The paper has not reached a contract with the United Electrical Workers Union amid accusations of bare coverage and silenced letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times-Argus
Flood warnings persist as Hudson Mohawk floods prompt evacuations
In New York Albany reports say low lying areas along the Hudson and Mohawk rivers remain at risk after a storm swelled Schoharie Creek forcing evacuations. Red Cross shelters opened at Schoharie Central and Gilboa Conesville schools as snow fell statewide.
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Albany
Hudson
Mohawk
Schoharie County
Red Cross
Schoharie Central School
Gilboa-Conesville Central School
Schoharie Creek
Gilboa
Police credit two officers with saving Berkshire couple
In North Adams, Adams officers Cary Maroni and William L. Lillie found Bernard Lord Jr. and Diane Pellerin unconscious in a car on East Hoosac Street. They reported the engine running and fumes in the car, used oxygen to revive them, and credited town funded emergency equipment installed in police cruisers last year.
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Gus” Ayers
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Myers, Daniels
West Mountain
Tues
Paramount Picture
Marty Feldman
Beau Geste
THURS
United ‘Artists
Vermont
Hoosick Falls
Frederick R. Thomas
Raymond Thomas
155
Church St
Germany
Thomas
27Th Field Artillery
Friedberg
Hoosick Falls Central High School
Karen
Fisher School
Ondawa
Grange
Sandgate
Sunderland
Kenneth L. Aiken
Kathleen
Troy
Gerald K. Aiken
Melissa
Cambridge
Kenneth and
Gerald
Kenneth E. Aiken
Army Reserve
306Th MP Co
Chester, VT
Inter
William Carroll
T.V
Rte
Manchester
Henry
Tuttle CO
Bon St Bennington
Rubino’s
West Main St
Cambridge, N.Y
Abenakis
Swanton
API
Abenaki Tribal Council
Indian Affairs Commission
Richard Snelling
Robert Morrison
Snelling
Morrison
ST. Albans
Deryk Boyce
Abericorn
Que
United States
Richford
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Union
T-A
New York
Twin
Donald Bouton
Bouton
Paul EF. Cheeseman
Down In
Berkshire
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