First convocation for Ethan Allen Community College
Manchester Vermont hosts the first President's convocation for Ethan Allen Community College on Sunday November 4 at the First Congregational Church Manchester Village. Guest speaker Marian Taylor director Antioch Graduate School of Education Harrisville New Hampshire a noted Vermont education figure with major roles on state and national boards. The event honors community support and formalizes the college's inception gathering includes guests students faculty administration officers and trustees.
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Manchester
Ethan Allen Community College
Southwestern Vermont
First Congregational Church
Manchester Village
Marian Taylor
Antioch Graduate School of Education
Harrisville
N.H
Taylor
Vermont
National Education Boards
State Board of Education
National Association of State Boards of Education
National Committee For the Support of Public Schools
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Vermont Regional Community College Commission
Halloween parade planned for Hoosick Falls on Halloween
Hoosick Falls hosts its annual Halloween parade on Wednesday October 31 led by the Town of Hoosick Youth Commission director William Keyes. The parade gathers at 6 30 p m near St Mark's Church and travels Main Street to John Street and Church Street Willard Street then returns to the basketball and tennis court area for costume judging and refreshments with prizes for weirdest funniest and most original outfits funded by the Kiwanis Club and Lions Club.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Finnish gift to American fashion sparks sauna trend
Washington report notes a plastic duck gag and a Finnish sauna tale as Hoosick Grange members hosted a covered dish supper under Ernest Hass and Lawrence Church. Master Wesley Hall led the business meeting while a playful Finnish bath anecdote highlighted growing American interest in home saunas despite the heat and snow rituals.
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Hoosick Grange
Ernest Hass
Lawrence Church
Master Wesley Hall
Washington
Finland
Community events in Hoosick Falls and Finland sauna notes
Hoosick Falls hosts Grange dinner prep for Agway on December 6 with Mrs Hall in the kitchen and Mrs Philpott in dining. Lectures and a Nov 14 meeting are planned. seniors hold a bazaar Nov 7–8 at the Eagles clubrooms, and a movie at United Church Nov 4. A Dorset School Board meeting is rescheduled to 7:30 p.m. Nov 7.
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N. Clifford Cottrell
the Grange
Wesley Hall
Carleton Philpott
Ralph Philpott
Community notices from South Cambridge churches and groups
The United Methodist church board meets November fifth at eight p.m. Pleasant Valley grange schedules a Friday November ninth supper at seven p.m. Crystal Clovers 4-H to hold bake sale and a meeting on November sixth and November third respectively. Local visitors include the Aikens and Rodgers families from nearby towns. A turkey supper for the South Cambridge United Methodist church is planned for November third at Buskirk Firehouse from 4:30 p.m. Tickets at door. Bazaar items requested from women. The circuit churches hold a combined service November fourth at 10:30 a.m. at the South Cambridge UMC led by Rev. Harry Burdess. Sunday school meets at nine a.m. Donations of scrap paper and magazines encouraged for recycling. drop at church shed or call 677 3049 for pickup. UNICEF drive raised fifty dollars in the area last Saturday.
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South Cambridge
South Cambridge United
Unicef
Halloween Safety Drive Urged By Vermont DMV
Vermont DMV urges motorists to slow down and stay vigilant on Halloween Oct. 31 as many elementary students head trick or treating. The department warns that vision-impairing masks and dark costumes make crossing streets dangerous and asks parents to escort children and drivers to be prepared to stop suddenly and back carefully.
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Montpelier
Vermont
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Mail Criticism of Nixon Firing Cox Surfaces in House Race
Rep Mallary reports over 1,300 letters on Cox firing with only 88 supporting the President. He demands a new independent prosecutor. In Vermont, a public meeting Nov 7 will release a report on Weeks School psychologist David Egner amid abuse allegations and his firing.
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Woodstock
UPI
Mallary
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Mallory
Congress
Governor Calls Vermont Floods Conference In Montpelier
Gov. Salmon schedules a November 9 conference in Montpelier on floods and floodplains. The meeting aims to address general flood problems and the Vermont flood of 1973, noting causes and cures remain unresolved public issues.
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Montpelier
UPI
Salmon
Vermont
Fletcher man arraigned on first degree murder charge
Gerald Max Ryan, 25, of Fletcher was arraigned in Franklin County Court and pleaded innocent to first degree murder in the shooting death of Howard Brooks outside Ryan’s house trailer last month. He is held on $100,000 bond at the Burlington Community Correctional Center. no trial date has been set.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Gerald Max Ryan
Fletcher
Franklin County
Ryan
Howard Brooks
Burlington Community Correctional Center
New York Citizen Action Group Forms Ties With Nader Network
Albany reports a statewide political action group linked to Ralph Nader's national organization launches a seven point reform agenda. Steve Atlas, head of the Albany affiliate, aims to recruit 3,000 members at 15 dollars each to fund lawyers researchers and lobbyists.
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Albany
Ralph Nader
New York
Murphy Wins CSEA Backing For County Exec Bid
Murphy received the endorsement of the Rensselaer County unit of the Civil Service Employer Association on Monday. The group also backed Republican Don G. Cholakis for district attorney and Democrat George Regan for county clerk, along with 10 other Democrats and eight other Republicans for county legislative seats. The endorsement praised Murphy’s state economist experience as ensuring residents receive equitable aid from state and federal programs.
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Troy
William J. Murphy
Rensselaer
The
Civil Service Employer Association
Don G. Cholakis
George Regan
Murphy
Thomas Sarris
CSEA
Conte Rejects Nixon Plan for Watergate Prosecutor
Congressm an Silvio Conte of Massachusetts says he cannot accept President Nixon's plan for a new Watergate prosecutor. He welcomes cooperation with an independent prosecutor but rejects Nixon's stance on withholding presidential documents and the idea of a special prosecutor appointed by Acting Attorney General Bork.
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Pittsfield
Silvio O. Conte
Nixon
Massachusetts Republican
Conte
John Sirica
Bork
Pittsfield Woman Dies After Jump From Hospital Window
Dorothy C Henault 58 died at 2 20 AM Sunday on the fifth floor of St Luke s unit Berkshire Medical Center from massive internal injuries after knotting bed sheets to reach the ground hospital staff say she was in distress and feared nurses two men tied to a bed and looted the home of Mrs Louis King in Clarksburg police say cash taken and Mrs King hospitalized with chest pains after the raid authorities arrested the suspects in Pittsfield about 1 PM Monday
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Pittsfield
Dorothy C. Henault
St. Luke’s Unit
Berkshire Medical Center
Martin Dobelle
Dobelle
Henault
Clarksburg
Louis King
Robert
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