Pownal church activities and flea market plans announced
Pamela Blakeman lists Saturday workbee at Pownal Baptist Church and AA meeting at Pownal Recreational Community Center. Congregational Church Sunday services at 10 15 a m and Methodist Youth Fellowship Sunday 5 to 7 p m. Pownal Parent Teacher Group schedules Oct 19 flea market with food sale auctions crafts and refreshments. Proceeds fund equipment for children and co president Gracemary Keith takes duties.
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North Pownal
Methodist Youth Fellowship
The
Pownal
Gracemary Keith
Mary Davis
Barbara Kelly
Campbell Soup
Auctioneer Paulin Plans Shop From Body Work to Barn Sale
Colonel Paulin of Paulin’s Body Shop has just completed an eight day auctioneering course and seeks a heated rented barn to start a weekend auction. He plans to auction a wide range from ace bandages to zithers, with mobile concessions and flexible percentages until he builds capital. He aims for Saturday sessions from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and is actively seeking space and buyers.
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Shaftsbury
Steve Paulin
Missouri
Paulin
Harmon Road
Clifton Park N.Y
Scouts Fund Drive Heads Mohican Council In Hoosick Falls
Budget strains push Mohican Council to expand fund drive in Hoosick Falls led by Brian Rousseau with aid from Joseph Berlant Philip Leonard Kasmer Stempek Herb Loretan Don Decker and Scoutmasters. House to house drive Sept 29 follows area campaigns. Council serves 3,000 boys across five counties facing $30,000 1975 deficit. Local units receive service from a four-man professional staff and one fulltime Iroquois District liaison. Hoosick features one Cub Pack three Scout Troops and one Explorer Post.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Matochik
Mohican Council
BSA
Brian Rousseau
Hoosick
Rousseau
Joseph Berlant
Philip Leonard
Kasmer Stempek
Herb Loretan
Don Decker
John Marozas
Carleton Philpott
Richard Severson
Iroquois District
Glens Falls United Fund
Immaculate Conception Church
Webb Lectures on Energy and History at Montpelier
Lee Webb, Goddard College professor, will give a free public lecture titled Energy Power and History on September 24 at 8 p.m. in the Pavilion Auditorium Montpelier. The talk concludes a 1975 summer series by the Vermont Historical Society and Vermont Council on the Humanities and Public Issues, supported by a $1,500 grant.
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Montpelier
Lee Webb
Goddard College
Plainfield
Pavilion
Webb
Washington
Vermont
Vermont Historical Society
Vermont Council On the Humanities
Vermont Council On the Humanities and
Public Issues
Police Officers sue Essex Junction over layoffs
Ronald Audette and James Sexton filed in Chittenden County Superior Court claiming unjustified layoffs from the Essex Junction police force were not for economic reasons. A hearing was set for next Wednesday as Village Manager Kenneth Greer defended the budget cuts. The International Brotherhood of Police Officers may pursue unfair labor practice charges with the state Labor Relations Board.
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Essex Junction
UPI
Chittenden County
Burlington
Ronald Audette
James Sexton
Kenneth Greer
International Brotherhood of Police Officers
State Labor Relations Board
Burlington man pleads innocent in murder case
Charles Finnigan Jr., 32, of Burlington, indicted for first degree murder in the April 5 stabbing death of Trudy Mabry of Essex Junction. He pleads innocent and insane, also innocent to aggravated assault against his sister-in-law, held on $110,000 bail with a bail-reduction request planned.
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Burlington
UPI
Charles Finnigan Jr
Finnigan
Chittenden County
Vermont school enrollments to fall sharply by 1980
Vermont schools will enroll about 49,000 students in five years, down from 54,500 this year, the Education Department reports. Administrative Services director Edward Fabian cites a declining birth rate and more graduates than entrants at elementary level as key factors.
Vermont Bar Association Meets Over Judicial Selection
The Vermont Bar Association convenes in Vergennes to debate the Judicial Selection Board role in electing and re electing judges and the ongoing study of the process by a special legislative committee amid prior legislative concern.
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Vergennes
UPI
Vermont Bar Association
Judicial Selection Board
Colchester Man Dies in Tractor Accident on Farm
Charles Baker, 68, was killed on his Colchester farm when a tractor tipped while he cut brush on a steep hillside. He was thrown to the ground and the tractor landed on him. Police noted a likely broken neck as the cause, with the incident under investigation.
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Colchester
UPI
Charles Baker
Baker
Berkshire mother testifies in murder case over son's death
Judith Gerwaski pleaded guilty to a reduced murder charge in Walter III's death on January 26 and testified that she lied for months to shield her boyfriend Calvin Cadwell from charges. She recalled Cadwell's alleged abuse and showed letters written after her arrest, including a note saying she knew Cadwell did not hurt him.
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Pittsfield
Judith Gerwaski
Walter III
Calvin T. Cadwell
Cadwell
Mass Electric grants $50 cut to Great Barrington street bill
Massachusetts Electric Co reversed a stand on Monday and agreed to reduce the town of Great Barrington’s streetlight bill by $50 after selectmen first refused to pay. The district manager had initially ruled out a rebate but after further talks decided to grant the concession to preserve good faith with the town.
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Great Barrington
Massachusetts Electric Co
Mass Electric District
Frank Zolli
Zolli
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Missouri Auction School
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Egonomy
Auio
Main ST
Bennington
Duraspeed
S. Bent & Bros
Dunham
Furniture Inc
Elm ST
Bennington, VT
New York
Troy
State Supreme Court
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Nicholas Barbera
Supreme Court
Barbera
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County Board of Elections
Park Avenue
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Mrs. Gerwaski
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