White Creek budget faces mixed changes for 1977
White Creek town officials project lower highway costs next year while fire protection rises. A pending New York Supreme Court decision could force either a $5,000 payment to the State Retirement System or a $4,219 rebate. The fire department budget would be $4,700, up $2,000.
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Anne Eisenmenger
White Creek
N.Y
New York Supreme Court
Washington County
New York State Retirement System
Leo Jeskie
Paul Murphy
Mrs. Salmon to Campaign Swing in Arlington Visit
Mrs. Madge Salmon wife of Gov Thomas Salmon will speak at a 10 a m Friday coffee reception at Arlington Democratic Party Headquarters Lonergan and Thomas building She campaigns for her husbands US Senate bid Also covered are town budget votes pension fund actions and fire department funding in White Creek Cambridge and Buskirk with sessions set for October 12 to discuss 1977 funding and any anticipated requests
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Arlington
Vermont
Madge Salmon
Thomas Salmon
Arlington Democratic Party
Lonergan & Thomas Building
Lupus awareness drive seeks public aid and funding
Lupus, a chronic inflammatory disease affecting organs from skin to kidneys, claims about 5 000 American lives yearly and mostly hits young women. Activist Henrietta Aladjem campaigns to raise public and media awareness, while doctors emphasize early detection and ongoing treatment with prednisone, noting rising testing and research despite funding gaps. Local 236 meets October 2 at 10 a m. no executive board meeting.
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Boston
UPI
Henrietta Aladjem
Rothfield
GAIU
North Bennington
Williams professor named to direct New York education study
Joseph A. Kershaw, retired Williams College economics professor, named director of the temporary State Commission on the Future of Post- Secondary Education in New York. The panel, formed by Gov. Carey, will study financing and structure with offices in Albany and New York City.
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Williamstown
Mass
Joseph A. Kershaw
Williams College
New York
Nils Y. Wessell
Hugh L. Carey
Albany
New York City
Kershaw
Herbert H. Lehman
Ford Foundation
Princeton
Columbia
Hospital auxiliary Boutique in Cambridge on Oct 16
The Women's Auxiliary of Mary McClellan Hospital will hold its annual Boutique in the Brieman Building Cambridge on Saturday Oct 16 from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Members have prepared crafts and food items including pickles relishes jams breads muffins and cookies A mini coffee shop will offer sandwiches sweets coffee and tea Pine cone wreaths dried flowers plants Finnish hostess aprons and knitted items will be sold The public is invited to attend.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Mary McClellan Hospital
Brieman
J.W. Barber, JR
Larry Gray
Bbanon
N.H
Interstate 89
Arlington appoints William A. Sheldon town treasurer
William A. Sheldon, 34, named temporary Arlington town treasurer after the death of Terrance J. Riley. Sheldon, administrative assistant to the Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union superintendent, has prior accounting and controller experience with H I Thompson Co Boeing and Mack Molding. Taxpayers may mail checks to Sheldon, RFD Arlington 05250. He will need time to settle, move financial books, register with the bank, and be bonded.
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Arlington
William A. Sheldon
Terrance J. Riley
Sheldon
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union
Seattle
Wash
H.I. Thompson Co
Boeing Aircraft
Mack Molding
Robert Lindsey
100 Trees for Manchester Planned by Town Fund
The Town Tree Fund and steering committee will plant 75 to 100 trees next spring in the business district along Route 7 and Route 30 to beautify Manchester. Town Manager Henry R. Lambert cites town pride and visitor appeal, with plaques possible for donors. County Forester Jim White and UVM Extension Agent John Page assist, as bids and locations are finalized. The North Bennington Board of Adjustment meets Oct 4 to consider a variance for Kenneth Smith at the Village Depot Office.
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Manchester
Henry R. Lambert
Lambert
Louise Burbeck
Garden Club
Kim Kimball
Chris Swezey
John West
Route
Barnumville Road
Ways Lane
West Branch Bridge
Center Hill Road
Bennington
Jim White
John Page
UVM
North
Hopkins deer hunting permits available at Williams College
The Williams College Center for Environmental Studies invites applications for 100 deer hunting permits to be used in Hopkins Memorial Forest. Residents of Williamstown have priority until November 1, then permits go to a first come, first served pool. Dec 6 to 11 limits to 100 hunters. $3 fee, regulations, and a deer population questionnaire required. Center office at Park Hall Park and Whitman streets Williamstown.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College Center For Environmental Studies
Hopkins Memorial Forest
Hopkins Forest
The
Center For Environmental Studies
Park Hall
Park and
Whitman Streets
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Harry Dempsey
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University of Connecticut School of Medicine
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California
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Tufts Medical School
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Manhattan
United Fund of Greater
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New York City University System
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Marjorie Gordon
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Lupus Foundation
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Northside
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Thurs
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Hanover
Four Seasons
Barber Sales, Inc
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St. Mary’s Academy
Bauder Fashion College
Atlanta
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Ball St
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