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Meet Graham Trudo

By Dan King

Joe Mark profiles Graham Trudo in this week’s FreePress as part of his “Castleton Connection” series.

See page 9.

Author to speak Local author Ann Rich Duncan will discuss her novels at the Wells Village Library at noon on Feb. 25.

To learn more, turn to page 5.

Congratulations Muranda Doelling and Geoffrey Kleis Manchester Newspapers publisher John Manchester (r) congratulates Geoffrey Kleis and Muranda Doelling of Poultney, Vt. on winning the FreePress' giant January "Gas Up on Us" giveaway. The couple's entry was one of thousands, making it our biggest giveaway ever. Geoffrey and Muranda won $1,200 in gasoline to use throughout the year. Congratulations Geoffrey and Muranda!

Attention Fair Haven!

The FreePress will publish its annual Fair Haven Commuity Guide the week of March 23. This 48 page full color magazine will be brimming with everything and anything you need to know about living in the town of Fair Haven. Plus, it will be mailed free into every home in the town of Fair Haven and West Haven. Businesses wanting to be included in this year-round keepsake edition should call the FreePress today at 800-354-4232.

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See FISH, pg. 3

Police Cadets to host Meet the Candidates Night on Wednesday

Public invited to meet new Castleton town manager, police chief Castleton has a new town manager and new police chief, and the “We hope Friends of the Castleton that people Library want will come and to give residents the take this opportunity opportunity to meet their to meet and new officials.

On mingle with Tuesday, Feb. Mark and 24 at 6:30 p.m., the Friends Peter” will host a n Nancy Mark of reception at the Castleton the library to Library meet Town Manager Mark Shea and Police Chief Peter Mantello.

The area’s largest ice fishing derby gets underway this weekend, with a plethora of prizes.

The 43rd annual Great Benson Fishing Derby will take place this Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22.

The fishing gets underway at the crack of dawn on Saturday and continues until the 3 p.m. weigh-in time on Sunday.

Attendees will have the chance to win over $10,000 in cash prizes, including a total $5,800 for the top three fish in each category.

“We’ve got some big money prizes for some big fish,” event coordinator Jeff Larson said.

The first place fish in each category – lake trout, other trout, walleye, northern pike, and bass – will take home $600.

Second in each category earns $300 and third will receive $200.

There will also be a “biggest

Selectboard and school board candidates invited to participate

The Pratt family of Pawlet have organized the fifth annual Downhill for Diabetes event to be held this Saturday at Pico Mountain Resort. Turn to page 5 to learn more.

By Linda Ellingsworth

In an effort to increase citizen involvement and raise civic awareness, the Lakes Region Police Cadets will host a “Meet the Candidates” night at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25 in the band room at Fair Haven High School.

Candidates for the Fair Haven Selectboard, Fair Haven Grade School Board, and Fair Haven Union School Board have been invited to attend.

“We try to get the kids involved in any kind of issues or events,” said Officer Scott Alkinburgh, an officer with the Fair Haven Police Department and the school resource officer for Fair

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Alkinburgh serves as advisor to the Police Cadets. The Cadets are a club for students at Fair Haven High School who are interested in careers in emergency services, such as police, fire, EMS and the military. Currently, the club has

library as a good place to host community events.”

She noted that this is a little different from a literary event, but still an important function of the library.

“We want people to feel comfortable at the library,” she commented.

Guests at the reception can enjoy conversation with the

new officials, home-made snacks, and live music by Castleton State College student Tim Duch on keyboard.

“We hope that people will come and take this opportunity to meet and mingle with Mark and Peter,” said Mark. “We are very pleased that they are taking the time to get to know our community.”

eight members.

“We meet every week,” said Alkinburgh. “We go over the planning for our trips and events. Since we were already inviting the school board candidates, we decided to invite selectboard candidates to see what their support is for police and fire.”

To participate in the club, students have to keep their grades up. They learn about

various emergency service careers through trips to places like the Vermont Fire Academy, the Vermont Police Academy, and Marble Valley Correctional Facility.

“For kids interested in emergency services, it is an excellent feeder program,” said Alkinburgh.

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Anglers can hit up any of their favorite honey holes throughout the Green Mountain State, as they look to pull in the biggest fish, as long as they have their fish back to headquarters by 3 p.m. on Sunday.

Fish must be back to the Derby Headquarters on Crystal Beach in Bomoseen by 3 p.m. on Sunday in order to be considered.

Although it’s a fishing derby, fishing isn’t the only way to take home some cash during the Great Benson Derby, as there will be raffle prizes to be had as well.

One prize of $1,000, three $500 prizes, four $250 prizes and ten $100 prizes will be raffled away in the adult raffle.

Fish Continued from front page other” category, for the largest fish that doesn’t fit into one of the five aforementioned categories. The biggest other will take home a $300 cash prize.

“The biggest other is usually a catfish or something like that,” Larson added.

Temperatures this week will be plummeting into the single digits. Not to mention it’s been cold most of the winter, so the ice will be ready to go for this event.

Any Vermont water body, as well as Lake Champlain will be fishable during this derby, as anglers hope to hit the jackpot at a derby with the slogan “big

“We’ve got some prizes by raffle, you don’t even have to be out on the ice fishing,” Larson said.

Larson also mentioned that there will be gift certificates raffled off during the adult raffle.

Kids’ prizes There will be a kids’ competition, for anglers age 12 and under, during this weekend’s derby as well.

The top five strings of three perch will be awarded cash prizes and there will be a kids’ raffle as well.

“The kids’ raffle has some $50 cash prizes and some fishing gear, hats, tip-ups, sleds,” Larson said.

Pike size requirement

There is a size requirement on any pike that are caught by anglers. The pike must be at least nine pounds and no less than 33 inches.

“We try to protect the northern pike by not catching the younger fish,” Larson explained.

Derby Headquarters The Derby Headquarters officially opened yesterday and remain open through the weekend.

“Thursday we’ll bring in the Derby Headquarters trailer and it will be active for the whole weekend, so people can contact us on that phone line,” Larson said.

The phone number for the Derby Headquarters is 802- 273FISH.

Reservations sought by Sunday for Welsh dinner Green Mountain The annual St. David’s Day Dinner, the 27th annual Gathering of the Clans event, held in Honor of St. David, Patron Saint of Wales, will be held Sunday, March 1.

Prepaid registration to Poultney Area St. David’s Society is requested no later Feb. 22, so organizers can sort out seating and food details with the restaurant.

Sponsored by the Poultney Area St. David’s Society, the dinner gathering will be held at 12:30 p.m. that Sunday at A.J.’s restaurant, Quaker Street, Granville, N. Y. The dinner will feature three entree choices; one may select roast lamb, haddock or chicken. The cost is $15.50 per person. All are welcome.

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Area merchants invited to business showcase Spotlight on Business returns to Poultney on Saturday, April 11.

All area businesses are invited to sign up. The deadline to sign up is March 10.

The annual event, sponsored by the Poultney Area Chamber of Commerce, will once again be held in the Poultney High School gymnasium. The Chamber’s aim is to fill the

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New play debuts Thursday Vermont Actors’ Repertory Theatre will stage A.R. Gurney’s “The Cocktail Hour” as its third production of its 10th anniversary season.

The play will be presented in the Brick Box at the Paramount Theatre, 30 Center St., Rutland Feb. 26, 27, 28, March 2, 3 and 4 at 7:30 p.m. and March 1 at 2 p.m.

Two seasons ago the company produced “The Dining Room” by A.R. Gurney. This time the setting moves to the living room of a similar house in upstate New York focusing on a playwright who visits his family with a play he has written that threatens to blow a whistle on their lives.

The play is about the Northeast establishment and tradition. It’s set in the 1970s in Buffalo, and John is breaking the news to his upper-crust WASP clan — father Bradley, mother Ann, and sister Nina — that he has penned an autobiographical play focused heavily on them, especially on the gruff, remote father.

There’s plenty of friction, but showdowns and searing revelations do not really form the heart of “The Cocktail Hour,’’ which premiered in 1988. Whenever these characters do land in a raw place emotionally they don’t stay there long. It’s time for someone to mix another drink and make another joke.

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ners full of martini-dry wit.

“The Cocktail Hour’’ is entertaining and touching, taking us to small-scale, close-quarters encounters where civility is fraying at the seams. The play subtly draws our attention to the way Gurney toys with the line between life and theater.

Peter Marsh of Rutland is the director. He is one of two ART producing directors, and the coordinator of the Nor’Eastern Play Writing Contest and Showcase. Marsh has recently directed Theatresportz and Tuesdays with Morrie for ART. The Cocktail Hour features: Jonathan Skipsy as the son, John Sease as the father, Sandra Gartner as the mother, and Beth Wolven as the daughter.

The Cocktail Hour, presented in the Brick Box, has limited seating for each performance.

Reservations are available by calling the Paramount Box Office as 802-775-0903, stopping by the box office or going online at their website: www.

Paramountlive.org. Tickets will also be sold at the door and are $20 for general admission.

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Author to speak in Wells Event to raise money for diabetes research

By Dan King Local author and artist Ann Rich Duncan will speak at the Wells Library on Wednesday, Feb. 25, starting at noon.

Duncan will discuss her novels, but will focus the conversation on her newest novel, Buried Alive.

Buried Alive is the second book in Duncan’s suspense series, which follows main character John Victor, a treasure hunter. Duncan said Victor was inspired by her brother, who works in that field, in search of precious stones and other treasures.

The first book in the series, The Seed, was chosen as a top ten finalist for a national contest. Additionally, it was nominated to be added to the required reading list at Green Mountain College, an accolade that Duncan is proud of.

“About a year and a half ago it was nominated to be on the required reading list at Green Mountain College. It didn’t make it, but the fact that it was nominated by the member of the faculty was an honor,” she said.

She said that the books in her series combine the entertainment of a novel with education and a general message.

“The books are meant to be entertaining, but also have a message,” she explained. “The second book takes place in the Tucson, Ariz. area and it has a message of faith,” Duncan uses her former experience as a newspaper pub-

lisher to help her write quality stories.

“My background is in interviewing and researching,” she said. “I don’t want to brag, but that makes my books very well written.”

She also has a series of books for the younger demographic.

Her series of three historical/suspense novels that follow protagonist Johnny Vic and his time travelling metal detector, was suggested as a read for students in grades four through eight by New York State BOCES. The Johnny Vic series was also endorsed by the Teaching American History Program at Castleton State College.

Duncan said the Johnny Vic series educates students about some of the good things about American history.

In addition to writing novels and publishing a weekly newspaper, Duncan has also been a radio talk show host and a public relations specialist.

Most recently, she was chosen as a frequent contributor for runbenrun.org, a national blog devoted to encouraging Republican presidential hopeful Ben Carson to run for office in 2016.

Duncan’s appearance at the Wells library will be free and open to the public, there will also be refreshments available and anyone with a library card can borrow one of her books.

For more information contact Joy Brewster, Wells librarian at 802-645-0802.

Films sought for movie festival Castleton State College, in partnership with Vermont PBS, invites Vermont high school students to participate in the 20th annual Castleton Videofest.

High School students throughout Vermont and the surrounding area are encouraged to submit DVDs in any of four categories: documentary, experimental/animation, narrative fiction, and public service announcements/advertisements.

Scholarships of $500 will be

Library hosting movie night The Poultney Public Library book discussion group is reading books that have been made into movies this year.

This month’s pick is “Bringing Down the House” by Ben Mezrich.

We will have a free movie night on Friday, Feb. 27 at 7 p.m. Book discussion will be held on Saturday, Feb. 28, at 9 a.m.

Both events are free, open to the public, and include snacks!

Any questions please call the library at 802-287-5556 or view our website at poultneypubliclibrary.com.

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awarded for first place in each category. Video professionals will judge the entries on creativity, content, and execution.

Submissions must be postmarked by April 21. A public screening of the winning videos and an award ceremony will be held at Castleton State College on Friday, May 1.

For more information and contest rules, contact Video Broadcast Technician Samantha Green at samantha. green@castleon.edu or visit www.castleton.edu/videofest.

When Lynn Pratt learned that her five-year-old daughter was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes in October 2010, her first reaction was shock.

“It was overwhelming,” she said. “No one in our families had this.”

But she quickly turned her shock into action.

“I felt like we needed to do something positive,” said Pratt.

“Maybe with a fundraiser we could feel like we were working towards a cure. I figured since this is Vermont, we ski.”

So in February 2011, Downhill for Diabetes took off for the first time at Pico Mountain Resort. That first year, the event raised $8,500.

Pratt was amazed.

The event has continued to grow, raising $21,000 last year for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation (JDRF).

This year’s event takes place on Saturday, Feb. 21 at Pico.

Participants register ahead of time at donationsfordiabetes. org, and then sign in from 8 to 11 a.m. on Feb. 21 at the mountain.

Skiers and boarders can choose from options including a $50 donation, which entitles the skier to a half-price lift ticket plus a pair of sunglasses, a $100 donation, which earns a half-price ticket, plus sunglasses and a t-shirt, or a $500 donation, in which you ski for free, get a pass for a future date, and receive the event merchandise.

In addition, Pico is setting up a timed race course from 10 a.m. to noon, which skiers can go through for a donation. All receipts are donated to JDRF

by Pico, said Pratt.

“100 percent of everything goes to JDRF,” she said.

Additional funds for the event are raised through sponsorships and donations from about 100 local businesses, said Pratt. She noted that GE, the Rutland Regional Medical Center, and RLA Insurance Intermediaries are major sponsors.

Participants are free to ski until the lifts close at the end of the day. To register, go to donationsfordiabetes.org.

County band to perform tonight in Rutland Country music super-group Lonestar will perform at the Paramount Theatre on on Friday, Feb. 20, at 8 p.m.

Known for merging their country roots with strong melo-

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| FRI 2/20 | now for an eight-week hospice volunteer training course that will take place in late March at RAVNAH, 7 Albert Cree Dr., Rutland. The three-hour sessions will meet on Thursday afternoons and Saturday mornings. There is no charge for the training. To enroll, call John Campbell at 7701683 or email jcampbell@ravnah. org.

JEWELRY WORKSHOP The Castleton Community Center will offer a Sea Glass & Silver Jewelry Workshop from 1 to 3 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 20 at the center.

Class size is limited to 10 and fee is $12. Pre-registration is required by calling 802-4683093.

FARMERS MARKET The West Pawlet Farmers Market takes place every Friday from 4 to 7 p.m. year-round outside the West Pawlet Rod & Gun Club.

Information: 802-645-9928.

AUTHOR EVENT Former Vermont legislator Bob Stannard will talk about his new book “How to Survive the Recovery: A Vermont Perspective” at 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 20 at Northshire Bookstore in Manchester. Free and open to the public. Information: 802-3622200 or northshire.com.

TEEN DANCE The Granville Hook & Ladder will host Firehouse Teen Dances from 7 to 10 p.m. every Friday at the firehouse at 42 Quaker Street in Granville. The dances, for teens in grades 7 to 12, feature a DJ, light show, music trivia, giveaways and food.

Admission is $5 and proceeds benefit the fire department.

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| SAT 2/21 | FISHING DERBY The Fair Haven Rotary Club will hold the Great Benson Fishing Derby on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22, on all Vermont waters and Lake Champlain. Derby headquarters is Crystal Beach on Lake Bomoseen. More than $10,000 in cash prizes. Buy fishing tickets at Tom’s Bait & Tackle in Bomoseen, the Wheel Inn in Bomoseen, or Gilmore Home Center. Fishing tickets are $25; kids fish for $5.

FARMERS MARKET The Vermont Farmers Market will take place inside for the winter from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturdays at 251 West St., Rutland.

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ANIMATION CAMP GNAT-TV will offer Animation Camp for kids ages 8-11 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 at the studio, 6378 Route 7A, Sunderland. Cost is $50. To register, go to www.gnat-tv.org or call 802-362-7070.

BOOK AND BOWL Long Trail School will sponsor a “Book and Bowl” event from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Feb. 21 at the Manchester Community Library.

Borrow a book then make a bowl for the school’s Empty Bowls.

Members of the public can make a clay bowl free of charge for the Empty Bowls dinner on March 28.

Information: Courtney Callo at emptybowls05251@gmail.com.

SNOWSHOE BATTLE Fort Ticonderoga will host a living history event featuring Major Robert Rogers and the Battle on Snowshoes from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21. Battle recreation will take place at 2 p.m. Tickets are $10, with Fort Ti members admitted free of charge. Information: fortticonderoga.org.

BOOK SALE The Friends of the Pember Library in Granville will host the Back Room Book Sale at the library each Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, featuring $1 hardcovers and 25-cent paperbacks.

Children’s books are 10 cents.

There are also puzzles and games. For details, call 518-6422132.

MEAT BINGO Castleton American Legion Post 50 will hold Meat Bingo at 1 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 at the legion hall on Route 4A West in Bomoseen. Each hand costs $1, or buy admission package for $21. Fifteen Games will be played, a different meat prize for each. Information: Laura at 265-4024 or Brenda at 518-4992494.

COMMUNITY BREAKFAST St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Fair Haven will host a Community Breakfast from 8 to 10 a.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 at the church on the corner of North Main and Allen Streets. Enjoy scrambled egss, sausage, homemade biscuits and more for just $1 per person, with kids 14 and under free of charge. Handicappedaccessible dining available on the main floor.

| SUN 2/22 | FISHING DERBY The Fair Haven Rotary Club will hold the Great Benson Fishing Derby on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 21 and 22, on all Vermont waters and Lake Champlain. Derby headquarters is Crystal Beach on Lake Bomoseen. More than $10,000 in cash prizes. Buy fishing tickets at Tom’s Bait & Tackle in Bomoseen, the Wheel Inn in Bomoseen, or Gilmore Home Center. Fishing tickets are $25; kids fish for $5.

| MON 2/23 | BRIDGE GAME A gentle Duplicate Bridge game will be held each Monday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Castleton Community Center in Castleton. A partner is guaranteed. Contact Judi at wajer@myfairpoint.net or call 802-287-5756 for more information.

ANIMAL TRACKS Forester Lynn Levine will present a workshop “Mammal Tracks and Scat” at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23 at Northshire Bookstore in Manchester. The free hands-on workshop is for adults and children. For more information, call 802-362-2200 or go to northshire.com.

STEAK & CLAMS The Granville VFW Post 1653 will offer a Steak & Clams dinner from starting at 3 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 featuring strip steak, a dozen clams and potato for $20 per person. For more information, call 642-1599.

PASTA NIGHT The Southwest Freedom Riders will hold a Pasta Night at 5 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 at the Italian Aid Society, Route 4, Center Rutland.

Appetizers at 5; dinner served at 6 p.m. Guests and new members are welcome. To make a reservation, call 888-299-SWFR.

CABIN FEVER DANCE American Legion Post 49 in Fair Haven will host a Cabin Fever Dance from 7 to 11 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 at the Post, 72 South Main St., Fair Haven. Music will be by the Sweetwater band. Food, 50/50 drawing and cash bar will be available. Admission is $8 per person and $14 per couple.

BINGO The Granville Hook & Ladder Company will hold Bingo at 7 p.m. every Saturday night at the firehouse on 42 Quaker Street in Granville. The Bingo features many prizes for the winners.

FOLK CONCERT Brandon Music, 62 Country Club Rd., Brandon, will present folk-Americana music by Zach and Sam DuPont at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 21 Tickets are $25 with a pre-concert dinner available for $20. Reservations are required for dinner and recommended for the show. Call 802-247-4295 or email info@ brandon-music.net to reserve.

PRE-TOWN MEETING The Manchester Community Library will hold a Pre-Town Meeting at 6 p.m. on Monday, Feb. 23 and at 2 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 26. Learn about the new library, how the library tax works, and more.

| TUE 2/24 | WIC CLINIC Washington County WIC will hold a monthly clinic from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at the Rec Center on William Street in Whitehall. WIC provides supplemental foods and health education to pregnant and nursing women, infants and children up to the age of five. If unable to attend, call 518-7462460 for another time and location.

STORY TIME The new Manchester Community Library, 138 Cemetery Road, will offer preschool Story Time on Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. Enjoy stories, songs, music, movement and crafts. The program is free and open to the public, but children must be supervised by adult caregivers.

OFFICIALS RECEPTION The Friends of the Castleton Free Library invite all Castleton residents to reception for new Town Manager Mark Shea and new Police Chief Peter Mantello at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at the Castleton Library. The reception will feature homemade snacks and live music.

WILLIAMS FILM Green Mountain Academy will present “Good Morning Vietnam,” the first film in its Robin Williams film festival, at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at the Manchester Community Library. Free and open to the public. For more information, go to greenmtnacademy.org.

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Celebrating their twenty year anniversary, country music band Lonestar will be performing at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland on Friday, February 20 at 8 p.m.

| WED 2/25 | FOOT CLINIC RAVNAH will hold a Foot Care/Blood Pressure clinic at 12:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at the Godnick Center, 1 Deer St., Rutland. Cost is $10. For more information, call 775-0568.

ELDER TALK The Castleton Community Center’s Enrichment Series will feature a talk by Dr. David Ellenbrook of Castleton State College, “Elder Abuse, Neglect and Financial Exploitation” at 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at the center on Main Street. Fee is $3. To have lunch at noon, call by 9:30 a.m. the day before. Suggested senior donation for lunch is $3.50. To register, call 468-3093.

FARMERS MARKET The Rutland Downtown Farmers Market will take place from 4 to 7 p.m. on Wednesdays inside at 251 West Street, Rutland during the winter months.

FRENCH CONVERSATION Manchester Community Library will offer a six-week session helping people brush up on their French conversation skills from 5:45 to 6:45 p.m. on Wednesdays through April 1 in the Cafe Commons. BBA French teacher Michelle Emery and Maple Street School French teacher Lizzy Lindenberg will facilitate. The group is free and open to all. To register, call Cindy Waters at 802362-2607.

the public; bring your own mat and wear comfortable clothes.

Participation is by donation to the library. To register, call Cindy at 802-549-4577 or email cwaters@ mclvt.org.

FOOT CLINIC RAVNAH will hold a Foot Care/Blood Pressure clinic at 9:30 a.m. on Thursday, Feb. 26 at the Appletree Apartments, 7 Appletree Lane, Fair Haven. Cost is $10. For more information, call 775-0568.

BRIDGE CLASS Green Mountain Academy for Lifelong Learning will offer Bridge classes with accredited instructor Elizabeth von Riesenfelder from 2 to 4 p.m. on Thursdays from Feb. 26 to March 19 at Equinox Village in Manchester. Fee is $75; register at www.greenmtnacademy.org or call 802-867-0111.

WRITING WORKSHOP Author Chelsey Philpot will conduct a Young Adult Writing Workshop at 4 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 26 at Northshire Bookstore in Manchester. For ages 13 and up.

Admission is $5 per person and reservations are required by calling 802-362-2200.

LINE DANCING Poultney American Legion Post 39 will offer line dancing classes from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. every Thursday through the end of April. Cost is $5 per class. New students can drop in any time. Information: 287-5229.

CHESS CLUB Rutland Rec will EARTH FILM Transition Town Manchester’s One Earth film series will present the movie “Being Caribou” at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25 at the Manchester Community Library.

Biologists follow a herd of 120,000 caribou on foot across the rugged Arctic tundra. A short discussion will follow. Suggested donation is $5.

CANDIDATES NIGHT The Lakes Region Police Cadets will host a Meet the Candidates Night at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 25 in the band room at Fair Haven Union High School. Candidates for select board, Fair Haven Grade School board, and Fair Haven Union High School board have been invited to participate. All are welcome.

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sessions on Kripalu Yoga on Thursdays from 8:45 to 10:15 a.m. from Feb. 5 to March 19 at the Manchester Community Library. The sessions are open to

Swanson will present his historical thriller “Madoc’s Legacy” at 6 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27 at Northshire Bookstore in Manchester. Free and open to the public. Information: www.northshire.com.

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TEEN DANCE The Granville Hook & Ladder will host Firehouse Teen Dances from 7 to 10 p.m. every Friday at the firehouse at 42 Quaker Street in Granville. The dances, for teens in grades 7 to 12, feature a DJ, light show, music trivia, giveaways and food.

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FREE FILM The Poultney Public Library will show the film “Bringing Down the House” at 7 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 27. The book group is reading the original book

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“COCKTAIL HOUR” PLAY Vermont Actors’ Repertory Theatre will present “The Cocktail Hour” by A.R. Gurney at 7:30 p.m. on Feb. 26-28 and from March 2-4 at the Paramount Theatre in Rutland. A matinee will be presented at 2 p.m. on March 1. The play, set in the 1970s, is about the Northeast establishment and tradition. Tickets are $20 general admission and will be sold at the door or buy in advance at www.

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YOGA Instructor Gail Bearup, a student of hatha yoga and Christianity, will teach a yoga class from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Saturdays from Jan. 31 to March 7 at the West Hebron United Presbyterian Church, 3153 County Route 30. Dress comfortably and bring yoga mat or towel.

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BOOK SALE The Friends of the Pember Library in Granville will host the Back Room Book Sale at the library each Saturday from 10 a.m. to noon, featuring $1 hardcovers and 25-cent paperbacks.

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The Castleton Connection

A conversation with Graham Trudo, Part 1

By Joe Mark We met in a spacious, sunny room with 240-degree views of surrounding hills, snowy fields, woods, and a frozen pond. On a rise to the north perched the home of the only visible neighbor. In grey shirt, camo vest, blue jeans, and Merrell slip-ons, Graham—hair combed forward, wire-rimmed glasses on the bridge of his nose—leaned back in an upholstered recliner in front of the family Christmas tree.

His father grew up in Orwell and, in 1942, enlisted in the Army Air Forces.

Stationed at the RAF base in Molesworth, England, he served on a crew with the 303rd bombardment group of the Eighth Air Force. A print on the wall depicted a squadron of B-17 Flying Fortresses, the airships his father helped maintain.

Graham’s dad and mom met in London. He went there on a pass; she was living in the city’s Clapham neighborhood. Her father died at Normandy on D-Day. Born in England on Feb. 25, 1946, when nine months old, Graham and his mom boarded a Liberty Ship transporting war brides to the U.S. Home in Vermont, his father got a job in Burlington. Two weeks later their apartment complex burned to the ground. That prompted a return to Orwell, where his father worked on the Keller farm. Then, W. Douglas Burden hired Graham’s dad to help build High Pond ski area. The family lived on Burden’s turkey farm. Graham remembers Burden’s exciting stories about hunting in Africa.

After the family moved back to Orwell, Graham attended the Huff School: one coal-stove-heated room, a single teacher, and eight grades, with two children in 1st grade and 25 total.

The kids carried water from Keller’s farm to fill the classroom’s Igloo cooler.

Nature’s “calls” were accommodated at separate boys and girls outhouses.

He enjoyed his childhood but had a

difficult time with one particular school subject. His father’s boss, Don Labshere— so important in his life that Graham still calls him “my uncle”—had told him: “You are an American.

You will walk like an American; you’ll act like an American; you’ll speak like an American.”

Graham Trudo That posed a serious problem for Graham, whose teacher now expected him to learn “English.”

For a few years he simply refused. After Huff, he moved to the much larger Orwell Village School: eight grades and 20 to 25 students per class.

Graham fondly remembers life on the Keller farm, where he spent many hours working with his father and uncle. “We’d go out to cut firewood.”

Seven or eight at the time, he wanted to split wood too, just like the men. “So they gave me an old burly piece of maple and wedges.” After he broke the first sledgehammer, he was given a second, with a pipe for a handle. At nine, he started driving the farm’s 1946 International tractor. Men stacked hay bales neatly on the trailer he pulled.

Then, stopping him halfway up a hill, his uncle said, “Now go real easy, so you

don’t jump the to the Rutland Fair.” clutch and Graham was a Boy Scout for several dump the years and, in his view, “trained under load.” “The some very good men.” Most memorable first time, I was participating in the regional BSA dumped half Jamboree at Mount Independence. the bales.”

Though numerous troops from the U.S. Each morning and Canada attended, Graham’s troop he went to the took second place overall. barn to clean Asked about school, Graham said, out the gut“The teachers did a great job.” He was ters, feed the especially fond of John Kelley, Orwell’s cows silage, teaching principal. and care for “His way of dealing with kids was a the calves. lot different than they do today. He was “Dad always a man who commanded respect. You taught me to didn’t question his judgment. If you got do the job corin trouble in school, you were in trouble rectly. My at home too.” mother taught Mr. Kelly also played first base on me to tell the Orwell’s Athletic Club baseball team in truth and a day when every town fielded a squad believe in supported by local fund-raisers.

God.” Graham was Orwell AC’s batboy, a covHe hunted eted position. Most communities comwith his peted in basketball too. father, who Moving to FHUHS presented another taught him challenge. Huff School had 25 kids; how to shoot, enrollment at Orwell Village totaled 120; mainly rabbits and squirrels. “I was but Fair Haven in the ’60s had seven allowed one bullet.” His father had two times that number. So Orwell kids hung rules: Never point your rifle at anything together. Graham still didn’t like learnyou wouldn’t kill. Don’t kill anything ing English but enjoyed history, math, you wouldn’t eat. Headshots were and science. favored. “That way you didn’t ruin the [To be continued in two weeks.] meat.”

Once Champlain froze, they caught Joe Mark and his family moved to perch, pike, and walleyes through the Castleton in 1980, when he took a position ice. Frank Bishop, “one of the best fishat Castleton State College. He served as ermen on the Lake,” taught Graham a dean of students and then, for 28 years, as lot about the sport. Summer meant fishacademic dean before retiring in 2012. ing East Creek.

“In the fall, we’d pick apples at Atwood Orchard.

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Castleton hosting career and graduate fair Castleton to host career and graduate school fair The Castleton Career Services Office will host the annual Spring Career and Graduate School Fair on Thursday, March 19 from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Spartan Athletic Complex.

A variety of companies and graduate school representatives will be in attendance, as well as information on internship and summer employment opportunities. This is a free event and open to the public.

There is still time to register a business or graduate school

Pember to host after school event On Wednesday, March 4 from 3:30-4:30 pm the Pember Library and Museum in Granville, N.Y., will present an after-school program on Cryptozoology.

There will be a slide presentation and activity while exam-

ining the animal myths of Big Foot, Nessie, Champ and the yeti. Are they real? What do you believe?

This is a free program open to school-age children. Preregistration is not required.

FH Rotary offers scholarships The Fair Haven Rotary Club has announced that college scholarship forms are available at the Fair Haven Union High School Guidance office.

Each year the club awards three scholarships: two $2,000 scholarships to high school seniors who are enrolled in a four year college or university and one $1,000.00 scholarship to the high school senior enrolled at a two year technical or trade school.

The deadline to submit applications to the high school guidance office is April 1, 2015.

to participate, and interested parties are encouraged to do so by visiting www.castleton.edu/ career-fair. For more information please contact Director of Career Services Renee Beaupre-White at 802-468-1339 or by email at renee.beauprewhite@castleton.edu.

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Mileage 50122 STK#4Z0394 2010 GMC Terrain SLT-2, 2.4L, 4cyl, auto, power windows and locks, keyless entry, Bluetooth w/voice recognition, on star equipped, AC, ECO drive. Must See!! {Mileage 90765) STK#4Z0344 2013 Honda CR-V, 4cyl, auto, AC, power, keyless entry, moonroof, Bluetooth, leather and heated seats. XM radio capable. Mileage 24270 STK#4Z0354 2013 Subaru Outback 2.5i Premium Wagon, 4cyl, auto, AWD, power, keyless entry, AC, Bluetooth, fog lights, rear spoiler. Mileage 26160 STK# 4Z0246 2012 KIA Sorento SUV, 4cyl, auto, AWD, power, CC, AC, Keyless entry, remote start, push-button 4X4. Reliable, affordable transportation! Mileage 45959 STK# 4Z0325 2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport SUV, 4cyl, auto, power, keyless entry, Bluetooth, heated seats, very clean. Like new! Mileage 14326 STK#4Z0364

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VANS ***2013 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT, V6, Stow and Go seating, 7 pass, Power doors, Nice and Clean! Mileage 37335 STK#4Z0307 2014 Dodge Grand Caravan SXT, V6, auto, keyless entry, AC, power windows, doors and lift gate! WOW! Mileage 36384 STK#4Z0375 2011 Chrysler Town and Country Touring Van, V6, auto, AC, keyless entry, power doors and lift gate, illuminated entry, overhead console, rain sensing wipers! Mileage 46161 STK#4Z0331 2012 Chrysler Town and Country, V6, auto, AC, power, keyless entry, DVD with remote! Travel comfortably with entertainment! Mileage 55571 STK#4Z0371 2012 Chrysler Town and Country, V6, auto, AC, keyless entry, power doors and lift gate, removable floor console! Mileage 36415 STK#4Z0386 2012 KIA Sedona LX, V6, auto, power, Bluetooth, CD, MP3 input, 3rd row seating! A Must See! Mileage 71181 STK# 4Z0379

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Fair Haven Union High School names honors students Fair Haven Union High School recently recognized students for their academic achievement.

High Honors students are:

Grade 9 Nathan Bathalon, Elyza Bird, Jessica Brewster, Rhiana Carr, Brianna Clark, William Cousineau, Adriana Dalto, Drew Eddy, Gabrielle Ochs, and Devon Spaulding

Grade 10 Nicole Blackwood, Erik Brown, David Gringeri, Seth Hoenes, Reilly Howard, MyraBelle Kidder, Ella Patterson, Kolding Rasmussen, Vinkel Rasmussen, Regina Ruiz, Sydney Smith and Kyra Trombley

Grade 11 McKenzie Apjohn, Kristian Bruce, Hunter Buxton, Charles Cacciatore, Courtney Carr, Cassidy Childs, Cara Jo Cummings, Owen Dougherty, Abigail Ferrara, Aimee

Fortier, Sophia Hadeka, Charlotte Kearns, Lauren Langlois, Molly Marcy, Nicole McCardle, Samantha Morse, Marie Park, Kaitlyn Pellerin, KeilaniPellerin, Alexis Quenneville, Jacqueline Szabo and Abigail Wright

Grade 12 Jenna Alexander, Dominick Andronaco, Cody Bonvouloir, Beccalyn Dugan, Michaela Eckler, Shelby Fonseca, Rebecca Heibler, Ian Knapp, Courtney Lemieux, Lindsey Marcy, Colleen Pouliot, Brooklynn Savage, Virgil VanGuilder and Autumn Wood Honor Students are:

Grade 9 Josephine Barber, Alex Blackwood, Olivia Bowen, Halle Coloutti, Colton Folmsbee, Olivia Fortin, Hailey Hults, Estelle Kearns, Ryan Mahoney, Jacob Muratorri, Joseph Nakamura, Gaibrial Nichols, Joseph Ouimet,

Cassandra Pelkey, Megan Randall, Jacob Turner and Taryn VanGuilder

Grade 10 MiKayla Beebe, Emma Boggio, Julia Carone, Emily Clement, Ariana Cook, John Culpo, Christopher Finley, Alexandria Hall, Christopher Mongeur, Travis Morrissette, Sophia Rampone, Eric Ray, Andrea Tester, Cheyenne Traverse and Anthony Walsh

Grade 11 Makayla Ackert, Kelsi Bean, Zachary Caraballo, Alexandra Carter, Elizabeth Cates, Kaitlyn Clark, Claudia Cousineau, MeriahDisorda, Samuel Eaton, Andrew Hooker, Nicholas Hooker, Kristen Kasuba, EmmalineLipka, Samantha Masse, Isaac Nichols, Ethan Randall, Trevor Reck, MegynSpafford, KaetlynSweatt, and Dakota Traverse

Blackmer, Savanna Book, Matthew Briere, Tyler Gammell, Emily Hughes, Alex Jakubowski, Dylan Jones, Erin Langmaid, Kaleb LaRock, Caleb Larson, Ellyana Maynard, Ian Misencik, Joseph Mistkowski, Kelly Pelletier, Christopher Santini and Vincent Zhang Merit Students are:

Grade 10 Zack Quesnel and Faith Springer

Grade 11 Alyssa Bryant, Graciela Price, Priscilla Price, Sophia Ruiz and Donovan Stuart

Grade 12 Nicole Bruno, Kelley Daley and Brandi Goyette

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Organization to host teen dance Feb. 28 Impact Fair Haven will sponsor its first teen dance for youth in grades 6- 12 on Saturday evening, Feb. 28, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. at the Fair Haven Grade School.

The dance will be held in the gym and chaperones from both Impact Fair Haven and the Fair Haven Grade School will be on hand. Music will be provided

by a local DJ and there will be donated door prize drawings held throughout the evening.

The cost of the dance is $3 per person and there will be refreshments available for purchase.

Impact Fair Haven began in September 2014 when the Congregational Church asked people in the area to come

together and celebrate what is great about Fair Haven, and discuss what would make the area (including surrounding towns) even better. The group meets one hour a month in the library at Fair Haven Grade School. The next gathering will be on Feb. 23, 2015, from 5 to 6 p.m.

Information: 802-265-7913.

To sign up and for more information, please call the school office at 518-642-2517.

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CALL: 1-800-354-4232

EMAIL: classifieds@manchesternewspapers.com

Finds under $100

Finds under $100

Finds under $100

(10) AVON representative award plates, 1970s, in original boxes, never used. $75.

802-265-3008

C AT T L E M A N ’ S S T Y L E coat, made in Australia by Kadu Traders, large. $35.

518-288-6896

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA Fourteenth edition, 24 volumes, 1936. $25. 518288-6896

PROM GOWN size 10, wine, never altered, worn once, long flowing style. $25. 518638-6929

(12) WINE GLASSES carry case w/handles, brand new. $10 obo. 518-301-1200

CD COLLECTORS box set, Led Zepplin, 4 CDs, original box. $50 obo. 518-301-1200

R C A H O M E T H E AT E R system, includes extras. $99. 518-632-9150

(15) HELEN STEINER RICE books, hard cover. $35. 802375-6782

CEMENT MIXER 112V on wheels, excellent shape. $50. 802-948-2922

ENTERTAINMENT CENTER black with brown trim, 60x20x48 side shelves with glass doors. $75 obo. 518753-0910

(16) INTERIOR DOORS used, flat panel, masonite wood grain finish doors w/ plated hardware $95 obo.

518-282-9655

CHAIN SAW Homelite 45cc, 20” bar, runs good, has extra bar. $80. 802-345-7271

(2) STUDDED TIRES 185/ 60R15, great shape. $60.

802-377-7966

CHINA SET Royal DoultonSandsprite five place setting complete & extras. $99.99 obo. 802-287-9976

(2) TRACTOR TIRES R4 23 x 8.50-12, off Kubota B7500, 50% tread. $99. 518-5809529

C L OT H E S B AG o f f o u r womens sweaters, wool, size medium, excellent condition. $15 obo. 518-7530910

(2) WINTER TIRES used one season, Firestone Winterforce 225/60R17. $99.

518-580-9529

C L O T H E S B AG o f f i v e womens blouses/tops, size medium, excellent condition. $12 obo. 518-753-0910

(2) XBOX 360 GAMES and o n e X B OX g a m e H a l o , Homefront, Earth Defense Force. $20. 802-377-7966

COFFEE TABLE good condition. $40. 518-499-1736

(3) CHILDRENS WOODEN school chairs, great condition. $30. 518-677-8110 (40)+ HARLEQUIN Intrigue books. $20. 802-537-3175 ( 5 ) DA N I E L L E S T E E L books. $20. 518-499-1736 (50) BOOKS Fiction best sellers. $50. 802-375-6782 (60) MYSTERY books. $10.

802-537-3175 ( 8 ) H E S S T RU C K S m i n i toys, new in boxes. $80.

802-265-3008 22 LONG RIFLE ammo, 500 round brick. $50. 518-2820041 A E RU P I L AT E S w o r ko u t machine, QVC, includes 3 DVDs, instructions, magic circle, trampoline, cardio & total ex, like new. $99.99 obo. 802-287-9976

COFFEE TABLE and two end tables, refined smoke glass tops, real wood. $40.

802-948-2922 CORDLESS DRILL 9.6v with case, works. $25. 518577-3782 CURTAINS five lace panels, off white, 80” long. $20. 802236-0832 CURTAINS three pair of 60” heavy sheers, peach color. $15. 802-236-0832 DELL COMPUTER STUFF 1 7 ” m o n i t o r, k e y b o a r d , mouse, printer 944, all like new, lots of ink. $45. 518638-8562 DESK six drawers, refined. $45. 802-948-2922 DINNERWARE Liberty blue vintage salt/peper shakers, Pa u l R eve r e. $ 4 0 o b o. wpm911@gmail.com

ANTIQUE CROSSCUT saw. $25. 518-677-5098

DINNERWARE Liberty blue vintage creamers, Paul Rev e r e . $ 3 0 o b o . wpm911@gmail.com

BASS CABINET with 15” 4 o h m , fa r e l y n ew, b a s s speaker, 300w, Size 18.5” x 19.5” H w/wheels. $75. 518632-5289

DINNERWARE Liberty blue vintage gravy boat and under dish, Paul Revere. $99 obo. wpm911@gmail.com

BASS GUITAR AMP 1973 Sonax 530-B, excellent condition, sounds great. $99.

518-642-3077

DINNERWARE Liberty blue vintage set of four 10” dinner plates, Paul Revere. $40 obo. wpm911@gmail.com

BEAR PAW vintage snow shoes made in Ver mont. $95. 802-375-6782

DVD PLAYER great shape ready for use. $25. 518-5773782

BLACK BEAR women’s ski bibs size 16, used three times. $40. 802-325-6005

EARTHENWARE cookie jar and bean pot awarded to Avon reps in 1976. $25. 802265-3008

BOYS MEDIUM Northface winter coat, excellent condition. $25. 602-769-2838 text only.

ELECTRA LINE DRIVER Impedence converter for guitar. $37. 518-632-5289

BRAND NEW womens knee high boots, size 10. $25.

602-769-2838 text only.

ELECTRIC GUITAR Cort M200, beautiful tobacco sunburst finish, EM6 & Dimarzio pick ups. $99. 518-642-3077

BUTTON LIVE fish finder, see fish through the ice, still in box. $65. 802-948-2922 CARHART JACKET insulated with attached hood, 2xl, brand new. $50. 802-2360832

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA 23 volumes plus index and atlas, 1967. $25. 518288-6896

EXTENSION CORD 50’ 10/3 with single connector. $75.

518-638-8603

Finds under $100

RCA VIDEO to DVD converter, transfer home videos to DVDs. $75. 802-265-3008 ROLLING HOSE REEL with 25’ hose. $15. 518-677-8110

F I B E R G L A S S H OW E R stall, two seater, never used, 48” W x 36” D x 77” H. $99.

518-242-6811

ROT E L # RT- 9 5 5 A M / F M stereo tuner. $99. 518-6429276

F I E S TA C O O K E R g r e a t s h a p e, s i d e bu r n e r, t wo tanks. $90. 518-577-3782

SALT SPREADER 150 lbs with cover reese hitch mount, good condition. $85.

518-695-6982

FUTON, IKEA, red velveteen cover, 4 pillows, opens to queen, very nice. $99. 518854-9625 GIRLS GRACO car seat with click base, 4-22 lbs, 29”, good until 2019, purple w/ flowers. $30. 802-377-7966 GUITAR and Line 6 Flexton II, 75 watt, 4 channel, excellent condition. $79. 518-6423077 HEAVY BLACK leather motorcycle jacket, 42R. $60.

518-366-1848 HP PHOTOSMART C3100 Series Copier/Printer/Scanner, excellent condition. $45.

518-632-9150 HP PRINTER/SCANNER used. $5. 518-282-0041 INSULATED COVERALLS brand new, mens 48 chest tall, Dickies brand. $40. 518638-8562 K E N WO O D 2 0 0 d i s c c d player #CD324M with remote and manual. $75. 518-6429276 LADDER 12’ extension, aluminum. $20. 518-638-8603 LEATHER PARKA ladies, dark green, size sm-med, thinsulate liner, removable hood, pockets, nice. $54.

518-638-8562 LIKE NEW women’s Keds s n e a ke r s s i ze 9 . 5 , wo r n once, brown, $20. 602-7692838 text only.

MAPLE DESK by John Wanamaker Philadelphia #1209. $90. 518-677-8110 MENS SUIT 42-44R, very nice, new condition. $30.

518-366-1848 NEW COVERALLS large/ tall 42-44 great shape. $30.

518-577-3782 NU-WAVE OVEN complete with directions & recipe book, like new. $75 obo.

802-287-9976 PAIR OF CLOSET doors with hardware, 24”W x 78”H, like new. $55. 518-677-8110 PISTOL PRIMERS 1000large. $50. 518-282-0041 PORTABLE SPEAKER for cell, MP3, Ipod, etc, takes 3 AAA batteries. $15 obo. 802377-7966 PROM GOWN size 10, purple, never alt er ed, wor n once, long flowing style. $50.

518-638-6929

SKI/SNOW SUIT womens, clean, like new, blue, soft, nice, size 10-12. $43. 518638-8562 STEPHEN KING “Duma Key” book. $10. 518-4991736 SUMP PUMP older but works. $25. 518-632-9150 TELEVISION 19” color TV. $5. 518-301-1200 T I R E C H A I N S 2 2 ” n ew, $85. 802-779-3356 TOBOGGAN vintage, made in Maine, excellent condition. $95. 802-375-6782 UNIVERSAL EXERCISE machine, never used. $99.99. 802-287-9976 WARDROBE CABINET top drawer center shelves with doors two bottom drawers 42x19x64. $80 obo. 518-7530910 WASHING MACHINE multi water level, multi temperature & multi settings, sold as is. $95. 518-695-6060 WII SYSTEM 1 remote, Wii Spor ts, Links Crossbow, W i n t e r S p o r t s, A m a z i n g Race, Disney Sing it, Madden NFL, plus extras. $75.

518-632-9150 WIRE three rolls stranded, 14-16-18 gauge. $30. 802236-0832 WOMANS PURSE Nine Westd, brown leather with shoulder strap. $25 obo. 518301-1200

Announcements A LT H O U G H M A N C H E S T E R N E W S PA PERS tries earnestly to check all Classified Advertising submitted for legitimacy and accuracy, we cannot be responsible for ads that may be misleading. Once an ad has started running it is nonrefundable.

Articles For Sale 3 PT HITCH wood splitter, $500. 802-779-3356 COAL FOR SALE Anthracite. Rice, Pea, Nut and Stove. cell 518-424-5663 or 518-642-9819 ELVIS MIKE with stand and cable, $150. 802-779-3356

Articles For Sale NEW ENGLAND pellet stove, 38000 BTU. $700.

518-232-6721 STERLING SILVER COCKTAIL forks from early 1900’s, set of eleven, excellent condition, use for those special occasions. Asking $125.

518-854-3166

Building Supplies Reclaimed Barn Frames & Lumber Beams For Sale Frames dismantled & reassembled on your foundation.

Barn - House Conversions.

Call 518-636-9426

Firewood AFFORDABLE FIREWOOD

By Gould’s. Dry & seasoned hardwood, boiler wood also available. HEAP vendor.

518-499-0307/518-857-0279 A L L Q UA L I T Y H A R D WOOD FIREWOOD accurate measured loads, green available. 802-855-3974 or 518-642-1558 MIXED HARDWOODS cut, split and delivered. Priced reasonable. 518-232-8980

Employment FARM HELP 1 evening milker, 1 chore time helper at 4am. T-D-J Far ms LLC in East Greenwich. Call 518796-9024, Leave Message.

NORTHSHIRE BOOKSTORE is seeking a Bookseller. The ideal applicant would have a love for books and an ability to share their enthusiasm with our customers. Qualifications include, book knowledge, experience in retail, familiarity with computers, flexibility and reliability. Come join the Nor thshire family! Please submit an application online at www.northshire.com

WARREN TIRE in Whitehall, NY is looking for an experienced Technician. Full time, benefits, 401k, competitive pay plus commission package. Call 518-499-5337

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STONE BRIDGE IRON & STEEL, INC.

SEVERAL OPENINGS Welders/Layout for metal stairs and rails Airless Painters Benefits include: Competitive Wages, 401(k), Pension Plan, Health Coverage, PTO.

APPLY IN PERSON 426 Purinton Road, Gansevoort, NY 12831 EOE/AA/W/M/Disability/Vet

Free FREE Syrafoam packing pebbles. 518-692-7979 FREE Weider 8530 home gym system in good condition. You pick up. 518-8543634

Furniture C H E S T O F D R AW E R S , Henredon 18th century collection, burled walnut, with inlay, ver y nice. Sacrifice $600. 518-854-9625

ADDISON-RUTLAND SUPERVISORY UNION NEEDED: Substitute Teachers/Substitute Nurses For additional information regarding how to become a substitute, please contact the Superintendent’s Office at (802) 265-4905 x2001 or email Chelsie Young at cyoung@arsu.org.

Addison-Rutland Supervisory Union 49 Main Street Fair Haven, VT 05743 EOE

HUTCH, custom, very large and heavy, with disappearing d o o r s, 2 d r aw e r s d ow n , ebony, beautiful. Sacrifice $1400. 518-854-9625 SECRETARY Henredon Folio 10 collection, burled walnut, with inlay, beautiful.

Sacrifice $1400. 518-8549625

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PAD PRINT MACHINERY OF VERMONT IS GROWING! We need talented, energetic, and committed people to join our team and grow along with us.

We have openings in the following areas: Digital Inkjet Technicians Automation Controls Technicians Sales Engineers Production Technicians We produce customized, state-of-the-art industrial pad printing and digital inkjet printing machines for every conceivable aspect of product marking and decorating. We carry a full line of complementary consumable products used in the product marking / decorating process.

If you gain satisfaction from working with a great team and producing excellent products, please submit your resume along with a cover letter detailing your interest in working at Pad Print Machinery of Vermont, Inc. You can e-mail your documents to BCavanaugh@ppmovt.com You can apply on-line through our website under the careers tab.

You can fax your documents to 1-802-362-6323 Visit us on line at www.padprintmachinery.com for more details.

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Quarry and Production Workers wanted at Vermont Structural Slate.

Experience with slate preferred but not necessary, will train. Benefits include competitive pay, health care coverage, 401K program, paid vacations and paid holidays. Apply in person at the company’s main office at 3 Prospect Street in Fair Haven.

SPRING COACHING POSITIONS AT POULTNEY HIGH SCHOOL The Poultney High School is looking to fill the following Spring Coaching Positions: JV Baseball, 7/8 Baseball, 7/8 Softball and 7/8 Golf. Please submit application, resume and three letters of reference along with a letter of interest to: Superintendent of Schools Rutland Southwest Supervisory Union 168 York Street, Poultney, VT 05764 For further information, please contact Dave Capman A.D. or Principal Jim Frail 802-287-5861.

The positions remain open until filled. EOE.

Employment To place an ad, call

1.800.354.4232

WASHINGTON COUNTY HEAD START/EARLY HEAD START A Program of Washington County Economic Opportunity Council, Inc.

Washington County EOC, Inc. Head Start/Early Head Start is seeking dedicated team players. *These positions offer liberal paid school holidays, 401K and health insurance contributions*

• Bus Drivers 1 Whitehall Center, 1 Cambridge Center (Willing to train) • Assistant Teacher (Cambridge Center) • Teacher’s Aide (Cambridge Center) • Home Visitor

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in Comstock, NY is looking for

RECON PERSON Must be a TEAM Player. Willing to clean the inside and outside of vehicles. Have an eye for detail. Good driver’s license.

Willing to maintain the vehicle’s parking lot, such as snow removal and moving vehicles per the sales department.

This is a fast paced job and will need a Go Getter.

Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-5pm & Sat 8am-12pm Join a growing dealership!

To Apply Please See Mark Wallett in the Service Department at

11125 State Route 22 Comstock, NY

518-639-5542

For Entry Level Lube Technician in our high volume Ford shop. Applicants must have basic mechanical knowledge of changing oil, tire changing, Vermont State Inspections. Other duties may include but not inclusive to: outside yard maintenance, vehicle detailing and more. Must have clean driving record and professional references. Applications accepted Monday through Friday.

John C. Stewart and Son, Inc. Main Street, Route 103 Cuttingsville, Vermont 05738 PLEASE NO PHONE CALLS

AUTOSAVER FORD in Comstock, NY is looking for

Multiple Runners Runners are required to have a great driver’s license as they will be on the road all day doing runs for the Service and Sales departments.

This job allows the person to use one of our service vehicles to travel all over New York, Vermont and New Hampshire. Some trips may be long, while other trips will be short.

CALL CENTER MANAGER Heritage Family is looking for a full time Call Center Manager to lead the operational efforts of our call center. This position will ensure that established policies and procedures are followed as well as train, direct, and supervise the call center staff. Some other responsibilities include coaching employees in call center operations and ensuring that members are served promptly and professionally. A successful candidate must have good leadership, organizational and communication skills, be detail oriented, and have the ability to multi-task to coordinate and prioritize the workday efficiently.

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Please visit our website for more information and to apply online. www.hfcuvt.com

Your Community…Your Credit Union Membership is open to anyone living or working in Rutland and adjoining counties.

Part Time Heritage Family Credit Union, founded in 1956, is a member-owned not-for-profit cooperative formed for the purpose of promoting thrift. HFCU is a full-service credit union constantly looking for new and better ways to provide our members with the most current, convenient and beneficial financial services. The purpose of the Heritage Family Credit Union is to provide friendly, personable, and high quality services for the entire family.

COMMERCIAL LENDER Heritage Family Credit Union has an immediate full time opening for a Commercial Lender to assist our business members with commercial loan and service opportunities at HFCU. This position is responsible for developing and enhancing the business portfolio through member contact, outreach, and community networking events. This position works with business members to gather necessary information and documentation in order to recommend approval of loan applications. A successful candidate must have good organizational, communication and business writing skills, be detail oriented, and have the ability to multi-task to coordinate and prioritize the workday efficiently.

E.O.E.

Please visit our website for more information and to apply online. www.hfcuvt.com

Your Community…Your Credit Union Membership is open to anyone living or working in Rutland and adjoining counties.

802-362-5141 EOE

Career need a shift in gears?

Find that perfect job right here in the classifieds!

Anyone applying should have a positive attitude and be a TEAM Player.

Flexible hours available and can be either a Part Time or Full Time Position.

Join a growing dealership!

To Apply Please See Mark Wallett in the Service Department at

11125 State Route 22 Comstock, NY

518-639-5542 Director of Nursing Services

Heritage Family Credit Union, founded in 1956, is a member-owned not-for-profit cooperative formed for the purpose of promoting thrift. HFCU is a full-service credit union constantly looking for new and better ways to provide our members with the most current, convenient and beneficial financial services. The purpose of the Heritage Family Credit Union is to provide friendly, personable, and high quality services for the entire family.

LPN or EXPERIENCED MED-TECH

IMMEDIATE OPENING

If interested please send a Cover letter and Resume to: Washington County EOC Head Start/Early Head Start Attn: Kim Kenyon 18 River Street, Hudson Falls, NY 12839 or email to: kim.kenyon@washcohs.org No later than Wednesday, March 4, 2015.

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The Orchard Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre is an 88-bed skilled nursing facility where our staff is committed to providing the highest quality of care and services to our residents, families and community members. We take pride in working together to ensure excellence in all we do.

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We are seeking an energetic, systems oriented individual with strong organizational and managerial skills to lead, direct and oversee the clinical and rehabilitative care provided by our nursing team. Strong Quality Assurance/Quality Initiative background is a must. Background in acute care and/or rehabilitation a plus.

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If you are currently a licensed RN with 5+years in nursing administration, and a hands-on, results oriented team member, then here is your chance to really make a difference. Very competitive salary and benefits package!!

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Large signing bonus. Top Pay. Top Benefits. Growing Dealership.

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Send resume or apply to:

The

Orchard

Nursing and Rehabilitation Centre Attn: B. Shippee 10421 State Route 40 Granville, NY 12832 P – 518-642-2346 F – 518-642-3870 E.O.E.

11125 State Route 22 Comstock, NY

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SERVICES DIRECTORY Every Service For Every Purpose Cleaning Services AFFORDABLE, PROFESSIONAL CLEANING Call Patty for free quote 802-558-9610

Counseling COMFORTING COUNSELING-THE BIBLICAL ALT E R N AT I V E I n d i v i d u a l , Family, Addictions By Appointment Only Rev. Daniel Ranney 518-642-1681

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Plumbing & Heating SMILANSKY PLUMBING & HEATING Granville/Salem/Greenwich Robert Smilansky Owner 518-832-0086

Mobile/Modular Homes CASTLETON 3bdrm, 2 bath, double wide on rented lot.

Nice home, no dogs. Down payment of $5000. $300 monthly mortgage depending on credit. $310 monthly community fee. Own your own home for less than $650 month. 802-747-8486

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Apartments GRANVILLE Brookview Town Houses. 1 & 2 2bdrm apts, offering $200 off 1 mth rent. Starting at $545. Water, sewer, onsite laundry, snow & garbage removal. 845-4361215.

GRANVILLE VILLAGE 2 bdrm on first floor. Includes appliances, W/D hookup, trash removal. $575/mth, sec & ref req’d. 518-642-2820 GRANVILLE VILLAGE 1 bdrm on first floor. Includes appliances & trash removal. $400/mth, sec & ref req’d.

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GRANVILLE Picturesque 1 bedroom home, completely renovated & modernized. W/ D Hook up. $700 month + heat & Util. 1st, last + Sec. MUST SEE! 518-642-3647

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CASTLETON 2bdrm mobile home, no dogs, no smoking, $675/mth, deposit/references required. 802-747-8486

WA R M W E AT H E R I S YEAR ROUND IN ARUBA. The water is safe, and the dining is fantastic. Walk out to the beach. 3-Bedroom weeks available. Sleeps 8. $ 3 5 0 0 .

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GRANVILLE 3bdrm mobile home, big yard. Newly remodeled. $650/mth +security deposit. 518-642-2547

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AUTOMART Autos

Autos

1969 VW BEETLE rebuilt motor w/ less than 5,000 miles. Fully restored, yellow.

Road ready, runs good, 4spd MT, beautiful car! Asking $8000. 518-499-1743

2005 FORD ESCAPE XLT, 129k miles, excellent condition throughout. $5500. 802287-4039

1982 CORVETTE mint condition, T Bar, very low mileage, candy apple red. 518584-5308 1985 F350 4x4 6.9L V8, needs brakes, tranny, pulling truck, parts, restore. $800 obo. 518-638-6929 2000 HONDA CRV many new par ts, r uns good inspected, 280K. $1400. 802293-5210 2 0 0 0 S AT U R N S L m a ny new par ts, runs good, inspected, 169k. $1200 obo.

802-375-6966 2001 DODGE RAM 1500 4x4, quad cab, 145k miles, fair condition. $2999 obo.

518-928-3956 2002 SUBARU FORESTER r uns, needs TLC, 169k miles. $2200 obo. 518-8547436 2004 FO RD EXPLO RER 160K, 1 owner, no rust, very good condition except needs engine work, local mechanic available to discuss. $2500.

518-677-8462 2004 MONTE CARLO 110K, one owner, excellent mec h a n i c a l c o n d i t i o n , n ew brakes & battery, sun roof, snow tires. $3849. 802-4688948

2005 NISSAN ALTIMA 3.5 SE, dark grey w/grey interior, V 6 , a u t o, s o m e d e n t s, scratches, interior in exc cond. $6000 obo. 518-9552499 2007 PONTIAC G6 GT exc e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n , p owe r everything, sunroof, great mpg, 114k. $6800 obo. 802287-2241 2010 SUBARU FORESTER 2.5X, auto, 75,000 miles, blue/green, EC, heated front seats, ser viced regularly.

Nokian all weather tires, $12,999. 802-867-5909

Campers/Trailers 2007 5TH WHEEL Keystone 31ft, slide, 2 bdrms, lg fridge, AC/heat, canopies, surround sound, nonsmoking owners, excellent. NADA $25,380, Reduced $16,500. 518-6388745 2 0 1 0 M O N TA N A 5 T H WHEEL 35’, used once due to sickness, many extras, excellent condition. $27,500.

518-642-1129

Classic & Antiques 1960 PLYMOUTH SAVOY 318 wide body motor, push button transmission, 4 door. $3500. 518-232-9685

Auto Wanted

WANTED: 1950 Oldsmobile “98” 4 door sedan for parts to restoration project. 603-3527783 Leave Message.

CASH FOR CARS: Any Make, Model or Year. We Pay MORE! Running or Not, Sell your Car or Truck TODAY. Free Towing! Instant Offer: 1-800-871-0654

INTERNATIONAL cub size antique tractor, all reconditioned, 12 volt. $3000. 802235-2137

Farm Equipment

Boats

Four-Wheel Drive

20FT INVADER with galvanized trailer, cuddy cabin, inboard motor. $1050. 518638-8745

2 0 0 0 TOYOTA T U N D R A White, new frame, mechanically sound, $3995. 802-7733447

BOAT M OTO R TRAI LER 40HP, r uns good. $1200.

802-293-5210

Motorcycles 1975 HARLEY DAVIDSON Electric Glide, low mileage, original paint. $9000. 802287-9408

Motorcycles 1990 HD FXRS 1300cc, new tires, $6000. 802-325-3127 1999 HD SPORTSER 1200 custom, 10,400 miles, lots of chrome, new tires & battery, spotless. $6,800. 802-2822803 HONDA GOLD WING 2010 with a Road Smith trike kit, $25,000. Wells, VT 802-6451925

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ATV’s /Snowmobiles NEW 2014 5’ ATV PLOW fits Can-Am or Polaris. $400.

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Pickups, Trucks, Vans 1 9 9 4 T OYO TA T R U C K , 2 W D, e x t r a c a b , a u t o , 144,440 miles, Florida truck.

Asking $2100/obo. Call Mike 518-331-9566 1999 CHEVY VAN 12 passenger, 72,000 miles. $5000.

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