Recreation Workshop Planned at Castleton State College
The Vermont Association for Health Physical Education and Recreation holds its fourth annual spring conference at Castleton State College on Friday and Saturday. A special workshop for summer recreation program leaders will run Friday 9 30 a.m. to 12 30 p.m. led by Richard A. Tapply director Office of Community Recreation New Hampshire with prior experience at the National Recreation Association and as Bristol New Hampshire Parks and Recreation superintendent for 11 years.
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Castleton
Vermont Association For Health, Physical Education and Recreation
Castleton State College
Richard A. Tapply
Office of Community Recreation
State of
New Hampshire
National Recreation Association
Parks and Recreation
Bristol
N.H
UVM to Host 175th Anniversary Weekend Speakers
University of Vermont honors past presidents Dr John T Fey Dr Carl Borgmann and Dr John T Millis during April 15 to 17 celebration marking the 175th charter anniversary. Fey and Borgmann speak at State Day Convocation April 15 while Millis delivers Honors Day remarks April 17.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
Vermont
New England
John T. Fey
Carl Borgmann
John T. Millis
UVM
Fey
Borgmann
Millis
Dr. Fey
National Life
Ford Foundation For Science and Technology
Western Reserve
Radio detection course offered at Norwich University
Commissioner E A Alexander announces a 16 hour Radaf Course beginning Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Norwich University. Prof Sumner McIntyre will instruct on radiation basics and detection instruments using a cobalt source for realism. The program aims to train firemen police state agency workers and local citizens to assess danger in nuclear or local disasters. contact your Civil Defense chairman to join.
Norwich Phys ics professor wins NSF grant for low temp research
Sumner H. Wolfson, assistant professor of physics at Norwich University, has been awarded an NSF grant to study low temperature physics. He will conduct research at Texas A&M University in College Station next summer under the direction of Prof. Charles F. Squire. Wolfson joined Norwich in 1964 and holds a B S and M A from Boston University. He is a native of Chelsea, Massachusetts.
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Norwich University
National Science Foundation
Sumner H. Wolfson
Norwich
Texas A&m University
College Station
Tex
Wolfson
Charles F. Squire
Texas A&m
Norwich Physics
Boston University
Chelsea, Mass
Woodstock teen killed in U S 4 crash
Charles Taylor 16 of Woodstock died when the car he rode in collided with another vehicle on U S 4. Passenger Wallace Chamberlain 16 survived uninjured. Ruth Eddy 36 of Springfield driver of the other car uninjured. Vermont’s 23rd highway death of the year. Second item reports drowning death of Beverly Bragg 37 of Keene N H whose body was pulled from a canal in Bellows Falls. Police say she drowned.
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Woodstock
UPI
Charles Taylor
U.S. 4
Taylor
Wallace Chamberlain
Ruth Eddy
Springfield
Vermont
Bellows Falls
Keene, N.H
Beverly Bragg
Hoosick Falls Legion to Hold 48th Anniversary Dinner
Hoosick Falls American Legion to host its 48th anniversary dining event at the Town House in Cambridge on Saturday night. Guests will include Rensselaer County Commander William Walsh of Averill Park and staff, with wives and auxiliary members invited. Reservations are being taken by Commander Joseph Auering Adjutant Francis Murphy and other officers for the dinner social hour and dancing.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Post, American Legion
Cambridge
Rensselaer
William Walsh
Averill Park
Joseph Auering
Francis Murphy
Grafton Receives State Funds for Youth Activities
New York State Division of Youth allocates 614.50 to Grafton for a year of youth programs. The town will spend 1,229 on activities including swimming, movies, hayrides, roller skating, and center programs managed by Lawrence Jansen, who also serves as recreation director.
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Grafton
New York
Pittsfield youth in critical condition after Mass 43 crash
A 16-year-old Joseph Chenail remained in critical condition at Pittsfield General Hospital following a Sunday night car pedestrian collision on Mass 43. Police said the teen, hit by 17-year-old David Rash, suffered a fractured skull and multiple injuries. The incident remains under investigation.
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Pittsfield
Hancock
Joseph Chenail
Pittsfield General Hospital
David Rash
Potter Mountain Road
Pizzagilli Construction Named to Build New Plant
North Adams announces Pizzagilli Construction Co of South Burlington Vermont will design and construct a new plant on South Church Street. Work should start in a month. Hunter Machine Co, the city's oldest industry, backs the project.
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North Adams
Richard Hunter
James Hunter Machine Co
Pizzagilli Construction Co
South Burlington, Vt
South Church Street
Hunter Machine Co
Myth of U S Bishops shattered by Vatican Council
Boston based piece reports Daniel Callahan in The Atlantic Monthly asserting the Second Ecumenical Council shattered the myth of the Roman Catholic bishop as an omnipotent, visionary leader. He argues American bishops showed ambivalence after voting progressively, facing scrutiny at home and a tendency to waver on reform.
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UPI
Daniel Callahan
America
Callahan
Commonweal
Atlantic Monthly
Fulton J. Sheen
Richard Cardinal Cushing
NAACP
Kennedy
Miss Vermont Pageant Set For May Two Day Event
The 1967 Miss Vermont Pageant will be held May 5 and 6 in Burlington expanding to two days for judging and talent. Scholarships total 50 000 at each pageant with Miss America 10 000 and 300 minimum to each state queen from the fund. Entrants must be Vermont residents or students, single, 18 to 28 on opening day, a talent display under three minutes, and may be a mother or professional. Applications to Mrs Lou Ann Lamson Williston Vermont.
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Burlington
Vermont
National Foundation
Miss America
Pepsi Cola Co
Toni Banlon
Atlantic City
Mather
Vermont Sunday News Fund
Lou Ann Lamson
Stoney Brook Drive
Williston
Americans to walk eight million cave miles this year
Springfield based report cites National Caves Association head Robert Hudson saying about 8 million cave miles will be walked nationally in the year. He notes that Meramec Caverns manager stresses that no two caves are alike, driving visitor interest in multiple caves.
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Springfield
UPI
Robert Hudson
National Caves Association
Hudson
Meramec Caverns
Stanton
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