Anti-nuke march ends peacefully at Seabrook site
A weeklong, peaceful march against the Seabrook nuclear plant concluded at the site with about 300 protesters. Organized by the Greenleaf Harvesters Guild and the Seacoast Anti-Pollution League, the trek covered several New England towns, yielding roughly 500 signatures.
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Seabrook
N.H
UPI
Greenleaf Harvesters Guild
Seacoast Anti-Pollution League
Merrimack
Nashua
Salem
Haverhill
Mass
Exeter
Manchester
Public Service Co
New Hampshire
Heat mirrors offer window cooling with solar heat trap
MIT scientist Dr. John C. C. Fan outlines ultra thin transparent heat mirrors to let light in while trapping heat inside during winter. The film can be bonded into plastic sheets for storm windows and paired with gold manganese dioxide absorbents that resist heat damage up to 750 degrees.
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Boston
UPI
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John C. C. Fan
Fan
Shaftsbury drives and volunteers across towns in 1976 Crusade
Shaftsbury and Hoosick Falls items show local civic activity. In Shaftsbury Mrs. William Kelley invites article contributions at the May firehouse meeting. Miss Mary Walker reports $119 raised for the Vermont Achievement Center aiding crippled children. Hoosick Falls Kiwanis hosts a Tuesday noon program with film Neighborhood Watch, chaired by Elihu Geraghty, highlighting local policing efforts.
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Mary Walker
Vermont Achievement Center
Miss Walker
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Arlington Community Calendar Offers City Events and Clubs
Arlington hosts a packed week of concerts meetings and club activities at the Community House Bailey Hall and various venues. Highlights include a high school concert 50 cent donation weekly AA meetings and a bicycle of civic groups and church be held. The note also mentions church groups Garden Club Little League meeting Easter break and a community rummage sale with contact numbers.
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Medfield
Mass
Veterans of Arlington
Manchester
Legion Rooms
Arlington
Arlington Chamber of Commerce
Community House
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
Arlington Area
St. Margaret Mary Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Positive Thinkers
Arlington Rescue
FOE
Eagle Rooms
Fisher School
Arlington Fire Co
Battenkill Grange
the Grange
West Arlington
Arlington Little League
Kraeutler
Arlington Garden Club
West Arlington Church
DeMolay Chevalier Wicks Receives High Honor in Indianapolis
William R. Wicks of Bennington is awarded the DeMolay Chevalier degree by the International Supreme Council at its Indianapolis meeting, the highest honor for meritorious service. He chairs fundraisers, led Marlboro Chapter revival, and has served as state officer while active in Taconic Chapter Arlington and Red Mountain Lodge 63 F and A M.
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William R. Wicks
William L. Wicks
Bennington
International Supreme Council of the Order of DeMolay
Indianapolis
Ind
Taconic
Arlington
Red Mountain Lodge
Wicks
Vermont
Norwich University
M.C
James Putnam
California
Jack Sloan
Marlboro
Order of DeMolay
Magician Richard Potter Ghost Remembered At Potter Place NH
Ghost of 19th century ventriloquist Richard Potter is recalled at Potter Place New Hampshire where a roasted pig trick symbolized his return. Potter, famed for sleight of hand and mind reading, faced barriers as a black performer and is buried beside a depot in a small central New Hampshire hamlet.
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Potter Place
N.H
UPI
Richard Potter
New England
Potter
New Hamp
Andover
Boston
Columbian Museum
New Hampshire
Dwight Damon
Merrimack
The
Magicians Organization
Damon
Benjamin Franklin
Europe
Stannard and Welling Families Host Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Alfred Stannard and family and Mrs Thelma Stannard of Valley Falls were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Burton Welling in South Cambridge.
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Alfred Stannard
Thelma Stannard
Valley Falls
Burton Welling
Vermont Conestoga wagon to make trek
Saxtons River Vermont hosts part of the National Bicentennial Wagon Train Pilgrimage to Valley Forge. The Conestoga wagon, led by Pierre Pottier and Larry Barbieri, travels from Shelburne May 13 with encampments in Jonesville Montpelier Randolph Woodstock and Saxtons River. The journey links wagons from all 50 states, culminating July 4 at Valley Forge. Sponsors include the Pennsylvania Bicentennial Commission with Mayflower Movers providing transport and Gero Brothers Moving and Storage Vermont agent.
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Saxtons River
Vermont
Valley Forge
Shelburne Museum
Pennsylvania
Pierre Pottier
East Burke
Larry Barbieri
Goshen
Shelburne
Jonesville
Montpelier
Randolph
Randolph Riding Club
Mounted Police
Albert Conklin
Woodstock
Weathersfield Lodge
Perkinsville
Fort Dummer State Park
Brattleboro
New Hampshire
Maine
Massachusetts
Warwick
Lynne Lavery
South Hero
Mayflower Movers
Gero Brothers Moving
Winooski
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Rick Haynes
Diane Peters
Sanford Buxbaum
Leon O’dell
Jeffrey Place
Molly Rahe
Betty Newell
Clifford French
Dorothy Crosier
Charles Merritt
Edith Sewart
Douglas Greene
John Evans
Philip Harrington
Lew Levin
Albert Ordway
Glenn Hall
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William Castle Jr
Francis Peters
Martin Harrington
William Pullman
James Welch
Walter LaGrange
Lewis Jones
Robert Bucknall
Barry Blatz
Victor Harwood
Clifford Buffum
George Delaney
Ernest Gratz
Robert Hilse
John Flood
Frank O’neill
Leonard Powers
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Bernard Harris
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Kenneth Skidmore
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Cindy Crawford
Robert Bourne
William Crosier
Chester Denio
American Cancer Society
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Patrick J. Thompson
Michael Patrick
Thompson
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James Guida
Jane Gardner
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Lawrence Brush
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Martha’s Vineyard
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Constantine Lopes
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
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Irene Bentley
Joan Farrell
Arlington Memorial High - Gym
Hoolick Falls
John C. Baker
32Nd Separate Company
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