Maine Audubon Camp Gets New Director
Damariscotta Maine Herbert A Houston appointed director of the National Audubon Society Camp of Maine the oldest summer workshop for adults pioneering the outdoor laboratory concept for ecology and natural sciences Houston a West Chester Pennsylvania public school teacher and experienced Boy Scout nature program director succeeds B Bartram Cadbury who retired after ten years. The Maine camp is open to adults eighteen and over with emphasis on teachers conservation chairs and others with conservation interests.
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Damariscotta
National Audubon Society
Maine
Herbert A. Houston
Audubon Camp
West Chester
Houston
Pennsylvania
B. Bartram Cadbury
Connecticut
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Audubon Camp Department
Riversville Road
Greenwich
Conn
Pennsylvania State University
Hawk Mountain
Great Northern to Develop 1100 Acres in Woodford
Ownership of 1100 acres formerly held by Robert and Gloria O’Bryne transfers to Great Northern Land Corporation of Boston. Plan is for recreational homes, an art center, a restaurant and other facilities on Hager Hill north of Big Pond. Some adjoining property sold to Bennington buyers for a camp. Also notes summer camp info, local flooding issues, new town sister appointment, Woodford News debut, and a cardinals sighting signaling spring.
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Woodford
Robert
Gloria O’bryne
New York City
Great Northern Land Corporation
Boston
Mass
Hager Hill
Big Pond
Harry
Peggy Bishop
Bennington
Bliss
John Cushman Jr
Meredith Surdam Jr
Woodford Hollow
Charles Oakes
Gary Button
Aileen O’neil
David Wright
Fred Wright
Manchester Little League Election Meeting Set at Fire Hall
Fathers and other interested men are invited to attend the election of officers and organization meeting of the Manchester Little League at the Manchester Fire House at 7 p.m. April 23. Honor roll students for the third marking period include Ann Tarbell of Dorset and a long list of seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen from local schools. Teachers and students plan a spring vacation week with classes resuming April 14 to June 6. More than 800 copies of the Alumni Newsletter second issue are being mailed. graduates needing a copy can call 3622261.
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Manchester Little League
Manchester
Ann Tarbell
Dorset
Clark Art Institute to Host Lecture by UC Berkeley Scholar
Jacques De Caso of the University of California at Berkeley will deliver the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute spring lecture in Williamstown on Wednesday April 23 at five o'clock. He earned a PhD from Yale and taught at the University of Chicago before UC Berkeley. His talk, Jean Baptiste Carpeaux and French Sculpture of the 1850s, marks his authority on nineteenth century sculpture and invites public attendance.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jacques de Caso
University of California At Berkeley
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
de Caso
Yale
University of Chicago
University of California
Jean - Baptiste Carpeaux
A New Broom Sweeps Clean in Arlington
Arlington actor-poet Rock Rogers leads the Committee for Beauty and Cleanliness in a campaign to curb roadside litter. The effort began as a one man drive collecting cans bottles and papers, with merchants garden club 4-H joining to promote Keep Vermont Beautiful and Clean. Rogers says dig in and do inspires others and vows action over ignoring car litter.
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Arlington
Rock R. Rogers
Committee For Beauty and Cleanliness
Rock
Arlington Garden Club
Vermont
Petersburg Pass Lodge To Be Rebuilt by Fall
Petersburg N Y The Petersburg Pass ski area business office and operation center burned on April 10. Manager Roland Blood says a new building will be erected this summer and ready for operation next fall. The blaze started near electrical wires and is under investigation. Firefighters from Williamstown Petersburg and Berlin saved a nearby tower. area was closed for the season with no one present.
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Petersburg
N.Y
Petersburg Pass
Roland Blood
Blood
Williamstown
Berlin
Thief-Proof Locks Fail At Round House Hotel
In Bournemouth England the Round House Hotel boasted American thief-proof locks that failed to stop a break in. All guests and the manager were locked out until a guest forced entry through a window after a locksmith learned the lock could be opened only from the inside.
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Bournemouth
England
UPI
Round House
America
60 HFCS Students To Perform In All County Concert Saturday
Hoosick Falls Central School sends 60 plus students to the All County Concert at Columbia High School in Fast Greenbush on Saturday at 7 30 p m. The Senior All County Band unites 120 players from Rensselaer County with William Gaillard as manager and Willard Musser guest conductor.
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HFCS
Hoosek Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Columbia High School
Fast Greenbush
Rensselaer County
William Gaillard
Willard Musser
Musser
Potsdam State College
Ithaca
Hartwick College
New York State School Music Association
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Allan Arkin
Rachel, Rachel
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
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Susan Long
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Marie Secoy
Susan’s Court
Burr & Burton
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Jesse Corum
Linda Day
Constance Earle
Diana Giddings
Michael Hardyman
Gayl Heinz
Katherine Howe
Kyle Johnson
Roy Johnson
Ruth Johnston
Beth Johnston
Jeffrey Kilburn
Juan Martinez
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Kathleen McGinn
Anne O’leary
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Mary Ralph
Patricia Riggs
Pamela Spaulding
Kimberly Tunison
Bernard Baker
Lauren Bongartz
Patricia Boynton
Carol Burdick
Edgar Campbell
Douglas Collette
Susan Cone
Sharon Crossman
Gary Ford
Boris Funton
Richard Gaiotti
Errol Hill
Suzanne Kelleher
Cynthis Merrill
Gayle
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P.O
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Frances Baird
Lynn Capen
Vance Corum
Lucy Erdman
Freda Greenberg
Karen Kelleher
Richard Corzun
Kathleen O’leary
Zilda Pinsonault
Pamela Rodgers
Barbara Towsley
Gary Tuttle
Naomi Bowen
William Cairns
Judith Carpenter
James Church
Audrey Cole
Joanne Farley
William Harney
Judith Hart
Timothy Hart
Joan Hinkley
Alison Otis
Deborah Rockwell
Joan Thompson
Cynthia Zandy
Anna Russell
Clark Museum
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Monument Plaza
Vermont Bank Angush Company
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Bonnie Wilson
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Faye Eldred
Jacque Miller
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Pat McGuire
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Robert Crowley
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William Brown
Robert Mihuta
Glen LaPorte
Sharon Barber
Lynn Cuik
Rita Domino
Sharon Lockrow
Kim Nelson
Holly Tilley
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