Vermont AA Conference Set For Woodstock Inn May 28 to 30
The fourth Vermont conference of the Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous will be held at the Woodstock Inn from May 28 to 30. The opening session Friday includes a 4 30 pm Happy Hour and the weekend closes with a 10 30 am Sunday spiritual meeting. A bridal shower for Miss Barbara Leger of Bennington, bride of Robert Collins of Glastonbury Conn on July 17, was held April 22 at 502 Jefferson Heights. AA activities will be open to the public with no admission fee.
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Woodstock
Vermont
Fellowship of Alcoholics Anonymous
Woodstock Inn
Barbara Leger
Joseph Leger
Bennington
Robert Collins
Glastonbury
Conn
Dorothy Kornitzer
Jefferson Heights
Miss Leger
Rose Hulett
Shaftsbury
Alcoholics Anonymous
Bob
Bill W
St. Johnsbury
East Dorset
Akron
Ohio
U.S
Canada
Board upholds welfare rights in Vermont cases
Vermont Social Welfare Board approved full benefits for two recipients. John Provost of Vergennes will receive back pay after his checks were reduced by a housing regulation change. Miss Charon Brown of Rutland also won continued benefits after being cleared of welfare fraud charges, though questions were raised about the children's father living with her.
Pfc Gadue stationed in Stuttgart Germany new assignment
Pfc Peter E. Gadue son of Sgt and Mrs Norman Gadue of South Burlington formerly of Bennington, now serves in Stuttgart Germany. He enlisted August 31 1970 trained at Fort Dix and Fort Lee, with two months in accounting and radio communications before leaving for Germany in March.
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Peter E. Gadue
Norman Gadue
South Burlington
Bennington
Stuttgart
Germany
New England Mutual Life Insurance Co
Boston
Army
Fort Dix
N.J
Fort Lee
Larson to be installed Masons master Saturday
Charles G. Larson will be installed as worshipful master of Mt. Anthony Lodge 13 F and A M Saturday at 8 p m in Masonic Temple. Officiants include Gerald E. Watson and Christian G. Cannell with many past masters. Guest speaker is Frank M. Brownell. color guard from Taft Commandery 8. Refreshments follow in the ballroom.
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Charles G. Larson
Mt. Anthony Lodge
Masonic Temple
Gerald E. Watson
Christian G. Cannell
Leon W. Eldred
Howard C. Estes
David Brown
William H. Dunican
Harold C. Warner Jr
Everett Edgar
John Maxmillian
Henry W. Bassen
Richard L. France
Robert E. Thompson
Stanley G. Cleveland
Donald H. Stephenson
Walter L. Barber
Taft Commandery 8
Freeman W. Littlefield
Arthur B. Murphy
Frank M. Brownell
Dean Hanson
UVM Faces Up To Budget Cuts
The University of Vermont Arts and Sciences College faces a larger budget cut than planned under the fiscal 1972 allocation. Acting Dean John Weiger explained a further $95,000 reduction atop an $100,000 cut, citing impacts on equipment purchases new positions and salary increases.
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Burlington
UPI
University of Vermont Arts and Sciences College
John Weiger
Weiger
Four-Year Air Force ROTC Scholar Named for Mather
Chip Mather son of Charles H. and Mrs Mather of 207 Branch St earned a four year Air Force ROTC scholarship. The nationwide awards will fund his attendance at St Michael's College in Winooski.
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Chip” Mather
Charles H. Mather
Branch St
Air Force
St Michael’s College
Winooski
Emblem Club 368 Elects Officers and Plans May Installation
Emblem Club 368 held a meeting led by president Ethel Gerow. Myrian Elwell was initiated. Officers named: Gertrude Harte president, Patricia Perrotta vice president, Martha Roy recording secretary, Janice Gerow financial secretary, Marion Pierce secretary, Rena Riley chaplain, Frances Behan trustee, Mary Madden first trustee, Sue Corbett second trustee, Marion Deforge marshal, Mary Cone first marshal, Edith Roy second marshal, Patricia Corbett treasurer, Emma Halliday organist, Debra Gerity press and historian, Patricia Masi first guard, Patricia Fortune second guard. Installation set for May 8. Washington report notes 84 million live fish and 14 million other animals imported into U S last year for pets and experiments.
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Emblem Club
Ethel Gerow
Myrian Elwell
Gertrude Harte
Patricia Perrotta
Martha Roy
Janice Gerow
Marion Pierce
Rena Riley
Frances Behan
Mary Madden
Sue Corbett
Marion Deforge
Mary Cone
Edith Roy
Patricia Corbett
Emma Halliday
Debra Gerity
Patricia Masi
Patricia Fortune
26th Composers Conference opens at Bennington College
Twenty composers gather at Bennington College for the 26th annual two week Composers Conference starting August 15 under Alan Carter with senior staff Mario Davidovsky and Donald Erb. Scholarships support 15 attendees as works are read discussed and possibly performed by a distinguished staff.
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Bennington College
Alan Carter
Mario Davidovsky
Donald Erb
Max Pollikoff
New York
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