Sunny Hill Day Camp Season Ends at Hapgood Pond
The Sunny Hill Day Camp operated by Bennington Friends of Retarded Children ended a six week summer program with a picnic and swim at Hapgood Pond in Peru. Fifty children attended with 13 staff and volunteers. The event was prepared by Mrs Ina Damon and Mrs Betty Myers. A Kennedy Foundation grant funded the program and plans for next summer include finding a new location and staff.
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Sunny Hill
Friends of
Bennington
Ina Damon
Red Brick
Betty Myers
Silver Towers
Brookfield
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. Foundation
Carbide Transfers Russell to St Albans Plant
Union Carbide Corp. announces E. A. Russell will transfer from Bennington to the St. Albans plant effective Sept 1. Russell joined UC in March 1967 as an office accounting trainee. He and his wife Susan and their three children will live on Swanton Road after their new home is completed.
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Carbide
Russell
St. Albans
St, Albans
Union Carbide Corp
E. A. Russell
Bennington
Susan
Christine
Charlene
Cindy
Swanton Road
Vermont Music Teachers Elect Leader At Bennington Meet
Mrs. R. H. van der Linde was elected president of the Vermont Music Teachers Association at its fourth annual convention in Bennington. New officers include Frank Lidral as first vice president Lauria Grantley as second vice president Norma Auchter as secretary treasurer and Albert Tepper as eastern division chair. Sixty percent of statewide members attended including convention chairs Mr. and Mrs. van der Linde and local delegates Mrs. Geneva Montle Moore and Mr. and Mrs. William Hain. A Sunday recital featured Judy Crane Dorothy Douglas Bruce Fuller Ingrid Halvorsen Julia Hermstein Teddy Hess David Kantrowitz Nancy Mackey Irene Midurski Dennis Pratt Brauna Rosen Barbara Russ Victoria Scott Polly van der Linde and Tasha van der Linde.
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R. H
Rosamond
van der Linde
Vermont Music Teachers Association
Bennington
Frank Lidral
The
University of Vermont
Lauria Grantley
Burlington
Norma Auchter
Geneva Montle Moore
William Hain
Judy Crane
Dorothy Douglas
Bruce Fuller
Karen
Ingrid Halvorsen
Julia Hermstein
Teddy Hess
David Kantrowitz
Nancy Mackey
Irene Midurski
Dennis Pratt
Brauna Rosen
Barbara Russ
Victoria Scott
Polly
Tasha van der Linde
Oakes to Tour Western Vermont Friday Campaign Ride
Vermont attorney general James L. Oakes Republican candidate for governor will fly through the western region this Friday August 30 with stops planned in Middlebury Rutland Manchester and Bennington as part of his campaign tour.
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Montpelier
James L. Oakes
Vermont
Middlebury
Rutland
Manchester
Bennington
Brattleboro man compiles Royall Tyler poetry collection
Marius B Peladeau a Brattleboro native and press secretary notes his interest in Royall Tyler sparked by Dr Jeremiah K Durick at Winooski Liberal Arts College The book The Verse of Royall Tyler published by University Press of Virginia covers poems from 1770 to 1826 Tyler a 1807 Vermont Supreme Court chief justice also ruled that slavery could not be legalized in Vermont Peladeau attended Loyola High School and Loyola College before St Michael s College
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Winooski
St. Michael’s College
Royall Tyler
New England
Marius B. Peladeau
Tyler
Jeremiah K. Durick
Winooski Liberal Arts College
University Press of Virginia
Vermont Supreme Court
Peladeau
Joseph P. Vigorito
Prince Harald of Norway to wed Sonja Haraldsen in Oslo
Oslo reports Prince Harald of Norway will wed Sonja Haraldsen, a commoner, after a decade together. In Bennington Vermont, Oakes plans a public coffee hour at 5:30 p.m. and a 6:30 cocktail at David Buzzell’s home before departing for Montpelier, part of a final campaign swing toward the September 10 primary.
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Oslo
Prince Harald of
Norway
Sonja Haraldsen
Oakes
Bennington
Republican
Putnam
David Buzzell
Montpelier
Vermont
Parrot's Profanity Causes Neighborhood Complaint
London resident Ronald Bowen filed a Noise Abatement Society complaint over Charlie the parrot's alleged use of obscene language while chained near Miss Heather Standring's home. Bowen says the bird swears near children and wants it removed or relocated, though Standring disputes the claim.
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London
VPD
Charlie
Ronald Bowen
Bowen
Heather Standring
Final Happening set at Ripton Arts Project
The COPA festival runs Friday and Saturday August 29 and 30 in Ripton with free admission. It features youths art works ceramics music and theatre plus the Red Rodgers Dance Company from New York. A concert by students resident and guest artists is set for Friday at 7 30 p m with art workshops Saturday 1 30 to 6 30 and a second concert Saturday at 7 30 p m.
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Ripton
Community of Performing Arts
COPA
New York City
Vermont
Red Rodgers
New York
Sgt Guetti Honored For Vietnam Assignment
GREENFIELD Mass Sgt Curtis C Guetti son of Mr and Mrs Charles Guetti who moved here from Bennington Vt four years ago was accorded a meritorious mast in Vietnam recently praising his actions and accomplishments while filling in on a special assignment He is a 1963 Bennington Catholic High School graduate and serves with Marine Attack Squadron 121 First Marine Aircraft Wing The commanding officer lauded his organization efficiency and tireless effort in handling ordnance duties under combat conditions.
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Bennington Catholic High School
Gt. Guetti
Ordnance
Rostow Daughter Jessica Weds Dana Stevens in Peru Garden
Jessica Rostow daughter of Eugene V. Rostow and Ros tow and Dana N. Stevens son of Carl Stevens of Alexandria Va were married in a garden ceremony in Peru on a Wednesday afternoon. The bride, a Bennington College sophomore, will transfer to the University of Santa Clara. The groom, Williams College graduate with honors, is a Stanford economics graduate student. Rabbi Victor Riechert officiated at the Rostow summer home with benediction by Rev Sidney Lovett.
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Peru
Jessica Rostow
Eugene V. Rostow
Rostow
Dana N. Stevens
Carl R. Stevens
Alexandria
Bennington College
Stanford University
Williams College
Victor E. Riechert
Hebrew Union College
University of Cincinnati
Sidney Lovett
Yale University
Yale Law School
Sterling
Yale
Kathy Fitzsimmons
Barbara Green
Bar Officials Endorse Ted Riehle For Secretary of State
The Vermont Bar Association leaders Hilton Wick and Waldo Holden endorsed Theodore M. Riehle Jr. for the Republican nomination for secretary of state. In a letter they cited his record in administration and efficiency, experience in government and law, and vision for modernizing services and governance.
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Ted Riehle
Vermont Bar Association
Theodore M. Riehle Jr
Association
Hilton Wick
Burlington
Waldo Holden
Bennington
Riehle
Doctors revive four year old after pond submersion
In London at Brompton Hospital doctors revived Graham Palmer, four, who was pulled unconscious from a pond after twelve minutes underwater. A spokesman said he should have died after eight minutes. Heart massage via relays lasted four hours until a heartbeat returned, then he was placed on a respirator and gradually recovered.
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London
UPD
Brompton Hospital
Graham Palmer
Women for Nixon names in state chairmen list
Mrs. Richard Thurber of Charlotte the state chairman of Women for Nixon has completed appointing county chairmen except Rutland County Each will form town chairman committees to mobilize Republican and independent women and raise funds for Nixon television programs The named chairmen cover Addison Bennington Caledonia Chittenden Essex Franklin Lamoille Johnson Grand Isle Orleans Morgan Orange Rutland Windsor and Windham counties with several towns listed for each.
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Charlotte
Richard Thurber
Nixon
Rutland County
Richard Nixon
Addison
R. D. Goss
Middlebury
Bennington
Leon Cole
Arlington
Caledonia
William Robinson
St. Johnsbury
Chittenden
Howard Dubacek
Burlington
Essex
Harold Locklin
Canaan
Franklin
S. T. Hudson
Georgia
Lamoille
George T. Fisher
Johnson
Grand Isle
William Nicoll
Orleans
Ward Barrup
Morgan
Orange
Horace Lasell
Williamstown
Rutland
Pending
Windham
A. Luke Crispe
Newfane
Windsor
Neal Mudgett
South Royalton
Fringe benefit aiding Ford workers in Halewood
Working wives at the Ford Motor Co plant in Halewood receive a rare fringe benefit as a special company truck delivers and collects bread orders from local bakeries for women employees who otherwise could not shop.
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Halewood
England
UPD
Ford Motor Co
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