Craft demonstrations at the McCullough Mansion winter to spring
The McCullough Park Foundation of North Bennington schedules a free monthly craft series at the McCullough Mansion. Readings cover folk arts from candle making to bookbinding with coordinators Ursula Scott and local artisans leading sessions from December through May and a planned early summer craft fair.
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McCullough Park Foundation
North Bennington
Ursula Scott
Shaftsbury
McCullough
John Bisch
Rae Brown
Andrea Woodner
Cathryn Gerlach
Jane Walsh
Gene Witten
Shushan
N.Y
Jeanne McWaterson
Post Office Special Saturday Hours For Christmas
Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski of the Bennington Post Office announces Saturday hours for the Christmas season. Windows normally closed on Saturdays will be open Dec 4 to 8 from 8 a.m. to noon, Dec 11 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Dec 18 from 8 a.m. to noon to help mail early for Christmas parcel and card delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley J. Pekalski
Bennington
Pekalski
Eighteen New England High Schools Enter Model Congress
Eighteen high schools from five of six New England states will participate in American International College's 32nd annual Model Congress, April 6 to 8 in Springfield Mass. Steven M. Wallace of Athol Mass is chairman. about 300 students are expected. Massachusetts entrants include Ludlow Quabbin Regional Barre Pioneer Valley Regional Foxboro Hopkins Academy Plymouth Carver Southwick Marblehead Chicopee Classical Springfield South Hadley Westboro. Connecticut participants Coginchung Regional Durham and George Penney East Hartford. Vermont Northfield Mt Anthoy Union Bennington. New Hampshire Monadnock Regional Swanzey Center and Moses Brown Providence R I.
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Springfield
Mass
New England
American International College
Steven M. Wallace
Athol
Massachusetts
Ludlow
Quabbin
Barre
Pioneer Valley
Northfield
Foxboro
Hopkins Academy
Hadley
Plymouth- Carver
Southwick
Marblehead
Chicopee
Classical
South Hadley
Westboro
Coginchung
Durham
George Penney
East Hartford
Connecticut
Mt. Anthony
Education for handicapped backed by youth committee
The Governor's Committee on Children and Youth backs S 98 to fund comprehensive education for all handicapped children in Vermont. The panel presses expansion of local school system programs, notes court-ordered services in some areas, and supports a proposed Family Relations Court. It plans foster care reviews, a nationwide Child Care Bill, and a January 18 committee meeting with awards banquet.
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Montpelier
Statehouse
Evelyn Jarrett
Vermont
Maureen Thompson
Brandon
Aileen Adams
Springfield
Gerald Greemore
Governor’s Committee
Elmhill Foster Group
Plainfield
Greemore
Congress
Sens
Aiken
Stafford
Com
Old tires repurposed for road pavement study
STORRS Conn Old tires may power a highway pavement project at the University of Connecticut. Civil engineers seek an economically feasible rubber mix for roads using worn tire material funded by a 24000 grant from Rubber Reclaimers Assn. Dr Jack Stephens notes 60 million pounds of old tires are discarded yearly in Connecticut and remain largely non biodegradable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Stephens
Uofc Department of Civil Engineering
Connecticut
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Lions’ Field
Bennington Lions Club
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Stewart Allen
Bennington Lions Field
Paul Fairfield
Carmen Napolitano
Ernest Macauley
Rusty Dunham
Joe Lachant
Charles Fienberg
Lewie Dodge
Fred Butler
George Sleeman
Dick Pembroke
Edward Lamb
Gerald Cornell
MAUHS
Clarence Pelkie
Lions
Edward Lauzon
Loomis Dana
Arnold Blackstone
Clyde Burgess
Ted Thomas
Tom Bluto
John Lyons
Don Jolivette
Bennington Day Care Center
Minerva Books
Jerry and
Louise Frank
Bank Americard
Muerm Books
Monument Plaza
N.E
Model Congress
N.H
Moses Brown
Providence, R.1
Drysdale’s
Drysdale
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Salas Theatre Nly
Eas
Ane
Count FU FU Manchu
Gladstones Shoes
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