Green Mountain Profile Committee aims to protect Vermont mountains
Burlington reports the Green Mountain Profile Committee formed in October to stress Vermont mountains as a vital natural resource. Led by Prof. Hubert Vogelmann, the group plans a profile program with land use protections, wildlife and water value, and ecologically sustainable goals. An educational program and brochure are in development, with initial funding from conservation groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain
Vermont
Burlington
Hubert Vogelmann
University of Vermont
Vogelmann
Canada
Massachusetts
Green Mountains
Green Mountain Range
Shirley Strong
America the Beautiful Fund
The
Wilderness Society
Peter Bergh
Charlotte
Tony Bland
Rutland
Morton Laird
Montpelier
Maxwell Mee Corma
UVM
Stewart Vogelmann
Equinox Mountain
Ammunition Sales Records Cut Back by Government
Burlington report notes newly enacted legislation removes the need for dealers to keep records on shotgun and rifle ammunition and their component parts. Records remain required for sales of ammunition interchangeable between rifles and handguns and all other ammunition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Christmas Art Exhibit at Vermont Technical College
Randolph artist Pauline Jackson displays 80 original Christmas card paintings in Morey Hall Lounge at Vermont Technical College. Jackson, Parsons 1941 graduate, worked in Manhattan on book jackets and children's records. Exhibit open through Jan 11 except Dec 20 to Jan 4 closures. Also notes Albany hospital patient Howard Browe Jr seeks correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph
Vermont Technical College
Morey Hall
Pauline Jackson
Miss Jackson
Parsons School of Design
Manhattan Island
Memphis
Tenn
Vermont
Raneydolph
Mount Snow Airport Opens at West Dover Vermont
West Dover Mount Snow airport opened last week after two years of construction. Mount Snow Airways president Morry Storm will operate the field with light air use only per Aeronautics Board license. The facility plans future expansion to 8700 feet and will offer charter flights car rental taxi shuttle and de-ice and pre-heat equipment for winter operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Dover
Mount Snow
John M. Christie
Mt. Snow Country Club
The
Aeronautics Board
Morry Storm
Mount Snow Airways
Storm
Dover School Vote Set for Jan 8 in Dover
Dover voters will decide on a proposed new Dover Elementary School in a Jan 8 election following a Jan 6 town meeting discussion. The project aims for flexible floor plans, with state approval and about 43 percent financed by public funds, totaling roughly 782000 including land and equipment while the district anticipates population growth and current East Dover overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Dover School Board
McAl
East
Battenkill Grange Plans Christmas Party in West Arlington
Battenkill Grange No. 487 schedules its annual Christmas party for December 17 at the regular meeting in West Arlington. The event begins at 7 p.m. A Christmas tree will be provided by Randy Clayton and Santa will visit. The Youth Committee under chairman Christy Whitman will supervise activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Battenkill
The
Grange
Randy Clayton
Santa
Christy Whitman
Captain Donald G Hard Arrives for Duty in Hawaii
Captain Donald G Hard son of Mr and Mrs Harvey A Hard Afflington VT has arrived for duty at Hickam AFB Hawaii He flies a C-130 Hercules transport and is assigned to the 6694rd Test Squadron Air Force Systems Command He graduated Arlington Memorial High School in 1968 and was commissioned in 1962 from the U S Naval Academy where he earned a BS in engineering He has served in Taiwan Vietnam and studied engineering at the University of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Hawaii
Donald G. Hard
Harvey A. Hard
Afflington
Hickam Afb
U.S. Naval Academy
University of Minnots
Christmas Concert and Grange Events in North Bennington
Mrs RH Van der Linde leads a Christmas piano concert at Cullough Hall with original pieces and carols, free entry, with refreshments. A gifts committee plans for Grange children and junior members, an over 14 gift exchange, and food service by home economics. Other notes include a publicity workshop December 6 in Manchester, Pomona Grange activities December 9 in West Arlington, and safety and diet tips from members plus recent door closures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RH. van der Linde
Cullough Mans
Dan Hoffman
Roy Crofut
Doris Wright
Grange
Oine Economics
Clarence Decker Sr
Manchester Grange
Homer Alles
Bradford
State Grange
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
Dee
Arlington
Belle Decker
National Grange
Florida
Alford Clayton
Larry Clayton
Home Economics Committee
Homemakers Meet At Twitchell Hill Luncheon
Molly Stark Homemakers held a Thursday luncheon at Twitchell Hill residence of Mrs. Robert J. Poutre with 10 members present. Demonstrations included crewel work for Christmas gifts and a white elephant sale to aid the group treasury. Gifts for Brandon Training School Christmas delivery by Mrs. Mildred Hayes. Next meeting January 8, 1970 at St John’s Parish Hall. Court St. Mary Catholic Daughters plan Christmas party Tuesday at 6 PM with grab bag gifts. Emil Sticht of NY Telephone will speak at Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Tuesday noon on The Laser Beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Molly Stark
Robert J. Poutre
Twitchell Hill
Alex Thompson
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
Brandon Training School
Mildred Hayes
St. John's Parish Hall
Court St. Mary
Catholic Daughters of America
Emil Sticht
New York Telephone Co
Hoosick Falls Kiwansis Club
Baptist Memorial Hall
Stokes Award Competition Calls for Conservation Writing
The Thomas L. Stokes Award Committee opens the 1969 contest for best daily newspaper analysis, reporting or comment on energy use and environmental protection. Entries must be submitted as scrapbooks with a summary letter by February 2, 1970, to Box 19284 20th Street Station Washington DC 20086.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Thomas L. Stokes
Tom Stokes
United States
Canada
Stokes
20Th Street Station
Special Meeting Discusses Bleau House Fate at North Bennington
North Bennington School directors plan a special voters meeting Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. on school property to seek authorization to dispose of the Bleau House. The frame building once housed kindergarten and another classroom but has been unused for years due to repair costs. A potential buyer reportedly exists who would relocate the house, while a second on campus now serves as the principal's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
St. Anthony
Also Mentioned on This Page
Naa
A&p
Burt Bros
Howard W. Browe Jr
Veterans Hospital
Albany
N.Y
N .Y
Mount Snow Management
Texas
West Coast
State Aeronautics Board
Donald Hard
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Bleau House
Seven Seas
Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!