Vermont Philharmonic names Dr Jackson Little new board president
Dr. Jack Little of the University of Vermont elected to newly filled seats on the Vermont Philharmonic Orchestra board. Little, an oboist and director of resident instruction at UVM College of Agriculture and Home Economics, joins four other newcomers to fill vacancies from resignations.
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Northfield
Jack Little
University of Vermont
Vermont Philharmonic Orchestra
Little
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Judge Denies Injunction Over Stratton Ski Resort Water Use
Superior Judge F Ray Keyser Sr refused the injunction petition from four Stratton residents against Stratton Mountain Corp The judge did order the firm to keep Styles Brook upstream area free of stones sand silt and debris to ensure continuous water flow The residents sought to stop Styles Brook diversion for the resort water supply
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Brattleboro
F. Ray Keyser Sr
Stratton
Keyser
Styles Brook
Stratton Mountain Corp
University of Vermont to Move Dairy Cattle and Poultry Farm
President John T. Fey announces the University plans relocating its 140 acre site in South Burlington to a new location. The move aims to redevelop the current 10 acre area into classrooms or housing for faculty and students. Funds cover most moving costs for poultry. cattle transfer funding is undecided, with a potential urban renewal grant.
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Burlington
John T. Fey
University of Vermont
Fey
University
Barre Sanatorium Sold to Paraclete for Seminarians
Gov Keyser signed transfers moving the Barre Washington County Sanatorium to the Servants of the Paraclete for use as a seminary school. Purchase price listed at 62500. Sale follows negotiations by a legislative commission authorized by Vermont's 1961 General Assembly. The Paraclete Fathers headquarter is in Jemez Springs New Mexico and run a Randolph novitiate.
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Montpelier
Keyser
Barre
Washington County
Servants of the Paraclete
General Assembly
Paraclete Fathers
Jemez Springs
N.M
Randolph
Dr Robert L MacDowell dies after heart attack
Funeral services will be held at First Methodist Church for Dr Robert L MacDowell family physician to Tri-Village Area who died after being stricken while on rounds. He had served in World War II and was a respected Albany area general practitioner. In Troy Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors approves 78024 budget notes for welfare operations with federal 181927 and state 69349 contributions in year end supplemental appropriation.
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Delmar
First Methodist
Robert L. MacDowell
Tri-Village
MacDowell
U. S. Army
Albany
Troy
Rensselaer County Board of Supervisors
Department of Public Welfare
Dorothy Johansen
Helen Jepson
Joyce Clark
Mark Kenyon
Launderdale Road
Wayne Kenyon
Syracuse
Cortland
John Pemrick
Michael
Cambridge
Jay G. Seaman
John Seaman
Cecelia Greene
Bennington
Ted Mack
New York
Jay
Cambridge Central School
Miss Greene
New York State
Vermont
Cambridge Valley Home Demonstration Unit
Margaret Ensign
Kenneth Hungerford
West Cambridge
Marjorie
Karen Hungerford
Walter Hungerford
Academy Street
William English
California
Arts Patrons Form Local Chapter in Williamstown
Berkshire notes describe a Massachusetts Patrons of the Arts Committee forming a Williamstown chapter and Pittsfield area headquarters for a statewide effort to boost public arts funding and activity. In North Adams a special City Council session will review a revised River Street Extension urban renewal survey, following Plan B’s approval of a watered-down program.
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Williamstown
Massachusetts Patrons of the Arts Committee
Pittsfield
Council
First Citizens Committee
Williams College
Clark Museum
North Adams
River Street
Raymond Merrigan
Harry J. Pierpan
Diamond
Cambridge Area Residents Enjoy Holiday Gatherings
Cambridge area residents and families are noted in a holiday roundup. Norman Hong visits Paris. Kathy Dunn visits Becker College. the Townsends host relatives in Salem. Anne Thiessen spends holidays with Cambridge parents. several Masonic and OES members conduct ceremonies and install officers. local youths perform in New York television auditions. holiday parties and charitable projects mark the season with community events and family visits.
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Norman Hong
Paris
France
Kathy Dunn
Becker Junior College
Thomas Dunn
Darwin Townsend
West
Cambridge
Glen Townsend
Salem
John
Robert Cullinan
Leola C. Moseley
Albany
Moseley
Lillian Collins
New York City
Gardner Cullinan
John Lindlof
Kenneth
Ithaca
Malcolm Parrish
Spring Street
William Laxier
San Jose
Calif
Hawaii
Newsboy's Simple Gift Grows National Admiration
Kingsport Tenn AP newsboy Gary the 93 year old? No, the 93 year old is the Salvation Army? The summary describes a young newsboy known as Gary who donates his two cent profit from each sale to the Salvation Army kettle. The story sparked nationwide goodwill with gifts and support flowing from readers and organizations.
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Kingsport, Tenn
Kingsport
Sanjay
Salvation Army
Gary
United States
Exchange Club
Chamber of Commerce
Newsboy
Tenn
Bennington Banner Subscription Rates and Details
The Bennington Banner lists home delivery by carrier and mail rates for Vermont and adjacent counties. Three months cost 4.25, six months 8, one year 15, with servicemen at 1 per month and truck route options.
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Benngton Banner
Main St
Bennington
Vermont
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
Vermont News Scene Highlights Snow, Jobs and Growth
The Vermont AP roundup notes ski resorts anticipate a record year with early openings and doubled bookings at Mt Mansfield. Gov Keyser creates a three member advisory panel for New England economic study. Milk prices in controlled areas stay steady in January. Unemployment rises with 345 new claims, total claims near 996. National Life approves a 513000 mortgage loan for a 108 unit motel in Milford Connecticut. Federal pays 27000 as first installment on a 1.2 million sewage plant in Rutland with bids due January 25 and construction to start next spring.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Sepp Ruschp
Mt. Mansfield Co
Stowe
Vermont Development Commission
Ruschp
Mt. Mansfield
Keyser
New England
Richard Workman
Essex Junction
Vermont Junior Chamber of Commerce
John Lawson
Barre
Vermont Labor Council
Afl-Cio
Willard A. Kiggins Jr
Landgrove
Steamship Lines
Montpelier — National Life Insurance Co
Roanoke, Va
Boston Post Road
Milford
Conn
Rutland
John J. Daley
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Deane Davis
National Life Insurance Co
Deane C. Davis
Harold L. Chaffey
Brattleboro Union High School
Board of Trustees
Chaffey
Uvm Farm
Debevoise
Max Leighty
Danville
Down In
Berkshire
Art Patrons
Margaret Aiken
Anne Thiessen
Ohio Weslyan University
Delaware
Ohio
L. J. Thiessen
Kent
James S. Leone
East Main Street
Leone
Alfred King
Robert Wallace
Alfred University
Daniel Severson
Donald Vitello
University of Maine
William Potvin
Ivan Purdy
State University of Cortland
Arthur McWhorter
James Coulter
Julian Frazier
Providence
R.I
Frank Frazier
Frazier Farm
Masonic Temple
R. W. Charles Perkins
Warren-Washington
OES
Better Homes
Richard Dusha
Cam- Ludwich
Walterbridge
Frank R. Holbrook
Frank J. Penrich Jr
G. R. Walgrove
Projects Committee
Walgrove
Harold Andrew
William G. Doxsey
Joseph Voerman
Allan B. Chamberlain
Merrilee Martin
Wilbur S. Martin
Cambridge Valley
Colorado
Fargo
N.D
New Brunswick
N.J
Bennington Banner
Bennington, Vermont
Vermont Republican
GOP
Carroll P. Adams
Milk Control Board
Windsor County
Department of Employment Security
Finance Motel
Fienberg
Main St. Benn., Vt
Plaid
Bennington Road
Hudson
Wottles
Iver Valley
Campbell’s
Boyardee
Ant
Saratoga
Armour
Swift
Bologna
PDQ
Swift’s Premium
Daisy Ham
Central Rain Market
Noron
Cole Slaw
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