Turkey supper boosts Troop 353 funds for tents and gear
Troop 353’s annual turkey supper at the Second Congregational Church drew about 150 diners with four long rows of tables and a coat check handling around 200 coats. The event, run by Scoutmaster Kendall Adams and volunteer parents, yielded 185 in profit to support Boys Life dues, national council registration, and purchasing new tents and cooking gear.
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Terry Hunt
Kendall Adams
Second Congregational Church
National Council
Voyager
Easter Seals Aid Crippled Bennington area Doctors day planned
Easter Seals campaign details Roll out March 1 in Vermont VAC aids handicapped people ages 0 to 12 dominate statistics 516 kids 100 adults Area workers led by county chairmen and town captains across Bennington and Windham counties plan recruitment of about 600 volunteers for the 32nd year drive with Osbourne Halstead of Dorset leading as chairwoman for the third year
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Ratland
Vermont Association For the Crippled Inc
Osborne Halsted
Dorset
VAC
Vermont
Bennington County
Harvey Carter
Pownal
Arlington
David Jannicky
Bennington
Robert McWaters
Ernest Edgerton
Landgrove
Lester Cody
Manchester
Michael Powers
Peru
John Shuell
Charles Rounds
Readsboro
Harry Lowe Jr
Rupert
Abbie Farrar
Sandgate
Ethel Lemberg
Shaftsbury
John Hamilton
Stamford
George Emmons
Sunderland
Ellery Lawrence
Winhall
Elton Coleman
Woodford
Merle Becker
Windham County
Ronald Johnson
Dover
Herbert O. Smith
Londonderry
Martha Fox
Whitingham
Leonard H. Johnson
Wilmington
Funeral RUTLAND Charles Crossman of North Clarendon Dies
Funeral services for Charles Estey Crossman of North Clarendon, formerly Shaftsbury, who died Monday at Vermont Soldiers Home, were held Thursday at Tossing Funeral Home. The Rev. David M. Powers officiated. Bearers were John W. Thompson, Gilbert G. Godrick, Norman J. Ladabouche and Nelson Congdon. flag folders Louis R. Trepanier and Joseph R. Mailhoit. Entombment in Evergreen Cemetery with later burial in Center Shaftsbury Cemetery. Green Mountain Barracks 1959, Veterans of WWI, gave a ritual service under Cmdr. Robert G. McKnight and Chaplain Francis LaVangie.
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Rutland
Charles Estey Crossman
North Clarendon
Shaftsbury
Vermont Soldiers
Bennington
Tossing Funeral
David M. Powers
Congregational Church
John W. Thompson
Gilbert G. Godrick
Norman J. Ladabouche
Nelson ¢. Congdon
Louis R. Trepanier
Joseph R. Mailhoit
Mailhoit
House Okays Cost Sharing Plan For State Aid to Education
The Vermont House approved a cost sharing plan for state aid to education by a 131 to 8 vote and sent the measure to the Senate for consideration. The bill revises how funds are allocated and shared between state and local districts.
Child Psychology Course To Be Offered on Vt ETV
An internationally known psychologist will lecture Vermont Educational Television's first college credit course Understanding Your Child: Theory and Demonstrations of Family Counseling and Psychotherapy. Dr Rudolph Dreikurs will teach through UVM Evening Division starting Feb 18 with 26 lectures and weekly discussions at centers in Springfield St Johnsbury Castleton and Burlington.
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Burlington
Vermont Educational Television
Rudolph Dreikurs
University of Vermont Graduate College
Springfield
St. Johnsbury
Castleton
UVM
Vermont Etv
Dreikurs
Alfred Adler Institute
Chicago
University of Vermont
Chicago School of Medicine
U.S
Europe
Near East
Alfred Adler
St. Johnsbury Trade School
Castleton State College
Springfield High
House Amends Law on Loaded Guns in Cars
Vermont House altered a law restricting carrying loaded rifles or shotguns in moving vehicles. An amendment by Rep. Hollis Putnam kept all sections of the bill consistent, passing 81 to 51. Debates also touched on ammunition in clips, school aid funding, and reassessment of properties, with lawmakers voicing support and opposition through the day and into potential Senate action.
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Fish and Game Committee
House
Henry Manchester
Cambridge
Deane C. Davis
Harold Whitaker
R-Newfane
Tax Department
Whitaker
Vermont
John Alden
Woodstock
Rutland
Alden
Luther Hackett
South
Burlington
Senate
Stovan Christowe
Winham
Bennington Area
Loyal Legislative Wives Host Tea at Montpelier
In Montpelier the Loyal Legislative Women held their second meeting a tea at the Tavern Motor Inn with 48 members. Hosts included wives of Franklin Orleans Essex and Windham legislators. The event featured a do it yourself program, revised by laws read, VIP guests, and plans for the Feb 26 meeting with Caledonia and Lamoille counties as hosts.
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Montpelier
Franklin
Orleans
Essex
Windham
Tavern Motor Inn
Edward Janeway
Windham County
Arlene Jones
Morgan
Sen
Arthur Jones
Ward Bedford
Olin Gay
Donald Arnold
Fran Conlin
Dudley Levitt
LLW
Deane Davis
Thomas Hayes
Gov
Hayes
John Burgess
House
Senate
Davis
Burgess
Caledonia
Lamoille
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Lolita
Arn In
Shelley Winters
Peter Sellers
Sue Lyonston
Bennington Briefs
Albany Medical College
Ronald A. Arky
Harvard Medical School
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Senior Citizens Club
North Street
Arthur Rogerson
Mammoth Mart Plaza
Sucker Pond
Twistaburger
Virginia
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Arthur Thompson
St, Petersburg
Fla
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Elizabeth) Thompson
St. Petersburg
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Everett Lillie
Belle Waters
West Woodstock
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Adams
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John Pratt
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W. B. Plunkett Memorial Hospital
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George Perchtolt
Arthur Curie
Cheshire
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