Pownal Cubs Invite Nixon At Blue and Gold Banquet
Pownal Cub Scout Pack 347 held a Blue and Gold Banquet at Pownal Elementary School with guests including Bruce McMahon Rutland district executive Ray Dewey district commissioner and Dean Dickson Pownal Scout Leader. The event honored leaders with badges arrows and elective awards honoring Fred Farnum Ricky Hayes Steven Frost Paul Diarian and others.
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Pownal
Bruce McMahon
Rutland
Ray Dewey
Dean Dickson
Edward Briggs
Paul Di¢ranian
Robert Pudgar
Pauline Frost
Nixon
Rolland Elliot
Nancy Farnum
P.T.G
Pauline ‘Frost
Wolf Badeges
Dick Bisson
Bobby Pudvar
Kenny Roberts
Danny Anderson
Dennis Horan
Kenny
Danny
Fred Farnum
Proud Arrows
Pownal School
Mey
Curtis Wilson
Ricky Hayes
Steven Frost
Paul Dicranian
Eugene Wilcot
Arlington Lions Club Variety Show Rehearsal
Arlington calendar notes rehearsal details for the Lions Club variety show at the high school gym. It lists Monday 7:15 p.m. rehearsals and notes a Tuesday 7:40 p.m. slot, indicating planning for performances by club members and participants.
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Lions Club
North Bennington Cubs honor Scout month dinner highlights
Cub Pack 324 marked Scout month with a Blue and Gold dinner at the North Bennington icehouse attended by about seven Cubs plus parents and friends. Awards were given to Wolves and Bears across dens, with several members earning arrows and a one year pin. Next pack meeting set for March 22 at the North Bennington School gym. Arlington community notices list rehearsals, meetings, and a junior high boys basketball game against Leland and Gray. The Arlington Lions Club plans a miniature boat parade during its Sounds of Spring show March 16 and 17 at Arlington Memorial High School with prizes for best floats.
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North Bennington
Joseph Curran
Pack 328
BSA
Vermont
James Newman
Richard Sherlock
North Bennington Congregational Church
Burton Richmond
Shawn Corcoran
Scoutt Loomis
Den
Malt Dodge
Scott Hutton
Steve Griffin
Joey Barber
Brian Richmond
Chuck Searcy
Art Barber
North Bennington School
Arlington Chorale
West Arlington
American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Reguar
Arlington Fire Co
Firehouse
Arlington
Leland and Gray
American Legion
Secial
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
American Legion Post 69
Auxiliary
Arlington Lions Club
Arlington Memorial High School
George Brassard
Curtis Wilson
Webeloes Curtis Wilson
Steven Frost
Paul Dicranian
Eugene Wilson
Order of the Arrow
Dicranian
Ricky Hayes
Fred Farnum
Deas
den Three
George Hrassard
Fairview Nursing Home
Winhall considers town manager form at March meeting
Winhall voters will decide at March Town Meeting whether to adopt a town manager government. A screening committee will be elected, and ballots switch to Australian voting. Incumbents and challengers file for several offices as revenue sharing funds of 7323 dollars await allocation.
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Bondville
Winhall
Vermont
Charles Ney
Peter Cornell
Ross Worthington
Joanna Jones
Barbara DeWolfe
Adele Costello
Ina Coleman
Sabbaticals Granted for Seven Williams Professors
Seven Williams College faculty members receive sabbatical leaves for 1970 74. Recipients include Robert G L Waite Brown Professor of History and Fielding Brown Physics professor plus Richard O Rouse Jr Mary A and William Wirt Warren Psychology professors, with others in geology English economics and mathematics. Several plan yearlong research at institutions abroad and across the United States.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Robert G. L. Waite
Brown
Richard O. Rouse Jr
Mary A
William Wirt Warren
Fielding Brown
William C. Fox
Neil H. Grabois
John F. Reichert
Roger &. Bolton
Psychopathic God
Adolph Tlitler
House
Williams
Pax
Oregon State University
Paw Kolmer
Grabois
Paris
Université Rene Descartes
Reichert
London
Vermont House and Senate ratify equal rights amendment
Vermont lawmakers approved the equal rights amendment with a 120 to 28 House vote and a 19 to in the Senate. Gov Thomas Salmon attended as sponsor notes indicated. Karen Kent Lenore McNeery Rep Louise Swainbank and Sen Dornthy Shea were listed among coalition leaders representing over 25 groups.
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Vermont
House
Senate
Thomas Salmon
Dram
Karen Kent
Lenore McNeery
Louise Swainbank
Johnsbury
Dornthy J. Shea
Washington County
Kent
Hoosac Stages Convincing Of Mice and Men Reboot
Hoosac School revived John Steinbeck's Of Mice and Men with careful direction by Richard J. Lamascio. The staged reading last Friday and Saturday offered a thoughtful, intense interpretation following a prior success with Petrified Forest, continuing a pattern of thirties revivals that invigorate student acting and audience engagement.
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William Gilbert Hoosick
N.Y
John Steinbeck
Hoosac
Richard J. Lamascio
Leslie Howard
Humphrey Bogart
Bette Davis
Standal
Lennie
George
Lomusiels
Wess
Marcel Rodrigues George
Pine Cobble hosts students and PTA meeting in Williams
Pine Cobble faculty and trustees welcomed eighth and ninth graders who performed poetry with music and slides marking a literature unit. James R. Briggs announced Ellie Patterson joins the board, while plans for a March 6 Network for Innovative Schools meeting were outlined. the evening featured remarks on the school’s evolving goals and continued community involvement.
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Williamstown
Mass
Washington
PTA
Vielen Brundage
Willians College
John Kravitz
James R. Briggs
Pine Cobble Board of Trustees
Ellie Patterson
Gary Barbera
John Williams
Benningtor
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Dorset
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