State Opens Ice Fishing Waters in Vermont 1969
Vermont authorizes ice fishing on 36 lakes over 100 acres plus Echo Lake for the 1969 season with Open Water rules applying to size and limits. Fishers must provide daily catch data when asked by Fish and Game officials and test waters include bass and salmonoids at listed lakes and ponds across Burlington Newport and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
James Stewart
Vermont Fish & Game Department
Echo Lake
Plymouth
Fish and Game Commissioner
Town Meeting Deadline Jan 20 for Articles
Shaftsbury selectmen warn residents that January 20 is the deadline to submit articles for the town warning. Voters may file petitions with about 75 signatures. Officials discuss recreation center vandalism and mail box damage blamed on reckless activity, while urging community attendance at weekly meetings. Ice safety advisory follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Merton Snow Sr
Lorenzo Sanborn
Roy Whitman
RPI Creates New Program In Engineering
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy develops a new graduate program blending civil engineering with management studies. The Master of Engineering degree combines resources from engineering and management schools to train leaders for a growing construction sector worth over ten percent of GNP. The program can be pursued as regular graduate work or via the five year BS/MS track in civil engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
N.Y
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
RPI
America
Mark H. Jordan
Visitors depart as Powell returns to England
Arlington residents Mr and Mrs Clark Kelly drove Mrs Kellys brother John Powell to Logan Airport Boston where he left for Dorchester England. Powell has been in the United States since July visiting and working with Kelly a building contractor. He stayed through Christmas to visit his sister for the first time since she left England in 1946. Mrs Gerald Monroe and children from Greenfield Center NY were in town to return Loren Rogers to her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Labadie Jr. Mr and Mrs Stephen Burzon of New York City welcomed a daughter born Jan 5 at Roosevelt Hospital. The Burzons are the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Mattison. Keoughs Barber Shop to open Wednesdays 10 am to 8 pm and Saturdays 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm starting Wednesday Jan 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kelly
Red Mountain Road
Arlington
Kelly
John Powell
Logan Airport
Boston
England
Gerald Monroe
Greenfield Center
N.Y
Loren Rogers
Frank Labadie Jr
Stephen Burzon
New York City
Roosevelt Hospital
Non Farming Jobs Hit Record Numbers in 1968 Boston
In Boston and across New England more workers held nonfarming jobs in 1968 than any year on record. The report notes rising employment in sectors outside agriculture with broad participation across major industries and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New
U.S. Labor Department
Wendell D. Macdonald
Department’s
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Connecticut
Macdonald
New England
New England Telephone Co
Stanley Works
New Britain
Prospect Mountain Junior Ski Program lessons begin this week
Ski lessons sponsored by Prospect Mountain Junior Ski Program start this week at Mt Anthony Country Club. Classes meet Wednesday 3 30 p m and Thursday 3 30 p m at the Country Lab, 3 45 p m Friday at Prospect Mountain, and Saturday 9 30 a m at Prospect Mountain with 10 a m at the Country Club. No new registrations at lesson time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect Mountain
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Country Lab
Country Club
Stefan Varga
Joyce Hanson
Joan Bangs
Seventeen Complete Courses In Industrial Management
Seventeen area men completed a three month course in the Principles of Supervision sponsored by the Bennington Area Industrial Management Club in cooperation with Bennington South Supervisory Union. Marcel A. Langlais of North Pownal, a graduate of the 1-40 Club, was among the area students. The class, taught by William C. Denault, covered fundamentals of supervision, job relationships, communications and personnel relations, training workers, performance and job evaluation, and management and work improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Bennington Area
Chicago
Ill
R.J. Widen Co
North Adams
Mass
William C. Denault
College of William and Mary
Falls Delegation Attends TRIP Meeting
A delegation from Hoosick Falls attended the December TRIP board meeting at the RPI Cultural Center to observe the organization’s work for possible local creation of a similar program. They will attend January’s meeting and report findings to the local council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
The
Commission On Economic Opportunity
TRIP
Troy Rehabilitation and Improvement Program
RPI
Mae Winslow Named Woman of the Year by Manchester BPW
Mae Winslow, former Manchester BPW president and recent state BPW leader, receives the Woman of the Year award at the BPW club Christmas party for outstanding community service and advancing women’s status. The next BPW meeting at Colburn House features a 6:30 social hour and 7:00 dinner, with Madeline Harwood leading a legislative procedures quiz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Business and Professional
Mae Winslow
Manchester
BPW
Colburn House
Madeline Harwood
Legislation Committee
Charles Scarey Named Derby Club President
HOOLICK F LS New York. Charles Scarey will be installed as president of the Derby Community Club at the American House in Hoolick on Wednesday. A dinner at 6:30 p.m. will precede the meeting and installation of officers. Also seated will be Harold LaPorte as vice president Albert Waythus as secretary and Richard Hubbard as treasurer, with William J. Murphy the outgoing president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick
N.Y
Charles Scarey
Derby
American House
Harold LaPorte
Albert Waythus
Richard Hubbard
William J. Murphy
Peruvian Driver Pleads Not Guilty in Manchester Case
Mrs Berthia E Michelsen 62 of Peru pleaded not guilty in Manchester bench to driving on the left before a U S 7 crash on Oct 27. She was the sole respondent as jurors were sworn. Judge Morrissey warned the panel a lengthy docket will keep them busy for 60 to 90 days in Bennington District Court Manchester session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Berthia E. Michelsen
Peru
Bennington
U.S
John P. Morrissey
Morrissey
Loot Returned After Theft At Cheese Factory In Wisconsin
Sixty checks totaling 15000 dollars stolen from the Portland cheese factory on New Year’s Day were returned. The thief placed them back where found on a cooler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
Wis
UPI
Portland
Bay State Pardon for Readsboro Police Chief Marecki
Massachusetts governor advisory board hears Marecki appeal to wipe a prison term from 1961 armed robbery record. Since release he earned respect, became Readsboro police chief and Bennington County deputy sheriff. Judge Lurie lauds his transformation as the board deliberates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Readsboro
Stanley M. Marecki
Massachusetts Governor’s Advisory Board of Pardons
Marecki
Massachusetts
Bennington County
Superior Court
Reuben L. Lurie
Massachusetts Commissioner of Corrections
Lurie
Experimental Music Demonstration At Williams
John Cage, renowned experimental composer, will lecture and demonstrate with four tape recorders and piano at Chapin Hall, Williams College, on Saturday January 11 at 8 p.m. The event showcases his own works and is open to the public free of charge. Cage, born 1912 in Los Angeles, studied with Cowell and Schoenberg and has been composer in residence at Urbana since 1967. His works have been played by the New York Philharmonic and at European festivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
John Cage
Merce Cunningham Dance Company
Chapin Hall
William College
Cage
Los Angeles
Mr. Cage
Henry Cowell
Arnold Schoenberg
University of Illinois At Urbana
New York Philharmonic
Europe
Lincoln Center
Pownal Community Groups Plan Evening Meetings
The Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary meets at 7:30 p.m. in the firehouse to elect officers for the coming year, and Boy Scout Troop 347 convenes at 7 p.m. in the Scout Hut, Pownal Center. Refreshments will follow in the firehouse hosted by Mrs. Beals Jr., Mrs. Bishop, and Mrs. Thompson. A son named Christopher was born Jan. 4 in Lugano to Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mole, Wesleyan students, with Mole researching and photographing the Romanesque Church period during four months in Switzerland. Christopher is the Dodges' first grandchild. Fish and game license fees for 1969 are listed by town clerk Mrs. Rachel Mason, varying for residents and non-residents across hunting, fishing, combinations, traps, and bows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal
Boy Scout
Pownal Center
Pownal
Harry W. Beals Jr
Ralph Bishop
Robert Thompson
Christopher
Lugano
Switzerland
Michael Mole
Wesleyan University
Mole
United States
Dodge
Rachel Mason
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Charleston
Parker Pond
Glover
Salem Pond
Seymour Lake
Morgan
Shadow Lake
Newport
Lake Dunmore
Salisbury
Newark Pond
Newark
Peacham
Norton Pond
Eden Lake
Eden
Whitman
Snow
Selectmen
White Creek
Shaftsbury Hollow
Sanborn
Vermont League of Cities and Towns
Lake Fairlee
Thetford
Fairlee
Jerry Galanes
Brattleboro
Helene Thompson
Dorchester
Powell
Keough’s
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Maine
Bradford
Mon
PLAZA
Sheilah Miller
1-40
Chester Denio
Therese Goodermore
Cecile Roy
Prestone
H. Greenberg
N.F.D.A
Edward P Mahar
Dhone
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Falls
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Derby Club
Bay State
Kenalene Collins
Williams
Main St
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Rket
N. Bennington
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