Governor Davis to present youth service awards at Montpelier dinner
Governor Deane C. Davis will award Distinguished Service to Youth honors to five individuals and three organizations at the Governor’s Committee on Children and Youth dinner in Montpelier on January 15. Special citations go to Governor Hoff and State Welfare Commissioner Wackerman for long service to Vermont’s children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Gerald H. Greemore
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Deane C. Davis
Governor’s Committee
Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn
Virginia Jones
Springfield
Dorothy M. Davison
Thetford
Tad N. Bailey
Woodstock
Vermont
Hoff
Wackerman
Joseph H. Douglas
Washington, D.C
Douglas
White House
Grandson Artists Carry Moses Tradition in New York Show
In Hoolick Falls New York Forrest Moses and two grandsons Paul Moses and William Moses showcased primitive style paintings. Works by Grandma Moses originals were loaned by Arthur Armstrong. The exhibit coincided with sales of several pieces. A Hoosick Falls fire report and school group activity in Schenectady are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoolick Falls
N.Y
Forrest Moses
Eagle Bridge
Grandma Moses
Rensselaer Historical Society
Troy
Paul Moses
Alaska
William Moses
Gerald Moses
Arthur Armstrong
Hoosick Falls
House and Garden Magazine
House of Ideas
Houston
Texas
Hoosick Falls TV team to appear Saturday at 6 p.m.
Hoosick Falls students selected for a 6 p.m. Saturday WRGB appearance include Ray Sharkey Dennis LeBarron Larry Rice and Martha Elliott with Tim Holzhauer Richard Carver and James McGuire as alternates. Restino will chair the annual March of Dimes drive for the Town of Hoosick with a Mother’s March on Jan 19 and house-to-house fundraising to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gram
WRGB
Ray Sharkey
Dennis LeBarron
Larry Rice
Martha Elliott
Tim Holzhauer
Richard Carver
James McGuire
Thomas G. Restino
Town of
Hoosick
Restino
National Foundation
Guy Phillips
Ann Brazell
Jaffe To Lecture On Rubens At Clark Institute
London and Cambridge scholar Michael Jaffe will give the first Winter Lecture at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown on Tuesday January 7 at 5 p.m. He will discuss Peter Paul Rubens and The Holy Family under an Apple Tree, comparing it with a Saint Ildefonso Altar piece in Vienna, with the Clark painting on display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Michael Jaffe
London
Cambridge
England
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
Jaffe
Peter Paul Rubens
Clark Art Institute
Saint Ildefonso
Rubens
Kunsthistorisches Museum
James-on - the-Coudenberg
Brussels
Institute
Hoosac Walloomsac DAR To Host Good Citizens
Hoosick Falls N Y January meeting of the Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR will be held Saturday in the Hoosick Falls Baptist church hall beginning with a dessert luncheon at 1 30 p m The DAR Good Citizens of the chapter will be recognized during the event.
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Hoosaec
Walloomsac Dar
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
St. Mary’s Academy
Berlin Central School
Hoosick Valley
Joseph Wilson
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Vermont
Lester Pine
Huldah Eddy
Edward Hetherington
Geoffrey Cahl Wins Junior Council Slalom
Geoffrey Cahl of Mount Snow Ski Club won the two run slalom at Bromley Mountain in the first of seven Southern Vermont Junior Council ski events. David Gavitt of Haystack Mountain Ski Club took second, followed by James Plaff of Stratton Mountain Ski Club and Arnold Hammerlund of Brattleboro Outing Club in fourth. Timothy Miller of Bennington placed sixth. next race is giant slalom at Haystack Saturday at 10 a.m. A cross country and Nordic event is set for March 2 at Putney, with more meets to be announced. Bennington teacher Wesley Scrone will teach beginners cross country skiing Tuesdays at Prospect Mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Southern Vermont Junior Council
Bromley Mountain
Geoffrey Cahl
Mount Snow Ski Club
David Gavitt
Haystack Mountain
James Plaff
Stratton Mountain
Putney
Bennington
Wesley Scrone
Prospect Mountain
Vermont Wins Federal School Meals Funds Totals 742500
Vermont's federal school meals appropriation totals 742 500 dollars for the National School Lunch Special Milk and Breakfast Programs. The grant funds local lunch reimbursements, area need support, administrative expenses, and new program efforts including day care centers. In 1967 68 Vermont served over 5.7 million meals and 7.04 million half pints of milk with thousands receiving free or reducedprice meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Williams College public events calendar Jan 7–11
Williams College lists events from January 7 to 11 including lectures by Michael Jaf fee of King’s College Cambridge at the Clark Art Institute and Richard Gilman of The New Republic in Berkshire Prospect Lounge. Other offerings include a Neils Bohr film, a Lord's Supper service, math talks with John Milner at MIT, a medical study prep session, a Robert Kelly poetry reading, Catholic Mass, planetarium show, varsity hockey and basketball games, a concert by Music in the Round, freshman and varsity wrestling matches, and a John Cage demonstration in Chapin Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Chemistry Laboratory
Robert Kelly
Berkshire Prospect Lounge
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Hopkins Observatory
Williams
Bowdoin
Lansing Chapman Rink
Bates
Lasell Gym
Julius Heggs
Copland
Beethoven
Halsey Stevens
Brahms
WPI
Lasell
John Cage
Chapin Hall
1968 Fall Round Up Adds 1102 Scouts In Vermont
RUTLAND It was announced by Mr Sanborn Partridge chairman of the Ethan Allen Council Boy Scouts of America that during the 1968 Fall Round Up 1102 boys joined scouting. New units organized across Otter Dover Crown Point Taconic and Fort Dummer districts included groups in Vergennes Bristol White River Junction South Royalton Hartland Poultney and Bellows Falls. About 285 boys joined new units and over 800 joined existing 160 units in the Council area. Over 60 training sessions for leaders were held in preparation for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
Boypower Committee
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
Otter
Addison County
Rutland County
Vergennes Lions Club
Group of
Citizens
Ferrisburg
Friends of Scouting
Bristol
St. Monica’s Roman Catholic Church
Forestdale
Central
Vermont Public Service Corp
Crown Point
Windsor County
East Randolph
Knights of Columbus
White River Junction
South Royalton-Hartland
Fort Dummer
Windham County
Wordsboro
Newbrook Fire Dept
Newfane
United Church of Bellows
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Davis
Jean Reynolds
Children’s Bureau
Federal Department of Health, Education & Welfare
Moses
Edward Decker
Hoosick Falls Central School
Schenectady
Little Red Schoolhouse
Edith Beaumont
March of Dimes
Salk Institute For Biological Studies
Mr. Jaffe
Drysdale’s Free Parking
County National
Arlington
Williams Calendar
Williams College
Michael Jaffee
King’s College
University
the Holy Family
Richard Gilman
the New Republic
Neils Bohr
Edward Teller
University of California
Thompson Physics Laboratory
John Milner
MIT
Bronfman Science Center
Lester S. Dewis
Boston University School of Medicine
Walker
Montgomery
Ward
Partridge
Hartland Parent Teachers Association
Taconic
Bennington County
Clarendon Parent Teachers Association
Fair Haven
Poultney
The
United Methodist Church of
Artery Arcade
North Adams
Home Furniture CO
New Real Estate Organization
Southern Vermont Land Co
West
Dover
Andirons Motel
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