Conservation Comments on hunting ethics and rare wildlife
In Albany a biologist questions hunters urge to kill unknown animals for stories and argues better proof from cameras and observers. He cites snowy owls and a brown hawk shot for sport and warns rare species drive local population loss and ecosystem harm. The piece links hunting ethics to wildlife protection and predator balance.
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Albany
N.Y
Northland
Rochester Visit Brightens Week For Local Families
Dawn and Enid Willinger return to Rochester after two weeks with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Madill. Dawn plans to resume studies at Buffalo State College. Edward LaFortune Jr and Julie Ann of Troy visited the Hoag family. Visitors included Mrs Beverly Luke and son Billy after a trip to England for Albany Felt Company. The Hoags hosted Gordon Hoag and family, including Jim Hoag and children Mary Ellen Paul and Bridget.
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Dawn
Enid Willinger
Rochester
John Madill
Buffalo State College
Edward LaFortune Jr
Julie Ann
Troy
Jim Hoag
Edward Sullivan
Beverly Luke
Billy
England
Luke
Albany Felt Company
Gordon Hoag
Jim Jr
Mary Ellen
Paul
Bridget
Deaf skiers to race at Haystack for U S World Games pick
Deaf skiers travel from eastern United States and Canada to Haystack Mountain for a weekend event that will decide United States representation at the World Winter Games for the Deaf in Adelboden Switzerland. The Haystack Ski School hosts a Saturday giant slalom and Sunday special slalom starting at 10 a.m. Tammy Marcinuk of Fitchburg Mass leads the team and seeks to add to the two gold medals she won in 1967. Bruce Gavett and instructors coach the top Deaf skiers for USEASA Deaf Skiers Committee sponsorship.
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Wilmington
Haystack
United States
Adelboden
Switzerland
Canada
Tammy Marcinuk
Fitch
Burg
Mass
Tammy
Berchtesgaden
West Germany
Bruce Gavett
Useasa Deaf Skiers Committee
Haystack Mountain
Open House for Mrs Ivy Lee's 94th Birthday in Dorset
Dorset hosts an open house at the Barrows House from 3 to 6 p.m. Friday January 15 to celebrate Mrs Ivy Lee turning 94. Guests may visit. no gifts expected. A Well Baby Clinic at Dorset Church Tuesday January 12 from 9 to 11 a.m. with Dr Byrnes. bring immunization records. Call 362-2072 Mon 1–4 p.m. for transport help.
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Ivy Lee
Barrows House
Dorset
Dorset Church
Byrnes
Books added at Martha Canfield Library in December
Martha Canfield Library added multiple books for adults and juveniles in December. Adult titles include Gervase Moray Dont Fall Off The Mountain The Adventuress The Day Must Dawn The Golden Years Caper The Aldeburg Cezanne Deliverance The Myth Of The Machine A White House Johnson The Dower Chest Melbury Square Whirligig Sinatra Murder Among Thieves and more. Juvenile titles include Riddle Me Riddle Me Ree Frederick Douglass Myers. An Exeter England related note describes an antique dealer auctioning a supermarket green stamp used as postage on a card from a friend. Also listed are several residents from Hoosick Falls Pownal and White Creek.
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Martha Canfield
Dean
Melbury Square
Eden
Musical notes you may have missed by Harold C Schonberg
New York Times overview of small but true musical stories from 1970. Highlights include Roger S Payne recording humpback whale sounds inspiring Alan Hovhaness to compose an orchestral piece, Judy Collins living up to her advocacy, and Pete Seeger donating proceeds to whale conservationists. Casals marks his 93rd birthday with a day of events, Montgomery names his favorite music, and scientists warn rock noise may threaten health. Also notes long-lived phonograph history, drug-influenced performances, plant music, and an avant-garde brain wave based work by David Rosenboom.
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Roger S. Payne
Rockefeller University
Alan Hovhaness
Judy Collins
Pete Seeger
Seeger
Murray Perahia to Perform Recital in Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center presents pianist Murray Perahia in a 3:30 p.m. Sunday recital at All Souls Church West Brattleboro. The program includes Bach French Suite No5 Mendelssohn E major Sonata Op 6 and Chopin Sonata Op 58. Tickets 3.50 general 2.75 members 1.50 students. Reservations advised.
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Brattleboro
Brattleboro Music Center
Murray Perahia
All Souls Universalist-Unitarian
West Brattleboro
Perahia
J.S. Bach
Mendelssohn
Sonata
Chopin
Blanche
Louis Moyse
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