Keyser Urges Planning Now for Future State Fishing
Gov. F. Ray Keyser Jr. urged proactive planning for Vermont’s fishing and hunting facilities at the Stamford Fish and Game Association meeting in Heartwellville Lodge with 100 attendees. He framed Vermont as a corridor between large northern and southern populations and urged state acquisition, zoning, and public-area investments to meet future outdoor demand. He cited the omnibus fish and game bill as a milestone and pressed for club study committees to educate sportsmen and spur informed legislation.
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Keyser
Readsboro
F. Ray Keyser Jr
Stamford Fish and Game Association
Heartwellville Lodge
Vermont
Fish and Game Department
George W
Bill) Davis
Lake Sadawga
Whitingham
Leroy Lawrence
Stamford
House of Representatives
Hoosick Falls church elects Men’s Fellowship officers
The First Baptist Church of Hoosick Falls elected its Men’s Fellowship Council officers for the coming term. Clayton Sherman was chosen president, Walter Watkins vice president, Leslie Crandall secretary, and Malcolm Hill treasurer. Outgoing president Carlton Robinson presided as refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men’s Fellowship Council of the First Baptist Church
Clayton Sherman
Walter Watkins
Leslie Crandall
Malcolm Hill
Carlton Robinson
Wilmington Weekend Visits and Mt Snow Ski Trip
Betty Lundsted of New York City visited over the weekend with Donald Havenick to ski at Mt Snow his first time in two years. Eighteen infant guests at The Old Ark home cared for by local staff while parents ski. The Baptist Evening Guild meeting was postponed from January 15 to January 22 due to bad weather.
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Betty Lundsted
New York City
John Lundsted
Donald Havenick
New York
Havenick
Mt. Snow
Alaska
U.S. Army
Peter Horton
Old Ark
Robert Chase
Pat Boyd
Myron Rosseter
Richard Sprague
Sidney Grant
Jacksonville
Connecticut
New Jersey
Virginia
The
Baptist Evening Guild
Life magazine skis features Sugarbush Stratton Stowe photos
Life magazine presents two ski related articles with color spreads. One set shows fashion photos shot at Sugarbush Warren and Stratton Mountain while another piece at Stowe titled The Girl Watchers describes a mock scientific sport with named ski birds such as the White banded Tailstander and Pony tailed Schussboomer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Life Magazine
Life
Sugarbush
Warren
Stratton Mountain
Stratton
Stowe
Dairymen Hear New Sales Pitch At Area Meeting
Montpelier Vermont manager Charles F. Jacobsen outlines the expanded milk promotion to Bennington County Cooperative members at the annual January meeting in Manchester Depot. A voluntary two cent set aside eases market saturation efforts delivering 350 million messages to Boston consumers, with milk deliveries starting March 1, 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
New England
Bennington County
Manchester
Charles F. Jacobsen
American Dairy Association of Vermont
Vermont
American Dairy Association
Boston
Williams College Professors Lead Summer John Hay Fellows Institutes
Six Williams College professors will teach in four humanities institutes funded by the John Hay Fellows Program next July. L L Scott will head the Williams College Institute at Williams College, with Bastert at Bennington, Stocking and Waite at Colorado College, and Murphy Jr. and Rudolph Jr. at the University of Oregon. About 170 public senior high teachers and 70 administrators from 27 states and DC will attend. stipends will be paid. Applications must be sent to Charles R. Kell, director, by February 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Williams College
John Hay
Robert C. L. Scott
J. Leland Miller
Williams College Institute
Bennington College
Russell H. Bastert
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Colo
Fred H. Stocking
Morris
Robert G. L. Waite
Brown
University of Oregon
Eugene
Ore
Orville T. Murphy Jr
C. Frederick Rudolph Jr
States
District of Columbia
Charles R. Kell
Rockefeller Plaza
New York City
Wife as alarm clock proves wife duties extend to timing
A humorous piece by Joy Stilley portrays a wife who wakes her husband each morning using patting, arguing, orange juice, and strategic clock manipulation. She details the morning routine, the husband’s protests, and the effort required to get him out of bed for work.
Keyser and Vance Clash Over State Highway Funds
Gov. Keyser says a $265000 transfer from the highway garage account was initiated legislatively and won’t affect a balanced budget. Rep. Vance, chairing Ways and Means, blames the deficit on prior actions and says the department may have to skip equipment purchases to keep a small balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Keyser
Laine C. Vance
Danville
Vance
William Peeter
Joseph Marshall
Poeter
John C. Spencer
Peeter
Highway Department
Ways and Means
Zoning Meeting In Pownal Friday
A Pownal zoning meeting for all citizens will be held Friday at 8 p.m. at the Pownal firehouse. A Burlington zoning expert is expected to attend. The meeting is non-partisan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Burlington
Clarence Briggs to Return Home From Alamogordo New Mexico
Clarence Briggs is expected home from Alamogordo New Mexico this week after delaying his trip due to heavy snow storms and transportation shortages. He studied at a training school for the blind there and has been recalled by Bijur Lubricating Co in Bennington. His wife and children will join him in April. Rev and Mrs Frank Russell of Elkland PA were Sunday guests at Allen Briggs home along with other visitors Henry Brace and family and Rudolph Day and sons from Bennington.
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Clarence Briggs
Alamogordo, N. M
New Mexico
Briggs
Bijur Lubricating Co
Bennington
Frank Russell
Elkland
Allen Briggs
Henry Brace
Henry
Rudolph Day
Richard and
James
Women of St James elect officers for year
The Women of St James elected Marjorie Brush as president Dorothy Squiers as vice president Jean Wyman as secretary and Mary Kagey as treasurer at their annual meeting held Monday night in the St James rectory A covered dish supper followed the meeting Open house at American Legion rooms Sunday Jan 21 from 6 to 8 p.m with a covered dish supper for the March of Dimes donations invited.
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Women of
St. James
Marjorie Brush
Dorothy Squiers
Jean Wyman
Mary Kagey
American Legion Rooms
The
Legion and Auxiliary
March of Dimes
Barringer and Hoag Hosts Share Weekend Visit
Walloomsac residents Mr and Mrs Edward Barringer and children of Troy were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Gordons Hoag. Mr and Mrs John Tudor and children of North Pownal visited her parents, Mr and Mrs Frederick Luke.
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Edward Barringer
Troy
Gordons Hoag
John Tudor
North Pownal
Frederick Luke
Arlington Community House to add basement meeting space
At the annual Community Club meeting in Arlington the basement room of the Community House was approved for cleanup to provide more meeting space. A first work day is set for Sunday February 4 from 1 to 4 p.m. Kenneth Smith was elected to the board of trustees replacing Ellen Corey. Permanent trustees named include Esther Wilcox Roberta Keough John Whalen Richard Miles and Terrance Riley. James McCabe will serve again as president with Manfred Ehrich as vice president Janet Keough secretary and Terrance Riley treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Community House
Community Club
Community House
Dr. Russell
Kenneth Smith
Ellen Corey
James McCabe
Janet Keough
Dorothy Squiers
Esther Wilcox
Roberta Keough
John Whalen
Richard Miles
Terrance Riley
Manfred Ehrich
Two Men Rescued After Six Days At Sea
Two survivors recount a six day Atlantic ordeal aboard the ketch Mer D Alors lost off Wilmington North Carolina. Edward C Moore 43 of New York City and Valoney W Wortman 24 of Arlington Virginia were saved by the tankship Labiosa crew after signaling with a red shirt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Mass
Atlantic Ocean
Wilmington
N.C
Edward C. Moore
New York City
Valoney W. Wortman
Arlington
New York
Virgin Islands
St. Croix
Spring Semester Set For Evening School
Burlington University of Vermont Evening Division offers 31 on campus courses in fields from agriculture to sociology for the spring term. Off campus classes statewide. Registration January 29 to February 1 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Waterman Building rooms 139 and 147. Evening classes begin February 4 with credit or non credit options. Further details from Evening Division Office Waterman Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
Waterman
Scout District to Merge Three Districts into Two
The Green Mountain Council, Boy Scouts of America, will merge its three districts into two. The Otter District will cover Wallingford Mt Holly Rutland Addison County and the Taconic District will include Bennington Fair Haven Castleton Poultney and other towns. John Hancock will chair the Otter District and Fred W Ester will head the Taconic District. The change aims to improve activity, administration and attendance at events and training.
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Rutland
Green Mountain Council
Boy Scouts of America
Bennington County
Fair Haven
Castleton
Poultney
Middletown Springs Wells
Pawlet
Danby
Wallingford
Mt. Holly
Addison County
William W. White
John Hancock
Trict
Sanborn Partridge
Proctor
Taconic
Fred W. Ester
North Bennington
Hoosac School Receives 1959 Mercury Wagon Gift
Hoosac School in Hoosick N Y has been given a 1959 Mercury station wagon by Howard S Lipson of Cold Spring Harbor L I The nine passenger car aids transport to events and outings including a recent eight boy trip to Oedipus Rex at Williamstown The school plans to build ski trails and holds church services with headmaster Rev Clinton H Blake and chaplain Rev Richard E Barrett hosting a dance for Miss Hall's School students at Tibbits Hall
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac School
Howard S. Lipson
Cold Spring Harbor
L.I
Williamstown
Hoosac
Albany Academy
Albany
Prospect Mountain
Woodford
Clinton H. Blake
Theordore Geers
All Saints Church
Blake
Richard E. Barrett
Miss Hall
Pittsfield
Mass
Tibbits Hall
Theodore Geers
Lions Eye Summer Dig Sets Stage for Pool Plan
Arlington Lions Club volunteers worked at the proposed pool site to clear brush ahead of brush cutter and bulldozer use. The pool north of the village on the old dam and ice rink site, donated by Charles Canfield, aims to open next summer. Lions also campaign ads for their minstrel show on February 23 and 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Lions Club
Lions Club
Charles Canfield
Vermont Farm Bureau District Conferences Set in January
Vermont Farm Bureau district conferences will be held the week of January 22 for county members and committees. Windham Windsor Rutland and Bennington Counties meet January 24 at 8 p.m. at the Chester Inn Chester. Keith Wallace notes many bills pending will affect farmers and urges active legislative programs.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Farm Bureau
Windham
Windsor
Rutland
Bennington
Chester Inn
Chester
Keith Wallace
Vermont Farm Bureau
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Sadawga
George H. Plumb
Fish and Game Commission
Club
Searsburg
Billings
Red Mills
Red Mills Pond
Roger Seamans
Robert Candy
Robert Keir
Bennington Fish Hatchery
George W. Davis
Fish and Game
Walter Cabell
Wayne Rowell
Massachusetts
Francis Millis
North Adams
Robert Garner
Raymond ‘Red’ Crosier
Purina
Whitman
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Men’s Fellowship
Mary
Thomas Billick
Wall Street
Wigmund Billick
Schenectady
William D. Gutermuth
Maguire Air Force Base
N.J
Robert McGarvin
Elm Street
Hoosick Falls Central School District
Groveside
Pittstown
George Scott
North Hoosick School
Forrest White
White
Wilmington— West
Dover
Carlo Walter Tel
Franks
DIAL
Williams
By Joy Stilley
First National Bank
Mountain Towns
Ann Marsh
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
River Valley Frozen Foods
River Valley Orange Juice
Lions Eye
Bennington County Farm Bureau
Merritt S. Hewitt
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