Dorset Boy Finds Unusual Fire Place Visitor Screech Owl
A Dorset family discovers a small screech owl perched in James Stannard's canary cage inside their fireplace. The owl, in a reddish phase, eyes watchers with curious, horned tufts and a swift head turn. It may stay if fed, but could roam from New Brunswick to Mexico.
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Dorset
Jack Bowen
Worth Bowen
South
Jack
Santa Claus
James Stannard
Hamburg
Screech Owl
Calvin Skinners
New Brunswick
Ontario
Manitoba
British Columbia
Alaska
Florida Keys
Gulf Coast
Mexico
Westfield area family visit and surprise birthday event
Mrs. Gerald Monroe and her four children of Greenfield Center New York spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labadie. Sharon Towery was surprised with a birthday party Thursday night at her home. Planning the occasion were Miss Myrtle Ruth Pierce of Middlebury and Dennis Lattrell of Bristol.
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Gerald Monroe
Greenfield Center, N.Y
Frank Labadie
Sharon Towery
Myrtle Ruth Pierce
Middlebury
Dennis Lattrell
Bristol
Middlebury Grad Cited For Novel The Martyred
Richard H. Kim, Middlebury class of 1960, writes a bold first novel The Martyred to be published by Braziller February 17 as a major spring release. Kim, a Korean War veteran, studied writing with John H. Clagett and later trained at Johns Hopkins UIowa and Harvard. Critics hail the sparse electric style and the story of a Korean Army intelligence probe into ministers’ deaths as a deep probe of faith and truth. Kim resides in Long Beach, California, and is married to Penelope Groul.
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Middlebury
John H. Clagett
Middlebury College
Braziller
Richard H. Kim
Clagett
Kim
Johns Hopkins University
Graduate School
University of Iowa
Mary Roberts Rinehart
Harevard University
Republic of Korea
Publishers Weekly
Jessie Kitching
Long Beach
Calif
Penelope Groul
Shaftsbury fire fighting course ends with dinner
Twelve area firemen and State Fire School Instructor Charles Becker attended a dinner at the Mt. Anthony Country Club to close a 15 week fire fighting course in Shaftsbury. Master of Ceremonies Henry Bunk introduced Howard Mattison Brattleboro fire chief and VT State Fire fighters Association vice president as guest speaker. Carl Stacy assisted Becker with the film projector. Each graduate received two certificates from the Department of Education Vocational Training and the Vermont State Fire.
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Arlington
North Bennington
Bennington Rural
Shaftsbury
Donald Farrar
Howard Mattison
Keith Young
Becker
George Delaney
William Keene
D. Courtemanche
Robert Booth
Howard Corey
John Wood
Wesley Bump
Thomas Weakley
Henry Bunk
Stacy
Charles Becker
Mt. Anthony
Mattison
Brattleboro
Vermont State Firefighters Association
Carl Stacy
State Department of Education, Vocational Training Division
Vermont State Fire
North Bennington YMCA Fund Drive Leader Named
Mrs John Kennedy Jr serves as general chairman for the annual Bennington YMCA fund drive in North Bennington. Captains in the area are named by Mrs. Kennedy and listed among volunteers.
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John Kennedy Jr
Bennington
Barbara Kenyon Receives DAR Award
Barbara Kenyon daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Kenyon of Mechanic Street and a senior at North Bennington High School was named honorable mention in the state DAR Good Citizenship Award. Eighty-one girls competed statewide. Kenyon was one of eight honor recipients.
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North Bennington
Barbara Kenyon
Gordon Kenyon
Mechanic Street
North Bennington High School
Daughters of the American Revolution
DAR
Miss Kenyon
Kenyon
NBHS
Green Mountain Girls’ State
Model United Nations Assembly
the Spectator
Beater Becker Honored by Fighters Association
The Fighters Association and sponsor Instruce tor Becker presented Becker with a leather belt featuring an initiated buckle to show appreciation for his efforts at the program.
Arlington Church Holds Annual Parish Meeting
St James Episcopal Church in Arlington held its annual parish meeting with Rev. Clem ent G Belcher presiding. Reports from parish officers were given and a basement renovation planning committee headed by Lathrop C Pope was formed. Vestry members for three years are Dr George A Russell Lawrence Brush and Fred Grout. Delegates to the Diocesan Convention at Immanuel Bellows Falls May 8 9 were elected with alternates named.
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Leo Maxon
Southside
Circle of the Baptist Church
Alfred Scott
Carl Jolivette
Edith Burns
Grace Cherbonneau
Edwin Austin
Jolivette
Treasury
Burns
Leslie Harrington
Bennington College
Wenens
Kid Lilesent
Shutins
Arlington
St. James Episcopal Church
Clement G. Belcher
Episcopal Development Fund
Fr. Belchher
Lathrop C. Pope
George A. Russell
Lawrence Brush
Fred Grout
St. James
Guy Kagey
Lawrence P. Brush
Donald A. Brown
Francis Dunbar
Arthur F. Moody
Lester B. Brush
The
Paresh
Immanuel Church
Bellows Falls
Melville Hunt
Elise Phillips
C.G. Belcher
L.C. Pope
Lester Brush
Arlington Couple Fly To England On Two Week Tour
Arlington residents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kelly of Red Mountain Road will fly from Kennedy via TWA for a two week tour of England. They will reach London at 7 40 a m Saturday and plan to visit Mrs. Kellys relatives in Coventry and Exeter among other points of interest. Kelly last visited in 1951 while Mrs. Kelly toured in 1960.
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Arlington
Clarence Kelly
Red Mountain Road
TWA
Kennedy International Airport
England
Poland to send trade experts to United States and Britain
In a bid to expand economic contacts with the West Poland will dispatch two government trade specialists. Deputy Trade Minister Francizek Modrowski departed for Washington to secure grain shipments seek tariff concessions and study markets for Polish goods. The New York City Center of Music and Drama marks 20 years of operation with 16 million attendees since its founding by Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Britain
Francizek Modrowski
Washington
New York
New York City
World’s Fair Aims to Open April 22 in New York
Officials led by Robert Moses and Thomas Deegan reported progress on the 1964 65 World’s Fair in New York, with plans to open on April 22. Finances remained sound, converting early estimates to a lean pre opening credit need, with a $6 million bank borrowing approved by the executive committee.
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New York
Port of New York Authority
Robert Moses
Thomas J. Deegan Jr
Thomas J. Deegan
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Skinner
MR. Screech Owl
East
Sunderland
Mrs
Carl Towery
Middlebury Grad
Elizabeth Dwyer
Emy Rich
Judith Houran
Ralph Norton
George Donavan
James Bow
Paul Crane
William E. Dailey Jr
Richard Dwyer
Carl Hess
Bruce LaVigne
Bernard Leamy
Edgar Matteson
Mary Mosher
Nelson Payne
John R. Powers
Lawerence Powers
Harold Riemann
Francis Tinney
Fred Welling
Edward Sweeney
Southside Circle
Arlington Church
North Bennington Road
Elm ST. Bennington
Grand Uror
Spand Union
Moses
Flushing Meardow Park
Deegan
Drysdale’s
Slalon Louw
Rtail Motor Lodge
Manchester
Ruth and
Cart
Williamstown, Mass
Colonial
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