Seniors Flea Market Held July 4 at Reynolds-Gilchrest
In Falls New York Hoosick area seniors stage a Fourth of July flea market at the Reynolds Gilchrest Memorial building on the Athletic Field between Griffin and Barton. Dealers enter Griffin Avenue. patrons enter Barton Avenue. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Co chairs Mary Morin and Idella Pine oversee booths with Senior Center director Ross Waytkus.
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Cae
Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Area
Reynolds-Gilchrest Memorial
Griffin
Barton
Griffin Avenue
Barton Avenue
Mary Mori
Pownal Fire Departments and Library Open Gates Tonight
Local fire departments meet tonight at 7 PM at their respective firehouses including Pownal Fire Protective Association and East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department. A well baby clinic occurs Friday July 5 at 1 PM at the Second Congregational Church Bennington. seniors and residents invited.
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North Pownal
The
Pownal
East Pownal
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington
Bridge Tournament Aids Martha Canfield Library Enters Tenth Season
Arlington report notes the tenth annual Martha Canfield Memorial Library bridge tournament concluding with an award ceremony at the Donald Kendalls home. Edmond Dyett chaired the trustees event as master of ceremonies with refreshments by Dorothy Canfield. Dr. James P. ONeil won first prize with his partner, followed by Fernand Gendron and N. Y. DuHamel, and Walter H. Gardner with third prize. The Donald Kendall Sr. Memorial Tray went to Dr. and Mrs. ONeil. The event, started by Charles and Martha Canfield, enrolled 26 couples and has provided over 500 dollars annually to the library fund over ten years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Martha Canfield
Donald Kendalls
Edmond Dyett
Dorothy Canfield
James P. O'Neil
Fernand Gendron
N. Y. DuHamel
Walter H. Gardner
Donald Kendall Sr
Charles Canfield
Burlington
UPI
Vermont
Ruth Poger
Poger
Democratic National Committee
Mallary
Colchester
United States
Vermont Military Academy
America
Bey
Middlesex
Michael Ruess
Essex
Aubrey Ruess
Central Vermont Hospital
Berlin
Kerr
Episcopal Bishop
Robert Shaw Kerr
Episcopal Diocese of
Harvey Butterfield
Arlington Vermont Community Calendar and Local Events
Arlington calendar lists events for Monday through Saturday with softball games, league matches, VFW Auxiliary meeting, Lions Auction and carnival at Paul Van Memorial Swimming Pool, and a 1 p.m. auction on Saturday. Bruce Mears earns Dean's list at University of Illinois Urbana Champaign College of Veterinary Medicine 1973 74 fall term. Anniversary mass for Gerald James at St Francis De Sales Church July 6 7:30 a.m. Open house for Harvey Hard 40th wedding anniversary July 6 2 to 5 p.m. at Paul Hard’s Ference Vermont home. Lions Carnival July 6 features auction chicken barbecue bingo dune buggy rides pool open all afternoon.
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Arlington
Kiwanis
Hoosick Falls
Angels
Mets
VFW
VFW Rooms
Manchester
St. Margaret Mary’s
Tiggers
NorShaft
Lion’s Auction
Paul van Memorial Swimming Poo
O— Bruce Mears
Philip Mears
Vermont
University of Ilinois
Urbana Champaign
College of Veternary Medicine
Gerald James
St. Francis de Sales Church
Harvey Hard
Paul
Ference
Arlington Lion’s Club
Williams College expands faculty with 24 hires for 1974
Williams College named 24 new faculty members for three year terms beginning July 1 1974 Sixteen men and eight women fill the slate including John P Crigler as assistant professor of English and John C Dohrenwend in geology Also eight men and four women receive one year appointments with roles across physics education psychology German biology art and music plus visiting professorships at the Bronfman Science Center and Smith College Museum of Art
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Board of
John P. Crigler
Wesleyan
Yale
John C. Dohrenwend
R.P.I
Purdue
Stanford
Antonio Gimenez
Spain
University of Madrid
University of London Law School
Ohio State
Mary Baldwin College
Virginia
Frances S. Kleinman
Queens College
Harvard
John D. Lathrop
Brown
Michael S. McPherson
University of Chicago
Susan Watt
Wellesley
Alexander E. R. Woodcock
Williams
Exeter University
England
University of East Anglia
Norwich
United States
Bryce A. Babcock
Bronfman Science Center
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
University of California At
San Diego
Jerry N. Downing
Robert J. Ellison
Margaret H. Wood
Clemens Kalischer
Fred Licht
Robert Sterling Clark
University of Wisconsin
University of Basel
Switzerland
Princeton
Elizabeth Mongan
Bryn Mawr
National Gallery
Washington
D.C
Smith College Museum of Art
Smith
Claudia Stevens
Vermonters qualify more for food stamps in 1970 changes
Vermont increases income eligibility for food stamps under federal rules. Single households may net 194 monthly, couples 273, and families of four 500, with cautions on deductions. About 12,000 households use stamps, and May figures show roughly 700,000 in value.
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Philbrook
Education official urges broader hiring rules for superintendents
New York State inspector general Daniel Klepak urged the Education Department to back legislation changing hiring rules so non educators can compete for superintendent posts. He noted 80 percent of a superintendent’s work is fiscal and administrative and urged measures to curb sexual discrimination as no woman currently holds a superintendent position in the state. The Schenectady item notes a $77000 emergency grant to CAP for food and medical services benefiting multiple counties for one year to fight malnutrition.
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Albany
New York
Daniel Klepak
State Education Department
Klepak
New York City
Schenectady
Samuel S. Stratton
Rensselaer
Fulton
Montgomery
Saratoga
Schoharie
Obscenity Bill Triggers Theater Closings in Berkshire
Gov. Sargent signs an obscenity bill effective immediately prompting Mohawk theater to cancel Ride to Ecstacy at 11 p.m. Colonial Cinema 1-2 in Williamstown shows Organ Trail and Prurient Interest before closing. Owners unnamed after a recent sale, son says, investigation ongoing. Pittsfield Mayor Dobelle cites urban problems but seeks solutions amid crime and taxes. Sludge from Braytonville plant being used as fill near Union Street and flood-control dam, mayor Bianco ordering vegetation over the patchy dirt spot.
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North Adams
Berkshire
Sargent
Mohawk Theater
Ecstacy
Colonial Cinema
Williamstown
Pittsfield
Dobelle
San Diego
Conference of Mayors
Braytonville
Union Street
Bianco
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Pamela Blakeman
Solomon Wright
Mable Costantino
Francis Flynn
Ruth VanDerKar
Cheney Public
Bridge Tourney Aids Library
Helene Thompson
Bonnie B. Crawford
North Carolina A & T State University
Claudia L. Deering
Robert L. Fisher Jr
St. Lawrence
Karen S. Fisher
Osceola Hicks
John Hopkinson
William and Mary
Syracuse
John G. Rhodes
Linda D. Wilkins
Rite Aid
Riteaid
Vitalis
Bm Tete Souzenteur
Bath
Hibachi
AID
Colgate
Kashmere Prouguel
San Anne
Ieeeee
Counan
Shine Shampoo
C Justeme
Covner
Corot Cupres
Voresete Tet
Reg
King
Pall Mall
Chesterfield
Tom Aid
Oswioo
Sun
Rite Aid Discount
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Main Street
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