League of Vermont Writers Holds Summer Institute
About 75 members and guests attended a two day Vermont writers institute at the University of Vermont. Erwin deGraff urged material to fit readers, while Robert Jutson stressed accuracy in mysteries. Highlights included a round table, children's literature talks, a banquet, and a prize list led by Carlo Walter.
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League of Vermont Writers
Burlington
Waterman
University of Vermont
Alfred B. Rollins Jr
College of Arts and Sciences
UVM
Erwin E. deGraff
McGraw-Hill Publications
New York City
deGraff
Clarence Day
Robert P. Jutson
Pittsfield
Bertha S. Dodge
Betty Bandel
Murray Hoyt
Vermont Life
Lillian Baker Carlisle
Writer’s
National Writer” Club
Hoyt
Summer Institute
Hi-Hat
Marguerite Harvey Wolf
League
Janet Byington
Craftsbury Common
PTA
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Mary Pearl
Anne Baker
Charlotte
Vermont
Lawrence Clayton
Clinton Andrews
Burlington Free Press
Carlo Walter
Searsburg
Summer H. McIntire
Northfield
Katherine Blakeley
Montpelier
Kitty Parsons
Rockport
Mass
Adventists Hold Tag Day This Friday
Bennington Seventh-day Adventist Church will conduct its annual tag day drive this Friday with police approval. Selected solicitors will wear a ribbon, button, and special flower emblem to show authorized status as they gather donations for medical, educational, mission, and welfare work worldwide. The fundraisers will operate around Main Street Putnam Square and nearby shopping plazas.
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Bennington
Thrift Shop Sale Offers Varied Household Goods
A thrift shop listing highlights items for sale including a bowling ball and slippers, work pants and shorts, ladies blouses sweaters and bras, two bird cages, a Sunbeam mixmaster and crutches. Shoppers are asked to bring canning jars and large plant pots at least nine inches deep.
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Thrift Shop
Sunbeam
Marlboro Music Festival presents Haydn to Rossini concerts
Marlboro Music Festival offers chamber works by Haydn Rossini Schoeck and Schumann in weekend programs at 8 30 p m Saturday and 3 p m Sunday all remaining festival concerts are sold out A performer Leslie Guinn plays Schoecks Gaselen Also featured pianists violinists and wind players in quartets and a Rossini woodwind quartet Chairs in a side canopied area are offered one hour before concert time for those seeking tickets Information Marlboro Music Festival Box R Marlboro 05344
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Marlboro
Haydn
Rossini
Schoeck
Schumann
Othmar Schoeck
Bernard Goldberg
Leonard Arner
Larry Combs
Wilmer Wise
Fred Buda
Luis Batlle
Mileczyslaw Horszowski
Masuko Ushioda
Scott Nickrenz
Vermeer Quartet
Miklos Perenyi
Hungary
Marilyn Dubow
Alexander Schneider
Nancy Virillo
Nathaniel Rosen
Paula Robison Sylvester
Harold Wright
William Winstead
Richard Solis
Manchester notables and officials gather in local notices
Manchester residents receive tax notices while several social visits are noted. Mr and Mrs Rudy Heiland together with Mr and Mrs Eric Swind spent two weeks in Colorado and Utah visiting archaeologist Robert Swind of Union Carbide. Mr and Mrs Albert Danzig of Schenectady visited the Perkins home on Seminary Avenue. The Ormsby Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will meet at Katharine Terrill's Arlington home. Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway says tax bills are being prepared for mailing to Manchester residents early in August. The tax rate due September 30 is 3.91 dollars and the rate due March 1 is 1.85 dollars.
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Rudy Heiland
Eric Swind
Colorado
Utah
Robert Swind
Union Carbide
Albert Danzig
Schenectady
Perkins House
Seminary Avenue
Danzig
State of New York
Ormsby
Daughters of the American Revolution
Katharine Terrill
Arlington
Clara May Hemenway
Town of Manchester
Montpelier Day Care Licenser Appointed in Vermont
Mrs Enna M Bates has been named supervisor of licensing for the Vermont Department of Social Welfare by Commissioner John J Wacker man She supervises three inspectors covering Burlington Middlebury Montpelier Morrisville St Albans St Johnsbury Newport and southern districts The Day Care Advisory Committee chaired by Julie Lepeschkin set standards for licensing foster homes and day care The department urges licensed facilities to reassure working mothers that their children are safe and well cared for and invites families to consider becoming foster homes with licensed providers and continued consultation offered through Montpelier and 12 district offices
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Health, Education, Labor , Welfare
Julie Lepeschkin
University of Vermont
Bates
Maryanne Foley
Burlington
Middlebury
Montpelier
Mary Anne Hulick
Morrisville
St. Albans
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Rolland Gerhart Jr
Department of Social Welfare
Capt W C Paquin Decorated For Air Heroism
U S Air Force Capt William C Paquin of Shaftsbury received the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroic aerial achievement in Vietnam. He was cited for forward air controller actions aiding friendly forces ambushed by the enemy while serving as an instructor pilot at Eglin AFB Florida.
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U.S. Air Force
William C. Paquin
Shaftsbury
Vietnam
Paquin
Eglin Afb
Fla
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Edward H. Paquin
Patricia Campbell
Brattleboro
Senior Citizens Offer Picnic and Events at Soldiers' Home
A schedule for senior activities lists a July 24 picnic for ages 55 and up at Soldiers' Home Deer Park with transportation and food donations requested. A July 25 card party at the center features prizes and refreshments, plus a July 31 trip to Candle Mill and Flower Barn in East Arlington. Transportation advice by July 29. Bowling Friday at Bennington Lanes at 6 p.m.
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Soldiers’ Home
Deer Park
Candle Mill
East Arlington
Bennington Lanes
Kennedy May Step Down From Majority Leader Post
Montpelier UPI Kennedy Walter Kennedy of Chelsea hinted he may resign as House Majority Leader. He told the GOP state committee he may not be majority leader in 1970 and noted he took the role midway through the last session for one year. He said he would likely accept the job if offered when the Republicans caucus next January.
Dutch engineer dies in 248-degree steam bath trap
A 29-year-old Dutch research engineer died in a steam bath after a door lock jammed leaving him trapped inside. Police reported the accident in Goteborg Sweden and said they would release the victim’s name after notifying relatives in the Netherlands.
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Goteborg
Sweden
UPI
Netherlands
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Jacqueline Jackson
Rocheford
Ill
Veremont
Abelard Schuman
New York
Jackson
Honduras
Griffin Inc
Nabe
Heritage
Dick and
Betty Manning
North Bennington Road
Weston
Weston Playhouse
Murray Schisgal
Musical Theatre Company
George M. Cohan
Broadway
Mary
Basin Street Blues
Mobile
Robert Bowden
Palace
Robert Leibacher
Tom Pockette
Manchester
Melanie Otis
P.O. Box
First National Stores
Bennington, Vermont
Scott
W.C. Paquin
Kennedy
Ben Mont Ave
Wickes
Vanity
Nec
Madira Lauan
North St. Shopping Center
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