Toward Tomorrow Fair Opens Saturday in Amherst
Amherst Massachusetts hosts the Toward Tomorrow Fair on the U Mass campus featuring over 200 exhibits on appropriate technology and alternative energy. Notable speakers include Ralph Nader Herman Kahn Hazel Henderson and Stewart Brand with panels on Last Stand Farmer. Admission runs 3 daily with rooms and schedules listed.
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Amherst
Mass
Vermont Tomorrow
U Mass
Ralph Nader
Herman Kahn
Hazel Henderson
Stewart Brand
Vermont
Waitsfield
Wood Energy Institute
Lincoln Campus
Francis Koster
New England
State Street
Montpelier
Georgia Ireland
ARBA
Steward Brand
Campus Center
Student Union Ballroom
Jill Johnston
Stake
U.S
Geranium sale nets $1692 for Cambridge hospital
At a June 8 meeting of Mary McClellan Hospital Auxiliary officers, general chairman Mrs. Edmond Rafferty reported a net income of $1,692.80 from the May sale of 3800 geranium plants. The event covered seven communities served by the hospital with area chairmen named Judy Petersen of Hoosick Falls and Betty and other aides.
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Cambridge, N.Y
Mary McClellan Hospital
Edmond Rafferty
Judy Petersen
Hoosick Falls
Betty
Myron Center
James Frazier
Louis J. Thiessen
John Hampton
John Rich
Salem
Leo Mahar
John Crozier
Carl Thomas
Greenwich
Center Cambridge
Gordon Ashton
Atwood Allen Jr
Arthur Center Jr
Marshall Kent
Sally Hampton
Cambridge
Pownal Community Groups Schedule Evening Activities
The Pownal United Methodist Church choir holds a 7 30 rehearsal at the church tonight. The Pownal Center Fire Department meets at 7 30 tonight for a worknight at their firehouse. The 1976 Royal Wild West Circus adds July 14 at North Pownal Little League Field with 4 pm and 8 pm shows, sponsored by Pownal Preschool. Advance $2 50 adults $1 50 children seniors. at the door $3 and $1 75. Contact Preschool 823-7839 or Lucille Moffitt 823-5091 for info and tickets.
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Pownal Center
Aansone
Little League Field
North Pownal
Pownal
Lucille Moffitt
Hoag and Hathaway connect as sons, families mingle
Walloomsac notes reveal Cadet Charles Hathaway reached Fort Bragg NC and seeks letters while Hoag family updates mark Father’s Day cookout and local visits. Residents share graduation news, wedding trip returns, and charity drives sending 250 surgical pads to Hoosick Health Center.
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Bertha’s Angels
Hoosick Health Center
South Cambridge weekend gatherings and church events
Mr and Mrs John J LaFountain Sr hosted relatives. Mrs Hollis E Cornell attended Women National Farm and Garden Assn sessions in Hershey Pa. The Grey family moved into the Goodrich farm house. Terry Whittier finished her freshman year and stays with her parents for the summer. The circuit churches hold a combined service on Sunday June 27 at South Cambridge United Methodist Church at 9 30 a m Pastor Rev Harvey Burdess. Vacation Bible School runs June 28 to July 2 at Eagle Bridge church. The Manney family offer an evening of music and a Quito Ecuador film at South Cambridge church on Thursday July 1. Everyone invited.
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South Cambridge United Methodist Church
Harvey Burdess
Eagle Bridge
Manney
Quito
Ecuador
South Cambridge
Arlington News Briefs Include Board Meeting and Naval Review
Arlington School Board schedules a June 29 meeting at 7 p.m. to discuss finances, nursing services, summer maintenance and teacher interviews. Library books missing at AGMS seek return. Legim Post 69 Auxiliary women vs men softball game at Paul Laskey Memorial Field tonight at 6 30. Navy crewman Kenneth C. Wilkins Jr. listed for International Naval Review in New York Harbor July 4 aboard USS Richmond K Turner. Elizabeth L. Moberg of Arlington earns Colby College AB degree with distinction May 30. Charlotte Stetson attends Wells College Alumnae Weekend June 3 6 in Aurora New York. Navy bicentennial event features 50 ships from 21 countries in Operation 200 led by Vice Admiral John J. Shanahan. Wilkins is a 1971 Arlington Memorial High School graduate and Navy member based in Norfolk Virginia.
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Arlington School Board
Legim Post 69
Paul Laskey
Navy
Kenneth C. Wilkins Jr
Marsha
Evelyn Sherman
Arlington
New York Harbor
Richmond K. Turner
Baccalaureate and Graduation Plan for Hoosick Falls Class of 1976
Hoosick Falls Central School will hold a 10 a.m. Baccalaureate service at First United Church Presbyterian with senior chorus directed by Calvin Pedersen and Stewart Peckham as class president. Valedictorian Peter Cottrell will speak. Searsburg memorial park honors all veterans with Rev. Walter J. Quinn as guest speaker and Rev. Clifford Gilson presenting the Spiritual Leadership Award. Graduation follows at 2 p.m. HFCS auditorium.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First United Church
Presbyterian
Calvin Pedersen
Stewart Peckham
Peter Cottrell
Marie Flynn
Walter J. Quinn
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Clifford Gilson
Hoosick Area Church Association
Church Association
HFCS
Schramms seek zone change to expand Enchanted Doll House
Manchester planners weigh a possible zone amendment to permit tourist oriented businesses for the Enchanted Doll House, Carriage Trade, and Mad Tom Bookshop. Opponents fear rural Route 7 strip development while the Schramms push for conforming use. a bylaw draft is requested for consideration.
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Russ Garland
Manchester
Jean Schramm
Planning Commission
Schramms
Zoning Board of Adjustment
Bennington County
Tom Bookshop
Route 7
John T. Carmody
Ferdinand
Nandy
Bongartz
Commission
Carmody
Superior Court
William C. Hill
Doll House
St Marys Academy Class Of 1976 Commencement Events
The Baccalaureate Mass for St Marys Academy High School graduating class of 1976 was held last Sunday at 8:30 a.m. Rev Thomas Bogardus principal of Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington D C celebrated and preached. Following the Mass a breakfast for graduates and teachers was hosted by St Marys Auxiliary in the Parish Hall. Commencement exercises will be held Friday night at the school auditorium beginning at 8.
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Bogardus
Rose, Bogardus
High Street
St. Mary's Auxiliary
St. Mary’s
St. Mary’s Academy High School
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Ed McColgan
Campus
Robert Mitchell
Silvio Conte
Commonwealth
Sam Lovejoy
Helen
Scott Nearing
Student Union
Gus Hall
Jeremy Rifkin
Florynce Kennedy
The
Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Powal
Marc Bottesi
Hudson Valley Community College
Michael LaCroix
Vermont Technical College
Randolph
Walloomsac
Kertha Hoag
Nancy Hathaway
Charles
North Carolina
Charles J. Hathaway
Fort Bragg
N.C
Hoosick Falls Central School
En Jim Hoag
Gordon Hoag
Lester Quinlan
High St
Kenneth Buck
David and
Jason
Schenectady
Richard Lassa
Edward la Fortune Jr
Julie Ann
Melrose
Robert Baldwin
Margaret Slavin
Glens Falls
Jane C. Fitzgerald
Henry Cerwinski
Keansburg, N.J
Terry Morse
Jennings Drive
Bennington
Carol Frate
Mary Ellen Hoag
Miss Hoag
William Austin
James Austin
Alice Guiden
John and
Edward Monday
Margaret Aiken
John J. LaFountain Sr
Hollis E. Cornell
Women’s National Farm and Garden Association
Hershey
Paul Grey
West Hoosick
Goodrich Farm
DeLorenzo
Terry Whittier
Mrs. Floyd Young
Helene Thompson
AGMS
O— Elizbeth L. Moberg
Colby College
Miss Moberg
Chatham (Mass.) High School
Howard Moberg
Charlotte Stetson
Wells College
Aurora
Hampton Roads
Wilkins
John J. Shanahan
Arlington Memorial High School
Norfolk, Va
Harry’s
Searsburg
Harry Sherman
Monday
Banner
North Bennington
North Bennington Zonth Board of Adjustment
Village Depot
John Miller
Villager
North Bennington Baptist Church
St. M’s
Dunham. Furniture Inc
ELM ST
Bennington VT
Bob Hogaboom
Washington Ave
Manchester Center
Purdy’s
LMQNY
Manfred W. Ehrich, Jr
Fred Ehrich
Mount Anthony
Arlington, Vt
Harlow’'S
Sugarhouse
Putney
Madkour
Main ST
Bennington Monthruthurs
Sat
Bennington Coi Savings & Loan Aoociation
Bennington, VT
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