Children of Revolution to assemble at country club
The Vermont State Society, Children of the American Revolution, will hold its annual conference Saturday at Mt. Anthony Country Club. About 70 Vermonters and out-of-state guests will attend sessions led by state leaders, hear talks by national officials, tour Bennington sites, and hear Lt Gov Burgess on youth responsibility in state government.
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Vermont State Society
Children of the American Revolution
Mt. Anthony Country Club
State Society
G. Murray Campbell
Manchester
Roger Harwood
Manchester Center
University of Vermont
Bennington
Middlebury
Hiram Savage
The
Greater
Jane Elizabeth Hardy
Stratford
Ellen Carpenter
Cheryl Maynard
Chris
Barbara Gaines
North Bennington
Donna Dailey
Shaftsbury
West Arlington Family Visits and Israel Trip
Mr and Mrs Walter Fuller of Bernal Road hosted their sons visitors Eric with wife Ann and children Bess and Jill for several days Richard also visited to ski Both reside in New York Miss Elizabeth Goodrich a rural and community worker with the Methodist Church is on a 10 day trip to Israel
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Walter Fuller
Bernal Road
Eric
Ann
Bess
Jill
Richard
New York
Elizabeth Goodrich
The
Methodist Church
Israel
Pownal landfill awarded to low bidder Harrington
The Pownal selectmen awarded the one year landfill management contract to Clarence Harrington with a bid of 5000 dollars. Two other bids were 5800 dollars from Henry Burdick and 7000 dollars from Frank Myers. The manager will keep the site open for residents and provide special hours for local industries.
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Pownal
Clarence Harrington
Selectmen
Harrington
Frank Myers
Henry Burdick
Pub manager complains of lady soldiers at Camberley pub
In Camberley England pub manager George Duncan complains female soldiers from the nearby Women’s Army College use foul language and misbehave. College officials say recruits may be responsible and an investigation will be conducted.
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Camberley
Stamford Votes to Permit Beer and Wine in Town
Stamford voters approved beer and wine licensing by a 78 to 66 margin at town meeting, ending at least 30 years of dry status. A separate liquor question failed 82 to 59. The town elected its first woman selectman, Mrs. Rinaldo G Farmnan, while approving a total budget of 171,601.11 with 128,960.25 for schools and 42,640.86 for town operations.
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Stamford
Roberta Ruebesam
Vermont
Ruebesam
Rinaldo G. Farmnan
Farman
Fred Whitham
John Fabricius
Herbert C. Craig
Frank Bushika
Robert B. Costine
Alexander A. Rubin
Warren G. Clough
June D. Anderson
Bushika
Whitham
Bonnie Costine
Annual waterfowl banquet set in Salem New York
The Waterfowl Improvement Association based in Salem will host its second annual banquet at Wallie's in Greenwich March 17. Ed Mund Morette will MC, Dirck Benson and Donald Foley will attend, with Henry Diamond sought as guest speaker. Tickets are available from members Carl Hegel and Gilbert Wilcox. early reservations encouraged. Attendees from New York and Vermont are expected. program begins at 7 p.m.
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Salem
N.Y
Waterfowl Improvement Association
Wallie’s
Greenwich
Edmund Morette
New York Conservation Council
Dirck Benson
New York Department of Environmental Conservation
Donald Foley
Henry Diamond
New York
Vermont
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