Card Party to Benefit Vermont Children's Aid in Bennington
Junior Women's Party hosts its second annual card party on April 1 at 8 p.m. in Second Congregational Church Hill side Street Bennington. Tickets are $2 from members or Mrs. Thomas Bluto at the New Englander Motor Inn. Proceeds aid Vermont Children's Aid Society serving Vermont children since 1919 with foster care, adoption, counseling, and support for unmarried parents. dessert and coffee will be served.
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Bennington
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Thomas Bluto
New Englander Motor Inn
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Vermont
New England Trail Conference Meets at UMass Amherst
The New England Trail Conference annual meeting will be held March 28 at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. Sessions begin 9 a.m. in Hasbrouck Lab with a 2 p.m. film debut The Appalachian Trail and workshops at 2:30 and 3:30 on trail use, leadership, litter, vandalism and fire. Evening talk by C Francis Belcher. Registration $2. reservations to Kathryn Burnett. The conference gathers about 50 hiking and conservation groups with Vermont and New Hampshire members listed.
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Amherst
Mass
University of Massachusetts
Hasbrouck Physics Laboratory
C. Francis Belcher
The
Appalachian Moun
White Mountains
Kathryn E. Burnett
Old South St
Northampton
New England
John E. Alcock
Vermont
Green Mountain National Forest
Eagles To Mark An Anniversary At Aerie 1861 Weekend
Fraternal Order of Eagles Aerie 1861 plans a weekend for its 61st anniversary on March 15. A corned beef meal with $2.50 donations will run 6:30 to 9 p.m. Saturday with dancing 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Nick Marra’s orchestra will play. Sunday features a 2 p.m. initiation, a dart game, social hour, music, and a ham and turkey buffet.
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Order of Eagles Aerie 1861
Aerie
Donarions
Nick Marra
FOE
Eagles
Funeral service for Mrs Ruth Rockwood Morse at home
The funeral of Mrs Ruth Rockwood Morse widow of Guy W Morse was held at 307 North Street Wednesday afternoon with Rev Melvin R McGaughey officiating. Arthur B Murphy sang In the Garden as Morse & Butler staff and longtime Morse associates paid tribute. Burial will be in Park Lawn Chapel at a later date with committal prayers at the service. Many Bennington area business and professional people visited the Morse home afterward.
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Ruth Rockwood Morse
Guy W. Morse
North St
Melvin R. McGaughey
First United Methodist Church
Arthur B. Murphy
Ralph Mattison
Harold Damon
Joseph Zagata
Lyman Potter
Calvin Nickerson
Alfred Hazelton
Morse & Butler
Circle IV
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Morse
Mr. McGau
State Symphony Names A New Chapter Chairman
Ernest Stires of the Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association announced Mrs. Albert F. Gollnick of Middlebury will serve as state chairman of all Symphony Association county chapters. Her leadership will unify chapters, improve information flow, and foster fellowship statewide. Mrs. Gollnick, Addison County chapter chair, has long been active in music and community service in Middlebury and Australia.
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Middlebury
Ernest Stires
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association Inc
Albert F. Gollnick
Symphony Association
Stires
Vermont State Symphony
Vermont
Addison County
Gollnick
Australia
Queensland State Symphony Orchestra
Queensland
The
Red Cross
Middlebury College
Chicago
Vermont Symphony Orchestra Association
Symphony
Senior Citizens Center Spring Schedule and Party
Senior Citizens Center announces a public card party this Friday at 8 pm with Pitch and 500, prizes, and refreshments. Winners last Friday were Lucy LaPorte among ladies and John LaFlamme among men. A Senior Citizens Club meeting is set for Monday March 16 at 7 30 pm with a social hour to follow.
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Lucy LaPorte
John LaFlamme
Senior Citizens Club
Daisy Myers
Jeffords Warns on Superagency Creation Confusion
Montpelier Vermont Attorney General James Jeffords warned the bill to form an environmental control super agency could cause considerable confusion. He testified before the Senate Natural Resources Committee citing problems including funds from fish and game licenses and unclear authority to issue new health department regulations, with amendments noted.
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Senate Natural Resources Committee
Jeffords
Environmental Control Secretary
Fish and Game Department
Health Department
Five Day Forecast for Boston Weather Update
The five day outlook from the UPI reports fair weather in Boston Friday through Sunday with possible snow flurries in northern mountains. Low temperatures range from the 20s in the north to upper 20s and low 30s south, with a broader environmental control measure tied to Gov. Deane C. Davis under consideration to consolidate agencies under one secretary.
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Boston
UPI
New England
U.S. Weather Bureau
Senate
Deane C. Davis
House Tables AP Resolution Supporting Reporter
The House voted 79 to 45 to table a resolution backing AP State House reporter Daniel A. Neary. Rep. Francis Esposito introduced the measure, responding to Lt. Gov. Hayes’s charges that Neary’s reporting was biased against Gov. Deane C. Davis. AP Boston bureau chief Jack Simms denied the allegations.
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Deane C. Davis
Jack Simms
Boston
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Junior Women’s Party
Children’s Aid
Bennington Area
N.E. Trail
Umass
Jans
Montpelier
UPD
House Appropriations Committee
Luther Hackett
South Burlington
Chittenden
Burlington
Patrick Leahy
Colchester
Leahy
Richard Myette
South
Stereofm
Zenith
ET. Williams
State Symphony
Albert F.gollnick
Eileen Briggs
American Auxiliary Legion
Manchester
Dale Carnegie
Bennington, VT
John T. Fletcher, Jr
Bellows Falls
Armstrong
Southern
H.p
Main St. Bennington, VI
DIAL
Greenberg
Board F1
Youngstown
Sinks
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