Acquainting kids with nature Vermont summer camps
Vermont offers a rich array of boys and girls camps in the Green Mountains and across the state. Camps like Kiniya, Killington Trail Camp, Farm and Wilderness, Tamarack Farm, Flying Cloud, Salt Ash Mountain, Dark Meadow, Kinhaven Music Camp, Elmwood Farm Camp, and others provide wilderness living, canoeing, hiking, climbing, and crafts. The piece notes terrain, activities, and age ranges, highlighting distinct camp cultures and locations from Milton to Manchester, West Fairlee, and Mount Holly.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Broah
Green Mountains
Lamoille
Lake Champlain
Milton
Carp Kiniya
Kiniya
Ireland
England
Scotland
Killington
White
Woodward Reservoir
Plymouth Union
Indian Brook
Timber Lake
Tamarack Farm
Lake Ninevah
Mount Holly
Flying Cloud Camp
Tepees
Kinhaven
Southern Vermont Art Ceruler Music
Manchester
Elmwood Farm
West Fairlee
Connecticut River
Green Mountain
Vermont Development Agency
Dartmouth Men Aim At Alaska Peak Ascent
Six Dartmouth climbers led by Paul T. Harrison plan a 10,000 mile trip from Hanover to Alaska to attempt the south face of Mount Hunter 11,966 feet high. They will train in Yosemite before driving to Taikeentna and flying to Tokositna Glacier base camp at 7,000 feet. The party includes Christian Walker and Daniel Crowley, with peak ascent hoped within about four weeks after arrival on the glacier.
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Hanover
N.H
Dartmouth College
Dartmouth
Alaska Ee
Mt. Hunter
Paul T. Harrison
Port Washington
N.C
Christian &. Walker
North Caldwell
Daniel F. Crowley
Holyoke
Mass
Paul A. Corwin
Tokyo
John G. Cleary
Kansas City
David L. Hawley
Anchorage
Alaska
Crowley
Yosemite
California
Harrison
West Coast
Alean Highway
Taikeentna
Tokositna Glacier
Dorset woman teaches home ec to Malaysians
Dorset resident Martha Grodsky teaches home economics at a rural training center near Kuantan Malaysia as a Peace Corps volunteer. She trains young women from Pahang in homemaking and agricultural skills to become extension workers.
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Miss Grodsky
Westchester County
Louis Grodsky
Danby Mountain Road
Dorset
American Home Economies Assn
Peace Cargs
Kiaartan
Pahang
Kampongs
Kuantan
Farmers’ Association
Miss Grodsksy
Malaysia
Indonesia
United States
Pine Cobble PTA Plans Mayfair and Plant Sale Gala
Officers and grade mothers of Pine Cobble School PTA met to plan a gala Mayfair and Plant Sale to benefit the school on Saturday May 19 from 11 to 4. Chairman Mrs. David Gil announced a large plant and bath selection with decorative containers and hanging baskets, plus a terrarium auction and chances to win gardening tools. Lunch and home baked goods will be available.
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Williamsown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
PTA
David Gil
Bennington
Vermont VPIRG files complaint targets Burlington pharmacy
A VPIRG filed complaint against Grand Way Pharmacy on Shelburne Road could trigger court action. State Pharmacy Board president Edward Croamey urged a researcher to testify after alleging a pharmacist removed a prescription price list. A separate Colman’s Pharmacy case may not proceed.
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Burlington
UPL
State Pharmacy Board
Vermont Public Interest Research Group
Grand Way
Shelburne Road
Edward Croamey
State Board of Pharmacy
Croumey
Colman's
Democrats plan 20 seat county legislature push in Rensselaer
In Rensselaer County the Democrats win approval to reapportion to twenty seats and plan to nominate candidates Thursday night for seventeen seats and countywide offices. County Treasurer Edward Pattison is expected to become county executive, while no Democrat plans to challenge GOP District Attorney Con G. Chafakis. In Albany, a grand jury will begin a fact finding probe into the Albany Medical Center incident within two weeks to clarify facts, not necessarily to seek indictments, drawing praise from several legislators including women.
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Troy
State Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Edward Pattison
GOP
Con G. Chafakis
Albany
Albany Medical Center
Albany County Grand Jury
Arnold W. Froskin
Proskin
Remodeling plan eyed for Clarksburg woolen mill site
Final estimates for remodeling the former Strong Hewat and Co plant in Clarksburg point to the project by week’s end. A New Jersey bookbinding firm will relocate its entire operation to the abandoned woolen mill, with the Economic Development Corp of Northern Berkshire planning to buy and lease the complex to the company for 20 years or more. In North Adams, Anthony Sebastino Jr., 34, had bail set at a nominal amount after a public defender plea in District Court on a false fire alarm charge, with his case continued after a Monday arrest from Box 7 at the Artery Arcade.
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North Adams
Strong, Hewat & Co
Clarksburg
New Jersey
The
Economic Development Corp. of
Northern Berkshire
Itt
Vail
Benjamin Apkin
Anthony Sebastine Jr
Sebastino
Artery Arcade
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Primer
Korell Corporation
Rtes
Mechanicville
New York
Markdown Sale
Gil
Thomas Hall
Shaftesbury
Henry Flynt
Edwin Hopton
Williamstown
John Blackmer
Gary Barbera
James Dignon
James Eglin
Pieter Fosburgh
George Klemm
Elizabeth Klensch
Walter Koch
Bruce Martel
Frederick Scarborough
Harry Wilson
Martin’s Shoe Store
North ST
Bormington Banner
VPIRG
UPI
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
State
Neview Board
Salman
Ronald Crisman
Stephen MacPherson
James Griffin
Rutland
Griffin
Central Vermont
MacPherson
Robert Gillette
Barre
Board of
Salmon
Wilmington
Kennedy
Tee
Department of Employment Security
Springfield
St. Albans
Demos
Down In
Berkshire
Great Barrington
Board of Appeals
Aa Barrington
Berkshire County Health Planning
Western Mass
Health Planning
Counsil
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