Poison prevention and CARE aid marked by Vermont Grange
National Poison Prevention Week highlights child poisoning risks with rising accidents. Belle Decker announces CARE’s 25th anniversary efforts including global aid and Vermont Grange programs. Freese advises keeping dangerous substances out of reach, storing them properly, and contacting doctors or Poison Control in poisoning cases.
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Arthur S. Freese
Education Public Affairs Committee
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Freese
Community Hospital
Police
Way Out art exhibition opens at Manchester gallery
The Village Gallery of the Southern Vermont Artists hosts the Way Out show featuring abstraction surrealism and expressionism by twenty seven members led by artists such as Janet Gilbert Lea Ehrich Stuart Eldredge Arthur Jones James L Montague Thomas Parson Gene Pelham Louise Reber Alice Pauline Schafer Harry Shokler Don Trachte Virginia Webb Virginia Ward Hazel Kitts Wires and others. The exhibition runs through April 2 with free admission and gallery hours Monday to Friday 10 am to 4 pm.
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Manchester
Vermont
Virginia Barry
Priscilla Bean
Gladys Degener
Lucy Doane
Marion Eldredge
Gertrude Finch
Elizabeth Hutchins
J.P. Jensen
Alma Kohlhoff
Gloria Paterson
Elizabeth Renner
Walter Schoonmaker
Olive Wood
Fear
Janet Gilbert
Rising
Lea Ehrich
Silver
Stuart Eldredge
Nevielson
Arthur Jones
James L. Montague
Rapa Island
Thomas Parson
Gene Pelham
Louise Reber
Alice Pauline Schafer
Harry Shokler
Don Trachte
Virginia Webb
Virginia Ward
Tish New Land
Hazel Kitts Wires
Brownie Troop to Resume Meetings in North Bennington
After a month’s vacation the Brownie Troop in North Bennington resumes meetings on Tuesday March 23 at 3 15 p.m. in St John’s Parish Hall Houghton Street. Leaders are Mrs Rachel Friend and Mrs Pat Kellogg with parents welcome at any meeting.
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North Bennington
St. John’s Parish Hall
Houghton Street
Rachel Friend
Pat Kellogg
Mrs. Friend
Mrs. Kellogg
Rev A J MacDonald attends Methodist Council meeting in Saratoga Springs
In Saratoga Springs New York the Rev A J MacDonald participated in an all day program administration council meeting for the Troy Conference United Methodist Church Bishop Lloyd C Wicke of New York led the session Names cited include O Neil James Kenyon Mark Churchill Peter Henningsen Andy Palmer Ronald Pratt Patrick Michere John Driscoll and Mark Rackliffe Acknowledgments were given to former Den Mother Mrs Marge Kenyon and current den mothers Mrs Marge Surdam and Mrs Janet Watson The gathering ended with a double friendship circle and Taps. Richard Handy of 12 Greenwich Street is a patient at Albany Veterans Administration Hospital His VA address is New Scotland Avenue Albany NY 12208 Room 725 C The third degree of Tucker Lodge 48 North Bennington will be exemplified Saturday at 8 pm in the Masonic Temple on Bank Street A ham supper will precede the meeting Reservations must be made by Wednesday March 24.
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North Bennington
Alfred C. Scott
North Bennington Baptist Church
Robert McWaters
Paul Clermont
Bennington
BSA
Joe Curran
Mark Churchill
Ronald Pratt
Mark Surdam
Bob Watson
Michael Gratton
Pat O'Neil
James Johnson
Michael Surdam
Patrick
A.J. MacDonald
Saratoga Spring
N.Y
Troy
United Methodist Church
Lloyd C. Wicke
New York
O’neil
James Kenyon
Peter Henningsen
Andy Palmer
Patrick Michere
John Driscoll
Mark Rackliffe
Den
Marge Kenyon
Marge Surdam
Janet Watson
Richard Handy
Greenwich St
Albany
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
VA Hospital
New Scotland Avenue
Tucker Lodge 48
Masonic Temple
Bank Street
Educational conference topics range from Miller Formula to Superagency
Town officers across Bennington County gathered in Manchester for a day long session on pending state legislation and how to streamline local administration. The 26th annual event was sponsored by the University of Vermont ADCA and three other Vermont agencies. State officials outlined cabinet level reorganization and the new Superagency for Development and Community Affairs, detailing nine criteria to guide local decision making.
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Manchester
Bennington County
University of Vermont
State Agency For Development and Community Affairs
ADCA
Vermont
Ice Capades riders bring bicycles to ice show in Troy
Tony Romano and family join Ice Capades with a bicycle on ice act at the RPI Field House beginning March 30. The act spans from regular bikes to handbag-sized ones and includes Tony, Helen, and eight year old Patrick. Licenses and rabies vaccination rules for dogs are also noted in the town notices.
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Troy
N.Y
Tony Romano
Tony
Helen
Patrick
RPI
Romanos
France
United States
Las Vegas
Romano
Easter service plans and local reform efforts in Vermont
Plans for a West Arlington Easter service are set with flower duties assigned to Mrs. Lawrie Hess and donations invited. Separate sessions detail ADCA aims to streamline state local communication on grants and waste disposal, plus a Vermont-wide catalogue of grants and aid to municipalities. Political briefs discuss changes to the Miller Formula, elimination of the poll tax, pay-to-pollute laws, and measures to boost municipal revenues, including railroad and exempt property recoveries. Revenue sharing proposals would bring Vermont about $12 million with varied use, including welfare funding and tax relief.
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West Arlington Methodist Church
Charles Lindsey
Lawrie Hess
Hess
C. Harold Beheny
ADCA
Stewart
Jen Stewart
Vermont
Canada Movies boom with government aid
Canadian film makers race to produce 1971 features as the government’s 10 million dollar Film Development Corporation funds projects in both French and English. The program aims for cultural independence while courting profits through U S markets, with Quebec films leading the surge.
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New York Times
Montreal
Canadian Film Development Corporation
Canada
United States
Quebec
France
The
Film Development Corporation
Bennett Fode
Phoenix
Spring turkey hunt opens in 16 NY counties
New York hunters may apply for a free spring turkey permit valid May 10 to 15 in 16 counties or parts of counties. Bearded turkeys only, shotgun or longbow use allowed, hours 6 to 10 am. Permits by mail must reach the DEC Albany address by April 30 1971. Last year 164 birds were taken with an 3.3 percent success rate.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
North America
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