Episcopalians To Convene 180th Vermont Diocese Convention
The 180th annual convention of the Episcopal Diocese of Vermont will be held May 8–9 at St. Pauls Cathedral in Burlington with 42 diocesan priests and 158 lay delegates from 51 parishes. Bishop Harvey D. Butterfield will preside, and balloting on elections will occur after Evensong. Resolutions cover church union, amnesty for those exiled over conscience, and other social issues.
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Burlington
Vermont
St. Paul’s
Harvey D. Butterfield
S.H. Irving
St. Albans
Montpelier
Butterfield
Robert S. Kerr
Lawrence Sherwin
Howard van Dine
Richard Wadhams
Robert L. Clayton
Manchester
Dean Kerr
Sherwin
van Dine
Episcopal Church
Vermont Poor People’s Congress
Burlington Ecumenical Action Ministry. Mrs. John B. Midworth
William Stone
Cathedral
Bennington
St. Peter’s
Frederick Welling
Arthur Murphy
Stanley Pike Jr
Frank Silvernail
William Castle
Luise Horne
St. James
Arlington
Richard Miles Jr
Agnes Belcher
Nyoka Little
Brian Little
Zion
Manchester Center
Henry Rhodes
Donald MacRubbin
Guy Campbell
C.H. Simons
National Legion Auxiliary Chief to Visit Vermont
The national president Mrs. H. Milton Davidson will visit Vermont May 7 and 8, greeted at Burlington Airport by state and local Auxiliary officers led by president Ardelle Campbell. A dinner at Holiday Motel Burlington Friday night honors officers and dignitaries as Davidson, from Clovis New Mexico, leads an organization of over 900 000 members active in Americanism veterans rehabilitation child welfare and Girls State and Girls Nation programs.
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Montpelier
American Legion Auxiliary
H. Milton Davidson
Vermont
Davidson
Burlington International
Vermont Auxiliary
Ardelle Campbell
Milton
Suzanne Fitzpatrick
Beatrice Pollander
Waterbury
Martha Greenwood
Catherine Grazini
Rutland
Burlington
American Legion and Auxiliary
Program for Seamstresses Set Thursday in Arlington
Techniques and methods for proper home sewing fit will be covered at an Extension program Thursday at 7 30 p m at Fisher Elementary School Arlington. Betsy McCalla of Unique Zipper Distributing Service will present on fitting standards altering patterns fabric preparation and garment fitting during construction. She holds a B S in home economics education from the University of Tennessee and shares couture finishes and care of Unique products in consumer talks at retailers. Anyone interested may attend.
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Fisher
Arlington
Betsy McCalla
Zipper Distributing
Miss McCalla
University of Tennessee
Bennington Native Promoted to First Lieutenant in Virginia Army
Lt Charles Lynn Wood III, son of Mr and Mrs C Lynn Wood Jr of 305 Elm St Bennington, promoted to first lieutenant at CONARC Fort Monroe Virginia. He serves as deputy chief of operations in the adjutant general's data support division. A 1964 Bennington High School graduate and 1968 Norwich University alum, he joined the Army in 1969 after working at Globe Union Inc. He and wife Kathleen have two daughters Lisa Marie and Andrea Lee. residence 452-D Gulick Drive Fort Monroe VA.
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Army
Charles Lynn Wood III
C. Lynn Wood Jr
Elm St
Bennington
Continental Army Command
Conarc
Fort Monroe
Adjutant General’s Office
Wood
Bennington High School
Norwich University
Northfield
Lt. Wood
Kathleen
Lisa Marie
Andrea Lee
Gulick Drive
Wellesley Alumnae Gather in Vermont for Club Meeting
The Vermont Wellesley Club met April 19 at the Waybury Inn East Middlebury electing officers for two years led by President Mrs Robert Dean Norwich and Vice President Mrs William B Wright Rutland secretary Mrs Laurence P Teeter White River Jct treasurer Mrs David Andrews Middlebury and nominating chair Mrs Craig Kneeland Williston Northern district development fund chair Mrs Robert Gillette Barre continues development chairs include Mrs Melvin Fink Springfield Miss Margaret Farmer East Arlington Mrs Eric Johnson Burlington and Mrs William Mraz Georgia Publicity. The Vermont Scholarship Fund totals 8075 with nine Vermont girls admitted to Wellesley for fall 1970. 225 alumnae and nine undergraduates reside in the state. A luncheon followed with Prof John Clagett of Middlebury discussing Thomas Hitch cock and agraphy. Attendees from Bennington area included Mrs Clarence Howard Bennington Miss Anne Flanders East Arlington guest and Miss Farmer.
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Middlebury
Vermont Wellesley Club
Waybury Inn
East Middlebury
Robert Dean
Norwich
William B. Wright
Rutland
Laurence P. Teeter
White River
David Andrews
Craig Kneeland
Williston
Robert Gillette
Barre
New Northern District Development Fund
Melvin Fink
Springfield
Southeastern Development
Margaret Farmer
East Arlington
Southwestern Development
Eric Johnson
Burlington
William Mraz
Georgia
Vermont
Wellesley
John Clagett
Thomas Hitchcock
Agraphy
Bennington
Clarence Howard
Anne Flanders
Farmer
Calabro Strings Set for World Premiere in Binghamton
Louis Calabro’s Second String Quartet receives its world premiere on May 11 in Binghamton New York. Commissioned by Harpur College two years ago the Lenox Quartet will perform the piece. Calabro, a Bennington College composer, is based in North Bennington and has ties to Berkshire Music Center and Bennington ensembles.
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Louis Calabro
Binghamton
N.Y
Harpur College
State University of New York At
Lenox Quartet
Berkshire Music Center
Tanglewood
Peter Marsh
Delmar Pettys
Paul Hersh
Donald McCall
United States
Europe
Calabro
North Bennington
Bennington College
Bennington
Berkshire Symphony
New Name Breaks Up Pop Star Romance
Ted Yeadon grew a beard and long hair to become a pop singer before renaming himself Aguste Eadon. Susan Ayton fell in love, then left him after he shaved and trimmed his look. She says the change showed he would never be the same person. He will premiere a new oratorio with full orchestra and chorus as part of Mount Anthony High School Mayfest.
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Walthamstow
England
UPI
Ted Yeadon
Susan Ayton
Aguste Eadon
Susan
Mount Anthony High School
Don Watters
Harpur College
Bartok
Dupree to Take Tour of France by College Students
William Dupree of Bennington who attends the town College in Georg Ky is among 10 students enrolled in a three week for credit cultural tour of France July through 30 this summer. The trip covers over 3000 kilometers with 9 days in Paris and three hours credit in French Civilization. The group will see Rouen Caen Tours Cannes Monte Carlo Grenoble and Dijon aboard a chauffeur driven bus. Cairo UPI President Nasser swore in Mohamed Hassanien Heikal as Egypts national guidance minister replacing Fayek who became minister of state at the Foreign Ministry.
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William Dupree
Bennington
Thetown College
Georg
France
George Mills
Lexington
Dupree
Paris
Rouen
Caen
Tours
Cannes
Monte Carlo
Grenoble
Dijon
Cairo
UPI
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Mohamed Hassan Ien Heikal
Egypt
Heikal
Al-Ahram
Mohamed Fayek
Foreign Ministry
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Robert D. Stout
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Stout
North Adams Hoosac Savings Bank
North Adams
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Bennington Lions
Edmund Lauzon
Bernard Bellemare
Arnold Blackstone
Peter Kapetan
Michael Capriola
Thomas Morgan
Ned Winslow
Bernard Cohen
Morse
Bennington Road
Robert A. Moreau
Mt. Anthony Union High School
College of Liberal Arts
Boston University
Leo A. Moreau
Burgess Road
Globe Union Inc
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Ington Banner
Benntel Business Newsroom
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
U.S
Calabro String Quartet
Haynes
Kane, NC
Bennington Hind
Edward DP
Wahar & Son Funeral
NEDA
Ace Amusement Co
Kiddieland
Nichols
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