Bennington man donates trophy for county horse show
Kendall Rich a Mt Anthony High School driver education instructor donates a trophy and ribbons for the antique carriage class at the Bennington County Horse Show in Arlington on May 25 to benefit the Bennington County Humane Society. Rich recalls driving with his grandfather Elias Elwell and later collecting old license plates, now numbering 3000 to 4000 from all states and Canadian provinces. He is a member of the American License Plate Collectors Association and will display his collection in June at the Park McCullough House.
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Arlington
Kendall Rich
Mt. Anthony High School
Bennington County
Bald Mountain Farm
Bennington County Humane Society
McCullough
Elias Elwell
Kendall
Bennington
North Bennington
Vermont
Massachusetts
Zion Episcopal Church
Grange Hall
Northshire
Sunderland
Manchester
Peru
Dorset
Rupert, Pawlet Or
Danby
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
William Henry Wills
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Rich
Gov. Wills
Arlington Red Mt Chapter 41 installs officers in Arlington
Eastern Star Arlington event installs officers at Masonic Temple with Corinne Hoyt Clyde Putnam and Deborah Toone Kalwat presiding. New officers include Elizabeth Toone as matron and Robert Toone as patron. ceremony followed by remarks from visiting members and a yellow and green table setting. Community calendar lists meetings and events through the week.
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Red Mt
Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Arlington
Corinne Hoyt
Clyde Putnam
Deborah Toone Kalwat
Karen Putnam
Ella Pike
Joan Toone Sibicky
Elizabeth Toone
Robert Toone
Dale Bahan
Ingrid Hirsch
Agnes Belcher
Jane Rice
Christine McKenzie
Claudia Hansen
Lillian Henderson
Adah
Clara Hulet
Ruth
Frances Bahan
Esther
Marilyn King
Martha
Loretta Putnam
Electa
Sharon Brown
Helen Whitman
Sentinel
Eastern Star
Norwalk
Conn
Dutch guitarist joins ensemble in Berkshire concerts
Dutch classical guitarist Louis Ignatius Gall will join the Berkshire Chamber Ensemble for performances at Park-McCullough House North Bennington and Hoosac School Hoosick N Y this week. The program is free Tuesday at 8 PM in Hoosac Memorial Hall and Sunday at 4 PM at Big House. Gall, born in Indonesia, studied in the Netherlands and Spain with Andres Segovia and has performed across Europe and on radio in several countries. Lynn Bujak flutist and Louis Tavelli violist will assist. Tickets for Sunday are $2.50 at the door, $1.25 for students. information at 442-2747.
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Berkshire Chamber
Louis Ignatius Gall
Park-McCullough
North Bennington
Hoosac School
Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac School Memorial Hall
Indonesia
Gall
Netherlands
Spain
Andres Segovia
Europe
Concertgebouw
Eugene Ormandy
Residentie Orchestra
Holland
Belgium
France
Chile
Twents
Lynn Bujak
Louis Tavelli
Miss Bujak
Pittsfield
Simon’s Rock
Park-McCullough House
Tavelli
Williamstown
Bennington
Martha Canfield Library April Additions for Adults and Juveniles
The Martha Canfield Library added multiple new adult titles in April including Chemistry and You Bradbury The Partners Auchincloss The Hesitant Heart Edwards The Art Of Magic Hunt Locked Rooms and Open Doors Lindbergh Mereford Tapestry MacKinnon The Turquoise Mask Whitney Kosygin Is Coming Arches Watership Down Adams Time And The Hour Baldwin The Sunday Woman Fruttero The Lester Affair Garve A Nice Little Killing Lincoln Steffens Kaplan One Of The Raymonds Rikhoff. Juveniles welcomed Fun With Magic Leeming.
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Martha Canfield
Bradbury
Auchincloss
Edwards
Hunt
Lindbergh
Williams freshman wins Naumburg book prize at Williams College
Eric S. Brus, a Pittsfield freshman, won the Carl T. Naumburg Student Book Collection Prize of 100 for 1974 for aDestructive Natural Phenomena in the United States. His portfolio covers hurricanes, tornadoes, hail, snow and ice storms, earthquakes and eyewitness descriptions. David F. Plotsky, a Washington DC senior, earned a second prize for his collection on Mark Twain.
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Williamstown
Mass
Eric S. Brus
Pittsfield
Carl T. Naumburg
August R. Brus
Rockland Drive
Brus
United States
David F. Plotsky
Washington, D.C
Mark Twain
Carl T. Naumberg 'Sl
New York
Pownal Community Groups Schedule Meetings and Registrations
The North Pownal Volunteer Fire Department and Pownal Fire Protective Association meet tonight at 7 at their firehouse. The Solomon Wright Library opens Monday to Thursday 7 to 9 p.m. Kindergarten and Little League registrations run this week at Pownal Elementary School with specific last name schedules and a May 11 registration deadline for boys ages 9 to 13. tryouts are May 11 at the North Pownal field. Parents must bring birth certificates and immunization records. contact principal Bernard Bisson at 823-7333 for details.
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North Pownal
Pownal
North Pownal Field
Bernard Bisson
Dorset school board chided over bus route changes
Dorset parents Jesse and Mrs. Torregrossa confronted the board at Thursday’s meeting over new state safety rules that forced 1 mile morning walks to pickup sites. Officials defended decisions as fair and compensating families, but no solution was offered. The session also covered bus route revisions, field conditions blocking a planned soccer camp, revenue sharing for a new 42 passenger bus, and long range planning milestones including state aid and five year projections.
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Joan Colgan
Dorset
Jesse Torregrossa
Peru
East Dorset
Torregrossa
Peru Street
UVM
Burke Mt
Vermont
St. Johnsbury
Panal
Canada
Newport
State Library
Dorset School
E. Houlihan
Woodstock
Montpelier
Sargents nuke stand draws PIRG applause
Massachusetts Governor Francis Sargent backed regulating nuclear power and ordered safety studies while PIRG praised the move. Ronald Bogard urged inclusion of the Price Anderson Act review to ensure citizens can secure insurance against reactor disasters amid a push for a moratorium on new plants. Also: mobile Junior Miss finals crown tonight with preliminary winners earning 1000 scholarships.
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Boston
Mass Public Interest Research Group
PIRG
Ronald E. Bogard
Francis Sargent Friday
Massachusetts
Bogard
Commonwealth
Sargent
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Trustees
New England Coalition
Mobile
Ala
UPI
America
CBS Television Network
Poise
Karen Morris
Cheyenne
Who
Susan Walden
Cantonment
Fla
Shelia Tippins
Brookhaven
Miss
Miss Walden
Gail Singleton
la Place
Shelley Kofler
Paxton
Ill
Miss Singleton
Miss Morris
Cathy Holz
Ellicott City
Laura Ross
Adrian
Mich
Miss Tippins
Lily Lee
Las Vegas
Lev
Extended Forecast for New England
The National Weather Service calls for generally fair and cool conditions in New England Wednesday with showers likely Thursday and Friday. Highs in the 50s and 60s, lows in the 30s.
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Boston
UPI
National Weather Service
New England
Dorset community events and meetings schedule
Tuesday at 8 p.m. Eastset Fire District meeting at Congregational Church Chapel. Dorset School hosts a math placement test during school hours. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. BBS school board joint meeting. Thursday Yankee Pedalers time trials at Dorset United Church. Saturday rummage sale 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. vestry Dorset United Church sponsored by Dorset Women's Fellowship.
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Dorset
Helen Mach
Eastset
Congregational Church Chapel
Dorset School
Dorset United Church
Dorset Women’s Fellowship
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St. John the Baptist Sodality
North Shire Senior Center
Joan M. Johnson
Statehouse
Anita Dorfman
Ed Bigelow
Florida
Bennington Convalescent
Dewey St
Walter Hayn
Grosso
of the Springs
Micgregor
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H
South Street
Helene Thompson
Arlington School Board
VFW
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
Veterans of Arlington
CBS
Red Mt. Lodge
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
Arlington Snowmobile Club
Bailey
Carol Stroffelene
Fisher
Kraeutler
Zoning “Board of Adjustment
Homemakers of America
East Arlington
Town of
Solomon Wright
Little League
Pamela Blakeman
Houlihan
Mass Pirg
Northeast Utilities Company
Montague
BBS
Catamount Natio
Marber F
Hanson
Walbridge
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