Boy Scout Notes on Rutland Men of Tomorrow Jamboree
Scouts of Troop 53 report on merit badges awarded including hiking signaling printing reading public speaking forestry and skiing. The unit thanked Assistant Scoutmaster Kenneth Gile and Scoutmaster Kendall F Adams a charter presented by Ethan Allen Council. The Men of Tomorrow Jamboree hosts a 1 pm parade 4 000 Scouts exhibits and skits at Rutland Fairgrounds with 50 cent admission and a 2 25 camp fee for groceries.
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New York City
Troop 53
Rutland
Men of Tomorrow
James Harrington
Wayne Jacobs
Richard Stratton
Terry Hunt
Wayne
Richard
James
Stephen Eddington
Roy Anderson
Gile
Otter Valley High School
Kendall F. Adams
Ethan Allen Council
Adams
Roy Bergquist
Rutland Fairgrounds
U.S. 7
World of Scouting
City of
Fairgrounds
IMC To Hear Talk By Dr. Davidson
Industrial Management Club of the Bennington YMCA will host Dr. Joseph G. Davidson of Manchester as guest speaker on Wednesday May 18 1966 at the Paradise Restaurant. Bijur Lubricating Corp sponsors the program with Thomas E. Rogers Bijur plant manager introducing the speaker. Dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations due May 17.
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Joseph G. Davidson
Manchester
Industrial Management Club
Bennington Ymca
Paradise
Bijur Lubricating Corp
Thomas E. Rogers
Bijur
Davidson
New York City
Columbia University
University of Vermont
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Henry W. Putnam Memorial Hospital
Connecticut River Watershed Council
YMCA
Middlebury Lasses Fail Fancy Plan To Sail As Dogs
Middlebury College seniors Suzanne Pineau and Hilde Lehmann sought dog passage to Europe via a shipboard kennel claiming dogs pay 50 dollars and could travel with dog suits. United States Lines traffic manager Vincent Love rejected the idea saying it would unsettle ships and set a dangerous precedent. He urged travel as ordinary humans, noting handsome men from elite schools do not travel as dogs. The pair remain determined to find a cheaper route to Europe.
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Middlebury
UPI
United States
Middlebury College
St. Bernard
Suzanne
Hilde
Vincent Love
Love
United States Lines
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Europe
Poverty Grant Okayed For Rescue Squad Lines By Torrey
President Andre Betit leads Bennington Rescue Squad through monthly training on proper use of litter stretchers for mass casualty transport. Stretchers deployed in station wagons offer satisfactory transport when ambulances are insufficient in an emergency.
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Andre Betit
Vermont area gets poverty grants and Head Start funds
The Vermont congressional delegation announced several OEO grants. Newport receives 44,046 for a Head Start center and St Johnsbury gets 1,005 for a similar program. Bennington and Rutland counties receive 38,930 to continue poverty action programs. Local support includes donations from Tansitor Electronics totaling 160 over two years.
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Washington
UPI
Vermont
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Newport
St. Johnsbury
Bennington
Rutland
Dead End Detour Creates City Traffic Jam
In San Antonio a broken water main prompted repair crews to block a street and divert thousands of cars during rush hour. Maps led drivers to a dead end, creating a hours-long traffic snarl before the misrouting was corrected.
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San Antonio, Tex
UPI
New Books and Society Notes at Bennington Library
Bennington Free Library lists new fiction and reference titles by Johnson Leasor Fowler McGuire Rose and others. Fisher award winners include Squaw Dog Stock Car Racer Mystery at Love's Creek and The Mexican Bird. St Anne’s Society hosts first Mother-Son banquet with 100 attendees. officers elected.
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Beatty
Fisher
Butterworth
Carlson
Louisiana
Cavanna
Love’s Creek
Australia
Charles
Jane Ann June Spoon
St. Anne’s Society of Sacred Heart Parish
BCHS
Mothers and Sons
Agnes Pietryka
Mary King
Annette Delude
Marie Turgeon
Joseph F. Wiseman
Lawrence McAuliffe
Thaddeus Swertz
Douglas Hawkins
Bennington College to Host Negro Students Interview Session
Mrs. Jean Holt of the admissions office at Bennington College will take part in a second unique student college interview event for New York area Negro students. The May 14 session, hosted by the National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students, aims to help students travel for college shopping and aid institutions in finding exceptional candidates. Bennington’s representative will be Cheryl Aldridge, daughter of New York City resident Mary Carman Aldridge, among five Negro freshmen at the college.
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Jean Holt
Bennington College
New York
National Scholarship Service and Fund For
Commodore
Windsor Ballroom
Richard L. Plaut
Nssfns
Bennington
Cheryl Aldridge
Mary Carman Aldridge
New York City
Aldridge
CARE Marks Anniversary in Boston Honors Vermont Support
CARE marks its 20th anniversary praising Vermont citizens for contributing over 517 402 to CARE's overseas aid since 1946. New England Director Leon Blum cites national totals of 211 545 908 in donations and 64 million CARE packages worth 798 million dollars. CARE operates in 36 countries and plans to feed 40 million people in 1966 while aiding five million more with self help materials.
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Boston
Vermont
France
Leon M. Blum
New England
Blum
New
CARE
Medico
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Cadet Stafford Wins New Hampshire ROTC Medal
Cadet Colonel Edward P. Stafford, brigade commander of the Dartmouth College ROTC Cadet Brigade, received the New Hampshire Department of the Reserve Officers Association Medal for leadership at the 1965 ROTC Summer Camp at Fort Devens Massachusetts. He ranked second among nearly 2,000 cadets from 47 colleges and universities and will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Regular Army Armor after graduation from Dartmouth on June 12.
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Armor
Dartmouth College
Maple Syrup Production Sets New Vermont Record
Vermont maple syrup production totaled 445000 gallons, 19 percent above 1965 but 3 percent below the five year average. New England output reached 549000 gallons. Favorable weather produced good sap runs, with an average of 37 gallons of sap per gallon of syrup and mostly excellent quality.
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Vermont
New England
Weekend Food Buys Guide From Government Agencies
The guide notes the summer harvest near and ample supplies of meats eggs and fish sticks plus several vegetables and fruits trading lower prices in many markets. It highlights ground beef roasts steaks bacon chops hams loin roasts pork steaks and broiler fryers as economical buys with artichokes green beans cabbage corn cucumbers escarole lettuce onions potatoes squash sweet potatoes tomatoes apples avocados bananas cantaloupes grapefruit lemons oranges and strawberries remaining affordable.
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Washington
UPI
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Poverty
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McGuire
Peace Corps
Rose
America
St. Anne’s Society
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Hentoff
Lattimore
Lenski
Papa Small
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The
Moose and Women of the Moose
Warren Church
U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior
United Press International
Pelea
Triple
Grand Union
Theatre
Williamstown
Mass
Archer Winston
New York Post
Tom Courtenay
Julie Christie
North Hoosick, NY
Tonight
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TECH
Harte Theatre
United Artists
Colorful Adventures
Bennington Drive
Columbia
Harold Hecht
U.S
FDR
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Alan Shepard
U. S
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Lyndon Johnson
Don Larsen
Treasury Department
Advertising Council
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