Humane Society Officer To Speak At Maine Meetings
Miss Jean Henry president of Bennington County Humane Society will visit Maine for a series of talks. She will address the Maine Federation of Humane Societies in Portland, speak to the Women’s Auxiliary in Bangor on the role of women in humane work, and discuss rural shelter operations with Androscoggin County Humane Society in Lewiston. Prior to Maine travel she attends a Montpelier meeting with state veterinarians and PMU regulation discussions with farmers and agency reps.
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Humane Society
Maine
Shaftsbury
Jean Henry
Bennington County Humane Society
Portland
Maine Federation of Humane Societies
Bangor
Miss Henry
Androscoggin
Cat Robbie Finds Happy Life After Blindness
Miss Jean Henry, chief at Bennington County Humane Society, rescues Robbie a white cat who is totally sightless. Robbie adapts quickly, learning to navigate furniture by touch and living in Miss Henry’s home for special care. Despite a rough start after being dumped in a rainstorm, Robbie enjoys a peaceful life with humans and other animals, with occasional Siamese quarrels as the only friction.
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Shaftsbury
Jean Henry
Bennington
Miss Henry
Robbie
Henry
Mail Orders Open for SPAC 1968 Season in Saratoga Springs
Mail orders begin Wednesday May 15 for all SPAC single performances in the 1968 season. Orders are filled in order of receipt to secure choice seats. Preseason events start June 25 with a Folk Rock Festival featuring The Fifth Dimension Spanky and Our Gang and The American Breed.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Fifth Dimension
Spanky and Our Gang
Ray Charles
the Raeletts
Dinah Shore
Judy Collins
Arlo Guthrie
Victor Borge
Leonid Hambro
New York City Ballet Orchestra
Robert Irving
New York City Ballet
SPAC
George Balanchine
Ballet
al Hirt
Pee Wee
the Young Set
Peter, Paul and Mary
Eugene Ormandy
Philadelphia Orchestra
Alberto Ginastera
Capitol Hill Choral Society
Rupert area schedules and life events in brief notices
A cafeteria supper to benefit the Rupert Fire Department will be served Thursday at the Church of West Rupert starting at 5 30 p.m. Mr and Mrs Axel Blomberg of West Rupert welcomed a son Friday at Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge. The couple have two other children. Mr and Mrs Charles Bibens of West Rupert attended a 50th wedding anniversary for Mr and Mrs Charles Heald of North Springfield at the Baptist Church there Sunday. Mrs Heald is Mr Bibens cousin. Also noted are summer arts events including The Bee Gees The First Edition Rowan and Martin The Doors and others with brochures and tickets from the Saratoga Performing Arts Center in Saratoga Springs NY 12866.
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Church of West Rupert
Rupert
Axel Blomberg
West Rupert
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Charles Bibens
Charles Heald
North Springfield
Baptist Church
Pete Seeger
Bernice Reagan
The
Bee Gees
Rowan and Martin
Doors
Saratoga Performing Arts Center
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
West Arlington Sandgate Wedding Guest List In Glens Falls
Mr and Mrs Robert Strof foleno attended the wedding of Judy Howard towns in Glens Falls New York on Saturday Fay Stroffoleno stood as bridesmaid with Judy a Castleton College classmate Mrs David Wister and son Billy of Riverside Connecticut visited Vermont with Carols parents Mr and Mrs Robert Weeks David Wister joined them for the weekend and they returned home Sunday Donald Simson and wife returned from a visit to their son John in Alexandria Virginia They found springlike warmth and flowers blooming there and meanwhile more flowers bloomed at home Now they enjoy a double spring season
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Robert Stroffoleno
Glens Falls
N.Y
Judy Howard Towns
Walter Murphy
Fay Stroffoleno
Judy
Castleton College
David Wister
Billy
Riverside
Conn
Vermont
Carol
Robert Weeks
Donald Simson
John
Alexandria
Grand List open for public inspection and Grievance Day set
Shaftsbury residents were told the Grand List is finished and available in the town clerk’s office beginning May 15 for public inspection. Grievance Day is scheduled for Saturday at 8 a.m. in the town clerk’s office. Bald Mountain 4-H met at Elaine Erb’s home near Bromley Mountain for a western equitation demonstration, with two short trail rides planned for June and fall. At the April meeting at Debby Mattison’s home, Loyalty Day participation and an August 25 horse show were discussed, along with a leading demonstration. The next meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. on June 5 at Sharon Reed’s home in Shaftsbury. Seaman Apprentice Benjamin Crawford, USN, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer W. Crawford, has completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at Great Lakes.
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Board of Sisters
Bald Mountain Horse
Elaine Erb
Bromley Mt
Debby Mattison
Sharon Reed
Shaftsbury
Seaman Appren
Benjamin Crawford
USN
Elmer W. Crawford
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
Hoag family notes young career and pageant win
Walloomsac freshman Joyce Ann Hoag of St. Joseph College in Bennington accepts a position with Bennington County Savings & Loan at 116 South Main Street. The Immaculate Conception Church Altar Rosary plans an outing May 27 to Ranch Tavern in Berlin. Sandra Hoag, 12, won the Grange Princess regional contest at Greenfield Center Saratoga with seven counties represented, earning a chance to go to Canandaigua June 8 for the state contest.
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Joyce Ann Hoag
St. Joseph College
Bennington
Bennington County Savings & Loan
South Main St
Altar Rosary of the Immaculate Conception
Ranch Tavern
Berlin
Sandra Hoag
Greenfield Center
Saratoga
Sandra
Casenovia
Friendly Town Hosts Reinvite Fresh Air Children Deadline
Shaftsbury area calls for invites by May 15 for Fresh Air hosts. Children arrive July 23 and depart Aug 6 to 20, with a 100-child area quota and $30 per child travel costs. New hosts may invite anytime. no invites after July 1.
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Shaftsbury
Fresh Air
Fred Stacy
New York
Arlington AMHS Eaglettes Open Softball With Big Win
Arlington AMHS Eaglettes opened the season April 26 with a 19 10 victory over Whitingham after six runs in the first inning. Linda Wyman started pitching, Gail Marckres finished, Sue Corey led Whitingham, and Lynda Bird relieved. The team then lost 9 7 to Leland and Gray, before a 13 5 win over Burr & Burton. Upcoming games include Leland & Gray at Arlington May 15 and Burr & Burton at Arlington May 20.
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Amhs Eaglettes
Whitingham
Arlington
Whitingham Girls
Eaglettes
Arlington Girls
Linda Wyman
Gail Marckres
Sue Corey
Lynda Bird
Leland and Gray
Burr and Burton
BBS
Burr & Burton
Leland & Gray
Wilmington
Mt. Anthony
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County Humane Society
Judson Rand
Berkshire Boy Choir
Brian Bunnett
Leonore
Shostakovich
William Steinberg
Arthur Fiedler
Richard Rodgers
Charles Munch
Julius Rudel
Seiji Ozawa
Stanislaw Skrowaczewski
Diana Ross
the Supremes
Ravi Shankar and His
India
Simon and Garfunkel
Ruperts
West Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Park Fast Garage
Hendrick Hudson Garage
Denby’s
Troy, N.Y
Bennington Area
Enterprise
Stacy
Lewis West
Howard Thompson
Manchester
Alan Mattison
Ellery Lawrence
Arlington Area
Rose Sweet
North Bennington
William McCoy
Arnold Tobler
Marcel Langlais
Pownals
Janet Pool
Elizabeth Ridler
Peter Clark
Thomas Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
Home Furniture Co
Main St
Bennington, Vt
D.A
Ledward P Mahar & Son
Dhone
Bennington, Ve
Oneida
Main Street
Hank Forrest
Vermont Bank
Anno Trust
Red Carpet Service
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