UVM Canadian Studies Program Receives National ACSUS Honors
The University of Vermont Canadian Studies Program earned national recognition as its director and associate director joined key ACSUS roles. Dr Edward J. Miles was elected ACSUS vice president and Prof William C. Metcalfe became editor of the American Review of Canadian Studies, slated to become a full scholarly journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
University of Vermont
Mareel Cadieux
United States
Association For Canadian Studies In the
ACSUS
Edward J. Miles
UVM
William C. Metcalfe
American Review of Canadian Studies
Metcalfe
Miles
ACLUS
Shaftsbury Parish Activities and Local Meetings
Shaftsbury Lotti Tobler Story Hour at the firehouse Wednesday at 10 a.m. The Junior Choir meets Thursday for rehearsal. Senior Choir at 7 p.m. Shaftsbury Scout Troop 331 on Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. Vermont Council of Catholic Laity district meeting at St. Margaret Marys Arlington Thursday night. Benediction 7 30 with Cyrus Brewster speaker from Voice of the Unborn. Scout Committee meets Thursday 7 30 at Scout Shack. Nomination period for three year Shafts bury School Board term ends May 25 with election June 26 and floor nominations. Robert Thompson Jr. moved from Putnam Memorial Hospital to Bennington Convalescent Home.
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Vermont
Shaftsbury
Mary Moriarty
Robert Thompson Jr
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington Convalescent Home
County Grangers win in state competition
In Barre on Saturday the State Grange sewing contest awarded top places across three classes. Judges from Wells Hardwick and Sunderland evaluated twenty two Class A dresses with Mrs Charles Mason Pawlet winning first. Class B saw Gindy Guild Windsor take first while Shane Crawford Arlington earned second. Class C awarded Helen Cleveland Pawlet first with Rita Hazen West Hartford second and Ruth Beebe West Woodstock third. The Shatisbury Fire Company will send first place dresses to Simplicity Pattern Dept for national judging. Memorial Day Parade plans in North Bennington May 28 require attendance for uniform arrangements.
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UVM
Chester High School
Charles Mason
Pawlet
Mettowee Valley Grange
Harriet Bowen
Sandville
Bomoseen Grange
Margaret Smith
Ripton
Middlebury Grange
Gindy Guild of
Windsor
Connecticut Valley Grange
Shane Crawford
Eset Arlington
Florence Bull
Mt. Equinox Grange
Manchester Center
Kathleen Denko
Helen Cleveland
Middletown Springs Grange
Rita Hazen
West Hartford
Mrl
Erminine Knott
Cascacine Grange
Ruth Beebe
West Woodstock
Green Mountain Grange
the Shatisbury Fire Company
Simplicity Pattern Dept
New York City
Fran Stacy
North Bennington
Bloodmobile visit calls Manchester residents to donate
Manchester residents will host the Red Cross Bloodmobile tomorrow at Zion Parish House from 12 noon to 6 30 p m. Local chairman Mrs William Nawrath urges volunteers to donate a pint of blood, noting that 16 people from the Manchester Dorset Peru area required 100 pints in five months at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Be a hero and contribute, despite local controversy.
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Red Cross
Zion Parish House
William Nawrath
Putnam Mermorial Hospital
Manchester
Dorset-Peru
Vermont Flood Levels Rise Across State
Vermont state police report Otter Creek surpassed seven feet and may crest at eight feet while Browns River in Jericho showed high water with no danger to homes. National Weather Service meteorologist Jack Hummel notes general rainfall across Vermont with almost four inches recorded in Burlington this month, one inch above May average, and a forecast of showers despite some improvement expected later in the week.
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Burlington
UFI
Vermont
Rutland
Otter Creek
Brown's River
Jericho
Jack Hummel
National Weather Service Office
Hummel
Baptist Church Choir Rehearsal Moved to Wednesday
The North Bennington church announces a change in schedule with the Baptist Church choir rehearsing Wednesday night instead of Thursday this week.
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The
Baptist Church
Shaftsbury Zoning Hearing Examines 45 Acre Gildersleeve Property
The Town Planning Commission will hold a 7:30 p.m. hearing in Cole Hall to decide if the commercial district in the zoning ordinance should extend to include the former Gildersleeve 45 Acre property.
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Shaftsbury
Town Planning Commission
Cole Hall
Gildersleeve
Pownal Church Choir Rehearsals and PTG Meeting
The Pownal Baptist Church hosts choir rehearsal Wednesday at 6 39 p m for the North Pownal Congregational Church group, followed by teacher training at 7 30 and Bible class at the parsonage. A PTG Supper committee meets tonight at 7 15 at Mrs Nancy Farnum s home. those lacking slips for May 29 supper can call 442 4563.
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Pownal Baptist Church
North Pownal
PTG
Nancy Farum
Mts. Farnum
Shaftsbury Scouts Attend Pawlet Camporee
Eight Shaftsbury Troop 441 Scouts took part in the Taconic Spring Camporee at Pawlet over the weekend. The Flaming Arrow and Lightning Patrols earned honors including best patrol flag and the Pioneer designation, with meals and activities noted before returning home Sunday.
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Shaftsbury
Pawlet
Alan Beebe
Butch Gall
Robert Gratz
Michael Jones
David
Stephen Kosche
Paul Sugerman
Donald Wood
Dale Salin
Lightning Patrol
Flaming Arrow Patrol
BCRC to vote on 1974 budget and programs
Arlington records show the Bennington County Regional Commission will meet at St Mary Margaret's at 7 30 PM Thursday to vote a 1974 program plan and a 42 200 fiscal year budget. The package includes a 10 846 local appropriation matched at the state level, a 5 000 part time attorney, and higher rental and telephone costs. The plan prioritizes assessing growth impact, leisure home studies, and regional recreation and law enforcement projects with public officers to be elected at the session.
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Arlington
Bankington County Regional Commission
BCRC
St. Mary Margaret’s Church
Bennington
Manchester
Aclington
Stamford
Shaftesbury
Vermont and New Hampshire Medical Societies Convene in Dover
The 160th Annual Vermont State Medical Society meeting, joined with the New Hampshire Medical Society, runs May 31 to June 3 at Mt. Snow Dover. President James A. Gray Jr. presides. Vermont House of Delegates meets June 1 at 9 a.m. Speaker Stanley L. Burns Jr. leads deliberations on reports, restitutions, and officer elections. Frontiers in Medicine features Echocardiography, Medical Uses of Light, Genetic Counselling, and Intracranial Pressure management by UVM and UVM-affiliated speakers. Dartmouth and Hitchcock Clinic staff present on anesthesia, chemosurgery, and related topics.
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Dover
Vermont State Medical Society
New Hampshire Medical Society
Mt. Snow
James A. Gray
Rutland
Vermont Society
Vermont House of Delegates
Stanley L. Burns, Jr
Thomas Gibson
MLA
MRAP
Burlington
University of North Carolina
Jerald F. Lucey
University of Vermont
William Hodgkin
UVM
B.M.P. Donaghy
M.D
Dartmouth Medical School
Donald C. Helms
Hitchcock Clinic
Hanover, N.H
Stephen Spencer
Hanover
N.H
Lyndon State earns five year accreditation approval
Lyndon State College has been fully accredited for its programs by a New England Association team after a three day on campus review in May. President H Franklin Irwin Jr announced the five year reaccreditation. The five member committee included Dr Robert M York and other educators from University of Maine at Portland Gorham Bellows Falls Union High School Simmons College Worcester State College and Middlebury College. Innovative programs reviewed include a unique men sophomore field teacher education program implemented in the past year to meet student needs.
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Lyndonville
Lyndon State College
New England Association of Schools and Colleges
Association
H. Franklin Irwin Jr
Lyndon
Robert M.york
University of Maine At
Portland-Gorham
Charles G. Davis
Bellows Falls Union High School
Stephen A. Deane
Simmons College
Ruth Griffiths
Worcester State College
Massachusetts
G. Dennis O'Brien
Middlebury College
New England
Vermont Denies Hood Plant Piracy Charge
St Albans mayor dismisses Maine official James Keefe's claim that Vermont used federal environmental funds to move the H P Hood Co cheese plant from Maine to Vermont. Keefe warned about 80 jobs lost to Newport Maine. Vermont officials, including Donald Webster, say Hood made the move itself.
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ST. Albans
UPI
Mecvin Kaye
St. Alebans
Maine
Vermont
H. P. Hood Co
James Keefe
Kaye
Keefe
Dixie
Hood
Newport
Vermont Development and Community Affairs
Donald Webster
Webster
Marine Private Gary S. Roberts graduates from Camp Lejeune course
Manchester resident Gary S. Roberts son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Roberts Sr. of East Road Manchester Center completed the Automotive Organizational Maintenance Course at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. He trained in inspection service and repair of tactical motor vehicles used by Marine ground and aviation forces.
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Marine Pvt
Gary S. Roberts
William A. Roberts Sr
East Road
Manchester Center
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Builders' aid device demonstrated at BBS in Manchester
Joel Trefry an industrial arts teacher and association president led a May meeting in Manchester showing the Dupfast Nailer for rapid construction work. Attendees included Wuerschmidt and Gile with teachers Hanson Owens Menders Gaines Pasco and Owens. Richard Owens hosted the event at Burr & Burton Seminary with dinner by the home economics department.
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Manchester
Joel Trefry
Bennington
Southwestern Vermont Industrial Arts Teachers Association
Dupfast
Burr & Burton Seminary
Marcus Wuersetmidt
Mt. Anthony
Vermont Industrial Arts Teachers Association
Burlington
Kenneth Kite
Anthony
American Industrial Arta ‘Teachers Association
Trefry
Wuerschmidt
Gile
Roger Hanson
Arlington
Richard Owens
Neil Manders
Osborne Gaines
Kendall Adams
Phillip Pasco
Cambridge
Hoosick Falls Community Notes and Events
Hoosick Falls notices list the annual Poppy Sale in the business district Thursday and Friday. A Bicycle Rodeo was postponed due to weather and will be rescheduled next fall. Seniors sign up at the Hoosick Area Senior Service Center on Church Street for a Catakill Game Farm trip in June, depending on interest. A Chinese Auction hosted by Court St Mary CDA is set for May 23 in the parish hall of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, with refreshments served by Mrs. Margaret Malley and committee.
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John Gildea
Hoosick Valley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Clifford Danforth
VEW Hall
Hoosick Falls
Mirsay
Glen Rowe
Danforth
Wn Teems
Hoosick
Hocelck Area
Catakill
Church Street
Court St. Mary Cda
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Margaret Malley
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