Pownals Church Activities Highlight Local Events
Community notes from Pownal include a Thursday 7 p.m. choir rehearsal at Pownal United Methodist Church and a June 7 annual strawberry supper chaired by Mrs. Otis Darman. Jeffrey Rounds returns from UVM after his freshman year as Scout Troop 347 reports strong camporee leadership and high scores.
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Pownal United Methodist Church
Pownal United
Jeffrey Rounds
Charles W. Rourds
UVM
State Highway Department
Pownal
Pawlet
Dean Dixon
Dixon
Brian Quinn
John Burdick
Milton Hattal
Dick Gagnon
Alan Langlois
Population study conference at Trinity College Burlington
A Working Conference on Fopulation Studies in Undergraduate Education will be held May 25 26 at Trinity College Burlington. Sponsored by the Vermont Council on World Af fairs with NSF funds, the event aims to expand undergraduate population studies and test new curricular materials. Notable contributors include Parker Marden Eric Godfrey and John Deans. Travel for Vermont participants is subsidized.
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Burlington
Trinity College
Vermont Council On World Affairs
Council For Intercultural Studies
Richardson Hall
Parker G. Marden
Department of Sociology
Lawrence University
Appleton
Wisconsin
Stephen Wiederman
the Pomilation Council
New York City
Eric P. Godfrey
University of Vermont
John Deans
Jefferson Community College
Watertown
N.Y
Cornell- Nsf
Sumner Institute
Vermont
New England
New York State
Arlington Hennington conference meeting announced at town hall
The Arlington County Regional Commission will hold a meeting at 7 30 p m Thursday at Arlington Town Hall. Interested participants are asked to contact Prof George T Lide managing director of the Vermont Council on World Affairs at St Margaret Marys Church or VCWA office for reservations and transportation arrangements.
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Arlington
Henmington
County Regional Commission
George T
Thur- Lide
Sday
Arlington Town Hall
Vermont Council On
Metropolis to Celebrate Superman Birthday in Bold Exhibition
Metropolis Ohio River town will host a Superman birthday party on Friday and open the Amazing World of Superman Exhibition Center on Saturday. The 11,000 square foot center near Fort Massac State Park houses the world’s largest Superman memorabilia collection and a mural, with plans for a $5 million future museum. Mike Forbes, a teacher, will portray Superman full time, describing the role as a challenge. The town, adopted Superman since 1872, counts about 7,000 residents and claims to be the world’s only Metropolis.
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Metropolis
UPI
Superman
Krypton
Yat
Ohio River
Ilinois
Metropolis News
Metropolis Planet
Fort Massac State Park
Mike Forbes
Marton High
White Creek 4H Judging and Jolly Janes Planning Notes
White Creek 4H judging for sewing projects occurs May 29 50 and 31 by age and location. Jolly Janes Dress Revue on June 7 meet at 10 a.m. June 2 at Mrs. George's to plan commentary. Die money due May 25. Youth fellowship of Jermain United Methodist Church 6 10 May 27. No services at Jermain Church June 3 conference Sunday at Green Mountain College Poultney VT 1 a.m. Jewis Hunt Jr patient at Mary McClellan Hospital. Sydor weekend in Cavendish visiting cousin Peter Dockum. Carol George of Saratoga weekend with Donald and Eugenia George.
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Donald George
Jolly Janes
Eleanor
Jermain United Methodist Church
Duane
Mary Robinson
Jermain Church
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Pleasant Valley Grange May meeting highlights 3 M theme
South Cambridge May 18 meeting led by Master Ernest Trinkie focused on the 3 M theme May Day Mother's Day Memorial Day. Flora Edily read Daffodils, Teresa led a mothers quiz, Trinkle and Pauline Jones paid tribute, and a memorial service honored deceased members. English and Yolanda English Vera Trinkle Hazel Welling performed.
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Pleasant Valley Granges
Ernest Trinkie
Patricia Hamilton
Flora Edily
Teresa
Beadle
Trinkle
Pauline Jones
William
Yolanda English
Vera Trinkle
Hazel Welling
English
Rodney Brownell
America
Hamilton
Vivian Bordens
North Bennington Community Calendar Notices and Events
Community notes list rides for St Johns Parish attendees to a Vermont Laity meeting in Arlington. Memorial Day program at North Bennington War Memorial School Friday May 25 at 1 p.m. Pillow contest June 1 at 8 30 p.m. Four classes with pillows limited to 24 inches thick and 16 inch square or diameter. Junior muffin winners named. Rural Life Sunday May 27 2 30 p.m. at West Hebron Presbyterian Church. Washington County Pomona meets June 9 at 1 p.m. Final neighbor night program Whitehall Grange theme Opportunity 101. Fifth Degree conferred by County Degree team. Goodrich family visit from Ontario Canada.
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Hamilton
Rural Life
West Hebron Presbyterian Church
Welling
English
Beth Jones
David English
Michael
Vickie Jones
Duane Robinson
Washington County
Pomona
Whitehall Grang
Rodney Brownell
Park and Recreation Committee
Arlington Memorial High School
Manchester
Zion Episcopal Church
Bennington
Arlington community probes roots of drug abuse lecture
Arlington residents discussed local factors fueling alcohol and drug use at a three hour session led by Brian McGuire of the state Alcohol and Drug Abuse Division. Participants formed groups, identified community leadership gaps, and planned actions including expanded programs and a park project to unite residents.
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Charles Bonent
Arlington
McGuire
United Counseling Service
Bennington
Battenkill
Stephen Greene Press names Orion Barber vice president
Stephen Greene Press in Brattleboro announces three new officers: Orion M Barber III as vice president and Hanneh M Bucossi as treasurer, joining Stephen Greene as president and sales manager and Janet Greene as senior vice president. The changes follow Barber’s former roles at Colonial Press and D C Heath and Company, with Hamilton remaining an associate editor.
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Stephen Greene Press
Orion Barber
Brattleeboro
Russell D. Hamilton
Orion M. Barber
Hanneh M. Bucossi
Brattleboro Bank
Fir
Hamilton
Greenfield
Mass
New England
Franklin Spier, Inc
Franklin Watts
Avon
Brattleboro
Barber
Colonial Press
Clinton
Harvard College
US. Army
Germany
D.C. Heath and Company
Lexington
Board of
Shirley
Harber
Stephen Green Press
America’s
Francis Ross Holland Jr
John Held Jr
Barker
Carol Heald
Twso
South Street
Norton Barker
Bennington
Hannah Bucassi
The
Press
Extension “Service
Mental health council elects new officers in Mendon
Vermont Council of Community Mental Health Services elected new officers at its annual Mendon meeting. John R. Morrison becomes president, Gilbert Alcher as vice president, Ann Kimberly as secretary, Roger Strauss as treasurer, and Gerald Errion as legislative chairman. The group, formed to coordinate state mental health agencies, aims to cut institutional care and boost after-care, with a precare program to treat most patients in home communities.
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Mendon
Vermont Council of Community Mental Health Services
John R. Morrison
Windham County Mental Health Service
Gilbert Alcher
Rutland County Mental Health Service
Ann Kimberly
Addison County
Roger Strauss
Washington County
Gerald Errion
Northeast Kingdom
Vermont Council of Community Mental Services
Arlington Snowmouse Club Holds First Annual Meeting
The Arlington Snowmouse Club met May 14 at Bailey Hall East Arlington with 22 families represented. A 89-person covered dish supper preceded a brief business session. Officers were elected: Fred Rieben president Keith Squires vice president Mrs Beatrice Mattison secretary Mrs Dorothy Dusha treasurer 140 Bentley Nick Monte Harry Pickering Jr Jane Stroffoleno board of directors. The club thanks landowners for access and plans the next meeting for Sept 10.
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Arlington Snowmouse Club
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Fred Rieben
Keith Squires
Beatrice Mattison
Dorothy Dusha
140 Bentley
Nick Monte
Harry Pickering Jr
Janes Stroffoleno
Carol Stroffoleno
Reguar
Bennington County Horse Show Entries Listed
Entries for the Bennington County Horse Show to be held Sunday May 27 at Bald Mountain Farm Arlington fund Bennington County Humane Society. Early Vermont riders include Charles Dewey III Janet Frantz and Debbie Jessen with others from Arlington Brattleboro Danby Dorset Middlebury Montpelier Newport Pownal Rupert St. Johnsbury Shaftsbury Springfield Vergennes Windsor Woodstock. New York riders come from Salem Gansevoort and Glens Falls. Show times start 8 10 am to 8 30 am.
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Arlington
Bennington County
Bennington
Charles Dewey III
Janet Frantz
Debbie Jessen
Vermont
Brattleboro
Danby
Dorset
Middlebury
Montpelier
Newport
Pownal
Rupert
St. Johnsbury
Shaftsbury
Springfield
Vergennes
Windsor
Woodstock
New York State
Salem
Gansevoort
Glens Walls
Bible Story Hour Held At West Arlington NaShreee
West Arlington residents gathered Friday afternoon for a Bible Story Hour at the NaShreee. Dr Tibbetts told the Moses and Ten Commandments tale and led a group prayer. Children sang hymns and punch and birthday cake were served for April May June birthdays.
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West Arlington NaShreee ‘Giests
Norris ‘Tibbetts
West Arlington
Dr. Tibbetts
Moses
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