Conservationists meet this month in New England
Boston reports a two day November meeting in Bedford New Hampshire for the tenth anniversary session of the New England Conservation Conference. Representatives from about 500 local commissions will assess a decade of regional conservation work, share experiences and discuss common problems near Manchester at the Sheraton Wayfarer Conference Center.
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Boston
Mass
Congress of Conservation Commissions
New England
Bedford
N.H
Harvard Business School
Conservation Commission
Northeast
Manchester
Sheraton Wayfarer
New England Natural Resources Center
State Associations of Conservation Commissions
Carling Brewing Company
Pownal United Methodist bazaar and church notices
The Pownal United Methodist Church hosts a two day holiday bazaar Friday 7 to 9 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Santa visits Friday 7 30 to 8 p.m. There are many tables and chairs and committee chairmen listed. A cabinet meeting for North Pownal Congregational Church is set for Tuesday Nov 10 at 7 p.m. Church services are Sunday at 10 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 a.m. The Vermont delegation attends a conservation congress with workshops and talks led by Justin Brande and Henry E Russell. The conference includes a lighthouse voyage presentation about coastal pollution and environmental issues.
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Pownal
Rhoda Mason
John Maxmillian
Daisy Dorman
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Jane Martin
Lillian Bassen
Charles Palmer
North Pownal
Conservation Commissions
William J. Duddleson
The
Conservation Foundation
Washington, D.C
Judy
Ben Emory
Dartmouth College
Atlantic
Calls for new concepts in education reshape local control
University of Vermont College of Education Dean Dr. Dean C. Corrigan described a redistribution of decision making in American education. He cited interdependence with state and federal authorities and a shift from unilateral authority to consensus driven leadership of superintendents as crucial.
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Burlington
University of Vermont College of Education
Dean C. Corrigan
Marble Island Club
Colchester
Corrigan
UVM
Johannes I Olsen
Champlain Valley Union High School
Charles Andrews
South Burlington
Orchard School
Harry McEntee
UVM College of Education
Charles Letters
College of Education
State Education Department
Manchester church all-jay Work Day slated this Saturday
The Pilgrim Fellowship of the First Congregational Church in Manchester plans an all-jay Work Day starting at 8 a.m. Saturday. Young workers will handle house and yard tasks to raise funds for their upcoming weekend retreat. Officers listed for contact: Dori Riker president, 362-1602. Vance Corum vice president, 867-2244. Kathi Ax secretary, 362-1604. Lynda Johnson treasurer, 362-2511.
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Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Manchester
Dori Riker
Vance Corum
Kathi Ax
Lynda Johnson
Veterans direct line to VA Center at White River Jct
Vermont veterans and dependents may reach VA Center staff directly via 1-800-622-4134 starting Nov 9. Callers pay local rates, tolls covered by VA, with service 8 am to 4 30 pm Monday to Friday. The line connects to representatives for compensation pensions vocational rehab education insurance medical care GI loans and related benefits.
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White River Junction
Vermont
Veterans Administration Center
M. Dawson Tyson
Dr. Tyson
Tyson
G.I
UVM Unveils Flexible Biology Major Path for Uncertain Students
The University of Vermont launches a two year exploratory biology program designed for students unsure of a concentration. It spans English chemistry math and plant and soil science in year one, with animal science options and tailored course plans in year two. Five students enrolled at start with more expected next fall.
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Burlington
University of Vermont
James G. Welch
Welch
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
College of Arts and Science
College of Technology
Bertie R. Boyce
Philip W. Cook
Donald E. Keyser
Charles C. Myers
Forester
David L. Weller
University of Vermont Laboratory
Francis J. Peterson
Kristin Howard
Local Sojourns and Social Notes From Hoosick Falls
Walloomsac residents Edward and Nora Cottrell visited family in Belle Fonte Pa Wheeling W Va and Florence Ky to see Scarlet Answer race at Latona Raceway Charles Telford returned from Rock City Falls Miss B A Leonard went home to Newburgh after two weeks with relatives Gordon and sis Hoag spent weekend with Barringer family and visited Isabella Quinlan in Eagle Mills OC Clayton Paddock had surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital Friday owners of Carelli hosted Jeffrey Bartholomew and Wendy Sue Suffern N Y Edward LaFortune Jr and party stayed with Schenectady friends Hoosick Falls Health Center residents held a Halloween Party Oct 28 with prizes donated by Mrs John Frier Auxiliary plans another party Nov 4 and meeting Nov 12 Nov 6 food sale at Ruditis Home Appliances on John Street
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Edward Cottrell
Kenneth Cottrell
Belle Fonte
Wheeling
W. Va
Florence
Scarlet Answer
Latona Race Way
Gordon Hoag
Edward Barringer
Troy
Isabella D. Quinlan
Eagle Mills
John Frier
LeRoy Pine
Jessie Bartoski
Joseph Carelli
Dorothy Roys
Miner Salisbury
Catherine Ellis
Mary Keegan
Mana Fox
Jessie Pine
Hazel Stewart
Henry Wolfrum
Nancy Liporace
McCarthy
Mary O’brien
Helen Roberson
Alice Hayes
Stanley Rimkunas
Ruditis Home Appliances
John Street
Veteran legislator returns to Shaftsbury seat
Shaftsbury voters re-elected Merritt Hewitt Sr. as District 42 representative with 869 votes, 551 Republican and 318 Democratic. Hewitt, of Double T Farm North Bennington, a former Shaftsbury representative and ex-senator, replaces Kelton Miller who ran unsuccessfully for lieutenant governor.
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Shaftsbury
Montpelier
Merritt Hewitt Sr
Hewitt
Double T Farm
North Bennington
Bennington County
Kelton B. Miller
Miller
County towns vote heavily to reelect and add justices
Arlington voters reelect five incumbent justices E W Mattison Sr Hermon Benjamin John Walen Terrance Riley Sr and Thurston Hulet and elect John B de Brun and Walter Corey as new justices Corey Whalen and Riley ran on the Democratic ticket Dorset reelects five justices and adds two new including one woman Manchester elects nine Republicans for justice terms Peru adds Arthur Kelton to its justices Pownal Readsboro Sandgate Sunderland Shaftsbury Sunderland Winhall Woodford updates on local judicial seats Manchester Recreation Association set meeting with by law draft and potential youth board seats
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Arlington
E.W. Mattison Sr
Hermon Benjamin
John Walen
Terrance Riley Sr
Thurston Hulet
John B. de Brun
Walter Corey
Corey
Whalen
Riley
Manchester
The
Recreation Association of
Richard Bartholomae
Bartholomae
Harlem Wizards at Saint Mary's Academy in Hoosick Falls
The New York Harlem Wizards will perform at Saint Marys Academy on Sunday November 15 at 2 p.m. They face the Hoosick Falls All Stars with Bill Corley 6 9 a UConn star and former All American in 1968 plus Wingo Hawthorne 6 8 and Tate Henderson 6 7. The Wizards boast an unbeaten streak since 1968 69 and claim to be the best independent pro team in the country.
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New York Harlem Wizards
Saint Mary’s Academy
Hoosick Falls All Stars
Wizards
Bill Corley
University of Connecticut
Uconn
Corley
Japan
Korea
Okinawa
Philippines
Long Island
Mineola High School
Nassau County
Add Wingo Hawthorne
Tate Henderson
Harlem
Ana Wie
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Pownals
Vera Langlais
Justin Brande
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Montperlier
Conservation Congress
Charles H. W. Foster
Massachusetts Department of Natural Resources
Massachusetts Association of Conservation Commissions
New Hampshire Society For the Protection of Forests
Rhode Island Association of Conservation Commissioners
Maine Association of Conservation Commissions
Connecticut Association of Conservation Commissions
Henry E. Russell
Foster
Heritage House
Maine
Augus
Bennington Road
SUN
Your Hosts
Dick and
Betty Manning
Bankamericard
Walloomsac
Berthahoag
Charles Telford
Mrs. Phillips
Rock City Falls
B.A. Leonard
Newburgh
Orville Walsh
Williams Walsh
Torrington
Conn
Walsh
Thomas Flynn
Schenectady
Co— Clayton Paddock
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey Bartholomew
Wendy Sue
Suffern, N.Y
Edward LaFortune Jr
Dick Gerard
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Dorset
Harold R. Beebe
Russell Parks
Claude Dern
Herbert Bowen
Henry Stone
Cornelia V. Tuttle
Sidney J. Meachem
Robert Treat
Ralph Fleming Jr
James B. Campbell
Oakley K. Porter
Stanley Hinkley
Laura Harwood
Blanchard Stone
Earl J. Fowler
Clyde H. Bryand Sr
Peru
Arthur Kelton
Eleanor Baldwin
William Johnson
John McWilliams
John Shuell
Harold Hicks
Marcel Langlais
Ellen Lillie
A. Colemen Mason
Charles F. Mason
Carolyn Peckham
Florence W. Towlee
Readsboro
Arthur Passaidi
Donald King
Elizabeth Baruzzi
Edward LeTourneau
Marshall Sprague
King
Sandgate
Mildred
North
Conlin
Mathilda Kenny
Raymond Agostini
Fred W. Lomberg Jr
William G. Lomberg
Edward W. Renner
Victor Harwood
Alvan J. Lawrence
L.D. Sanborn
Merton Snow
Frances Stacy
Bertha Thomson
Teresa Wood
Sunderland
George Carroll
Leon Cole
Clyde A. Dunlap
Howard Hill
Harry L. Stone
Carroll
Searsburg
Merton Rice
Charles Dearcopp
Albert France
Karma Putnam
Emilio Marchegiani
Gordon R. Rice
Winhall
Stanley Blow
Laurin Capen
Peter Clark
Raymond Guttroff
Marilyn Soble
Woodford
James Cleminson
Jesse Bugbee
James Gibney
Earl Potter
Phyllis Smith
Cleminson
Gibney
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick
Little League Park
Edith Craig Reynolds
Little League
Water Works
Policy Advisory Board
OEO
Elm Street
Bennington
Ed Lamb
Joseph Higgins
David Berlant
Anthony J. Wormusky
Ea Uresert Cas
Salem's Super Market
Evans
Main Street
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