Vermont Democrats reelect O'Brien and officers at Rutland meeting
Daniel J. O'Brien of South Burlington is reelected Vermont Democratic chairman with Madeline Keenan of St. Albans as vice chair and Madelyn Davidson of Montpelier as treasurer. Kathleen Slate of Newfane becomes secretary. The party will use part of funds raised during Hubert Humphrey’s Vermont visit to pay debts, after clearing over 8500 at the Rutland dinner. In Montpelier, Vermont, the federal food stamp program reached three counties with 600 certified families, totaling 18000 in stamps and over 25000 in merchandise, with one month needed to gauge participation.
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Rutland
UPI
Daniel J. O’brien
South Burlington
Vermont
Montpelier
UPS
Franklin
Grand Isle
la Moille
Mary Gibson
ACS leaders to address Vermont volunteers on Nov 9 planning day
Four representatives from the national American Cancer Society will speak to Vermont volunteers and staff at an all day planning session on November 9. Dr. Frank J. Vita will open at 11 a.m. with Saving Lives Through Service. Victor Swanson will discuss Are Funds Needed Now. Fred Learned will present Education Saves Lives. W Thomas Hellyar, with Dr. Henry L. Pratt, will lead an orientation for county officers.
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Montpelier
National Office of the
American Cancer Society
Vermont
Frank J. Vita
ACS
Victor O. Swanson
National Crusade
Fred Learned
W. Thomas Hellyar
Henry L. Pratt
Ver mont Old Cemetery fall meeting at Friends Church
The Vermont Old Cemetery Association holds its annual fall meeting at the Friends Church in Monkton Ridge on Saturday November 13. Officers and the Board of Assistants meet at 10 30 a m Luncheon is served at noon followed by a general meeting at 1 15 p m Reservations for the luncheon are appreciated but not required contact Mrs Leon V Bushey Bristol R D for reservations.
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Monkton Ridge
Vermont Old Cemetery Association
Friends Church
Leon V, Bushey
Bristol R,d
Toni Lafko
Stein Eriksen
Sugarbusl Valley
New England
Hotel Bradford
Boston
Boston Herald
Walter B. Hough
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
First Congregational Church
John Eckhardt
Burr and Burton Seminary
William Street
Eckhardts
Albright Installed as Vermont Church Council Executive Minister
Burlington reports Rev. Roger Lincoln Albright a former Rutland Herald staffer will be installed as Executive Minister of the Vermont Church Council. Services begin at 7:30 PM in Ira Allen Chapel at the University of Vermont. The council aims to unite Christian denominations and churches across Vermont to advance shared faith action.
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Burlington
Roger Lincoln Albright
Rutland Herald
Vermont Church Council
Servnces
Ira Allen
University of Vermont
Sporn Folsom Fund Created at RPI for Loans
Philip Sporn and Dr. Richard G. Folsom announce the Philip and Sadie Sporn Loan fund at RPI. Beverly Wright will headline a jazz concert with the Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra at the RPI Field House Friday at 8 30 p m during Military Weekend. Tickets are on sale in Albany Schenectady Glens Falls Troy and Troy reservations by phone 270 6262.
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Troy
Philip and
Sadie Sporn
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Philip Sporn
American Electric Power Company
New York
Richard G. Folsom
RPI
Sporn
AEP
Dr. Folsom
Beverly Wright
Jimmy Dorsey
Field House
Rotc of
van Curter’s Music Company
Albany
Fox and Murphy
Schenectady
Braydon and Chapman
Glens Falls
Copeland Travel Agency
Hoosick Board Approves Budget Despite Absence
Hoosick town board unanimously approves a total budget of 101,787.81 dollars, 13,105.06 lower than last year, with councilman E V Gorman objecting to a 17,000 dollar highway item for a new four wheel drive truck. Taxation amount awaited county rate and local assessments.
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Hoosick Falls
E.V. Gorman
Pittsfield High School athletics head dies at 57
Cornelius J. McMahon longtime Pittsfield High School athletics manager dies at St. Luke's Hospital. He founded the Pittsfield Teacher Credit Union and led it as president for four years. He leaves a wife, two daughters, a son, and siblings. Solemn High Mass planned at St Mark's Church Tuesday.
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Pittsfield
Cornelius J. McMahon
Pittsfield High School
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield Teacher Credit Union
Helen
Jane
Carol
Cornelius J. McMahon Jr
St. Mark’s Church
Canadian Election Today Climaxed Bitter Campaign
Canadian election day estimated 10 million voters could mark the end of an era for Liberal Lester B. Pearson and Conservative John Diefenbaker. The bitter two month race featured bribery charges and bomb threats as the two leaders vied for Parliament’s 265 seats with Liberal, Conservative and rising New Democratic Party forces in play.
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Ottawa
UPI
Lester B. Pearson
John Diefenbaker
Canada
Pearson
Diefenbaker
New Democratic Party
NDP
T.C. Douglas
Douglas
Store Reopens This Week in Manchester
Southwick's Ltd has been sold to John B. Foster an advertising executive from Montreal. He bought the property from Mr and Mrs E E Jannicky of West Arlington and plans redecorating while continuing sports clothing sales with some brand changes. Foster a former J Walter Thompson account director, is new to retail and is married to Sheila Ryan of Westmount with five children.
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Manchester
Southwick’s Ltd
John B. Foster
Montreal
Canada
Foster
E.E. Jannicky
West Arlington
J. Walter Thompson
U.S
Altar Rosary Society Elects Officers in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS N Y A meeting of the Altar Rosary Society was held Oct 25 in the Parish Hall of Immaculate Conception Church Recitation of the Rosary was led by Rev Charles E Baumann OSA Mrs Dominick Beninati conducted the business meeting and Miss Doyle was elected president for 1965 66 with Mrs Galvin vice president Mrs Hoag secretary and Mrs Hebert treasurer Refreshments were served by a committee led by Mrs O Malley Plans were made for a Christmas party to be held Nov 29 with Mrs Mary Smith chairwoman.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Altar Rosary Society
Immaculate Conception Church
Charles E. Baumann
Osa
Dominick Beninati
Morgan Burke
Mary Doyle
John Galvin
Gordon Hoag
Robert Hebert
Thomas O’malley
Local Residents Share News Across New York and Massachusetts
Walloomsne Mrs Hazel Baldwin visits son Richard in Sanborn N Y while Mrs Fred A Hoag returns home to Breese Hollow after convalescing. Hoag family stays with grandmother in Hoosick Falls for two weeks. Sittsner and Baldwin families visit Oscar Stewart. Mrs Harry Griswold Sr visits daughter Mrs Robert Baldwin as husband hunts in Maine. Gordon Hoag hosts Berlin dinner for Jane Fitzgerald's birthday. Henry Knowlton returns to Cambridge after time with daughter Mrs Edward Sullivan.
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Hazel Baldwin
New England Baptist Hospital
Boston
Richard
Sanborn
N.Y
Fred A. Hoag
Breese Hollow
Gordon
Harry Griswold Sr
Robert Baldwin
Maine
Gordon Hoag
Alice B. Fitzgerald
Berlin
Miss Jane Fitzgerald
Henry Knowlton
Cambridge
Mrs
Edward Sullivan
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