Vermont sportsmen urged to boost image and funding
Ed Kehoe Vermont Commissioner of Fish and Game urged to rally tough fair hunters to sell the sport to lawmakers and the public. He cited 154000 hunters in Vermont 40000 from out of state and an estimated 12 million dollars in annual state economic impact. John Randolph Vermont Sportsman editor warned posting lands threaten access as landowners and hunters drift apart. He highlighted need for better training and open space tax relief while noting exurban growth and urban demand raise posting pressure.
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Joan Colgan
Ed Kehoe
Vermont
Fish and Game Department
Dorset Sportsmen’s Club
Southern Vermont Federation of Sportsmen
Kehoe
CBS
Maine
John Randolph
Vermont Sportsman
Randolph
Vermont Sportsman’s Clubs, Inc
Vermont Open Space Tax Coalition
Coalition
Massachusetts
Dorset School Board Discusses New Policies at Meeting
Dorset School Board met at Dorset Elementary School with three parents to review policies on instruction selection, student supervision, public relations, visitors and discipline. Notices urged parents to visit next week for American Education Week with split attendance by last name. A 9 a.m. coffee briefing on the reading program followed by 9:30 a.m. classroom visits. DES plans a December 2 trip to Manchester Elementary to see the Hartford Ballet Nutcracker Suite.
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Dorset
Dorset School Board
Manchester
Des
Hartford Ballet
Dorset Historical Society Plans November Meeting Program
The Dorset Historical Society invites the public to an 8 p.m. November 19 meeting in the United Church vestry featuring a bicentennial film 1776 a skit by local elementary pupils and a new color film The Robinsons Vermont Rowland Robinson a 19th century writer lived near Vergennes in a museum home. The Long Trail School Fall Work Week ended November 7 with students and staff offering services in Dorset and Manchester for income or donations to fund field trips and the school newspaper about 280 has been saved in the Long Trail Student Savings Account.
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The
Dorset Historical Society
Vermont
Rowland Robinson
Vergennes
United Church
Dorset-Manchester
Long Trail
North Bennington and Shaftsbury School Board Meetings
The North Bennington School Board will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday Nov 20 at the SVSU Media Center. The Shaftsbury School Board will meet Nov 17 at 7 30 p m at the school. Update on the ceiling mechanical problems and the Midwinter Program will be given by Principal Sam Carrara.
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North Bennington
SVSU
Shaftsbury
Sam Carrara
Ski Ski Sale and Winter Sports Fair Draws Record Profits
The Ski-Skate Sale and Winter Sports Fair at Pine Cobble School in Williamstown Mass led by Mary Lou Briggs raised record funds for the school's scholarship fund after selling 1000 articles. Bennington residents Joyce Dunham, Ruth Matteson, Judith Mares, and Elizabeth Stratton won ski passes and lessons. David Tilgner and Matthew Martel helped raise over $50 in raffle tickets.
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Navy
Pine Cobble School
Williamstown
Mass
Mary Lou Briggs
Bennington
Joyce Dunham
Killington
Ruth Matteson
Shadowbrook
Pownal
Judith Mares
Berkshire
David Tilgner
Matthew Martel
Elizabeth Stratton
Linda Shapiro
Jerry Baran
North Adams
Briggs
Talks at Williams College Cover Energy, Labor, and Puberty Study
Stewart Udall, former Interior Secretary and brother of Morris Udall, will speak on Current Issues in Energy and Environment at Williams College. Peggy Uman and Margaret Ribbar will discuss Berkshire County organizing for domestic and service workers. Dr. John Vandenbergh will lecture on Factors Controlling the Puberty of the Female Mouse, exploring social factors in sexual maturation.
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Williamstown
Mass
Stewart Udall
Morris Udall
Jesup Hall
New York Times
Udall
America
National Labor Federation
Berkshire County
Griffin Hall
Williams College
Peggy Uman
Savoy
Margaret Ribbar
Amherst
California
Long Island
John Vandenbergh
North Carolina Department of Mental Health
Thompson Biology Laboratory
IBM Corporation
Williams Biology Department
Vandenbergh
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Raleigh
N.C
Arlington Route 7 store hours for November weekend
Arlington The Arlington Country Variety Store at Route 7 in Arlington will be open 8 30 a m to 11 p m on Friday November 14 and 4 a m to 10 p m on Saturday November 15. Make us your headquarters for all your hunting needs.
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Arlington Country Variety Store
Route 7
Arlington
Sunapee Trout Monitored To Save Endangered Species
Dr George LaBar and team at the University of Maine trap Sunapee trout in Flood Pond Maine insert small radio transmitters to study spawning patterns. The rare fish spawn in a few hundred square feet of the 650 acre pond and only on cold windy nights as researchers seek to recreate conditions to prevent extinction. The project tracks movement across the lake to learn its habits and habitat needs.
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Arthur Frederick
East
Eddington
Maine
UPI
George LaBar
Migratory Fish Research Institute
University of Maine At
Orono
LaBar
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Bennington Flag Highlights Mount Vernon Bicentennial Events
Mount Vernon events include flying the Bennington Flag at the main gate, publishing George Washington's papers in sixty volumes, and a France gift light show. Vermont’s Mrs. A John Holden Jr reported on Grand Council meetings and the Bennington Flag presentation by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 609. The Father of Liberty nightly show runs June through August 1976 at the Washington estate.
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Mount Vernon
Bennington
George Washington
France
Vermont
Mount Vernon Ladies Association
A. John Holden Jr
Montpelier
Grand Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 609
Washington Estate
Potomac
Gaston Papeloux
Gaston Bonheur
Donald Jackson
University of Virginia
The
National En
Arlington and Sandgate weddings and Grange notes from Vermont
Nancy Tschorn and Edwin Nurge were married November 8 at Sandgate Methodist Church with Rev. Ed Clark officiating. Daughters Karen Christiansen and Emma Hertlein served as bridesmaids, while William Henry was best man. Reception at the Christiansen home. the couple will live on Hamilton Hollow Road. Bennington Grange hosted Ethan Allen Pomona Grange with safety education programs and awards. Other items note driver education funding concerns, safety improvements, and upcoming Grange events and toy sale at Mt. Equinox.
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Nancy Tschorn
Edwin Nurge
Sandgate
Emma Hertlein
Maple Hill Road
Arlington
Sandgate Methodist Church
Ed Clark
Karen Christiansen
New York City
William Henry
Mark Christiansen
Robert Blaikie
Chris Blaikie
North Granby
State Grange
Maurice Matteson
Home Co Cairman
Pomona
Theresa Wood
Taconic Grange
Mt. Equinox
Battenkill
Bennington
Mt. Equinox Grange Hall
Grange Center
Austin Rumaity
Betsy Ross
Coleman Mason
Manchester
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Arthur Hicks
Dewey St
Metropolitan Life
New York, N.Y
Williams Action Coalition
National Labor Relations Act
Federation
Christucas
Fishmere
Main St
Shultz
Shale Jewelers
American Go
Society
Main Street
Vermott
Enfield
West Arlington
Grange
Bennington Grange
Ethan Allen
Aetna Public Service
Lillian Wood
Chittenden
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