Stamford developer scraps Dutch Hill plans for Mohawk Trail venture
Stamford developer Harry S. Patten of Southern Vermont Land Co. announces a 400 acre Mohawk Trail recreational and commercial project between Hob Nob and Whitcomb Summit. He sells Heartwellville Lodge to Edward and R. Gaffney and divests Dutch Hill ski interests with Anthony Corsosimo. He will reapply for Stamford Farms subdivision and proposes a colonial artisan village with seasonal vacation homes and shops.
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Stamford
Harry S. Patten
Southern
Vermont Land Co
Heartwellville Lodge
Anthony Corsosimo
Brattleboro
Dutch Hill
Stamford Farms
Foxwood Farms
Hearthwellville Lodge
Readsboro
Edward and
R. Gaffney
New Providence
N.J
Corsosimo
Alpenwald
Hob Nob Restaurant
Whitcomb Summit
Florida
Patten
Southern Vermont Land Co
Bennington County Environmental Commission
Thanksgiving appeal urges donations to UCS of Bennington County
Dr. Walter LaGrange, president of United Counseling Service, appeals for local support as the annual fundraising drive seeks $20,000. After two weeks the campaign is extended with $5,823 raised so far. He notes many are thankful for no mental health issues in families and praises the nonprofit for handling illness without increasing taxes.
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Walter LaGrange
United Counseling Service of
Bennington County
UCS
November drive highlights Arlington Blood Bank effort
Arlington chairman Claire O Neill notes blood donated at Vermont Bloodmobile draws would cost $2000 per pint if paid for. Donors are urged to come Wednesday 1 to 6 PM at St. Margaret Mary's parish hall Route 7. November drive struggles to meet 100 pint quota due to deer season. New site offers parking and a snack bar.新增 staff includes nurses, canteen, telephone squad, bag assemblers, typist and lab techs.
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Arlington
Vermont
Claire O'Neil
Arlington Blood Bank
Blood Bank
Clement Belcher
John Haugsrud
Jillian Henderson
William Towne
Betty Tynan
Gilbert Wilcox
Gregory Cullinan
Debbie Cole
Alan Kess
Thurston Hulet
Philip Linde
Richard Pelsue
George Pike
Bernard Sinay
William White
George Carroll
John Keough
Rose Stone
Darlene Whitman
Kendy Trachte
Kristine Bacon
Pownal Pet Show Showcases Students Leadership and Pets
A large crowd gathered at Pownal Center School for a pet show run by fourth and third graders led by Miss Hinda Frankel. Pets ranged from dogs and cats to rabbits and a raccoon, with prizes awarded for fattest, cutest, smartest, and other categories as students planned posters, publicity, and judging under teacher guidance.
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Pamela Blakeman
Pownal
Pownal Center
Hinda Frankel
St. Bernard
John Winchester
Rosemarie Dorman
Susan Peckham
Zanda
Yvonne
Tina
Kelly Paradise
Joyce Lynn Pollett
Albert Dickinson
Michelle Pallini
Miss Fawkel
Williams College to host Time correspondent John Scott on The Soviet Commonwealth
John Scott, Time magazine special correspondent, speaks on The Soviet Commonwealth at Williams College Weston Language Center Wednesday at 8 p.m. Admission is free. Scott, a Philadelphia native, studied world affairs for 16 years and has written seven books including Hunger (1969).
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Williamstown
Mass
John Scott
Time Magazine
Williams College
Weston
Scott
Asia
Soviet Union
Mongolia
Middle East
Philadelphia
University of Wisconsin
General Electric
Schenectady
N.Y
Russia
Magnitogorsk
Moscow
London News Chronicle
China
Light turnout eyed in Vermont county primary election
Bennington County residents are expected to turn out in light numbers Tuesday for the special Democratic primary selecting a candidate for Vermont’s open U.S. House seat. Ten candidates compete, with Scout leaders from the Ethan Allen Council meeting Tuesday night in Pawlet to discuss communications and Morse Code teaching as part of a Boy Scouts program.
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Bennington County
Vermont
U.S. House of Representatives
Robert T. Stafford
Winston L. Prouty
Daniel Allen
Dennis
Pawlet
Taconic
Ethan Allen Council
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Denke
Bruce McMahon
Wallingford
Scout Council
S.C.A.R
J. Morrisseau
J. William O’brien
Bernard G. O’shea
George Abbott
John T. Alden
John H. Buik
Richard M. Mallory
Richard C. Thomas
Fred Westphal
Sunderland
Essence Mime Theatre opens at HVCC in Troy
The Essence Mime Theatre directed by Benny Reehl will perform Friday at 8 30 PM in Hudson Hall on the HVCC campus Troy. The show is free for students with ID, a dollar for the public. The twelve member troupe, touring the eastern U S and Montreal, will present twelve vignettes from its repertoire. The group traces Greek mime roots and blends juggling movement dance and pan tomime to offer topical, engaging theatre for all ages.
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Troy
N.Y
Essence Mime Theatre
Hudson Valley Community College
Benny Reehl
Hudson Hall
Troy College
HVCC
United States
Montreal
Reehl
Greece
Total Theatre
North Bennington Baptist Women Change Meeting Place
The Women s Fellowship of the North Bennington Baptist Church will meet Tuesday night at the church with a notice that the meeting place has been changed.
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Women's Fellowship of the
North Bennington Baptist Church
Arlington Calendar Of Meetings And Events
Arlington entries show voter hours for a special election at Arlington Memorial High School gym. Kindergarten to fourth grade conferences at Fisher Elementary cause K-4 students to miss school. Garden Club meets at Mrs. Kendall's home. Chorale rehearsals in West Arlington. Fish and Game Club meets at Legion rooms. Blood Bank at St Marys Hall. Shape-up classes at the high school gym. 4H food sale at Community House. Battenkill Grange social. The Fish and Game Club plans incorporation under Vermont law and will elect a board Tuesday evening followed by a wildlife movie.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Fisher Elementary School
Arlington Garden Club
Donald Kendall
Arlington Chorale
West Arlington
Arlington Fish and Game Club
Legion Rooms
St. Margaret Mary’s Hall
West Arlington Jrs
Community House
Battenkill Grange
Grange Halls
Vermont
First female dental students face stereotypes at UConn
Farmington Conn The first two women students at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine Caroline Samuels of Deep River and Donna Eteson of Worcester Mass say they are tired of being singled out as pioneers in a male dominated field Only a small share of American dental students are women They plan to pursue their DMDs and shrug off questions about why a woman would choose dentistry
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Farmington, Conn
University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine
Caroline Samuels
Deep River
Donna Eteson
Worcester
Mass
New School
Samuels
Eveson
Eteson
Smith College
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