Lions Club Plans Snowmobile Meet And Xmas Dinner
The Pownal Lions Club held its first bi monthly meeting with 22 members as plans were announced for a snowmobile meet in early 1971 co sponsored by Pownal Bennington and Norshaft Clubs at Green Mountain Park. A second annual Christmas dinner dance is set for December 12 at the Williams Inn and a Vermont Arthritis Foundation drive was launched with local letters mailed to raise funds to support research and services in the state.
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Bennington
Norshaft
Charles Elder
Green Mountain Park
Williams Inn
John L. Mason
Norman R. Strobridge
Heritage House
Pownall
Vermont
Arthritis Foundation, Inc
Burlington
Marcel A. Langlais
Urban planning expert to lecture at Williams College
C Harry Broley of Arthur D. Little in Washington, D C will speak on institutional transportation planning and the impact of political and financing arrangements on U S transportation systems at Williams College Lawrence Hall on Wednesday November 18 at 8 00 p m The lecture is part of a landscape series co sponsored by the Williams art department and the Center for Environmental Studies Broley formerly led the Center City Transportation Project for the federal Department of Transportation and has directed studies in Washington D C Saudi Arabia and Nigeria for Arthur D Little
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Onednesday
Lawrence Hall
Williams College
Broley
Arthur D. Little
Federal
Department of Transportation
Williams
Lenox
Boston
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Washington, D.C
Saudi Arabia
Nigeria
Williams Art Department
Center For Environmental Studies
Hunters bag deer on opening day near North Bennington
Among the successful hunters on the first day were John Bud Briggs Raymond Red Welch and the young James Mackey son of Mr and Mrs Robert Mackey Jim grandson of Maurice Peckham.
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John
Bud”’ Briggs
Raymond ‘“‘Red”’ Welch
James Mackey
Robert Mackey
Jim
Maurice Peckham
West Arlington club to meet November 18 at 1 p.m
Thanksgiving holiday alters schedule as the Home Extension Club of West Arlington holds its monthly meeting on Wednesday November 18 at 1 p.m. at the West Arlington Community House. The Peckham family tradition of good hunters is referenced.
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Home Extension Club of
West Arlington
West Arlington Community House
Peckham
Hansen to speak at Bennington planning meeting
Arlington lawyer John Hansen of the state attorney general's office will be the guest speaker at the Bennington County Regional Planning Commission meeting on Thursday November 19. He helped draft Act 250 and will cover planning zoning subdivision and health regulation legal aspects with a Q and A session.
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Arlington
John Hansen
State Attorney General’s Office
Bennington County
Fisher Elementary School
Christmas Bazaar at Zion Church in Manchester
Manchester's annual Christmas bazaar, run by the Guild of St. Margaret, takes place on Wednesday November 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Zion Episcopal Church Parish House with gifts, baked goods, wreaths, white elephants, a children’s table, and lunch items including sandwiches, doughnuts, and coffee. The rural council in Barrow-on-Soar rejects dieting, opting for lighter furniture as 68 council members meet.
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Manchester
Guild of St. Margaret
Zion Episcopal Church
Barow-On-Soar
England
UPI
Council
Hoosick Falls hears HUD funded low income housing plan
Hoosick Falls officials and Bennington representatives discussed federally funded low income and old age housing programs at a Thursday meeting. Bennington officials outlined 75 unit needs, local housing authorities, and potential funding for 100 percent financed projects with HUD guidance and VISTA input.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Bennington
Office of Economic Opportunities
David Berlant
Edward Lamb
Joseph Higgins
Bill Hunter
VISTA
Dr. Berlant
Lamb
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
New Books at Bennington Free Library Highlights
A list of new acquisitions across fiction science and social topics. Bradbury The October Country Buck Manda la Pearl Buck India Delderfield God Is an Holloway A Campaign for Pain Judson Alice Comes Home McComb Night Duty Nurse Traven The Night Visitor and Other Stories Wilson All the Best People Archer Hazlitt on the Theater Briddle Encouraging Community Development Bohannan Divorce and After Bowen Diabetic Gourmet Bush Pieces of the Action Cantor The Bernie Cornfeld Story Cooper Moon Rocks Ian Goldwater The Conscience of a Majority Golberg Introduction to Methods for Buying and Selling Stocks Holzer ESP and You Huie The Execution of Private Slovik Janeway What Shall I Do With My Money Matteson Associates Twenty Vermont Communities Morse Gardening in the Shade Sanders Making Good Communities Better Titler The Day the Red Baron Died Urry Flying Birds West Words for a Deaf Daughter Juvenile Beatty Hail Columbia Christopher Shortstop from Tokyo Cleaver Grie Walker Biven White Trust of the Swan Remember: If a book is out the library will receive it for you.
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Bradbury
Buck
Mandala
Pearl Buck
India
Delderfield
Holloway
Judson
Alice
McComb
Traven
Wilson
Archer
Hazlitt
Bohannan
Bowen
Bush
Cantor
Bernie Cornfeld
Cornfeld
International Mutual Fund
Cooper
Moon Rocks
Ian Goldwater
Golberg
Holzer
Huie
Slovik
Janeway
Matteson Associates
Vermont
Morse
Bennington Garden Club
Sanders
Red Baron
Richofen
West
Beatty
Columbia
Oregon
Christopher — ‘Shortstop
Tokyo
Grie
En Grae
Lady Ellen Grae
Walker
Trust of the
Swan
Skidmore group to tour Androcles and the Lion in schools
Regents Street theater group at Skidmore College plans a January road tour of a musical version of Androcles and the Lion by Aurand Harris. The 40 actors, students from Skidmore Colgate Union and Hamilton, rehearse January term 10 to 6, travel in two trucks, and perform twice daily in grade schools within about 50 miles of Saratoga Springs between January 18 and 29 1971.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Regent Street
Skidmore College
David Kieserman
Aurand Harris
Kieserman
Skidmore
Colgate University
Union
Hamilton Colleges
Atlantic City
Story Book Players
Cellist Douglas Moore to perform Bloch work with Berkshire Symphony
Williamstown Berkshire Symphony presents its second concert of the season on Friday November 20 at 830 pm in Chapin Hall. Julius Heggs conducts Hindemiths Symphonic Metamorphosis and Beethovens Symphony No 2 in addition to Blochs Schelomo performed by Moore a Williams College faculty cellist and member of The Williams Trio. Moore a Cedar Rapids Iowa native studied at Indiana University and Catholic University and has appeared with the Albany and Richmond orchestras and debuted as soloist with the Albany Symphony. Tickets available at the door or Hart’s Drug Store Williamstown students and children under 12 admitted free.
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Williamstown
Mass
Douglas Moore
Bloch
Schelomo
Berkshire Symphony
Chapin Hall
Julius Heggs
Hindemith
Carl Maria von Weber
Beethoven
Moore
Williams College
Williams Trio
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Indiana University
Fritz Magg
Berkshire Quartet
United States Army Band
Fort Myer
Virginia
Catholic University
Washington, D.C
Robert Newkirk
Richmond Symphony
Berkshire
Albany
Albany Symphony
Hart’s Drug Store
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Richard L. Beauchamp
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