First Congregational Rev to Speak. Refugee Clothing Drive
The First Congregational Church will host Rev Dr Earle H Ballou of Chester as guest preacher next Sunday. Church Women of Zion lead an emergency clothing drive for Church World Service with collections at Zion and other area churches through Thanksgiving. Oslo Parliament rejected a Socialist motion to urge U S bombing stoppage in North Vietnam 73 to 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Earle H. Ballou
Chester
China
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Jerome J. Hevey
Attleboro
Mass
Neil E. Cross
Church Women of Zion
Church World Service
Zion Church
Zion
Mid- East
Raymond Brown
Church Missions Committee
Oslo
UPI
Norway
America
North Vietnam
New Williams Trustee Named to Enlarged Board
James W. Stevens of New York, a 1958 Williams College graduate, is elected to a three year term as youngest trustee. He is a vice president at First National City Bank and will join two other new members as Williams expands its board from 17 to 20. Stevens married to Ann H. Shepard of New Canaan and they have one child.
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Williamstown
Mass
James W. Stevens
New York
Williams College
Stevens
First National City Bank of New York
Williams Board of Trustees
Massachusetts
The
City Bank
New England
National Division
Aerospace and Electronics
Wall Street
Specialized Industries
Institutional Planning
Williams
Williams Record
New York University
Ann H. Shepard
New Canaan, Conn
Fire Held To Attic In Sunderland
Firefighters from Arlington and Manchester responded to a blaze at the Randall home on the back road between East Arlington and Manchester. The attic and wing sections were damaged by a stove pipe fire, with 20 Arlington volunteers and six Manchester firefighters on scene for over two hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Randall
East Arlington
Manchester
C. Lee Marsh
Arlington Fire Department
Everett Randall
Marsh
Arlington
Weevils Move North in Vermont in 1967
The alfalfa weevil spread northward in Vermont during 1967 and rose in numbers. Rain and bumper hay crops limited damage south of a central line. northern areas faced potential, widespread damage. Winter snow cover and early field practices will shape next season, with chemical control guidance due in early 1968.
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Vermont
Burlington
Chittenden
Franklin
Lamoille
Washington
Orleans
Caledonia
Pine Cobble Awards To Athletes At School Assembly
Pine Cobble School held a sports assembly at the Carriage House with Headmaster Robert Jones opening remarks. Varsity soccer and field hockey players received letters and junior varsity soccer players earned certificates. Clarence Chaffee presented the Chaffe Bowl to Peter Brown for MVP, Philip Adams earned most improved in varsity soccer, Sandy Erickson won most valuable in field hockey, while JV soccer MVP went to Michael Fedotowsky and JV most improved to Rick Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Robert Jones
Clarence Chaffee
Williams College
Peter Brown
Philip Adams
Bennington
Sandy Erickson
Michael Fedotowsky
North Adams
Rick Hamilton
Promiscuity blamed as prostitutes lose business and venereal rates rise
In Boston Dr Nicholas J Fiumara of the state Health Department warned that promiscuity is driving prostitutes out of business not from more religion or policing but from the attitude why pay for something when you can get it free He cited a 240 percent rise in venereal disease over nine years at a conference of crime commissions Also in Massachusetts a stray elephant named Candy wandered 11 miles from Worcester prompting police and rescue aid to transport it back to its owner in a van
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Boston
API
State Department of Health
Nicholas J. Fiumara
State Division of
National Association of Citizens Crime Commissions
Fiumara
Candy
Sullivan
Pine Cobble Ski Skate Sale Sets Athletic Fund Boost
Pine Cobble School PTA reports its ski skate sale and book fair at the school on November 10 and 11 were very successful. Net proceeds totaled 386.85 for the athletic fund and 78.10 for the library fund, with thanks extended to families in Bennington Williamstown and North Adams for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Thomas W Hall Jr
PTA
Hall
Bennington
North Adams
Williams Bookstore
School Library
Pine Cobble To Give SSAT Testing for Private Schools
Pine Cobble School in Williamstown Mass will administer the Secondary School Admission Test on Saturday Dec 9 for students planning to attend private secondary schools in September 1968. Applications must be in Princeton NJ by Nov 25 and brochures are available at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Princeton
N.J
Turkey Day Early At Manchester Elementary School
Manchester Elementary School will host a turkey dinner Wednesday at school and Thursday at home for students. The menu features Vermont turkey with gravy cranberry sauce sweet potato mashed potato peas milk bread butter and pumpkin pie. MES hot lunch staff and volunteers will assist in serving the meal for Thanksgiving with friends and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Clarence Rogers
Marguerite Bushee
Janice Spaulding
Elsie Dufresne
Sarah Reynolds
Mary Weeks
MES
Eugene V. Kayatta
Robert P. Wood
Neil E. Cross
Pownal Scout and Brownie Meetings Schedule Update
The Pownal Boy Scout Troop 347 meets tonight at 7 in the Scout Hut. Tuesday meetings at Pownal Baptist Church include Boys' Club and Missionettes from 6:30 to 7:30, plus a mid week prayer service at 7:30. Brownie troops began a project making sit-upons from waterproof materials. Mrs Ronald Martin, leader, requests sewing materials for future projects. Forty four girls were given notes about a 50 cent registration fee with Girl Scout Council. When registration finishes, ceremonies and pins will be presented. Groups meet Mondays at 3:15 p.m. at North Pownal School. open to girls in Grades 2 and 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout
Pownal Baptist Church
Missionettes
Pownal
Ronald Martin
Girl Scout Council
North Pownal School
Kennedy Anniversary Dinner Highlights Hoosick Falls Event
Hoosick Falls Mr and Mrs J Frank Kennedy of 38 Abbott Street were honored at a dinner by Mr and Mrs A J Salluzzo of River Street for their 20th wedding anniversary. Ten guests attended. The Kings Daughters Ministers Circle meets November 30 at 8 15 p.m. at Mrs John Friers home to plan Christmas charity work. A Thanksgiving community service is set for 10 a m Thanksgiving Day at the North Hoosick Methodist Church with Rev John Rhinesmith district superintendent of the Troy Methodist District as guest speaker. The North Hoosick Church choir, joined by other area churches, will sing. Rev Oswald Muller hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Kennedy
Abbott St
A.J. Salluzzo
River Street
Kennedys
The
Kings Daughters
John Frier
California Avenue
North Hoosick Methodist Church
John Rhinesmith
Methodist Church
Troy
North Hoosick Church
Williams Wins Kodak Grant
Williams College received a $5,000 unrestricted grant from Eastman Kodak under the 1967 educational aid program. The award is among 15 special grants this year to liberal arts focused colleges. Kodak notes total aid to education over seven years reaches about $19.2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Eastman Kodak Company
Williams
Eastman Kodak
R.W. Miller
Kodak
Company
Committee On
Red Mountain Chapter invites cards for Mrs Bentley
Members of Red Mountain Chapter CBS are asked to join a card shower for Mrs. Myra Betty Bentley at Roosevelt Hospital New York City. Arlington Cadettes enjoyed bowling at Bennington Lanes with Scouts Elaine Kreel Catherine Kreel Patricia Hawley Ann Hoyt Debbie Woodcock Maryanne Shoff JoAnn Moss led by Mrs. Duane Hoyt and Mrs. F John Hawley with Mrs. Helen Reardon and Ricky Hawley. Dr ONeil's office will close Nov 23 through 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Mountain
CBS
Myra
Betty) Bentley
Roosevelt Hospital
59Th St
10Th Ave
New York City
Arlington Cadettes
Bennington Lanes
Elaine
Catherine Kreel
Patricia Hawley
Ann Hoyt
Debbie Woodcock
Maryanne Shoff
JoAnn Moss
Duane Hoyt
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Michael Miller
P.O. Box
New Williams
Robert
Tolvo
Spring Street
S-M-L
Drysdale’s Free Parking
Bennington, VT
Henry M. Tuttle CO
Depot ST. Dial
of New
Cis
Turkey
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Oswald Muller
Grant
Capons
Walker
Helene Thompson
ATK
F. John Hawley
Helen Reardon
Ricky Hawley
O’neil
Atkins & Gould
Jewelers
Your Gift Center
Main ST
Vermont National
Vermont National Bank
Brattleboro
Bellows Falls
Jamaica
Ludlow
Newfane
Proctorsville
Springfield
Wilmington
Windsor
Woodstock
KCALL
Better Tv, Inc
Dial
Fleischmann
Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
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