Senior Citizens Notes Public card party and events at center
A Friday 8 p.m. public card party with Pitch and 500, prizes and refreshments is announced. Also planned are arts and crafts, puppet making, bowling for ages 55 plus, painting lessons, a flu clinic for 55 plus, a visit from Rockingham Center, pantomimes by Mrs. Ruth Walker, and a social for shut-ins at the center with dates from Oct 7 to Oct 15.
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Bennington Lanes
Rockingham Center
Bennington
Muriel Bohne
Ruth Steinman
Bennington College
Ruth Walker
Love pheromones eyed to lure rats to poison
Amherst scientist Dr. Anthony Gawienowski, backed by a U.S. Army grant since December, investigates rat pheromones to attract rodents for poisoning. The study also explores beaver pheromones and potential applications to other animals and even humans, hinting at broader perfume and deodorant implications.
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Amherst
Mass
UPI
University of Massachusetts
Anthony Gawienowski
U.S. Army
Army
Gawienowski
Three Moderates to Represent U.S. at World Synod of Bishops
Three American cardinals near the liberal center will lead U.S. participation in the World Synod of Bishops opening Oct. 11. Cardinal John F. Dearden of Detroit, Archbishop Terence Cooke of New York, and Cardinal John J. Wright head the American slate. They are joined by four more Americans including Archbishop Marin J. O’Connor and Msgr. Joseph L. Bernardin, with others from the Eastern Rite and religious orders. The event focuses on the pope bishop relationship and global church governance.
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World Synod of Bishops
Vatican Cire Upi
John F. Dearden
Detroit
The&s
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Terence J. Cooke
New York
John J. Wright
Vatican Congregation For the Clergy
Dearden
Episcopal Conferences
Vatican
United States
Cooke
Cardinal Francis Spellman
Spellman
Wright
Pittsburgh
Roman Curia
Marin J. O’connor
Scranton
Penn
Pontifical Commission For Social Communications
Msgr
Joseph L. Bernardin
Washington
United States Bishops Conference
Synod
Wladislaw Rubin
Rembert E. Weakland
Benedictines
Union of
Superiors General
Ambrozij Senyshyn
Philadelphia
Region of Real Scenery and Castles To Be Described Sunday
English writers Marie Hartley and Joan Ingilby arrive in New York en route to Bennington for a slide lecture at the Gov McCullough Mansion on Sunday October 5 at 4 p.m. They will feature Wensleydale life today and its historic castles amid Yorkshire Dales lore. Admission is free.
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Marie Hartley
Joan Ingilby
New York
Gov. McCullough
North Bennington
Yorkshire Dales
Wensleydale
England
Bolton
Hartley
Ingilby
Anne Schlabach
Bennington College
Vermont
Miss Hartley
Yorkshire
London
York
McCullough
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