Pownals Troop 347 heads to fall ramporee in Bennington
The Pownal Boy Scouts Troop 347 led by Scoutmaster Edward Reynolds will depart at 6 30 tonight from the Scout Hut for the annual fall ramporee at Deer Park in Bennington. Transportation is by several assist scouts and parents. In Williamsport area, public lectures on technological preservation are set for October 5 6 at Williams College with speakers Kenneth Hudson and Dean McHenry.
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Boy Scouts of
Pownal
Edward Reynolds
Deer Park
Bennington
John Bottess
Burt Lucier
Stella Bastion
John Winn
Charles Rounds
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Kenneth Hudson
History of Technology
University of Bath
England
Lawrence Hall
Europe
Hudson
Jesup Hall
Dean McHenry
University of California At Santa Cruz
Williams
James MacGregor Burns
College Art Department
Center For Environmental Studies
Berkshire County Historical Society
Pownal Center
Frederick Harwood
Donald Rogers
Joseph Tornabone
Joseph Tomasello
Philip Anderson
Burton Peckham
Joseph Tornabene
North Pownal
Tornabene
Roy
Manchester No Place For AWOL Soldiers
Manchester police identified Army E-4 Paul Dennis Tyler of Wells River as AWOL from Ft. Devens Massachusetts and held him until military authorities arrived. Earlier in the week, Army private Peter W. Ennis of Sunderland was arrested after a car crash on River Road. a warrant for Ennis had been outstanding since July.
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Manchester
Paul Dennis Tyler
Wells River
Ft. Devens
Mass
Tyler
Morris Beauregard
Peter W. Ennis
Sunderland
Hoff to Address Public Meeting for Senate Candidate
A public meeting for Philip H. Hoff, Democratic candidate for the U S Senate, will be held Monday night in Burr and Burton Seminary's multi purpose room in Manchester. After a brief speech, Hoff will answer questions in an informal discussion. The Hoff headquarters clarified the event is open to the public and not limited to the town Democratic Committee.
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Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Philip H. Hoff
U.S. Senate
Hoff
Burr and Burton
Manchester Town
Democratic Committee
Hilltop Girls 4H Club to Meet at Shaftsbury Elementary
Shaftsbury 4H Club will meet tomorrow at Shaftsbury Elementary School at 11 a.m. Girls nine years old wishing to join urged to attend. Taconic Grange special meeting set for Wednesday Oct 7 at 8 p.m. to elect officers. all members urged to attend.
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Hilltop Girls
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Elementary School
Taconic Grange
Moses Paintings Exhibit Opens at Boston Lord & Taylor Gallery
Hoosick Falls reports a second major exhibition of Forrest K. Moses, son of Grandma Moses, at The Prudential Center in Boston beginning Oct 15 with a champagne reception Oct 14. The show previously opened at the New York Lord and Taylor last May and may tour other stores nationwide. Also noted, the Hoosick Grange Booster Night Sept 28 elected Ralph Philpott master and Mark Brown lecturer, with Donald Locklin of Southern Vermont Computer Center speaking on its history and operations.
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Forrest K. Moses
Eagle Bridge
Grandma Moses
Lord & Taylor Gallery
Prudential Center
Boston
Mass
Lord and Taylor
New York
Hoosick Grange
Ralph Philpott
Mark Brown
Donald Locklin
Bennington
Southern Vermont Computer Center
Vermont man swears in as AID Near East and South Asia chief
Donald G. MacDonald of Williamstown Vermont was sworn in September 24 as Assistant Administrator for the Near East and South Asia at the State Department. The 48 year old veteran led AID's Vietnam Mission for four years and previously ran the Pakistan and Nigeria missions. He has held numerous posts in Washington and overseas, earning multiple AID honors. MacDonald will oversee one of AID's largest regional programs directing aid to India Pakistan Turkey Ceylon Afghanistan Nepal and Jordan with $405 million in fiscal year 1970 allocations.
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Washington, D.C
Donald G. MacDonald
Williamstown
Near East
South Asia
Agency For International Development
Maurice J. Williams
State Department
MacDonald
AID
Vietnam
Williams
Nigeria
Pakistan
Mutual Security Agency
Office of Public Services
Turkey
Washington
International Cooperation Administration
Agency of Aid
Congress
Alliance For Progress
National Civil Service League
Navy
Europe
Mediterranean
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Princeton
Wesleyan University
Barbara McCloskey
New York City
Mark
Donald, Jr
Jean
Ingomar St
Williamstown, VI
NESA
India
Ceylon
Arlington Memorial High launches magazine drive by seventh and eighth graders
Arlington Memorial High School seventh and eighth graders yesterday began their annual magazine drive under the Perfect School Plan. They will finish on October 12 with an open house for Mr and Mrs James L Strof Foleno in East Arlington on October 18 from 2 to 6 p.m to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary featuring a money tree.
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Arlington Memorial High School
James L. Stroffoleno
East Arlington
Rummage Sale Planned by North Bennington Church Group
Mrs Eleanor Schaffer chairs a rummage sale Saturday from 10 a m to 2 p m at the North Bennington Congregational Church. She is assisted by members of the Women's Fellowship.
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Eleanor Schaffer
North Bennington Congregational Church
Women’s Fellowship
Davis visits Stratton as art strata award stars shine
Stratton’s Stratton Art Gallery awarded gold stars to 24 works chosen by visiting judge Miss Toshiro Takaezu of Clinton New Jersey. She praised pieces by John Semple Gus Heinze Wick Ahrens Thomas de Giacomo Judith Brown Jane Armstrong James Carpenter Courtenay Pollock Clair van Vliet Chapin Davis Sonja Bullaty Deborah Benenson John Wait Hubert Schriebl Duncan Campbell Michael Nigro Edward Lincoln Tommy Knappe and more. Gov Deane C Davis attended and the festival showcased silversmithing a marionette show and a concert lineup including the Brattleboro Music Center Earth Theatre demonstrations continue this weekend.
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Stratton
Toshiro Takaezu
Clinton
N.J
Takaczu
Princeton University
Smithsonian Institute
Cleveland Museum of Art
Everson Museum
Syracuse
Miss Takaezu
Thomas de Giacomo
John Semple
Gus Heinze
Wick Ahrens
Thomas Clark
Judith Brown
Jane Armstrong
James Carpenter
Courtenay Pollock
Clair van Vliet
Chapin Davis
Sonja Bullaty
Deborah Benenson
John Wait
Hubert Schriebl
Duncan Campbell
Michael Nigro
Edward Lincoln
Tommy Knappe
Stratton Crafts Festival
Gov. Deane C. Davis
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Peter Wendland
Hansel and Gretel
Syrotiak
Brattleboro Music Center
The
Earth Theatre Tomorrow
One Car Crash Leaves Minor Injuries In Manchester
Charles L. Cole 44 of Sunderland suffered slight injuries in a morning crash at River and Richville Roads. He overshot the intersection, crossedRiver Road and struck an embankment. His 1966 Chevrolet station wagon had major front end damage. Cole was treated by Dr. Clifford Harwood. Officer Morris Beauregard investigated.
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Manchester
Charles L. Cole
Sunderland
River
Richville Roads
Cole
River Road
Clifford Harwood
Morris Beauregard
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Sateen
Manchester Ctr
Wickes
Frigidaire
North Street
Sheilah Miller
Catamount National Bank
Manchester Center
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Vermont Man
Afghanistan
Nepal
Jordan
Arlington
Helene Thompson
North Bennington
Davis
Toshiro Takaozo
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Tania Morgan
Festival
Walker
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Benmont Avenue
Bennington, Vermont
FDIC
Vermont National
Main ST
Word OF Life Youth
Jack
Wyrtzen
Mount Anthony Union High School
Park St., Bennington, VI
Jack Wyrtzen
John Hill Jr
Viasat
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