Sierrans Tour Bog Draws Large Turnout in Tunbridge
About 60 people including many students joined a Sierra Club trip into oo Bog organized by Roger Ingolsby of Tunbridge. Guides were Bill Christianson and Howard Reed from the Fairbanks Museum. Damon's Crossing marked the start and the route followed an overgrown rail bed to Bog Pond Dam. Future trips planned for next spring will cap at 20 participants due to crowd size. DENVER Free University begins fall registrations with $10 fee per participant to cover operating costs.
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Tunbridge
Twin State
New England
The
Sierra Club
Oo Bog
Roger Ingolsby
New Sierra Group
Bill Christianson
Howard Reed
Fairbanks Museum
St. Johnsbury
Damon’s Crossing
Bog Pond
Ingolsby
Mr. Wright
Wright
Bennington
Johnson State College
University of Vermont
Johnson State
Jareckie
Long Trail trip reveals growth and bond among Bennington youths
Wright recalls guiding a Bennington youth group through a four week canoe trip in Vermont and New Hampshire. The voyage forged resilience amid rain and fatigue, sparked curiosity about college, and deepened respect for wilderness traditions. Campsites, streamside talks, and improvised lessons shaped both Staff and campers.
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Wright
Vie
Bennington
Willard Barber
Barber
Vermont
Room 301
Whiteface Mountain
Jareckie
Mr. Wright
Snowmobiles prove workhorse role in western ranching
Bruce West, a rancher from Rocky Point Wyoming, saved 70 percent of his 1 000 sheep in a April 1969 blizzard by using snowmobiles to search 30 foot snow drifts. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and other industries are adopting snowmobiles for work as well as recreation, with firms expanding rugged models for farm and utility use.
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New York
UPI
Bruce West
Rocky Point
Wyo
West
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
H. L. Pomeroy
Massey-Ferguson
251 Club Fall Meeting at Lake Morey in Fairlee
The 251 Club holds its fall foliage meeting at Lake Morey Fairlee on Sunday October 4 with a 1 p.m. buffet featuring steamship roast beef. Vermont History Society director Charles T Morrissey will outline Pavilion Office Building occupancy plans for fall 1971. The prize is a Mischief in the Mountains copy from Vermont Life magazine. Frances L Lampman of Pownal becomes a licensed real estate broker in Montana?
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Fairlee
Bonnie Oaks
Lake Morey
251 Club
Charles T. Morrissey
The
Vermont Historical Society
Pavilion
Vermont Life Magazine
Miss New England Beauty Queen Crowned At Hyannis Convention
Joel F Towart reports the 69th annual New England Professional Photographers Association convention in Hyannis Mass drew over 800 photographers for its largest trade show and print exhibit. The Miss New England pageant crowned Sally Miller of Cranston RI as 1970 queen. The association aims to keep pros updated on new techniques and trends.
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Joel F. Towart
North Bennington
Professional Photographers Association of New England
Hyannis
Mass
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Sierrans Tour
No Longer Free Denver
Denver Free University
George W. Sivler
Greg Scotten
Pomeroy
Gardner A. Caverly
Crotched Mountain Center
Greenfield
N.H
James E. Chandler
Katherine Arsenault
Pownal
Frances L. Lampman
Montpelier
Winslow
Watchdog Service
J.H. Winslow
Word OF Life Youth Crusade
With Jack Wyrtzen
Mount Anthony Union High School
Auditorium Park St
Bac Lapa Herde
Jack Wyrtzen Youth Crusade
Edward W. Bronson
Shaftsbury, Vermont
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
Gerald E. Morrissey
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
New
Better TV Inc
South ST
WRGB
Hene
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