Oversubscribed party permits in New York deer areas
New York Conservation Department reports most deer management areas to be oversubscribed despite a 22 percent permit increase. Adirondack area O narrowly oversubscribed, Catskill and western areas largely oversubscribed, with computer selections needed. Some areas will issue permits to all applicants, and many still have unfilled quotas and second-choice opportunities. Northern zone leaders begin notification the week of Oct 6.
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Albany
N.Y
New York Conservation Department
Adirondack
Catskill
Adirondacks
Battenkill Grange notes outline October program
West Arlington reports on a Battenkill Grange gathering held Wednesday October 1 with ritual and floor work led by Deputy Clarence Decker Sr. A letter by Kenneth Simington from Vietnam titled Dear Mom and Dad, and My God How Can It Be is read. selections include October in Vermont and Columbus Day. Upcoming events include Ethan Allen Pomona Grange meeting October 14 with a community supper. Halloween party falls next with youth programs and UNICEF collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Clarence Decker Sr
Kenneth Simington
Washington
George Cooledge
Senator McClellan
John Scott
Vietnam
Simington
Vermont
Mabel Crofut
Yellowstone Park
Randy Clayton
Columbus Day
Clarence Decker
Ethan Allen Pomona Grange
Mt. Equinox Grange Hall
Manchester Center
Roy Crofut
Christy Whitman
Jesse Harrington
Louise
Richard King
Alford
Darlene Whitman
Rebecca Mattison
Debbie Wright
Battenhill Grange
Unicef
Arlington calendar busy week at Community House and temples
Arlington events list shows a busy week with meetings and activities at Community House and local temples. Highlights include TOPS at 7 p.m. Monday, Well Baby Clinic Tuesday afternoon, ARP and Chorale rehearsals, OBS and Red Mount meetings, Battenkill Grange social and more, with a transportation line listed for Tuesday.
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Community House
Arlington
American Association For Retired Persons
Arlington Chorale
West Arlington
Red Mt
Masonic Temple
Martha Canfield Library Adds September Titles
The Martha Canfield Library added new books in September for adults and juveniles. Adult titles include The Kingdom and the Power by Packer and The House on the Strand by Du Maurier, among others, while juveniles feature All About Strange Beasts of the Present by Lemmon and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory by Dahl.
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Martha Canfield
Taleese
Packer
Longyear
Tubbs
Frere
Skirrow
Lemmon
Dahl
Howe
Williams College Museum Receives 450-Year-Old Tapestry
The Williams College Museum of Art in Williamstow n Mass unveils a rare 450 year old French millefleurs tapestry donated by Miss Lois Clarke. The eight foot piece, dating to the early 16th century, features unicorns, lions, rabbits and birds amid floral work and was likely woven in Loire ateliers. It was displayed after a reception to a small invited audience, with a commemorative poem read by Barbara Howes Smith. The piece originated from Chateau de Courances near Etampes and has a storied history including burial in a Paris garden during the 1870 siege.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College Museum of Art
S. Lane Faison
Lois Clarke
Lenox
New York City
Miss Clarke
Earl E. Weston
Williams
Art Museum
Clarkes
Stockbridge
Fais
Blashfield Room
Barbara Howes Smith
Pownal
Faison
Tire
Chateau de Courances
Etampes
Paris
New York
Alexander W. Drake
Shaftsbury Grange Meeting Notes and Book Return Request
Shaftsbury remarks list members including Mabel Mattison Ella Cross Edith McCarthy Viola Myers Elizabeth Cross Theresa Wood and Joan Wood with state master and deputy Clarence Decker present. Grange to meet Oct 28 at 8 pm in Grange Hall. Teacher Norman Lariviere seeks a former student’s copy of Melody Mutton Bone and Sam by L Davis for return to the school.
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Mabel Mattison
Pomona
Ella Cross
Flora
Edith McCarthy
Asst
Viola Myers
Elizabeth Cross
Theresa Wood
Joan Wood
Clarence Decker
Grange
Grange Hall
Norman Lariviere
Shaftsbury Elementary School
Melody, Mutton Bone
Sam
L. Davis
Williams College Opens Adult Course on Musical Masters
Openings remain for a 10 week adult education course titled A Look at 10 Musical Masterpieces starting Tuesday Oct 14 at 8 pm in Courier Hall. Taught by Irwin Shainman founder and Berkshire Symphony conductor for 11 years the class covers Bach Mozart Beethoven Wagner Debussy and Stravinsky with no prior musical training required. Register at the Provost's office or at the first session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Currier Hall
Irwin Shainman
Berkshire Symphony
Bach
Mozart
Beethoven
Wagner
Debussy
Stravinsky
Walloomsae ALTAR ROSARY SOCIETY September meeting notes
The Walloomsae Altar Rosary Society held a September meeting after the 7:30 p.m. mass in the parish hall. Town taxes are due by November 1, 1969 with penalties after that date. payments may be mailed or made in person to Town Clerk Julia France at Searsburg Vermont 05363. The Rev John J. Ryan led prayer to open and close the session. officers were re-elected: Miss Mary A. Doyle president, Mrs Gordon Hoag vice president, Mrs John Galvin secretary, Mrs Robert Hebert treasurer. A card party is planned for October 27 in the parish hall, with a committee meeting October 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Miss Doyle's. Several members are in hospitals or at home. The door prize was won by Mrs Jacob Brandalik.
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Altar Rosary Society
Julia France
Searsburg
Wilmington
Vermont
Mary A. Doyle
Gordon Hoag
John Galvin
Robert Hebert
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