Certificates of Merit To Be Awarded Woodsmen in Dorset and Arlington
As part of Forest Festival Week two landowners are honored for at least five years of good forestry. Leon Edgerton of Dorset uses selective cuts on a 16 acre sugar bush to promote sugar maple growth and can harvest about 1200 buckets yearly. Charles Canfield of Arlington has 825 acres with 550 MBF cut since 1945, leaving healthy future trees and benefiting from A J Dewey & Sons for thinning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Edgerton
Dorset
Leon
Bennington County Agricultural Stabilization Committee
County Sugar Makers Assoc
Ben
Nington County Forest Association Inc
Charles Canfield
Arlington
A. J. Dewey & Sons of
Bennington
Moose Notes Lodge Week Schedule And Dues Update
Regular lodge meeting at 8 on Wednesday. Friday kitchen open 6 30 to 10 30 with steamed clams and fried seafoods. Saturday dance for members and qualified guests with Rockwood's orchestra. Free first dance in a fall and winter series. Dues due. life membership possible for annual dues payer. Class enrollment in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockwood
Notable Musicians and Clergy Depart For Global Duties
Robert Pritchard the Negro concert pianist collapsed on stage at Philharmonic Hall New York and rushed to hospital with nervous exhaustion as 2000 charitable audience members witnessed. Pablo Casals left Toulouse for the United States to meet President Kennedy and perform in Puerto Rico Columbus Day events. Archbishops Yu Pin Gannon Hallinan led 57 clergy from New York by plane to the 2nd Vatican Council in Rome. Bishop Fred Corson of Philadelphia travels as observer. Onan McIntyre archbishop of Los Angeles is noted among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pritchard
Philharmonic Hall
New York
Gro
New Hall
Pritchard
Paul Yu Pin
Formosa
John Gannon
Erie
Paul J. Hallinan
Atlanta
Rome
Fred Corson
Philadelphia
World Methodist Council
Onan McIntyre
Los Angeles
Deep Thot Through School News and Home Leave Notes
Bennington sophomore Gail Peters relocated from Massachusetts. David Grant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grant, returns from Recruit Training Camp in Chicago for a 14 day leave starting October 10. Journalism class heard Walter Schirra’s space flight on three radios with varied reception at Miss Borham’s and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Grant
Fred Grant
Chicago
Ill
Bennington
David
Bendi
Walter Schirra
Lynn Davis
Miss Borham
Carolyn Comstock
Sue Riley
Toll From Fire 11 700 Lives Bostony
Fire fatalities in the United States last year reached 11 700 with property losses topping 12.6 billion according to the National Fire Protection Association. Nearly a third of the dead were children and about 6 100 died in their own homes. Major factors included inadequate escape plans and poor fire readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Fire Protection Association
International Non-Profit Organization
NFPA
Richmond
Art Exhibit in Covered Bridge Festival of the Hills in Conway
Conway Massachusetts hosts the Festival of the Hills October 13 and 14 to mark its bicentennial. The event features an art show directed by Weston Stevens with works by Stevens and National Academy artists plus pieces from the Famous Artists School, with exhibits in the historic Conway Covered Bridge and at the Stevens Studio and Field Memorial Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covered Bridge
Massachusetts
Franklin County
Berkshires
Conway
Greenfield
National Academy
Famous Artists School
Westport
Conn
Ing
Stevens
Cricket Hill
Field Memorial Library
Chicago
Marshall Field
Conway Sportsmen's Club
Ted Cromack
Shelburne
LaPierre
Masonic
Chiropractors Face Fall Conference in West Dover
Attendees included Dr and Mrs G E Clauss and Dr and Mrs D S Roach of Bennington at the Vermont Chiropractic Association meeting held at Snow Mountain Inn in West Dover. Dr Earl Downing of Fayetteville NC spoke on chiropractic insurance economics backed by 30 years in the field. Dr Norman Anderson of Brattleboro and Dr Robert Book of Middlebury led auxiliary events and the banquet program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Clauss
D .S. Roach
Bennington
Vermont Chiropractic Association
West Dover
State Board of Examiners and Registration
Snow Mountain Inn
Earl Downing
Fayetteville
N.C
Drowning
Norman Anderson
Brattleboro
Robert Book
Middlebury
Association
Bennington Boy Joins Rochester Freshman Class
Lawrence Joel Moss of Bennington, son of Dr and Mrs Abraham J Moss, is among 77 freshmen at the University of Rochester. The orientation focused on academics under the theme Man's Freedom to Choose and Its Consequences with lectures and discussions, plus mixers and a freshman faculty softball game. Moss majors in physics in a science course and participates in AFROTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Lawrence Joel Moss
Abraham J. Moskovitz
Elm St
Bennington
University of Rochester
Moss
Bennington High School
Ohio high school expels girl over gym shorts policy
Judy Rae Bushong 17 faces expulsion from Springfield Township High School for refusing to wear bloomer shorts in gym class citing religious beliefs. School board voted unanimously after principal James Stone and board member Charles Rieger rejected religious exemptions and upheld the dress code.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron, Ohio
Judy Rae Bushong
Judy
Herbert Bushong
Church of Soul's Harbor
Waynesburg
Canton
Springfield Township High School
James Stone
Charles Rieger
Boards of Education
Pension Plan Readied For Hospital Workers
Putnam Memorial Hospital prepares a pension plan for full time staff in principle. Administrator Robert D. Sout notes details with the insurer are forthcoming and the plan will cover both past and future service. He calls the plan a good one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Robert D. Sout
Stout
Also Mentioned on This Page
Moose
Pablo Casals
Toulouse
France
Kennedy
Washington
Puerto Rico
Martha Wallace
Benhi
Gail Peters
Boston
Greenberg
Thermos
By Alladin
By Willard
Alladin Thermos
Snowtread
By B.F. Goodrich
Romex
Aluminum
Greenberg & Son
Main Street
Vermont
Route
Lester Stevens
Hugh Ralston
Town Hall
Chiropractors
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