Where are we headed An ecological look at the 21st century
Dr Edward Flaccus will present the second AAUW Bennington unit talk of the season at Barbara Finlaysons home Monday at 8 PM. The Bennington College ecologist has a long career in botany and ecology with publications on forest ecology and environmental studies. Call Lucille Leamon or Lenore Hill for details.
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AAUW
Edward Flaccus
Bennington
American Association of University Women
Barbara Finlayson
Flaccus
Duke University
University of Minnesota
Duluth
Brookhaven National Laboratory
State University of New York
Stony Brook
Bennington College
National Park Service
Haverford College
Germany
Friends Service Committee
Bennington Monthly Meeting
Society of Friends
Hrbcepa
White Mountains
New Hampshire
British Isles
Puerto Rico
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Sigma Xi
Ecological Society of America
American Institute of Biological Sciences
The
Botanical Society of America
Lucille Leamon
Lenore Hill
Weathersfield Democrats to consider action on Hunter endorsement
In Weathersfield a meeting of the town Democratic Executive Board is to discuss sanctions against state Rep William Hunter after he endorsed Republican Richard Snelling for governor. Hunter, 22, says Hackel does not reflect his Democratic principles and argues against straight party voting.
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Weathersfield
UPI
William Hunter
Richard Snelling
Hunter
Edward Scofield
Town Democratic Committee
Scofield
The
Liberty Union
Snelling
Stella Hackel
Sndling
Mrs. Hackel
Garden club prize winners announced at Harvest Festival
The Bennington Garden Club named prize winners from the October 9 raffle at the Old First Church Barn Harvest Festival. Winners include Mrs. John Griffin Jr with a quilt. Mrs. William Aja of Bridgton Maine with a Toby mug. Herbert Haupt of Jackson Heights NY with a framed embroidered picture. Mrs. E. George Lavine of Pownal Dedham plate. Tobias Hanks of North Bennington with a Bennington parian statue. and Mrs. Louis Graves with needlepoint.
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Bennington Garden Club
Old First Church
John Griffin Jr
William Aja
Bridgton
Maine
Bennington
Toby
Herbert Haupt
Jackson Heights
N.Y
E. George Lavine
Pownal
Dedham
Tobias Hanks
North Bennington
Buses Exempt From Eight Light Rule Says Official
Bennington County State's Attorney Raymond G Bolton announced the Sullivan Bus Line buses used by Mt Anthony Union and Bennington school districts were ordered before July 1 thus exempt from Vermont's new eight light system regulation. The buses need not have the lights until July 1 1978.
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Sullivan Bus Line
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
Bennington County
Raymond G. Bolton
Sullivan
Vermont
RSVP News School volunteers wanted at Mt Anthony and area
Mt Anthony Union High School seeks five volunteers to assist from 10 until noon weekly with lab setup. Sacred Heart School needs help reading in small classes. Area Office on Aging seeks a friendly visitor for an 80 year old man at home. Bennington Elementary requests three volunteers for reading tutoring one hour daily Monday to Friday. RSVP appeals to retirees 60 plus to contact the RSVP office at 219 BenMont Ave or call 442-8514.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Sacred Heart School
Area Office On Aging
Bennington
Bennington Banner
RSVP
BenMont Ave
Masons seek used toys for Christmas drive in Bennington
Mt. Anthony Lodge No. 13 announces its annual toy drive to help area families during difficult holidays. Donors may leave good used toys and games at the Masonic Temple on Main Street. volunteers will repair and prepare items for distribution a few days before Christmas with help from the Bennington Opportunity Council. Contact George Eagle for details.
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Stephen Noyes
Mt. Anthony Lodge No. 13
Masonic Temple
Main St
Bennington
Bennington Opportunity Council
Masons
Unisex Exercise Program Announced by Bennington Recreation
The Bennington Recreation Department announces a unisex exercise program starting Wednesday October 20. Classes will run every Wednesday from 7:15 to 8:15 p.m. each session, offering one hour of activity led by program coordinators.
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Bennington Recreation Department
MAU test schedule and recreation center program
The schedule lists National Education and Development Tests for grades 9 and 10 on Oct 16, Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Tests for grade 11 on Oct 23, and Scholastic Aptitude Test dates for grades 11 and 12 on several dates in 1977. Additional tests are planned by the American College of Testing Program for grades 11 to 12 on dates in 1977. The Recreation Center offers casual exercise, swim, and sauna for members free. nonmembers pay $2 daily. Marilyn Valent leads this year's program introducing a coed class. Participants should bring a mat, no weekly commitment required, and contact Marc Long at the Recreation Center for details.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
American College of Testing
Marilyn Valent
Recreation Department
Marc Long
Gage Street
Bennington Briefs From Vermont notices to closures and elections
No school October 19 for all Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union schools including Bennington Woodford Pownal Shaftsbury and Arlington. Bennington District finance committee meets Thursday at 5 p.m. at 604 Main St. Whitaker 25th anniversary note corrects hostess list omitting Roberta. Dr Ghosh’s office closed October 14–19. Orlando Cullinan for state senator promoted. Dr Kearse closes practice November 1. patient records stay at 339 Dewey St. The Shea Agency Insurance Center promotes one agent one responsibility in Bennington.
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Business and Industry Education
Vermont Supervisory Union
Bennington
Woodford
Pownal
Shaftsbury
Arlington
Main St
Ethics and Diplomacy debate at Unitarian Fellowship
Dr. Frederick P. Latimer Jr. from the U.S. Foreign Service speaks on balance of power and American idealism in a Sunday program titled Ethics and Diplomacy. The Oct. 17 meeting at 10 30 am will be at the Mc Cullough Library in North Bennington with Latimer recounting a 25 year foreign service career and later academic work.
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Frederick P. Latimer Jr
Unitarian Fellowship
McCullough Library
North Bennington
U.S. Foreign Service
Arts and crafts offered at Rec Center
Beginning Tuesday October 19 the Recreation Department offers an arts and crafts program for ages 6 to 12. Informal classes meet Tuesday afternoons 3 30 to 5 30 at the Recreation Center. An $1 fee per participant covers materials for an eight week session. For more information call 442 5446.
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Rec Center
Bennington Recreation Department
Marc Long
Recreation Department
UVM Board Sets Saturday Meeting on Health Care Facility
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting Saturday October 16 at 9 30 a m in Memorial Lounge Waterman Building. The sole item is a report from the committee reviewing plans for an ambulatory health care facility. The 1969 Given Foundation grant of 1 2 million funded the project.
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Burlington
University of Vermont Board of Trustees
Memorial Lounge
Waterman
Board of Trustees
Given
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Garden Club
Rsvp News
Oakley Frost
Fienberg’s
Bennington, VT
PV Oall
George Eagle
Bennington Briefs
Robert J. Whitaker
Roberta
Dr. Ghosh
ADV
Montpelier
Orlando Cullinan
Kearse
Dewey St
Shea
Insurance Center
Bennington Knights of Columbus
U.S
Ankara
SRO
Shaffe's
UVM Board
Williamstown, Mass
Vogue and Vamily Bennington
Nichols
White Swan
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