AIV Elects Adams President at 46th Annual Meeting
William H. Adams of Proctor Vermont Marble Co was chosen president of Associated Industries of Vermont at the 46th annual meeting in Woodstock. Rutland native Adams has served as vice president and on the board, with roles in civic and professional groups.
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Woodstock
William H. Adams
Vermont Marble Co
Proctor
Associated Industries of Vermont
AIV
Rutland
Adams
Chelsea
Norwich University
Norwich
Vermont House of Representatives
White Pigment Corp
Union Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Proctor Trust Co
Vermont Bar Association
Rutland County Bar Association
Vermont Bankers Association
American Bankers Association
Vermont Research Corp
Springfield
Roger A. Couture
Barre
Rock of Ages Corp
Vermont
Couture
Marion High School
Vermont Military Academy
Vermont National Guard
National Guard
Robert S. Jones
Frederick S. Ralph
Jones
Gardener Beatrice Hunter to Speak to Bennington Club
Beatrice Trum Hunter author of Gardening without Poisons will address the Bennington Garden Club in Old Bennington School House on Tuesday at 10 30 am. The talk, sponsored by the club conservation committee, promotes natural soil building, predator encouragement and biological control as alternatives to mass spraying and pesticide use. She notes pesticides harm ecological balance and urges intelligent practice, citing her 1960 award and prior public education work.
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Beatrice Trum Hunter
Bennington
Conservation Committee
The
Bennington Garden Club
Rachel Carson
Bennington Free Library
Garden Club
Washington
UPI
Denice Blair
U.S.A
Johnson
Layton
Utah
White House
London
Blair
Frank E. Moss
Hunter
Northeast
Friends of Nature
American Academy of Applied Nutrition
New York
New Jersey
New Hampshire
Mt Anthony Color Guard Plans For New Year
The Mount Anthony Union High School color guard held its first meeting on September 12 to outline plans for the year. A second meeting the next day distributed uniforms and assigned positions. The seven members include Anita Cross as leader, Jeanne Kuiken and Jeanne McSherry as flag bearers, Arlene Gallett and Gail Ware with guns, and Renee Rapaello and Cathy Weeks with the school banner. They plan a new banner but will use the banner Girls as guards until then. They presented colors at two home football games and schedule a routine for the next home game on Saturday October 15, with faculty members assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union High School
Anita Cross
Jeanne Kuiken
Jeanne McSherry
Arlene Gallett
Gail Ware
Renee Rapaello
Cathy Weeks
What's Cooking at Mount Anthony High School Tea Party
Mount Anthony Union High School showcases Home Economics 111 as junior girls under Mrs. Sue Ann Bent arrange an afternoon tea party for the members. The event highlights student activity and school department news for the year ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Mount Anthony
Joyce Goyette
Mount Anthony Country Club
Mount Anthony Union High School
Sue Ann Bent
Thrift Shop Team Members Shuffle and New Items Listed
Thrift shop workers last Friday and Saturday were Marjorie Hayes Maud Edson Mary Schaaf and Sally Adams. On Tuesday Margaret Ogilvie Marjorie Hayes Amy Howard Isma Sargent worked all afternoon sorting and marking. On hand are many new items including a raccoon ski hat a toaster a dressmaker s form size 12 a long handled brush rain coats pictures and frames. Requests have come in for Christmas trimmings hand bags rugs boys jackets jewelry beads dishes and silverware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Hayes
Maud Edson
Mary Schaaf
Sally Adams
Margaret Ogilvie
Amy Howard
Isma Sargent
National Guard drill notes for 86th Engineer Co
The 86th Engineer Company conducted its October drill on Oct 8 and 9 led by Captain Dempsey. The unit earned an excellent rating at the annual federal inspection and a superior at summer camp for command, staff, training supervision, and performance. The program covered Arm and Hand Signals, formations, defense near Woodford Boy Scout Camp, and realism with blank ammo and gas simulators. Training included reconnaissance, combat patrols, rifle platoon attacks, preventive maintenance, and on‑the‑job work in operations, mess, and communications. Next drill is set for Nov 5 and 6.
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86Th Engineer Co
Dempsey
Woodford
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Heritage Homes
Heritage Homes Custom Builder
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Federal Deposits Insurance Corporation
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
St. Joseph College
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Longmeadow
Peggy Kennedy
Joanne Lemme
Rhonda George
Sister Mary Raymond
Paula Whitman
Troy
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Lena Tumelty
Queens
Louise Seguin
New Bedford
William Marie
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Patriot
By Susan Hall
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E.A. French & CO
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Home Furniture CO
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