Pownals Girl Scout Notes Highlight Local Troop Plans
The five Pownal Girl Scout troops held first meetings at the Pownal Center Firehouse. Troops elected officers and leaders including Junior Troop 339 led by Mrs. Philip Anderson and Junior Troop 391 led by Mrs. Joseph Tomasello with named patrols and a treasurer. Upcoming events include a mother daughter tea on Nov 7 at 1 to 3 30 p.m. at Center Firehouse and a Turkish supper held by WSCS at Pownal United Methodist Church starting 5 30 p.m. Roast turkey menu features multiple sides and pies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Pownal Center
Philip Anderson
Jill Martin
Susan Hight
Yvonne George
Pamela Petit
Anderson
Donald Roy
Joseph Tomasello
Lisa Ripley
Annette Pratt
Mary van Orman
Wendy McLenahan
Kelly Mattison
Colleen Campbell
Jill Mason
Wendy Provost
Nicole Gile
Nancy Buck
Center Firehouse
Frederick Harwood
South Pownal
Brownie Troop
Joseph Tornabene
Donald Rogers
Robert Pudvar
Laura Cota
Susan Peckham
The
Promise
Amy Pratt
Pine Hollow
North Pownal
Tornasene
Roy
Tomasello
WSCS
Cathy Carlson to appear with Gordon Macrae at Colonie Coliseum
MGA recording star Cathy Carlson will be the featured female vocalist on the Gordon Macrae show at Colonie Coliseum Theatre in Latham on Oct 24 at 8:30 pm. Also on the bill are Hall of Fame boxer Willie Pep and Bob Sacchi. box office for tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Burkee
Don Costa
Frank Sinatra
Barbra Streisand
Eydie Gorme
Steve Lawrence
Patti Page
Paul Anka
Miss Carlson
Gordon Macrae
Willie Pep
Bob
Bogie
Sam
Sacchi
Colonie Coliseum
New Manchester Rod and Gun Club Officers Elected
Clyde Mattison becomes president replacing Christopher Swezey with three-year terms for officers who also serve as trustees. Donald Mattison is vice president, Richard Finley joins as trustee and clerk, Harold Benson remains treasurer, Fred Meiner secretary. Retiring are Swezey, Thompson, Wilcox. earlier report mis-stated Benson, Heinal, Mattison.
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Manchester
Rod and Gun Club of
Clyde Mattison
Christopher Swezey
Donald Mattison
Richard Finley
Harold Benson
Fred Meiner
Dana Thompson
Lawrence Wilcox
Banner
Fred Heinal
Winners listed in Bennington Pony Club show
Under rainy conditions at the Henry Schurink farm the Bennington Pony Club hosted its third annual indoor and partly outdoor show. Jane Worthington was overall and junior champion. Sally Shaw was senior champion. Numerous class winners include Cindy Shaw, Sally Shaw, Meg Viereck, Jane Worthington, Renee Schurink and others across events such as Beginner and Intermediate jumping, gymkhana, dressage demonstrations, and ponyapple races. A Williams Town lecture on circadian rhythms by Dr. Clarence Cohn followed at Williams College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Bennington Pony Club
Henry Schurink
Jane Worthington
Sally Shaw
Julie Copeland
Debbie Mattison
Renee Schurink
Ricky Mattison
Joyce Geier
Janet Schurink
Barbara Myhrum
Eve Worthington
Gwen Wisell
Jerry Schurink
Donna Harwood
Kathy O’donnell
Pam Viereck
Phil Dewey
Joan Osgood
Susan Ploof
Denise Mattison
Leroy Schurink
Wendy Osgood
Susan Scribner
Missie Bongartz
Debbie Jesseman
Emily
Dorothy Mechasen
Jennifer Hartnett
Mary Merrill
Meg Viereck
Kathy O'Donnell
Mary Donavan
Frances Pollock
Ginny N
Williamstown
Mass
Clarence Cohn
Michael Reese Hospital and Medical Center
Chicago
Chemical Laboratory
Williams College
Cohn
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
Lecture first painting exhibit at Clark Art Institute
The Autumn lecture at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute on Monday October 19 at 5 pm features Dr George Kubler Yale University’s Robert Lehman Professor of the History of Art speaking on Murillos Earliest Commission The Little Cloister at San Francisco in Seville 1645 48 The event also marks the first public showing of Murillos The Soul of St Philip of Heraclea Ascending to Heaven Kubler will discuss the painting meaning and its relation to the decorative scheme for the cloister The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute
George Kubler
Robert Lehman
Yale University
Murillo
San Francisco
Seville
St. Philip of Heraclea
Heaven
Kubler
Institute
Aiken to address Vermont school nutrition conference
Sen George D Aiken will be the main speaker at the annual school nutrition conference banquet October 22 in South Burlington. The two day event, sponsored by the Vermont Department of Education, features sessions with Edward J Hekman Richard C Blum Franklin Kent and others plus demonstrations and exhibits. About 200 administrators managers cooks and others connected with the state's school feeding programs are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard C. Blum
Vermont Legal Aid, Inc
James M. Berrini
Massachusetts Department of Education
South Burlington High School
Sheraton Motor Inn
Franklin Kent
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Edward J. Fabian
Vermont Division of School Administrative Services
Gerald Greemore
Governor’s Committee On Children and Youth
Clara Ballard
Vermont School Food Service Association
East-West highway plan moves toward phase one
The New England Regional Commission began negotiations with Louis Berger Inc for phase one of the Northern New England East-West Highway Feasibility Study. The six month initial phase precedes a three year study assessing costs, benefits, ecological and economic impacts, with route and financing recommendations if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
New England Regional Commission
Nercom
Louis Berger, Inc
New England
Commission
Three
North
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Federated Church Covered Dish Supper at Bailey Hall
A family covered dish supper is set for Thursday at 6 p.m. sponsored by Federated Church members in Bailey Hall. Families should bring a covered dish and their own place settings. Beverages and dessert will be provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church At
Bailey Hall
Sunderland Opens New Elementary Amid Architect Dispute
Sunderland School Board approves Oct 26 opening for the new Sunderland Elementary as state inspection is aimed for Oct 21. Superintendent Cross pushes to remove Goodrich from Vermont certified architects and edges toward possible AIA removal. 30 percent funding ($80,000) hinges on a punch list corrections before state will release aid. 110 grammar and 40 high school students in district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Sunderland School Board
Neil Cross
State Department of Education
Cross
Julian Goodrich
James Lamphear
Burlington
Albert Lawrence
Daniel G. O’connor
Goodrich
Vermont
Speed Space, Inc
Lawrence
Goodrich Associates
Arlington High School
Manchester
Arlington
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Pownals
Cathy Carlson
Colonie
Rod and Gun Club Officers
New York
UPI
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
John Burdick
North Bennington
River Street
Frank Demick
Hoosick Falls Court
Rolling Stones
Bildy
Main St
Bennington
Greater
Cindy Shaw
Lisa Lampron
Gabriella Gray
Erin Dowling
Mark Osgood
Heidi Osgood
Kiki Michaels
Robbie Ploof
Slaan Schurink
Mary O’donnell
Melissa
Kevin Betit
Peter Goodrich
Denise Dorr
Miles Rogers
Trudy Fowler
Medical Society
American Federation For Clinical Research
American Association of Clinical Chemists
American Association For Advancement of Science
Society For Experimental Biology and Medicine
American Medical Association
Massachusetts Medical Society
Berkshire District Medical Society
Sen. Aiken
West Arlington
Sandgate
Ea Fresh
Capons
Greenberg
Mein
DIAL
Oren
Kee
By Charles Bonenti
American Institute of Architects
AIA
Eleanor Raftery
Lamphear
Rane
Fienberg
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