Readsboro Town Meeting Rescheduled Over Warning Mixup
Readsboro postpones a special Town Meeting to November 22 after a notice error in the North Adams Transcript. Planning Commission Chairman Joseph Marchegiani cites Vermont law requiring two public warnings within 30 days, noting the Oct. 4 and Oct. 12 notices and a potential third notice was avoided due to legal concerns.
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Readsboro
Readsboro Planning Commission
Joseph Marchegiani
North Adams Transcript
Vermont
North Adams
Mass
Transcript
Marchegiani
Middlebury Hosts Parents Weekend at College Campus
Middlebury hosts the sixteenth annual Parents Weekend drawing about 800 parents to campus for seminars athletic and cultural events. Highlights include the Middlebury Hamilton football game at Porter Field at 2 p.m. Saturday and a series of faculty talks in the Science Center.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
James I. Armstrong
Middlebury-Hamilton
Proctor Hall
Norwich University
Lyonel Feininger
Johnson Gallery
Nicholas Clifford
Taiwan
China
Science Center
Vincent Malmstrom
A. Richard Turner
Leonardo de Vinci
Dana Auditorium
George Todd
Johnson Rehearsal Hall
Armstrong
Wright Memorial Theatre
Memorial Field House
Hamilton College Continentals
Porter Field
le Chateau
Women’s Fellowship Meeting at Baptist Church in Bennington
The Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church plans a Tuesday night gathering October 19 at Mrs. Bernard Whitman’s home. Refreshment volunteers include Abbie LaClair Ruth Ketchum Shirley Young and Marjorie Surdam. Members urged to bring Christmas gifts for the White Cross quota. St John Baptist Sodality met Wednesday with two Hopi students from the ABC House in North Bennington speaking. Also present were Mrs. Leslie Robinson and Peter Chapman as plans for 1971 72 were discussed.
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Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Bernard Whitman
Abbie LaClair
Ruth Ketchum
Shirley Young
Marjorie Surdam
White Cross
St. John Baptist Sodality
ABC House
North Bennington
Leslie Robinson
Peter Chapman
Williams displays Rudolph private art collection at Williams College Museum
Fifty pictures by forty artists, mainly contemporary American oils and prints, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Rudolph and their daughters Marta and Lisa, are shown at the Williams College Museum of Art. Rudolph, a Williams history professor, and his family have assembled these works over 22 years for their home on Ihe Road. The Rudolphs have never intended to found a collection.
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Williamstown
Mass
Frederick Rudolph
Marta
Lisa
Williams College Museum of Art
Rudolph
Mark Hopkins
Williams
Ihe Road
Rudolphs
S. Lane Faison
Immunology of cancer to headline fall lectureship at Dartmouth
Hanover New Hampshire immunology of cancer and leukemia will be the subject of the Murray D Safanie Lectureship to be sponsored this fall by the Department of Medicine at Dartmouth Medical School announced by Dean Carleton B Chapman. Johns Hopkins physician Dr George Santos will deliver the address.
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Kellogg
Safanic
Park Electrochemical Corporation
Great Neck
N.Y
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
John Hopkins University
Baltimore, Md
University
Department of Medicine
Santos
Hanover
Dartmouth- Hitchcock Medical Center
Howard E. Skipper
Kettering- Meyer Laboratory
Southern Research Institute
Birmingham
Ala
Indoor pony show at Doornhof Farm Shaftsbury
The Bennington Pony Club plans its fourth annual indoor show on Sunday October 17 at Doornhof Farm Shaftsbury. Riders should pre-enter with Mrs Franklin Frantz but registrations will be accepted on the day. Spectators are invited. lunch and refreshments will be sold on the grounds.
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Shaftsbury
Bennington Pony Club
Doornhof Farm
Henry Schurink
Franklin Frantz
Stamford developer may revise plans for commission
Anthony Cersosimo, major Stamford Farms landowner, may revise his 78acre subdivision plan near Sumner Road to win approval from the Bennington Rutland Environmental Commission after the panel denied the original Act 250 application for severe drainage problems. The firm reviews options and could submit a new plan or appeal to higher bodies.
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Stamford
Anthony Corsosimo
Vermont
Stamford Farms
Sumner Road
Bennington-Rutland Environmental Commission
Cersosimo
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Hoosac
Janice Farman
Marlboro College Elects Fernando Leon Trustee
Marlboro College trustees elect Fernando Leon of Bay City Michigan to a six year term. Leon, born in Spain, studied in Madrid and at Black Mountain College, earned engineering degrees at Columbia University and the automotive engineering master’s, and has held posts at Chrysler Castellvi and Forel Corp. He serves with Newcor Inc and seeks export growth through licensing and joint ventures. He and wife Eleanor R. Smith have five sons and a daughter, with children at Marlboro College Harvard and Oberlin.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Fernando Leon
Bay City
Michigan
Spain
Bachiller Instituto Escuela
Madrid
Leon
Black Mountain College
North Carolina
Columbia University
United States
Colombia
Newcor, Inc
Mr. Leon
Eleanor R. Smith
Graduate Music School of
Harvard
Oberlin College
Hoosick Falls Elks Past Presidents Night Plans Revealed
The Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks Ladies Auxiliary mapped an November 6 roast beef dinner and social, with a 6 30 cocktail hour and 10 pm to 2 am dancing featuring Bone Casales. Volunteers organized chairs, draperies, and a new floor, plus donations to local causes and a yearbook ad. The St Marys Home School Association hosts Fr John Melton as guest speaker Monday at 7 30 in the high school auditorium.
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Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Bone Casales Band
Troy
William Rourke Jr
Gerald Tate
Edward Starr
William Fitzpatrick
Thomas Beaumont
Elwin Armstrong
John Delarey
Thomas Wysocki
John H. Melton
USA
Msgr
Bonner
Conservationist to address Arlington Garden Club
Dr. Hubert Vogelman of the University of Vermont will speak at the Arlington Garden Club on Oct. 19 at 8 p.m. in the Arlington High School gym, discussing Vermont soil ecology and land development impacts. The event is free and open to residents of Arlington and nearby towns with a Q and A session to follow.
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Arlington
Hubert Vogelman
University of Vermont
Arlington Garden Club
Vogelman
Ecology of
Vermont
Sunderland
Sandgate
Arlington High School
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East Pownal
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Sound Investment
Johnson Building
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Firestone
Main ST
Bennington, VT
N. Bennington
New York
UPI
Carmen Ricciardi
Manchester
Charles Bonenti
Elsa Brand
Hill and Dale
Elsa
Florida
Sunshine State
Berniece B. Reynolds
Walker Realty
Galen
Richard J. Bovey
Manchester Center
John D. Upton
Manchester and
Green Farms
Conn
East Dorset
Allan Deland
Falls Church
Berniece Reynolds
Prof. Faison
E. J. Johnson
Josef Albers
Milton Avery
Leonard Baskin
Lee Bontecou
Richard Diebenkorn
Robert Indiana
Angelo Ippolito
Hans Hofmann
Jasper Johns
Maurcio Lasansky
Roy Lichtenstein
Loren Maciver
Claes Oldenburg
Robert Rauschenberg
Hal Reddicliffe
Zeke Moore
H. Lee Hirsche
Mt. Greylock Regional High School
Marie Laurencin
Piero Dorazio
Jean Dubuffet
Victor Vasarely
Faison
Williams College
Chuck Roast
Walker
Gary Carrier
Brattleboro
Chrysler Corporation
Detroit
U.s.navy
Castellvi, Inc
Forel Corporation
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
Long Island
Villanova University
Marine Corps
Edward L. Melton
Rockville Center
James
Andrews
Smith Barney Inc
Investment Bankers Association of
Hoosick
Hoosick Senior Center
Grace Armstrong
Ann O'Brien
Martha Bischoff
Madge Tomlinson
Cambridge
Terrace
Green Mountains
Arlington Road
Joseph Ciuk
Henry Lemon
Eagles
First Street
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