Natural Food Group Meets In Arlington
Arlington Arkansas Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association holds its fall conference at Fisher Elementary School at 9 30 a m. The program features films The Land and Raindrops and Soil Erosion and biologist Harold S Peters discusses pesticide impacts on wildlife. Miss Anna Wilson of UVM Extension speaks on preserving and storing The Harvest from our Gardens. The public is invited.
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Arlington
Vermont Natural Food and Farming Association
Fisher
Harold S. Peters
Anna Wilson
UVM
Sunday Hike Up Bald Mountain by Green Mountain Club
The Bennington Section of the Green Mountain Club schedules a Sunday hike up Bald Mountain via the east side trail from Hell Hollow in Woodford. Hikers meet at 9 a.m. at the Bennington Post Office with tools and lunch. Bob Hagerman leads the trip.
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Bennington
Green Mountain Club
Bald Mountain
East Side
Hell Hollow
Woodford
Bob Hagerman
Beech Street School PTG to Meet Tuesday Evening
Beech Street School PTG will hold its meeting on Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the school. Gordon Gerrish of the United Counseling Service will be guest speaker. Full time waitress wanted apply in person at Iron Kettle Restaurant Route 7 Shaftsbury. Bennington Lanes to open Saturday and Sunday at 1 p m and Monday through Friday at 5 p m until further notice. ADV
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Beech Street
PTG
Gordon Gerrish
The
United Counseling Service
Iron Kettle
Route 7
Shaftsbury
Bennington Lanes
Turkey Supper At First Methodist Church Planned
The WSCS women of First Methodist Church announce a Turkey Supper on Saturday October 24 with seating at 5 and 6 30 p m. The family style meal is open to the public co chairmen are Mrs Paul Crane and Mrs Robert Gibbs tickets can be reserved by calling Mrs Crane at 442 9018.
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WSCS
First Methodist Church
Paul Crane
Robert Gibbs
Crane
Tokyo Olympics Draw Huge Local Crowds to New Attractions
Crowds fill Tokyo as thousands of sightseers invade the recently opened monorail, eight-lane expressways, and revolving hotel bars. Foreign visitors remain scarce while Japanese enthusiasts enjoy the new sights from early morning until late at night.
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Tokyo
UPI
The Parsleys and India News Clips Highlighted
Rev. Charles Parsley, former North Bennington pastor now in Ahmednagar, India, explains Times of India headlines and clippings. He cites election rhetoric, mud wall collapses amid monsoons, monsoon famine stories, and a cartoonist’s satire, noting light and grave facets of Indian daily news.
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Main Street
India
Charles Parsley
Ahmednagar
Shastri
China
Times of India
The
Times
North Bennington Congregational Church
Bombay
Parsley
United States
Johnson and Goldwater
Walsh
Delhi
the Times
Laxman
Parsleys
Charles
North Bennington
Blythefield Cottage
Goldwater Unit forms Vermont county and town reach
William B. Franke of Rutland former secretary of the Navy and now chairman of the Vermont Goldwater-Miller Committee presided at a Barre meeting. The national committee led by Clare Boothe Luce and Gen. James Doolittle works with the Vermont GOP to share campaign information with Independents Democrats and Republicans. Franke said the group is organized down to the town level with leaders including C Douglas Cairns and Samuel B Pettengill from Graf ton both noted figures in local politics.
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Barre
William B. Franke
Rutland
Navy
Eisenower
Vermont Goldwater-Miller Committee
National Committee
Clare Boothe Luce
James Doolittle
Vermont
GOP Committee
Franke
C. Douglas Cairns
Burlington
Samuel B. Pettengill
Grafton
Prouty Defends Civil Rights Act as Constitutional
Vermont Senator Winston Prouty called the Civil Rights Act clearly constitutional, grounded in the 14th and 15th Amendments and the Commerce Clause, while urging Congress to fund enforcement to give the law teeth. He spoke to the Vermont Council of Social Sciences and discussed states rights versus federal power.
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Burlington
UPI
Winston Prouty
R-Vt
Prouty
Vermont Council of Social Sciences
Congress
Fayette Septet To Sing at Rally Tonight
The seven Fayette daughters from Burlington promote their father State Sen. Frederick J. Fayette as he seeks the U.S. Senate. They will serenade an expected crowd of over 150 Democrats at a rally and dinner at the Paradise Restaurant in Bennington.
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Frederick J. Fayette
Burlington
Bennington
Paradise Restaurant
Fayette
U.S. Senate
Miss Cone Elected By Nurses' Group
Miss Helen Cone was elected president of District No. 6 Practical Nurse Association of Vermont Inc at the YMCA on Wednesday night. Other officers named were Miss Gail Parker vice president Mrs Ethel Waite secretary and Mrs Catherine Bishop treasurer. trustees Olive Dern Harriet Evers and Merriam Spofford. A candlelight ceremony installed the officers. A receiving line followed with coffee and cookies. The next meeting will be the first Wednesday in November at a place to be announced. 11 children in all. The Fayette septet made its last appearance Oct 2 during a whistlestop visit by Gov Philip H Hoff Franklin D Roosevelt Jr State Sen Bernard G O Shea. O Shea will join Fayette on the speaker's platform again this evening with other Democratic candidates. The rally begins 6 30 p.m. Dinner served 7 30 p.m.
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Helen Cone
Practical Nurse Association of Vermont Inc
YMCA
Gail Parker
Ethel Waite
Catherine Bishop
Olive Dern
Harriet Evers
Merriam Spofford
E. Etheridge
Fayette
Philip H. Hoff
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Bernard G. O’shea
U.S. House of Representatives
O’shea
Rescue Squad To Collect Coin Cards In Bennington Area
Bennington Rescue Squad plans a final collection night next Thursday to gather coin cards distributed last spring to families in Bennington Woodford and Shaftsbury. Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts from the area will door to door collect with a squad member. Pick up boxes are in Shaftsbury grocery stores. Total funds raised reach about 3100 dollars to cover equipment supplies insurance and two ambulances. Each card allows 20 quarters and recipients were asked to donate one quarter weekly since the drive began last May. The squad provides emergency ambulance service at no charge.
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Bennington
Woodford
Shaftsbury
North Bennington
Catamount Radio Club Names Officers
The Catamount Radio Club elected officers for the coming year at a Green Acres Motel meeting. Richard B. Diamond of 249 Grandview St. WIADV was named president, Arthur W. Rogerson of Chapel Road WIUXK as vice president, Gil Green Jr. of 314 Weeks St. KISVW as secretary, and Charles Austin of North Bennington as treasurer. The program includes lectures, demonstrations, family picnics, and a Christmas party. Newcomers joined. regular meetings are the second Tuesday each month at Bennington High School.
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Catamount Radio Club
Green Acres Motel
Richard B. Diamond
Grandview St
WIADV
Arthur W. Rogerson
Chapel Road
Wiuxk
Gil Green Jr
Weeks St
KISVW
Charles Austin
North Bennington
Bennington High School
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Main St
Marvin White
Depot St
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Rev. Parsley
Barry Goldwater
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Daysdales
Annniversary
Goldwater Unit
Sen. Goldwater
Rep. Miller
Bennington County
Khrushchev
Alexei Adzhubei
Izvestia
Pavel Stayakov
Communist Party
Pravda
Alexander Shuisky
Oleg Troyanovsky
Vladimir Lebedev
Mikhail Kharlamov
State Television Committee
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Cone
Bennington, VT
Polaroid
Triple “‘S
Grand Union
Sterling Pins
St. Bennington
Nichols
Universal Sunbeam
Hamilton Beach
Revelation
Filter
Queen R.c.a.whirlpool
Lewyt Kenmore
Shetland
W.T. Grant CO
Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
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