Vermont conservation banquet marks VNRC anniversary
Woodstock hosts a dinner on Oct 27 to celebrate the Vermont Natural Resources Council 10th anniversary. The statewide group, founded in 1963, will honor VNRC pioneers including Justin Brande and Brendan Whittaker. Former Gov Deane C Davis chairs the event, with Russell W Peterson delivering the keynote on development and environmental economics.
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Woodstock
Vermont Natural Resources Council
Vermont
Woodstock Inn
Citizens’ Conservation Group
James Marvin
Burlington
Justin Brande
Cornwall
Dick Brett
Lloyd H
Lucy) Bugbee
Bradford
Thomas H
Kit) Foster
Bennington
Perry Merrill
Montpelier
Fred Mold
St. Johnsbury
Samuel R. Ogden
Landgrove
Belmont Pitkin
Marshfield
Fred Sargent
Russell W. Peterson
Jim Wilkinson
Barre
Brendan Whittaker
Brunswick
Deane C. Davis
Council
Vermont Conservation
President’s Council On Environmental Quality
Nixon
Peterson
Delaware
Terrariums Come Alive at Arlington Garden Club
Arlington Garden Club members heard Mrs. Livingston Rice describe building and refreshing terrariums at the Oct. 16 meeting. Rice, of Battenkill Crafts Shop in Manchester Center, showed northern moss terrariums and longer lasting exotic setups using gravel charcoal soil moss and small plants. She demonstrated a succulent or cactus garden suited to a southern window with minimal watering and light.
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Arlington
Livingston Rice
Arlington Garden Club
Rice
Battenkill Crafts
Manchester Center
Dorothy Coleman
Nils Green
Garden Club Federation
Thomas Chambers
Park McCullough
North Bennington
Hoosick Falls CES plans Masons Night and show
The Van Rensselaer Chapter CES meets next Tuesday Oct 23 with a 6 30 pm covered dish supper to start Master Masons Night. The Eastern Star and Masonic Lodge rehearse for a variety show Oct 26 27 at Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium at 8 pm tickets on sale through members.
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van Rensselaer
CES
Eastern Star
Masonic Lodge
Hoosick Falls Central School
Open House at Dorset Elementary School During Education Week
In observance of American Education Week Dorset Elementary invites Dorseters to an open house October 23 from 7 30 to 9 p.m. to view the new Grades 2 and 3 addition and the remodeled learning center. Refreshments served by Dorset Riders. The Dorset Riders fall meeting is set for October 29 at 7 30 p.m. in the school multi purpose room for committee formation and parental involvement.
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Dorset
Dorset Riders
Farm City Council names co chairmen in Rensselaer County
Roger Moseley of Buskirk and Victor Oberting Sr. of Interstate Commodities, Inc. were named co chairmen by New York State Farm City Council chairman John York. Speaking at a Syracuse orientation luncheon, York urged stronger local county action to boost farm city awareness as Farm City Week runs from the Friday before Thanksgiving through Thanksgiving Day.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Roger Moseley
Buskirk
Victor Oberting Sr
Interstate Commodities, Inc
Troy
Rensselaer County Farm-City Council
John York
New York
Eastern Milk Cooperative, Inc
York
New York State
Upstate
New York State Farm City Council
New
York State
National Farm-City Council, Inc
State Council
Hoosick Falls GOP Dinner Set With Speakers
The Hoosick Falls Republican Club will hold its pre election dinner Saturday at the Elks clubhouse with a cocktail hour at 6 30 and dinner at 7 30 Local Republican candidates will be introduced including Thomas G Restino and Frank E Wittman Sr legislative candidates from Rensselaer County 5th District and William J Murphy of Hoosick Falls county executive candidate will speak Gary R Albowicz is toastmaster.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Town of
Gary R. Albowicz
Claudia Skiba
John Jenuskevice
Ram Dass to lecture at Dartmouth College Rollins Chapel
Baba Ram Dass formerly Dr Richard Alpert, Harvard psychologist and LSD advocate, will speak at Rollins Chapel Dartmouth College Hanover Oct 30 at 7 30 pm. Admission free donations welcome. Guest attendees include state officials and party leaders. Also reports Hoosick Democrats dinner Oct 27 with DA candidate John Kingsley as principal speaker
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Alpert
Harvard
India
Baba Ram Dass
Servant of God
America
Ram Dass
United States
Europe
Dartmouth
Boston
Allen Ginsberg
Bhagawan Das
Rollins Chapel
College Green
Falls FD to serve no mans land area
Hoosick Falls Fire Department agreed to provide fire protection for part of no mans land but requires town board action. Residents must show 51 percent support and a taxation rate must be set before district boundaries are decided. A separate district may not be needed. a resident committee can represent the area in negotiations.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
No-Man’s Land
William J. Hennessey
William Cronin
Chisholm to Speak at Keene State College Monday Night
Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm will headline Keene State College lecture in the Brown Room of the Lloyd P. Young Student Union at 8 p.m. Admission is 1.00 for adults and 0.50 for children under 12. Tickets at the door. KSC students and staff admitted with ID. a reception follows.
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Keene
N.H
Shirley Chisholm
Keene State College
National assessment program picks Dorset Danby schools
The Dorset Elementary School and the Currier Memorial School in Danby were chosen to take part in the National Assessment of Educational Progress, a project of the Education Commission of the United States. Thirteen year olds at Currier and nine year olds at Dorset will be tested in one hour sessions, with results coded and not linked to individuals or schools.
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Dorset
Currier Memorial School
Danby
Education Commission of the
United States
Dorset School
Stratton Mountain Establishes Community Affairs Office
Stratton Corporation names Ralph W. Rawson to head a new Stratton Mountain Community Affairs office. He will work to strengthen relations with nearby communities and Civic Corporation of Stratton Mountain while planning civic projects and potential building maintenance expansion. Arthur E. Laidlaw Jr. gains added duties overseeing personnel and day-to-day operations as Swart retires.
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Stratton
Stratton Corporation
Ralph W. Rawson
Stratton Mountain Community Affairs
Harvey Clifford
Rawson
Winhall
Clifford
Arthur E. Laidlaw
Corporation
Londonderry
Craig Swart
David Buxbaum Joins Camelback Inn as Food Production Manager
David Shaftsbury Buxbaum, employed by Marriott Restaurant Corp, has arrived in Arizona to take the role of food production manager at Camelback Inn. His Phoenix address is Suncrest House, Apartment 216, 4902 East Thomas.
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David Buxbaum
Marriott Restaurant Corp
Arizona
Camelback Inn
Suncrest House
East Thomas
Phoenix
Ariz
Organic foods and simple menus draw public interest
Public concerns rise over organic labels as tests show chemical residues similar to ordinary foods. Granola appears as a versatile option for breakfast snacks and toppings, while fresh vegetables offer low calorie, easy options. Vermont Steak House claims all dishes use first-class raw ingredients prepared on site.
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Public Protection Agency
Vermont
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