Outward Bound Winterim teaches teamwork and self reliance
Outward Bound's Winterim program in Dartmouth New Hampshire trains college students and others in winter mountaineering for 16 days plus a final mountains crossing and snowshoe race. It emphasizes basic training and first aid as well as group cooperation and personal resilience.
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Outward Bound
United States
Dartmouth
Kurt Hahn
Dartmouth School
Hanover
N.H
Williams College
Williams
Pat Bergman
Winterim
Bergman
Dartmouth Land Grant
Connecticut Lakes
New Hampshire
White Mountains
Wlliams
Hoosick Falls hosts regional board meeting and events
Rensselaer County CEO board to hold its monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Hoosick Falls Central School cafeteria, with chairman George Penta presiding. A report on last week’s Hoosick Falls Policy Advisory Board meeting and plans to extend the food co op to the area will be heard. Transportation help available by call. Hoosick Grange sets Oct 23 theme 24 Hours Group One with Mrs. Griswold in charge. Nov 13 features Hit or Miss. Holiday weekend concerts set Nov 1 2 at 8 p.m. at the Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium with Evelyn Beers and others. Hoosick Falls Elks Ladies Auxiliary Oktoberfest Nov 2 features Walt Wintergurst orchestra tickets $3. Farewell reception for Rev John Y Elliott Oct 27 3 to 5 p.m. at Hoosick Falls Baptist Church. Hoosick Follies presented Friday and ...
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Rensselaer County
Hoosick Falls Central School
George Penta
Hoosick Falls
David Berlant
Elizabeth Holmes
Grance Brandi
Hoosick Grange
Ralph C. Griswold
Evelyn Beers
Fox Hollow
Donald Lindsay
Hoosick
Calvin Pedersen
Margaret Whitter
Elks Lodge
Walt Wintergurst
John Y. Elliott
Hoosick Falls Baptist Church
Elliott
Genesee Baptist Church
Rochester
N.Y
Hoosick Follies
van Rensselaer Lodge No. 400
Order of Eastern Star of Hoosick Falls
Vermont seeks comments on 1975 Drug Plan and OEO grant
A-95 review by BCRC invites comments on Vermont’s 1975 Drug Plan and a $300,000 OEO federal grant for Low-Income Emergency Energy Assistance. Five agencies, including Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council, implement programs. Drug plan outlines assessment, resources, gaps, and statewide action. Comments on the plan due by Oct 30. OEO grant comments due by Oct 28.
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Arlington
Vermont
State Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Bennington County Regional Commission
BCRC
West Arlington Methodist Church foliage bazaar thanks readers
The ladies of West Arlington Methodist Church thank everyone who helped make their foliage bazaar a success. The Banner regrets not carrying this notice in last week’s issue.
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West Arlington
Vermont Democrats approve loans for campaign funds
The Vermont Democratic Committee voted 16 to 8 to borrow over twenty thousand dollars to provide each of three major candidates five thousand dollars for this year's campaigns. The move follows a year when party debt neared twenty two thousand dollars, with critics noting the precedent set by recent borrowing. Involved are Gov. Salmon seeking re election State's Attorney Patrick Leahy for the Senate and former Burlington mayor Francis Cain for the House. A separate Governor's Commission on Medical Care will back standardized health insurance and a state medical ombudsman position to handle patient complaints.
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Montpelier
UPI
Vermont
Democratic Committee
Salmon
Chittenden County
Patrick Leahy
U.S. Senate
Burlington
Francis Cain
U.S. House
Robert V. Daniels
D-Chittenden
James A. Guest
Aiken praises Kennedy but with no endorsement
Sen. Aiken, retiring after 34 years, offered compliments for gubernatorial hopeful Walter L. Kennedy but stopped short of endorsing him. He noted Kennedy’s straightforward dealings and claimed no need to formalize agreements in writing. Vermont unemployment edged down slightly. rate at 5.4 percent overall, with areas like Rutland and White River Junction under 3 percent.
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Putney
UPI
Sen
Aiken
Walter L. Kennedy
Senate
Tragic Child Dies After Car Fall in Thetford
The Thetford incident reports 3 year old April Van Norden, daughter of Mr and Mrs Marshall Van Norden of Post Mills, died from head injuries after falling from a car her mother was driving and being struck by its right front tire. In Milton a 22 year old soldier, Michael Levick of St Albans, was killed when struck by a pickup while jogging through an intersection.
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Milton
UPI
Michael Levick
St. Albans
New York Conservative momentum fades in Senate race
In Albany observers say Barbara Keating’s bid against Ramsey Clark and Jacob Javits stalls as Buckley tones down support. Gov. Wilson ties and a Bullard patronage pledge pull apart Conservative hopes. In Troy, Carleton King dodges a scheduled debate with Edward Pattison, citing Washington duties and a rigid forum position.
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Albany
New York State
Barbara Keating
Ramsey Clark
Jacob Javits
Javits
U.S
Senate
James L. Buckley
Buckley
Keating
T. David Bullard
Malcolm Wilson
Troy
Carleton J. King
Edward W. Pattison
Pattison
King
Washington
Conte pledges vote to override veto on veterans benefits
In North Adams Conte told a veterans group at North Adams State College he would back an override if Ford vetoes a bill boosting veterans education benefits by 23 percent and rehabilitation benefits by 18 percent for disabled vets. He cited rising college costs and GI Bill legacy.
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North Adams
Silvio Conte
North Adams State College
Ford
Conte
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