Antarctica trip by West Arlington duo under NSF grant
West Arlington residents George Linkletter and Don Trachte Jr. plan a field expedition to McMurdo Station, Antarctica, funded by a National Science Foundation grant pursued by Linkletter, a University of Washington geology doctoral student. They depart via Honolulu and New Zealand after a pre-departure briefing in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Antarctic
George Linkletter
Don Trachte Jr
Honolulu
New Zealand
McMurdo Station
Antarctica
National Science Foundation
France
Soviet Union
Japan
England
Usarp’s
United States Antarctic Research Program
Davis Seeks North Village Support in Vermont Campaign
Republican governor candidate Deane C. Davis campaigns in North Bennington this afternoon meeting voters. The trip ends with a reception at the home of Mr and Mrs John Kennedy on College Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Deane C. Davis
Davis
John Kennedy
College Road
Harwood Leads Hayes on Tour of Shaftsbury
Republican candidates Thomas Hayes and Victor Harwood visited Shaftsbury and Bennington on Monday. They greeted voters and toured Harrington's Country Store Pradon's Gulf Station Paulin's Garage and the Wm. E. Dailey plant, meeting locals along a campaign swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Thomas Hayes
Victor Harwood
District
Harrington’s
Pradon
Gulf Station
Paulin
Wm. E. Dailey Inc
Hayes
Bennington
British Australian warships placed on free alert near Sandakan
Eight British and Australian warships went on free alert today near Sandakan in Sabah Malaysia. The Philippines protested last week against passage of British ships between the Southern Philippines and Sabah's east coast, a claim the Philippines regards as its own territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
APS
Sandakan
Sabah
Philippine
Philippines
Pownal youth groups and community notices and events
The article lists local community updates in Pownal and Williamstown Mass. including Troop 347 reorganizing with new chairman Vera Langlais and a long list of re-elected officials. Scoutmaster Rolland Roy backing Bottesi as assistant. Also notes rummage sale by the Ladies Guild, acceptance of Charles Cowling by Hotchkiss School, church activities, a third deer kill report, a Giants-49ers tie in New York, a turkey supper, Red Cross blood drawing, Lions turkey shoot results, Pilgrim Fellowship fall rally, and Jodi Harrington ending her newspaper route for winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter Moore
Boy Scout Troop 347
John Bottess
Fletcher Hall
Marcel A. Langlais
Arthur Thompson
Lawrence Pettibone
Clyde Mears Sr
Hall
Thompson
Langlais
Rolland Roy
John Bottesi
Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes
North Pownal
Harvey
DuBois
Guild
Northwest Hill
South Pownal
Pownal
Milton Gardner
Williamstown
Marlboro
Ted Church
Ralph Wood
Adams
Mass
New York City
Women’s Fellowship of the
North Pownal Congregational Church
Henry W. Bassen
Christian Advocates
Manchester Chamber Plans Winter Brochure Push
Leon Marks reports 3000 Manchester winter brochures to be distributed by the Vermont Development Department at the New York Winter Sports Show. About 20000 will ship from Chicago to the East and from Canada to Florida. $600 in Christmas decorations ordered for the bridge. Lions Club and Chamber funding plus seven 20-foot stanchions with pulleys. Deer kill report notes Pvt. Philip Zandy among nine, returning to Fort Belvoir after a 130-pound doe was downed on Mount Equinox. most other kills by out-of-staters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Leon Marks
Manchester
U.S. 7
Lions Club
Manchester Fire Department
Philip Zandy
Ralph F. Fleming Jr
Fort Belvoir
Army
Fabio Zandy
Manchester Depot
Ralph Rogers Jr
Bennington
Fleming
Williams College appoints Mrs Copeland as advisor to women
Mrs Caroline D Copeland former Pine Cobble School director named Williams College advisor to women students in the Williams Vassar exchange program. She will manage residential and social arrangements, with an office in a former private home used as a possible female residence.
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Williamstown
Mass
Caroline D. Copeland
Pine Cobble School
Williams College
Williams-Vassar
Copeland
Frederick C. Copeland
Smith College
Smith College Day School
Smith Alumni Association
Shady Hill School
Cambridge
Pine Cobble
Edmund Ezra Day
Cornell University
Sunderland 4H Club Names Officers and Awards in Sunderland
The Covered Bridge 4H Club of Sunderland elected new officers for the coming year. Achievement awards were given for garden, livestock, and crafts with Mike Hall winning best garden, Ricky Lawrence among top livestock, and Mike Carrow taking crafts top prize. Officers named include Charles Marra as president and Mike Hall as vice president.
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Sunderland
Mike Hall
David Lasky
Brian Christiansen
Ricky Lawrence
John Marra
Charles Marra
Mike Carrow
Henry Steel
Rupert
John Hill
Washington, D.C
Ricky Hawley
Mike Hayden
Bob Day
Local council removes benches from village bus shelter
In Gonerby England the council orders benches removed from the village bus shelter after it becomes a teenagers necking spot. A spokesman says people waiting for buses avoid using the shelter due to embarrassment.
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Great Gonerby
England
UPD
Klaer Earns Ten Year Pin At Dodge Industries
Hoosick Falls resident Charles Klaer, employed by Dodge Industries for ten years, received a ten year pin from new president Raymond W. Peirce. Klaer has worked six years in yarn and four in belt, and now has an extra week of vacation. He and his wife Emily live on Railroad Avenue with three married children, one son Charles Jr. in Vietnam. Dodge Industries is fourteen years old.
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Williamstown
Mass
Charles Cowling
Robert Cowling
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Pine Cobble
Young Cowling
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Charles Klaer
Dodge Industries Inc
Raymond W. Peirce
Dodge
Klaer
Emily
Railroad Ave
Charles Jr
Vietnam
Dodge Industries
Eaumont
Local Families and Visitors Share Fall Vermont Town News
West Arlington Sandgate notes report Sgt Terry Morrison and family relocating to Alexandria Virginia for Bolling Air Force Base. Visitors include E G Van Burke and artist John Lundquist in Sandgate. Homemaker Extension activities in Rupert feature Miss Isme Wedgwood china talk and fall luncheon. West Arlington residents join social visits, weddings, and church events as autumn foliage brings gatherings. Sister Martha Molloy Maryknoll nun aids Philippines hospital network and schools in the region.
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Terry Morrison
Pat Lemberg
Kris
Freda
Colorado Springs
Colo
Morrison
Vietnam
Alexandria
Bolling Air Force Base
E. G. van Burke
Chatham
N.J
John Lundquist
Sandgate
Homemaker
Rupert
Congregational Church
Isme Wedgwood
Wedgwood China
West Arlington
Walter Fuller
Bertha Stearns
Frank Hampel
Robert Jones
Walter Finney
West Arlington Club
Edward le Grand
Martha Molloy
Edward Molloy
South Dorset
Vermont
Maryknoll Sisters
Maryknoll
Philippines
Martha
Vermont Catholic Tribune
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West Arlington Geology
By Kay Weeks
Trachte and Linkletter
Trans-Antarctic Mountains
Taylor Valley
University of Washington
Trachte
Western State College
Gunnison
Linkletter
North Village
Harwood
The
Vera Langlais
Hotchkiss
P.O. Box
Cy Pearson
Peter Riker
Donald Riker
Mark Johnson
Kenneth Johnson
Rudy Heiland
Douglas P. Shaw
Dick Brownell
Butch Barber
Harry Barber
Stew Hill
Don Johnson
R. C. Bartholmae
First Congregational Church
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
Kathleen Hough
Vermont United Church
Harwood Union High School
Duxbury
Myrle Hevey
Vermont Medical Center
Burlington
Jodi Harrington
Banner
Village
Haynes
Kane, Inc
Dial
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Mammoth Mart
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
Denver
UPI
Gerald Raftery
Peirce
Winslow
J.H. Winslow
Kay Weeks
Duncan Sutherland
Bellaire Bluffs
Fla
Guy Kageys
Elbridge Taylor
Groveland
Ernest Doehrers
Battenkill
Putnam Memorial Hospital
James M. Edgerton
Covered Bridge Farm
Edgertons
Edith
Stanley Zindle
Albany
Dorset
OS Incet
Barron- Anderson
Adams Clothes Shop
Ford
Cadillac
Chevrolet
LTD
Rolls-RoYe
Manchester Motors, Inc
Depot Street
Manchester Center, Vt
Bennington Ford, Inc
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