Vermont Scientists Report at Woodstock Conference
Ten Vermont scientists will present non technical reports on their research at an all day Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences conference in Woodstock at the Woodstock Inn. The event, part of the academy s annual meeting, aims to exchange ideas across disciplines and show the public the scope of Vermont science. Four sessions run consecutively with lectures from Adler Emerson Drake Rohwer Craighead Ellem Nolfi Sargent Toolan and others chaired by Candon Miles Woodworth and Gregg. Registration 8:30 9:30 a.m. Lunch 12:30 1:30 p.m. Reservations to Montpelier address.
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Vermont
Woodstock
Woodstock Inn
Vermont Academy of Arts and Sciences
Irving Adler
North Bennington
John E. Craighead
University of Vermont
John Drake
K.A.O. Ellem
Putnam Hospital Institute For Medical Research
John D. Emerson
Frederic 0. Sargent
Helene W. Toolan
Elizabeth Candon
Trinity College
Edward Miles
Robert Woodworth
Bennington College
Donald Gregg
Montpelier
New England
New England Council For Economic Development
Tavern Motor Inn
Thomas J. Hurcomb
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Edward Gaines
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Power Corporation
Council
Thomas J. Moccia
New England Council
Hartford
Conn
Ralph R. DesLauriers
State Council
John D. Moore
C.I.D
Rutland
Robert S. Barton
William M. Lockwood
the Howard Bank
Burlington
Peter R. Martin
Mt. Mansfield Television, Inc
Howard L. McDonald
First National Bank of
Springfield
Roe B. McKenzie
Montpelier National Bank
Elbert G. Moulton
Quechee Lakes Corporation
Quebec
John H. Wasserlein
Boise Cascade
Brattleboro
Peter W. White
Wright & Morrissey, Inc
Olin D. Gay
A.m. Adler
Emerson
Mazur
M. Drake
Rohwer
M. Craighead
Rotary hears SVC prospects and college finances
At the Oct 22 Bennington Rotary meeting Mrs. Joseph spoke for the Vermont Symphony Orchestra noting 17 successful concerts this season and the next on Oct 30. Thomas Gee of Southern Vermont College discussed private college viability, SVC’s 19 locally trusted trustees, tuition funding, and $46 000 library spending while enrollment grows to a record 450.
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Bennington
Joseph Joseph
Vermont Symphony Orchestra
Wes Mook
Bennington Co-op Savings and Loan Association
Edward Holden
Thomas Gee
Southern Vermont College
Goddard College
Peace Corps
SVC
FHA
Bennington Briefs FOE Meeting and Open House Notice
A special meeting of FOE Aerie 1861 officers is set for Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Eagles rooms with a business session and officer nominations at 8. An open house for Mt. Anthony Union Junior High parents occurs Tuesday Oct 26 from 7 to 9 p.m. John W. Spitler has enrolled as a freshman at Pennsylvania State University University Park. Editorial notices advertise Orlando Cullinan for State Senator, the Shea Agency Insurance, Dr William F Wolfe chiropractic hours, and a nursery school safety pin-ons call.
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Foe
Aerie
Eagles Rooms
Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School
John W. Spitler
9 Catamount
Pennsylvania State University
University Park, Pa
New Books at Bennington Free Library FICTION
The Bennington Free Library lists new fiction acquisitions by authors including Louisa May Alcott, Peter Benchley, Catherine Cookson, and many others. Highlights show a broad range of classic and contemporary novels, mystery and crime titles, romance, and historical works.
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Bennington Free Library
Alcott
Louisa May Alcott
Benchley
Catherine Cookson
Fenwick Houses
Glass Virgin
Hannah Massey
Kate Hannigan
Francis
Hall
Higgins
Holt
Johnston
Deveron Hall
Kemelman
Monteilher
Moore
Morris
Galveston
Parker
Promised Land
Peters
Petrakis
Hour of the Bell
Sisters of Sorcery
Tattersall
Castle Fosse
Theroux
West
the Navigator
Red Cross holds annual Bennington County meeting in 1975 76 slate
The Bennington County chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting on October 19 at St. Francis de Sales Parish Hall with about 50 members. Fred Welling chaired, reports were read, and John Meehan announced the 1976 77 officers unanimously. The event featured presentations on disaster and safety services, blood program growth, and Gray Lady volunteers, plus a talk by Joseph Medved on the Burlington blood center’s expanded facilities and blood processing advances.
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Bennington County
The
American Red Cross
St. Francis de Sales Parish
Fred Welling
William T. Eddington
John Meehan
L.W. Gillette
Frank Hogel
Edna Kemmerer
Gray Lady
J. Rinse
Benjamin Beers
Walthrude J. Pierce
Everett Croscup
Elisabeth K. Clark
Jean C. Leake
Helen C. Campbell
Welling
Campbell
Marjorie Galvin
Robert Gibbs
Burton Immen
Martha Kuhlewein
Genevieve LaFlamme
Julian Rousseau
Jane Rudd
William Sennett
Sylvia Trammell
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Ellem
Toolan
Nolfi
Sargent
Helene Toolan
K.A
D. Ellem
Bulova
Accutron
Plantes
Jewels
Main St. Bennington, VI
Nichols
Danskin
Melvin A. Dyson
Chittenden Trust Company
Robert D. Stout
Chittenden
Bay Number Two
Stout
Bennington Briefs
Orlando Cullinan
Shea Agency Sc
Insurance Center
Main St
ADV
William F. Wolfe
Northside Drive
Monument Plaza
Hoisington
Havarti
Jarlsberg
Fontina
Madkour
Benning
Monthru Thurs
Sat
General Asquith
Marie Antoinette
Association of Retired Teachers of
Green Hills
Bettelheim
Boulton
Opal
Bradford
Paul the Traveller
Chancellor
Charles Darwin
Chesler
Comte
Coudert
Cookson
Kate
Creel
Croft
Fellows
Friedan
Fromm
Getty
Harting
England
Scotland
Brandon
Forestdale
Wallingford
Haig
Washita
Hornung
Huxtable
Jennison
Jordan
George Sand
Kennedy
Kucharsky
Plains
Mooney
Evelyn Nesbit
Sanford White
Mucha
Patrick
Piercy
Rhinehart
Russell
Seguy
Shirer
Stapleton
Sunset Books
Sutton
Tedlock
Thorndike
Patty Hearst
Towmbley
America
Vassar
Weglyn
Warlow
Bettit
Brenner
Rosie Bernard
Jansson
Moominland
Klagsbrun
Knight
Ruskin
McHargue
Rudeen
Muhammed Ali
St. John
Red Cross
Margaret D. Clark
Thomas Bailey
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Joseph Medved
Vermont-New Hampshire
Fienberg
Bennington, VT
Eagle Street
North Adams
Rosita
Nous
Gladstone’s
GTON
Barre
North Main St
Newport
Mae
Rutland Rulland Plas
Platts&i
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