Hale Mt. club endorses sportsmen candidates in Bennington races
The Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club of Bennington endorses U.S. Sen. Winston Prouty and four district candidates in Districts 31 32 and 33. It cites conservative actions on conservation and gun control and praises incumbents and challengers aligned with sportsmen’s views. The endorsement, signed by secretary Gerald Moffitt, marks a first for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale Mountain Fish and Game Club of
Bennington
U.S
Winston L. Prouty
David J. Allen
Joseph J. Caracciola
George van Santvoord
Kenalene Collins
Teddy Roosevelt
Sen. Prouty
Congress
Gaysville
Philip Hoff
Hoff
Allen
Caracciola
Leon E. Wagner
van Santvoord
Dist. 32
Collins
Hale Mountain Club
Gerald Moffitt
Job agency to dedicate new Burlington building
The Department of Employment Security opens a new Burlington office at 59-63 Pearl St. on Oct. 29 with dedication led by Gov. Deane C. Davis. A public tour runs noon to 4 pm after a morning ceremony attended by officials including Stella B. Hackel and Malcolm R. Lovell Jr. The $790,685.31 project by Wright & Morrissey Inc. secures manpower and unemployment services for the growing Burlington area. About 35 staff are based there in unemployment compensation and employment service.
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Montpelier
Department of Employment Security
Pearl St
Burlington
Stella B. Hackel
Deane C. Davis
Secretary of Labor For
Malcolm R. Lovell Jr
Francis Cain
Hackel
Wright & Morrissey Inc
Payson Webber
Rutland
State
RAF ration kits now include fish and chips
London UPI reports emergency ration kits for RAF personnel now feature fish and chips. Catering staff created a potato preparation that yields chips through a special process, adding a familiar comfort item to field rations.
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London
UPI
Royal Air Force
RAF
RAF Command
Putnam Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Meeting Planned
The annual meeting of the Women's Auxiliary of Putnam Memorial Hospital will be held Thursday at 7 30 p m in the hospital dining room. Reports of the past year and greetings from Vermont Hospital Auxiliary councils president will be presented. A film Almost a Miracle will be shown. Bradley C Bean will speak and answer questions. Dessert and coffee will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Auxiliary
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont
Bennington Home Health Agency
Bradley C. Bean
Bennington Elks raise 1900 for Silver Towers drive
The Bennington Lodge of Elks reports sending 1900 to the Vermont State Elks this year for Silver Towers. This is 460 more than last year and funds the Silver Towers camp for retarded children. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Turner and Mr. and Mrs. John Foster, top ticket sellers, will be honored at a steak dinner Saturday.
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Silver Towers
Bennington
John Foster
Bennington Lodge
Film on health shown at Senior Center Friday
A color film titled Almost a Miracle will be shown Friday October 30 at 2:30 PM at the Senior Citizen Community Center on North Street. Bradley Bean of Putnam Memorial Hospital will present, with Mrs Elizabeth Burke acting director of Bennington Home Health Agency. The event demonstrates home rehabilitation for chronically ill patients and welcomes all senior citizens and the public.
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Senior Citizen Community Center
North Street
Bennington Home Health Agency
Breard Hawks
Bradley Bean
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Burke
Bean
Mauhs Board Adopts Suggestion on Complaint Handling
Mt Anthony Union High School officials approve a procedure directing any parent or person who complains about teachers or classroom policy to raise the issue with the building principal and board chairman. The majority agrees to discuss questions in private, with final board action at the next regular meeting if unresolved. A Bennington Program report notes 24 youths employed for three weeks, with classes started and a Friday General Assembly in the District Courtroom.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Stephen H. Gilman
Lawrence E. Harrington
Gilman
Arlington Memorial High School
William F.D. Smith
Mt. Anthony
Raymond C. Murray
Harrington
Bennington
Ralph Wright
General Assembly
U.S
Wright
Political ad discussion on teaching assignments and trip cancellation
Smith questions math teachers classroom roles while Wright asserts flexibility and willingness to teach different subjects. He notes the January Quebec trip was canceled as unnecessary, stating motivation exists without the trip.
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Wright
Quebec
Sister Gertrude Conway elected to NEJCCSA board
At a Chicopee Massachusetts meeting of the New England Junior College Student Personnel Association Sister Gertrude Conway formerly Sister William Marie of St. Joseph College was chosen as state representative from Vermont. A panel including Dr. Martin Cossick Jerry Winestine and Ralph Lewis led a discussion on campus unrest. The President's Commission report on campus unrest is expected to be published in November.
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New England Junior College Student Personnel Association
Chicopee
Mass
Gertrude Conway
William Marie
St. Joseph College
Vermont
Martin Cossick
Springfield College
Jerry Winestine
Brandeis
Ralph Lewis
Lindbergh Center
Reconciliation in Growth and Environment for Vermont
A Vermont address argues for tying economic growth to environmental cleanup. It urges stronger enforcement, new laws, and interstate measures to curb pollution, with a shift of defense and research toward environmental products. The speaker cites Lake Champlain and stresses shared national responsibility and reform of detergent phosphorus use.
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Lake
Champlain
Vermont
Lake Op
Connecticut River
New York
New Hampshire
Defense Department
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Bankamericar
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