Specialists discuss human services in Bennington County
Three subject experts discuss home delivered meals visiting physical therapy and other services at Park McCullough House on Sunday November 4 at 4 p m The program outlines aging services in Bennington County with plans extend through June 1974 The event is free and open to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Park- McCullough
John McTernan
Bennington County
United Counseling Service
Bennington County Regional Commission
Vermont
Elizabeth Burke
The
Home Health Agency
Burke
Claire Santway
Senior Citizens Center
Holiday Decorating class at Northern Berkshire YMCA in North Adams
A six week Holiday Decorating workshop for area women runs Wednesdays from November 7 at 7 30 PM at the Northern Berkshire YMCA. The do it yourself crafts cover centerpieces wreaths and pine cone creations supervised by instructors including Thomas English Mrs Robert D Burchard and Mrs Maurice H Hight. Advance registration is required at Brickyard Court in North Adams or by calling 663 6529 with a program fee covering materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
Northern
Berkshire Ymca
YMCA
Thomas English
English Country Gardens
Robert D. Burchard
Williamstown
Maurice H. Hight
Pownal
Berkshire
Brickyard Court
Falls official steps aside in arson case
Hoosick Falls Village Justice William Fitzpatrick disqualified himself from hearing the arson case involving two local youths charged with setting the June fire that destroyed a building valued at about 500000 dollars. Hearing moved to Town Justice John Mahar. Charles Landry and Raymond Guber Jr. face arson third degree charges with 2500 dollar bail each. Landry is represented by Phillip Landry of Troy and Guber by Public Defender James Canfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Falls Hardware Supply Company
William Fitzpatrick
John Mahar
Charles Landry
Raymond Guber Jr
Landry
Phillip Landry
Troy
Guber
James Canfield
Community notices from Pownal fire, library, dance and sale
The Pownal Fire Protective Association meets at 7 tonight at the firehouse. Solomon Wright Library opens Monday and Wednesday 7 to 9 p.m. East Pownal Volunteer Fire Department meets at 7:30 tonight at their firehouse. A dance Friday Nov 2 at Oak Hill School from 8 to 11 p.m. admission 75 cents. The Shades of Blue will entertain. The Wesleyan Class of Pownal United Methodist Church sponsors a rummage sale Friday and Saturday Nov 2 and 3 at the church hall, 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Chorale
Bailey Hall
American Legion
Legion Rooms
Brownies
St. James Church
American Legion Post 69
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Pownal
Othe East Pownal
Public mood on Watergate in panel talk
A Williams College panel discusses Watergate and the mood of the American people at 3 30 p m Friday November 2 in Jesup Hall. Keynote speaker is George Gallup Jr. and panelists include James MacGregor Burns Herbert Hyman Burns W Roper and Wilson W Wyatt. Philip Hastings will chair the session. Open to all.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jesup Hall
Williams College
George Gallup Jr
American Institute of Public Opinion
James MacGregor Burns
Woodrow Wilson
Williams
Herbert Hyman
Wesleyan University
Burns W. Roper
Roper Organization
Wilson W. Wyatt
Kentucky
Philip K. Hastings
Roper Public Opinion Research Center
Roper Center
Putney Students Explore 42 Evening Activities At School
Putney School offers 42 evening activities for 200 students, with each pupil taking part in at least two programs three evenings weekly. Activities range from computer programming and sculpture to folk dancing and quilt making, meeting 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Scott Rogers oversees the program to fit student interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putney
Scott Rogers
Peter Rees
Rees
Libby Mills
Joyce Devlin
Joe Post
American Red Cross
Rich Ruda
Ed Shore
Gordon Meinhard
John Rogers
Rogers
Petition Denied Vermont Yankee Will Not Remain Shut Down
The Atomic Energy Commission rejected a petition by the New England Coalition on Nuclear Pollution and the Union of Concerned Scientists to keep Vermont Yankee closed and to shut Pilgrim immediately. The AEC said no emergency action is warranted. Vermont Yankee is undergoing a shutdown to install an $8.75 million off gas filtration system and fix fuel channel issues, while Pilgrim operates at 50 percent capacity to address its fuel channel wear.
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William Poole
Brattleboro
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Vermont Yankee
Vernon
Pilgrim
Plymouth
Mass
New England Coalition On Nuclear Pollution
Union of Concerned Scientists
Cambridge
AEC
General Electric Co
Keyes
North Adams State College nets 22000 in education grants
North Adams State College announced two grants totaling 22000 dollars. An 18322.40 dollar award from the Supplementary Training Associations funds a follow through program for 33 students pursuing bachelor’s degrees. A 4000 dollar HEW grant supports a Chapter 766 handicapped children project with area positions and seminars coordinated by Dr. Helen Red.
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North Adams
Mass
James T. Amsler
North Adams State College
Supplementary Training Associations
Washington, D.C
Pittsfield
Massachusetts State College System
HEW
Helen Red
Early Children Center
Fund Drive Under Way for UCS Bennington County Services
The United Counseling Service of Bennington County seeks a $20,000 goal to sustain its clinical services including the Child Development Diagnostic Clinic for ages 2 to 8. Mary Jane Rounds, UCS president, notes the clinic tests and diagnoses developmental issues with a team of doctors, social workers, and therapists, aiming to expand early identification and home and school plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Counseling Service of Bennington County, Inc
Mary Jane Rounds
UCS
James Toolan
Robert McManmon
Manindra Ghosh
William Worthington
Peter Upton
Suzanne Dence
Margo Cardner
Dorothy Ann Sweeney
Halloween closure quiets North Bennington library
North Bennington McCullough Library will close Wednesday evening due to Halloween. Tucker Chapter 38 CES meets Thursday November 1 at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Members should bring green or blue stamp books for the Eastern Star home project Blankets. If unable to attend, send stamp books to Mrs. Anna Caracciola Box 486 Bennington 05201. Tucker Chapter plans other district meetings. details at Thursday’s meeting. UCS fund drive in North Bennington will be done by mail this year per Rev. J. Richard Sherlock. residents urged to watch for solicitation letters and donate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCullough
Tucker Chapter
Tucker
CES
Masonic Temple
Eastern Star
Anna Caracciola
Bennington
UCS
North Bennington
United Counseling Service Fund
J. Richard Sherlock
UCS Board
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Bread & Law Task Force
Santway
Bennington Opportunity Council
BOC
Putnam Hospital
Senior Citizen Center
Margaretta van
N. Berkshire
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Pamela Blakeman
Afi
Solomon Wright
Othe
the Oak
Main Street
Ennington, Vt
NASC
Manchester
Jodi R. Harrington
Joseph H. Harrington
Manchester Village
Burr and Burton Seminary
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jodi
Congregational Church
Rotary
Holy Cross
Worcester
University of Vermont
Kem
Switzerland
Larry Keyes
Vermont Yankee Public Information
Edith Beaumont
Jeff Kimble
Kimble
Dorothy A. Sweeney
Super Duper
Sugarbowl Christmas Club
Vermont Nationals
FDIC
Federal Reserve System
Hunters
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Llage
Indie
Erhshire
Ctl
North Street
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