Rabbi Kaufman Leaves Bennington for Catskill Temple
Rabbi Sigmund I. Kaufman terminated his service at Temple Beth El and will move to Catskill New York Thursday to become the new rabbi at Temple Israel. He arrived in Bennington from Laconia New Hampshire and served the local temple for over three years. A reception in Catskill is scheduled tonight.
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Sigmund I. Kaufman
Temple Beth el
Catskill
N. Y
Temple Israel
Kaufman
Bennington
Laconia
N.H
WBTN
Rabbi Kaufman
YMCA To Begin Rifle Program In Bennington
The Bennington YMCA starts a Junior Rifle Club as part of its fall and winter schedule. The program, affiliated with the NRA, runs Saturdays 9 to noon at the Armory for ages up to 18, with safety, marksmanship, and awards as skills grow. John Riddle at the YMCA or call 7-7316 for details.
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Bennington Ymca
National Rifle Association
N.R.A
YMCA
Bennington Armory
John Riddle
Short-Line Railman Dies in London
John Howey 76 builder of the Romney Hythe and Dymchurch Light Railway in southeast England died at Littlestone near the line he created. The 20 mile line carried freight and passengers with passengers atop cars and served during World War II for pipe transport.
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London
John Howey
Howey
Romney, Hythe and Dymchurch
England
Freshmen Arrive at St. Michael's College in 1967
About 300 freshmen from a dozen countries arrived Wednesday at St. Michael's College in Windsor Park New arrivals wore purple beanies and received room assignments and identification tags. They were greeted by the Crown and Sword Society and met the college president as they began their path toward graduation.
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Winooski Park
St. Michael’s College
Grey Blazered Crown and Sword Society
Ultra Sound May Tenderize Meat Using High Frequency
Dr. R. S. Temple of the U S Department of Agriculture outlined ultrasonics at the Reciprocal Meats Conference in Stillwater Oklahoma. He said high frequency sound could soften connective tissue to yield tastier cuts and improve economics and that excess fat might be reabsorbed in live animals before slaughter.
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Okla
R. S. Temple
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Reciprocal Meats
Temple
Shakespeare Sets Records at UVM
Champlain Shakespeare Festival at the University of Vermont drew 7 350 attendees in August, surpassing the prior record by 350. The Merry Wives of Windsor attracted 2836, with Othello and Richard II close behind. Director Edward J. Fiedner notes out-of-state audiences from over 40 states and all New England states attended nightly.
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University of Vermont
Edward J. Fiedner
Maine
Alaska
Florida
California
New England
New York
New Jersey
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