Manchestrer Center Grower Keeps Colorful Bounty Blooming
Herbert W. Bell of Manchester Center runs a 23 year old nursery on Route 7 north of the Center. He says his landscaping and nursery business has grown to employ five men with his wife handling bookkeeping. Bell praises the variety of flowers, especially lilies, and notes the Equinox mountains rise behind windbreak hedges.
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Isabelgwinn
Manchester
Herbert W. Bell
Manchester Center
Ball
Isaac Hayes Concert At Rensselaer Union Friday Sept 29
Isaac Hayes rises from Tennessee cotton fields to stardom in soul music. He will perform at RPL Field House Troy NY as part of a weekend program by the Rensselaer Union, backed by a 10 piece orchestra, with hits from four million selling albums.
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Troy
N.Y
Isaac Hayes
RPL
Memphis
Hayes
Memphis Symphony Orchestra
Phoenix
Princeton, N.J
UPI
William Gordon Bowen
Princeton University
Princeton
Park
Pownal Groups Schedule Tuesday Meetings
The Mayflower Pack and the Senior Youth Fellowship of the North Pownal Congregational Church meet Tuesday at the parsonage with the Pack at 6 p.m and the Fellowship at 7 p.m. The Pownal Parent Teacher Group meets at 7:30 p.m. in the gym of the new Pownal Center School.
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Mayflower Pack
North Pownal
Pownal
New Pownal Center School
Pownal Center
Manchester club opens fund drive
Directors of the Manchester Country Club announced a new membership drive offering $100 stock holders full use of facilities for the 1972 season. A junior category allows under 30s full access for $50 as of Sept 15, applied to 1973 dues, aiming to boost membership by up to 300.
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Manchester
Newmembeship
Bellows Falls zoning vote repeats approval in Rockingham
Rockingham voters approved zoning regulations by 87 in favor with 374 opposed in a nine hour, four ballot session. The measure failed earlier, then passed after revisions. turnout was 61 from 3,423 eligible voters.
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Bellows Falls
Rockingham
David F. Buckley
Armory
Mark JJ
Leonardi
Board of Selectmen
Planning Commission
Cosmology lecture at Windham College by Dr. Fletcher
Dr. Emery S. Fletcher, associate professor of physics at Windham, will open the academic year with a 8 pm lecture on cosmology. He notes that recent astronomical discoveries help frame questions for possible answers and aims for accessible explanations. The event is free and open to the public in the Windham College Science Auditorium.
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American Astronomical Society
National Science Foundation
Windham
Fletcher
Windham College Science
Recorder and flute classes at Governor McQuillough Mansion
Lynne Priest Bujak offers private and group flute and recorder instruction at the Governor McCullough Mansion North Bennington, starting Monday Sept 16. Sessions cover technique, ensemble reading, and performance for adults and children nine and older with student recitals at the mansion. registration details provided.
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Governor McQuilough
North Bennington
Lynne Priest Bujak
Governor McCullough
Miss Friest
Lynne Priest
Bujak
Eastman School of Music
New England Conservatory
Staatliche Hochschule Fuer Mugic
Freiburg
West Germany
Joseph Mariano
James Pappoutaskis
Aurely Nicolet
Migs Priest
Bennington leads primary county races and voting rules
Primary races shape with District 42 Rep Merritt Hewitt Jr facing Edwin Colvin in Shaftsbury while District 32 incumbents Collins and Mason meet challengers Hamilton and Rifkin in Wilmington. Voters statewide to face no contest in most districts. polls open tomorrow at listed local polling places.
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Bennington
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Shaftsbury
Edwin A. Colvin
Pownal
Stamford
Readsboro
Searsburg
Wilmington
Dover
Whitingham
Kenalene Collins
A. Daniel Mason
G. William Hamilton
James Ri
Rep
Mason
Montpelier
Hamilton
Rifkin
World Cultures and Modern Art exhibition at House of Art
Amid the Olympic pall, Munich hosts a vast show titled World Cultures and Modern Art. The West German exhibit, occupying two floors, features nearly 3000 objects borrowed from Louvre, Hermitage, Tokyo National Museum, and the Met. The $1.2 million installation blends Egyptian motifs, Persian miniatures, and connections to cubism and surrealism, offering a monumental scholarly visual experience beyond the athletic drama.
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Times
Munich
Louvre
Hermitage
Tokyo National Museum
Metropolitan Museum
New York
Egypt
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