The non appealing new TV regulation
New York Times dispatch notes the start of a new TV season with fixed schedules, resigned executives, and critics attempting to sort vast impressions from recent screenings as audiences await the latest regulatory changes.
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John J. O’connor
New York Times News Service
New York
Federal Communications Commission
Donald H. McGannon
Westinghouse Broadcasting Company
F.C.C
McGannon
Mark Skinner Library board elects officers
The Mark Skinner Library trustees held the 1971 annual meeting with full attendance. G Murray Campbell was reelected president, James B Campbell first vice president, Henry R Robison second vice president, Mrs Edwin L Bigelow secretary, and Earle E Storrs treasurer. Committees were renamed and the McNaughton book rental plan reported strong growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Mark Skinner Library
G. Murray Campbell
Earle Storrs
Carl Kentsch
James B. Campbell
Henry R. Robison
Edwin L. Bigelow
Earle E. Storrs
Library and Book Committee
Laura Meredith
Bigelow
Paul Bullock
Carl Keatsch
James Campbell
Oscar Johnson
Homer B. Ellis
Henry Robinson
Keatsch
Johnson
Homer Ellis
David Monty
McNaughton
B ROC Head Start explores pre school in Danby area
Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council plans a Danby pre kindergarten program using 9181 in local funds plus staff work. Robert L Green says a community organizer and an aide are sought with start hoped for Oct 1. Head Start for Bennington expands to include day care at Shaftsbury Red Brick Schoolhouse starting Sept 20. About 30 children enrolled so far.
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Shaftsbury
Danby
Bennington-Rutland
Green
Bennington
David Rupert
Eagle Street
Ben
East Arlington Enterprise Society Meets in Bailey Hall
The Federated Church ladies of East Arlington meet Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Bailey Hall with devotion by Mrs. Ernest Schmidt and a review of Kind of Love by Mrs. Norris Tibbetts. Tea will be served by Mrs. Alvin Metcalfe and Mrs. John Moore. All church women invited.
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Ladies of the Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Ernest Schmidt
Norris Tibbetts
Alvin Metcalfe
John Moore
Do Si Do 8s Western square-dance club hosts free first nights
The Do Si Do 8s Western square-dance club headlines two free trial nights at Burr & Burton gymnasium Seminary Avenue on Sept 14 and 21 from 8 to 10 pm instructor Henry Plante of Bennington leads the sessions. Target audience guests decide on continuing.
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Burr & Burton Gymnasium
Seminary Avenue
Henry Plante
Bennington
Community notices from Vermont groups and meetings
Shaftsbury heating oil update and burner ad appears in tonight's Banner. Local boards list Rutland Bennington and Bran don area members across public and private sectors including Planned Parenthood and the Rutland Central Labor Council. North Pownal fire auxiliary meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm with refreshments and door prize details. First Congregational Church North Pownal youth fellowships schedule two meetings with times for older and younger groups.
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Shaftsbury
Agway Petroleum Service
Hunt St
Bennington
ADV
Chester
Manchester
Rutland County
Jack Darton
Center St
Rutland
Planned Parenthood
Emile Rondeau
Lincoln Ave
Central Labor Council
Virginia Heck
Seabury St
Tom Quinn
Wales St
Department of Public Security
Robert West
Merchant’s Row
Claire O’leary
North St
Department of Social Welfare
Solomon Goldberg
Arken Place
Richard Marceau
Franklin St
Brandon
Grace Anderson
Pittsford
Malcolm Graham
Castleton
Phillip Ryan
Bennett St
Manchester Center
Edward Geyer
Pleasant St
Bennington County
Vivian Caron
BenMont Ave
Bessie Burgess
McCall St
Michael Carroll
Burgess Rd
Myla Hall
Brown St
Fair Haven
Scott Marechaux
P.O
Nyc
Beryl Clairmont
West St
Martin O’dell
Clover St
Irene Mahoney
Prospect St
Marion Farrell
RFD
E. Pittsford
Sugar Maple Day Care Center
North Pownal
Alice Gurley
Rene McCaffery
First Congregational Church of
Open house honors retiring Mrs. Harris
Mrs. Marion S. Harris of South Stream Road Bennington is feted at an open house at Fisher Elementary School as she retires from nearly four decades with the Bennington County UVM Extension Service. R.P. Davison and Doris Steele lauded her career. a gold watch, purse of money, and flowers were given.
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Arlington
Marion S. Harris
South Stream Road
Bennington
Bennington County
Fisher Elementary School
University of Vermont Extension Service
Harris
R.P. Davison
UVM Agricultural Extension Service
Doris Steele
UVM Extension Service
Marjorie Hurley
Pown
Federal
Record exhibits at Barrington Fair
Great Barrington Mass. a record number of exhibitors have submitted over 9 000 entries for judging in 131st Barrington Fair Sept 12 18 Mrs Katherine Keyes fair director of agriculture says 2520 exhibitors up 318 from last year. Most judging occurs before opening Sunday morning at 8 gates open 1 pm Categories to be judged include grange flower vegetable farm fruit sewing knitting crocheting and all 4 H exhibits plus canning Christmas trees seeds grain hay and youth baked goods Sunday halls open 1 pm Sunday and 10 am Monday through close. Judging continues all week setting new exhibitor and exhibit records.
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Great Barrington
Mass
Katherine Keyes
Keyes
Women in Higher Education panel at Williams College
Katharine Graham Marya Mannes and Harding Bancroft will discuss this fall convocation theme at Williams College Jesup Hall at 8:30 p.m. moderated by Lawrence Miller. The event invites the public as Williams admits its largest freshman class, totaling 471 with 334 males and 137 girls, up from about 325 in recent years.
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Williamstown
Mass
Katharine Graham
The
Washington Post
Marya Mannes
Reporter Magazine
Harding F. Bancroft
New York Times
Williams College
Lawrence K. Miller
Berkshire
Eagle
Banner
Jesup Hall
Williams
Berkshire County
Robin Alton
Margaret Renzi
Marta Rudolph
Mission Park
Morgan Hall
Hoosick Grange installs new officers at September meeting
Hoosick Falls NY Hoosick Grange installed new officers led by Ralph J Griswold county deputy as installing officer including Ralph Philpott master David Cornell overseer Cathy Prebble lecturer Allen Cornell steward Kendal Baker assistant steward Edna Durkee Lady assistant steward Donald S Hewitt Sr chaplain N Clifford Cottrell treasurer Mrs Almon Hewitt secretary Almon Hewitt gatekeeper Mrs Ralph Philpott Ceres Mrs Carleton Philpott Pomona and Mrs Everett James Flora. Wesley Hill was named executive member for three years. A committee for resolutions of respect was appointed for the late Rev Edith Craig Reynolds honorary member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Grange
Ralph J. Griswold
Vera Griswold
Marion Cipperly
Florence Bastides
Ralph Philpott
David Cornell
Cathy Prebble
Allen Cornell
Kendal Baker
Edna Durkee
Donald S. Hewitt Sr
N.clifford Cottrell
Almon Hewitt
Ceres
Carleton Philpott
Pomona
Everett James
Flora
Wesley Hill
Rena Sherman
Wesley Hall
Edith Craig Reynolds
Harold Prebble
Ernest Haas
Ralph Griswold
Paul Greene
Clifford Cottrell
Edward Goodermore
Grange
Hoosick Baptist Church
Wilfred Martel
Hollywood
Florida
Cortland Cottrell
Hoosick Falls Legion Auxiliary opens fall season
Hoosick Falls American Legion Auxiliary held its first fall meeting. They reported Rescue Squad Field Day sales, ran a homemade cake booth, and continue selling chimes and candles. Members welcomed two new associates and approved new hall draperies.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Rescue Squad
Legion
Williams College welcomes record coed freshman class
The largest freshman class in Williams College history includes 137 women and 334 men, totaling 471 new students as fall classes begin. The coed total reaches 316 with upperclass women, exchange participants, and special students, while 1,580 undergraduates fill the campus.
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Williams
Falls priest Terrence Hyland ordained in Hoosick Falls
Fr Terrence W Hyland OSA of Hoosick Falls was ordained Aug 28 in Havertown Pa. His first Concelebrated Mass of Thanksgiving at Immaculate Conception Church in Hoosick Falls Sept 5 drew many parishioners and friends. The service featured 15 concelebrants, a large choir, and remarks by Rev Mark Garrett OSA. Hyland, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Hyland, formerly studied at St Marys Academy and Albany State, holds degrees from Villanova and the Washington Theological Coalition and serves as guidance counselor at Archbishop Carroll High School in Washington DC.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Terrance W. Hyland
OSA
Havertown
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Father Terry
Raymond Albowicz Jr
Tom Keeley
Patrick Leonard
St. Mary’s Academy
Joe Kelly
Villanova
Washington, D.C
Terry
James Flynn
Mark Garrett
Biscayne
Fla
Thomas Hyland
Lyman Street
Albany State University
Villanova University
Washington Theological Coalition
Archbishop Carroll High School
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Mark Skinner Library Board
Basilcon
England
UPI
Geoffrey Clarke
Sandy
Clarke
Aners
Stereos
E.T. Williams
Benn
Y Peel Bel
Abbyshire
North Street
Reclina
Rocker
Rniture Inc
Averell Brown
Walloomsac Rd
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
James Lauve
Dewey St
United Counseling Service
Brooks Robbins
Dorset
Dorset Nursing Association
Gerald Raftery
Sunderland
Arlington Day Care
William J. Haynes
Coulter St
Greater Bennington
Helene Thompson
Charles Bonenti
Jo-Ann N. Keene
Joseph E. Keene
Main Street
Middlebury College
Arlington Memorial High School
Miss Keene
Neal A. McNealus
Keenes
Pawlet
St. James Episcopal Church
Zion Church
Legion Rooms
Enterprise Society
Battenhill
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Sheilah Miller
the Pownals
Pamela Blakeman
Barrington Fair
Elaine
County ST
Women In Higher Education
Edith Beaumont
Roberta Cramer
Oscar Yerington
River Street
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Town of
Walter Gates
Church Street
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Hoosick Rescue Squad
Adelle Lukas
Kokley Avenue
Hoosick
Henry Crews
Jackson Street
Bennington, VT
Terrence W. Hyland
Falls
Father Hyland
Vermont
Main ST. Bennington
Drysdale
Bank Americard
Burt Bros
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