Falls store burglarized for fifth time in two years
Hoosick Falls police investigated a burglary at Don's Book and Camera Store at 7 Idin St. sometime Saturday night or Sunday morning. About $200 cash and nearly $500 in merchandise were taken, including Timex watches and cigarette lighters. Owner Donald Frank found the break at 5:30 a.m. Sunday. prior incidents included three successful thefts and one thwarted attempt.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Don's Book and Camera
Idin St
Donald Frank
Frank
Frank Demick
Fiddlers Prepare for Sixth Northeast Regional Contest
Preparations underway for the sixth annual Northeast Regional Oldtime Fiddlers Contest and Festival at Barre Municipal Auditorium October 6 and 7. Entries from New England, New York, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and Ontario. The champion advances to the national contest in June at Weiser Idaho.
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Barre
Barre Municipal Auditorium
National Advisory Board and Certification Council
New England
New York
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Washington
D.C
Canada
Ontario
Weiser
Idaho
Free Ski Events Featured in State Council Schedule
The Ski Touring Council of Troy Vermont lists 63 workshops and over 10 touring trips across Connecticut Maine Massachusetts New Hampshire New York Pennsylvania and Vermont. All events are free and open to the public with volunteers from mountaineering clubs youth outdoor groups and professionals guiding beginner to expert tours. Workshops cover equipment clothing waxing safety and touring techniques while tours range 3 to 32 miles with leaders. A Ski Touring Guide and the schedule are available for $1.75 and $2 respectively from KR Mattesich president West Hill Road Troy VT 06868.
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Connecticut
Maine
Manchusetts
New Hampshire
New York
Pennsylvania
Vermont
Ski Touring Council
Troy
U.S
Ski Association
Nordic
Council Ao
KR. Mattesich
Barber named term trustee at Williams College
Joan K. Barber M D of Bronxville N Y a child psychiatry and development expert has been appointed a term trustee of Williams College for the years She is a Wellesley and Cornell Medical College graduate who trained at New York Hospital Bellevue and has taught pediatrics and psychiatry at several institutions including Albert Einstein College of Medicine She is married to Frederic T. Kirkham and is mother to Sara and Julie marking Williams move to coeducation with the appointment of its second woman trustee.
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Williamstown
Mass
Joan K. Barber
Bronxville
N.Y
Jollies College
19the Barber
Wellesley College
Cornell University Medical College
New York Hospital
Bellevue
Bronx Municipal Hospital Center
Tucker Chapters Receive Two Invitations from Area Chapters
Tucker Chapter 38 CBS has two invitations from nearby chapters. Sylvan Star Chapter 132 Granville NY invites a Sept 26 meeting at 8 p.m. to hear Vermont chapters. Mt. Anthony Chapter 1 Bennington invites Tucker members Oct 4 as district deputies make an official visit. Supper at 6:90 p.m. Reservations with Mrs Anna Caracciola at 442-6440.
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Tucker
Cbs
Sylvan Star
Granville
N.Y
Vermont
Mt. Anthony
Bennington
Tucker Chapter
Anna Caracciola
Hanks urges arts as identity at Williams convocation
Nancy Hanks, chair of the National Endowment for the Arts, told Williams College faculty and students that everyone has an identity with the arts and stressed the arts’ role in a fast changing society. The remarks followed honorary degrees and the opening of a new constructivist art collection at the Williams College Museum of Art.
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Charles Bonenti
Williamstown
Maza
Nancy Hanks
National Endowment For the Arts
Williams College
Williams College Museum of Art
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Miss Hanks
Sir Herbert Read
Arts education sparks youth interest and growth in funding
Miss Hanks cites Read on sensory learning and warns of a dulled human automaton without the arts while praising rising student interest and expanding government support. She notes polls showing over a third of higher education students eye arts careers and the National Endowment for the Arts growing from 8.25 million to about 40 million, with more aid anticipated.
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Read
Hanks
Miss. Hanks
Heart research at UVM studies the body's wonder engine
UVM researchers Burt B. Hamrell and Norman Alpert study how chronic stress thickens and enlarges heart muscle. Using rabbit models they simulate long term pressure overload, then test muscle response and energy use to understand heart failure progression. Grant-supported work includes Vermont and American Heart Associations and NSF funds.
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Burlington
Burt B. Hamrell
University of Vermont
College of Medicine
Ito
Norman Alpert
Granta
Vermont and
American Heart Associations
National Science Foundation
UVM
Harrell
Alpert
Hamrell
Joe Trono Fright
Burt Hamrell
NSF
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Stanoe
Fiddlers
Federation of Oldtime Fiddling
State Council
Touring Council
West Hill Road
Sei
Ennington
Arlington
Williams
North Bennington
Lawrence Hall
Russia
George W. Rickey
William College
Heart Research
Graduate College
Hanson
Walbridge
Vermont National N
the Shea Agency Inc
Finast
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Richmond
North
Intown Restaurant
Cates
Flulet
Franch Fries A Coven
Maccaroni & Ith Main
Moon
Main ST
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