Apple Picking at Mad Tom Orchard Goes Migrant Driven
East Dorset's Mad Tom Orchard harvest targets 26,000 bushels of Cort lands and Delicious apples with 22 migrant workers from Orlando. Parcels shift to 600 new 20-bushel totes. storage uses controlled air to suspend ripening until spring markets. Parsons, ex-University of Vermont zoology professor, blends selective sprays with cost goals while balancing natural insect ecology.
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Dorset
Carl Parsons
Mad Tom
Cortlands
Orlando
Fla
Mt. Aeolus
Vermont
Green Peak
Dorset Peak
Parsons
Wesley Holmes
Northeast Fruit Exchange
Livingston
N.Y
U.S. 7
East Dorset
University of Vermont
Rachel Carson
Houghton, Mifflin and Co
Local Church Holds September Sermons and Missionary Talk
Rev and Mrs R A Burn returned to West Wareham Mass after staying at their daughter's camp. Mr Burn preached the first three Sundays in September during Rev Dickinsons vacation. A talk by returned missionaries Maurice Belair and wife was given at the church last week, reported as interesting and well attended.
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R. A. Burn
West Wareham
Mass
Burn
Dickinson
Maurice Belair
Local social notes and church supper planned
Hoosick George Simmons stays with Mrs. Cipperly in Berlin while Clemson visitors enjoy time with relatives in Syracuse and Sacandaga. The Baptist Crusaders plan an Oct 4 chicken supper and bazaar. Home Demonstration Unit meets Oct 2 at Mrs. Ann Brown’s.
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George Simmons
Berlin
Harry E. Cipperly
Paul Creager
Clemson
S.C
All Saints Rectory
Richard W. Corlett
Mary S. Jones
Ellen Susan
Syracuse
George Rifenburg
Edward Prout
Brunswick
Sacandaga
Crusaders
The
Baptist Church
Paul B. Cipperly
Paul
Blanche Cipperly
Harry
Kenneth Cipperly
Helen Mullett
Springfield
Mass
Henry Adams
Dalton
Julian G. Hillhouse
Kathryn Wagner
Daytona
Fla
Adams
Hoosac School
Edward D. Tibbitts
Tibbitts
Arthur H. Tibbitts
California
Walter Winney
Luella
New York City
Ann Brown
Union School Plan Outlined for North Pownal Voters
Vermont North Pownal residents heard Union School District representatives explain a blended curriculum for grades 7 through 12, with English social studies math science and career training. The plan includes late buses for after school activities, projected enrollment growth, shared costs, and a proposed fire detection system funded up to 2100 dollars with state aid possible.
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North Pownal
Union
Arthur S. Faris
J. Goodall Hutton
Union School
Vermont
Bennington High School
Union High School
Union District
Woodford
State Department of Public Safety
Woodford School Informational Meeting Cancelled
John H. Williams clerk of the Union District School Board announced the Woodford informational session on applying for Union School District membership has been cancelled. The Banner had listed the time and place yesterday in its summary of upcoming school issue sessions.
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John H. Williams
Union District School Board
Woodford
Open House Planned At Manchester Plant
An open house will be held at the Manchester water pollution control plant in the Depot next Saturday September 29 from 1 to 5 p.m. Residents and interested visitors may tour the new sewage disposal plant and learn how it operates. The plant is already in operation with nearby houses connected.
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Manchester
Bonnet Street
Stratton Mountain Inn to Open This Winter
A 70 unit Stratton Mountain Inn will open for the ski season by December 15. Frank V. Snyder of Stratton Corp and Arthur Lee of Hotel 128 lead a Boston group to own and run the Alpine style hotel with 70 double rooms and two convertible bunk rooms for meetings. The project marks Stratton's move to year round recreation alongside 20 Alpine chalets built this summer.
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Stratton
Stratton Mountain
Frank V. Snyder
The
Stratton Corp
Arthur Lee
Hotel 128
Dedham
Mass
Stratton Mountain Inn
Snyder
Aqueduct Leads NYC Racetrack Attendance in Spring Meet
Aqueduct attracted 32,442 fans and handled 3.18 million dollars daily during its spring meet. Belmont Park drew 24,777 patrons over 26 days with an average daily handle of 2.39 million dollars.
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New York
Aqueduct
New York City
Big A
Belmont Park
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By Marchen Skinner
Mississippi Valley
Peru
Mabel E. Whitney
Tel
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Vera Langlais
Board
Pownal
Stratton Mt
Sayles
North Adams, Mass
Boston Common
Boston
New
Bostons
Touraine
New England
Diners’ Club
American Express
Carte Blanche
Thomas J. Walsh
General Mgr
Toursine
Tremont & Boylston
Tel Hancock
ZEREX
Nvo
Davey Oil Co
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Bennington, Vermont
Williamstown, Mass
Delilah
DuPont
Warner
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