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10 page brochure adverting the Worthington Inn

Black and white photo showing Gatdeway Junioin Senior High School -- shown are Steve Savoy, Jorge Illtyd ernandez-Sierra, Gary Wheeler, Tim Crane, Emoilio Tudo Mark Fernandez-ASierra.

Linen copy

Gazette article about snowmobile races. One was held in 1971: "7,000 Watch Snowmobile Races." No one from Worthington is mentioned in the article. Also, newspaper accounts of the incorporation of Eastern Snowmobile Races, Inc. and the race held in…

Article titled: "Maple Sugaring Of To Early Start" shows Stanley Thayer drilling a hole and Nat Glidden "maple sugar king of Worthington" standing to left. Gazette article titled: "First of 2,200 Buckets Set at Denworth Farm. . . "

Article titled: "Berkshire Ballet in benefit for Worthington Church scholarships" describes a performance at the Gateway Regional High School. Shown is a photograph of Rowena Humphrey (age 15). Also mentioned are Lucie Mollison, Jean Humphrey,…

Several items related to Jack Trompeter including a newspaper article, and advertising brochure and business card for Leo Glass.

1977 article about 15 year old beekeeper, Noel Kenney, or Huntington. Kenney's septic cleaning service served Worthington for many decades

Titled: "Old Time character dolls capture hearts" article describe the doll-making business and collection of Florence Chamberlin, also mentioned are Mabel Weber (Florence's mother) at her home on Buffington Hill Road

1977 articles about the arrest of Winter Bergeron for growing marijuana

Gazette article about appointment of Janet Dimock to Gazette staff

Six newspaper articles about the creation of new trash disposal site and compactor behind the town garage, October 1977

Ten plus articles about local efforts to address conditions for migrants at the Albert Farm

Description of robbery at the property of Edweard Black on Radiker Road. Mentioned are Neil C. Kristensen, Jr. Kevin C. Grady, Grant Knapp

Report of objection on legal grounds to religious services being held at Town Hall written by Lois Ashe Brown.