Arlington Junk Car Campaign Begins This Week
Arlington plans a junk car crushing operation this week in East Arlington as part of a town effort. Selectmen will seek volunteer help to locate candidates and bring vehicles to Knapp's meadow for destruction while addressing a rising population and future law enforcement needs.
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Arlington
East Arlington
Thurston Hulet
U.S
Keynith Knapp
Hulet
Knapp
Guy Kagey
Eric Erickson
Robert Lindsey
Lindsey
John Moore
Planning Commission
Moore
Children's Art Course Scheduled in Williamstown
A six week children's painting class will run Saturdays from 10 to 11 30 am starting April 27 in the Grant School learning center room under the Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts. Two age groups may form 8 to 12 or 10 to 15. Instructor is Miss Sally Stocking, who has studied art education at several colleges and spent a year in France.
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Williamstown
Mass
Northern Berkshire Council of the Arts
Andre Speyer
NBCA
Grant School
Perne
Sally Stocking
University of Massachusetts
Alliance Francaise
Paris
France
Pownal Caucus Set to Name Delegates to State Convention
A Pownal Republican caucus to name delegates and alternates to the state convention in Montpelier May 18 will be held tonight at 8 in the Town Hall. Based on last gubernatorial votes, Pownal is allowed three delegates and three alternates.
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Pownal
Montpelier
Town Hall
Hoosick Falls Lodge Installs New Officers
Hoosick Falls N Y Me chanicville Lodge of Elks ritual team led by Con A Santagato past district deputy installed the Hoosick Falls Lodge officers at the club house. Exalted ruler John Delarey and officers Charles Frazier William Stevens William Fitzpatrick Richard Fairbanks Thomas Wysocki Richard Cuddihy, Michael Brewster Gerald Tate John Billett Morgan Burke trustee for five years Paul LaPorte organist. Proxies filled for Burke and LaPorte. Roast beef dinner for 120 preceded the meeting with guests from visiting lodge and families. The Keynotes provided music for dancing, PDD Santagato gave the 11 p.m. toast, Ladies Auxiliary served midnight lunch.
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John Delurey
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Mechanicville Lodge of Elks
Con A. Santagato
Michael Brewster
Gerald Tate
John Billett
Morgan Burke
Paul LaPorte
Burke
LaPorter
Arnold Kuebler
Franklin Tate
LaPorte
Elks
PDD Santagato
McCarthy Support Grows in North Shire Towns
North Shire towns rallied for McCarthy at a Manchester gathering hosted by George Clay to boost inter est and support ahead of May town caucuses. Susan Paris of Benn ington College outlined a 40 percent target of 1 403 delegates for the Vermont convention and 562 McCarthy delegates.
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North
Manchester
George Clay
Clay
Manchester Town
Democratic Committee
Burlington
Paris
New Hampshire
Bennington College
Massachusetts
John Hamilton
Shaftsbury
Vermont
Arlington High School Trio Wins Top State FHA Honors
Arlington Memorial High School junior Susan James was elected state president of the Vermont Association of Future Homemakers of America at the Montpelier meeting. Teammates Sandra Corey and Anna Webb won state posts. the group was led by Mrs. Jane Aaron. Other officers from Vermont chapters were named, and Otter Valley Union High School won the state Red Rose Award with $100 and a silver bowl.
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Arlington Memorial High School
Vermont Association of Future Homemakers of America
Susan James
Gerald James
Tavern Motor Inn
Montpelier
FHA
Jane Aaron
Sandra Corey
Walter Corey
Anna Webb
Andrew Webb
Sears Foundation
Otter Valley Union High School
Confirmation Fetes Kathy Rousseau at St Clair Albany
Mr and Mrs Joseph Allen of Fourth Street attended the confirmation of Kathy Rousseau of Albany Sunday afternoon at St Clair Church in Albany. The Most Rev Edward J Maginn bishop of the Albany Diocese officiated at ceremonies for a class of 360. Banquet guests included Cola Watson state director of vocational education and Mrs Marcele Boomer of Laconia NH who will become Vermont FHA advisor July 1. Foreign exchange students from Holland Switzerland and Japan spoke at the banquet continuing the weekends theme Its a Small World.
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Joseph Allen
Fourth Street
Kathy Rousseau
Albany
St. Clair Church
Edward J. Maginn
Cola Watson
Marceline Boomer
Laconia
N.H
New State
FHA
Vermont
New Hampshire
Holland
Switzerland
Japan
Rummage Sales At Local Churches And Firehouse
The First Methodist Church hosts a rummage sale Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with the church open Wednesday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. to accept items. The North Bennington Fire Department Auxiliary also holds a rummage and food sale at the firehouse Saturday beginning at 9 a.m.
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First Methodist
North Bennington
First Methodist Church of
Shaftsbury
Norshaft Lions Clean Up Junked Cars in Bennington Areas
North Bennington and Shaftsbury Lions completed a junk-car cleanup using volunteers and donated equipment. At least 75 junkers were removed and sent to the Bennington landfill for crushing, per project chair Gordon Kenyon. A further cleanup phase is planned for Saturday.
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North Bennington
Norshaft
Shaftsbury
Bennington
Gordon Kenyon
Police Series For Youths Draws 204
Williamstown Massachusetts auxiliary police present the second in a series of youth meetings titled Know Your Auxiliary Policemen. May 4 at 10 a.m. in Mitchell School gymnasium, School Street, with Dr. Allen J Hanson superintendent of Williamstown schools backing the program. Attendance aimed for 30 or more with youngsters from elementary grades 3-6 and 7-10 invited. refreshments to be served by wives of auxiliary members led by Mrs June Bennett. The event has strong support from clergy, school authorities, Chief of Police Joseph Zoito Jr, and town officials. parents urged to encourage attendance.
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Williamstown
Mass
Mitchell School
School Street
Allen J. Hanson
June Bennett
Joseph Zoito Jr
Rum mage sale by Harriette Lyon to benefit Lions
Harriette Lyon of Shaftsbury hosts a rum mage sale on Saturday from 10 to 4 with proceeds aiding Lions Club. Residents of North Bennington and Shaftsbury are urged to place non returnable junk in curbside containers for Lions trucks to haul to the dump. Call 442 4362 for ideas on other village improvement projects.
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Kenyon
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Lions
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