Counseling Drive Sets $10,000 Goal for UCS in Bennington County
Arlington hosts a county fund drive meeting for United Counseling Service of Bennington. Miss Helen Bryan announced a $10,000 goal, the largest yet, with the 1962 drive running Oct 1 to 15. Rev. Charles Parsley Jr. explained UCS funding ties to state and federal sources, plus local fundraising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
United Counseling Service of
Bennington
West Mountain Farm
Helen Bryan
Dorset
UCS Fund
Bennington County
Parsley
UCS
Board of Trustees
Community Mental Health Services Act
Richard McDowell
The
United Counseling Service
John Whelan
John Keough
Thelma Palmer
Dorothy Hager
Bradford Smith
Libby Bartlett
Guy Stone
Jane Leary
W. Sherman Hitchcock
William Nawrath
John Fay
Charles Parsley
Jay Connaway
Easter sunrise service and donkey basketball set for Saturday
A Easter morning sunrise service on Tory Lane was led by Curt Albee with 20 attendees from Federated and St James churches. After a shower, attendees moved to Bailey Hall for juice and baked treats. Donkey basketball returns Saturday at 8 p.m. with teams from the faculty Lions Club and varsity groups, offering special family rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
St. James
Tory Lane
Curt Albee
Peter Marsh
Judy Pike
Bailey Hall
Lions Club
Williamstown Fire Dept Plans 65th Easter Ball
Williamstown Fire Department prepares for its 65th Easter Ball at Mt. Greylock Regional School on April 27 featuring the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra with Sam Donahue and square dancing by Jim Willis. Proceeds benefit the department benevolent fund aiding firefighters in sickness or injury. Invitations extended to area departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Dorsey
Dorset
Tommy Dorsey
Edward H. McGowan
J. Fred Walden Jr
Ralph W. Martel
Charles W. Noyes Jr
Maurice J. Lepesqueur
Everett N. Miller
Gordon E Noble
Joseph M. Miller
Fire
North Adams
Adams
Pownall
Bennington
Hancock
Clarksburg
Lanesboro
Pittsfield
WMNB
Belden Family Easter Trip Highlights New York City Tour
Mr and Mrs Bruce Belden and children Deborah Leslie Curt and Kent spent four days in New York City during Easter weekend. They viewed Ringling Brothers Circus at Madison Square Garden the Easter Show at Radio City Music Hall and sites like Rockefeller Plaza skating rink Empire State Building Statue of Liberty and a subway ride. A Fifth Avenue Easter Parade segment was fitted into their schedule before returning home Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Belden
Deborah
Leslie
Curt
Kent
New York City
Belden
Ringling Brothers Circus
Madison Square Garden
Radio City Music Hall
Rockefeller Plaza
Empire State Building
Statue of Liberty
Fifth Avenue
Beldens
Suzan Veillard
George Veillard
Barbara
Jimmy
Gaden
Iceland
Veillards
Providence
R.I
George Veillard Sr
Suzan
Plans Made for Hoosick Little League Tryouts
Hoosick Falls prepares for major league level tryouts on April 28 and 29 at the Hoosick Falls athletic field. Dodgers lead by George Scott Giants by Fred Dowling Red Sox by Coke McAuliffe Yankees by Paul La Porte. five Minor League teams. A May 6 player auction follows. 135 boys already registered with openings left in the Minor League. Volunteers urged to help field prep and opening day parade led by Don Bogardus and Robert Brett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick
Little League
Dodgers
George Scott
Giants
Fred Dowling
Red Sox
Coke McAuliffe
Yankees
Paul LaPorte
Joseph Cullen
Robert Brett
Jim McGuire
Cullen
Don Bogardus
Don’s Barber Shop
National Commercial Bank
Sandgate Highway Official Meets Selectmen for Road Talk
Sandgate District Highway Commissioner Ivor S. Pelsue of Bennington will meet at 9 a.m. Monday, April 30 with the Sandgate Selectmen on road business. Mrs. Rose Miller of Williams town called Sunday on Mrs. Mary Lincoln. Church services are planned Sunday morning at the Sandgate Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivor S. Pelsue
Bennington
Sandgate
Rose Miller
Williamstown
Mass
Mary Lincoln
Charles D. Bentley Sr
Charles D. Jr
Floyd Bentley
Marc Briggs
Herbert Woodard
Howard Montgomery
Salem
Poisons in the Home topic at Villagers' Home Club
The North Bennington Villagers' Home Demonstration Club meets at the library this evening at 8 with a film and discussion on poisons in the home. Also noted are Cub Scout Pack 28 Blue and Gold Dinner on Thursday April 26 at the firehouse at 6 pm, with families bringing a dish to share.
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Pack
Cub Scouts
Local residents welcome visitors and guests in town
Dorset Miriam Tiff Tel reports Miss Suzanne Dern a McGill student from Montreal visiting her mother Mrs Olive Dern. Several nursing students Miss Martha Molly Miss Sally Molly and Miss Patricia Molly from Boston Mount Vernon are visiting their parents the Molloy family. Additional visits include Miss Frances Martin returning from New York and various relatives from Montclair Wilton Mendham Saxton's River and New York City.
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Suzanne Dern
R.N
McGill University
Montreal
Canada
Olive Dern
Martha Molloy
Boston
Mass
Sally Molloy
Patricia Molloy
Mount Vernon
Edward Molloy
Frances Martin
West Road
New York
Hobart Agnew
Montclair
N.J
Henry van Loon
Wilton
Little League Meeting Set for April 25 in Arling ton
The Norshaft Arlington Little and Minor Leagues schedule a meeting for Wednesday April 25 at 7 30 p m at the Mack Molding Co recreation hall in Arlington. Shaftsbury Fire Department Auxiliary plans to meet the same evening at Fran Stacy s home with co hosts Mabel Mattison Rita Mattison and Bea Mattison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norshaft-Arlington Little and Minor Leagues
The
Mack Molding Co
Arlington
Quam
N.J
Jay Daniels
Anita Bryson
New Jersey
Louis Cook
Oradell
Harley Allan
Donna
Steve
Charlotte
William Allen
James Drummond
Tom
Gordon
Cheshire
Conn
Albert Mattison
Eleanor Hawkins
Ashland
Mass
Lu Percey
William J. Percey
Shaftsbury
Mabel Mattison
Rita Mattison
Bea Mattison
East Hoosick Home Demonstration unit elects officers
The East Hoosick Home Demonstration unit held a business meeting naming Mrs. John Halstead chairwoman Mrs. Gerard Morin Sr vice chairman and Mrs. Richard Powers Jr secretary treasurer The group plans to exhibit dried flowers at the county Achievement Night program next Monday at Tamarac School. Bulsons Honored Mr and Mrs Kenneth Bulson of Barton Avenue celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home About 75 people attended Mrs Bulson formerly Alma Lorette The couple wed April 17 1937 at Immaculate Conception Church Hoosick Falls They have two children Judith and James Both are students at St Marys Academy Mr Bulson owns Bulson's Garage
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East Hoosick Home
John Halstead
Gerard Morin Sr
Richard Powers Jr
Tamarac
Kenneth Bulson
Barton Avenue
Bulson
Alma Lorette
Immaculate Conception Church
Hoosick Falls
Judith
James
St. Mary’s Academy
Cambridge Notes and Local Social Highlights
Mrs. Foster Goodrich and daughters Pamela and Trilli of Westfield Mass spent the past week at their home in South Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. George Brewer spent the weekend at their East Main Street home with their daughter Carol and her roommate from Middlebury College. Rose Marie Virtue and Marilee Davis returned to Houghton College after Easter. Lois Ann Virtue returned to Albany Business College. Pleasant Valley Grange holds meeting Friday April 27 at 8 p.m. with an apple pie contest. Sixty attended the union parish Communion at South Cambridge Methodist Church on Good Friday. choir of 15 directed by Mrs. George F. Miller Jr. sang. Mrs. Frank Burch returned to Coila after a week in Albany.
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Foster Goodrich
Pamela
Trilli
Westfield
Mass
Cambridge
George Brewer
East Main Street
Carol
Middlebury College
Rose Marie Virtue
Marilee Davis
Houghton College
Lois Ann Virtue
Albany Business College
Pleasant Valley Grange
Canadians to Tour Clark Institute
A 24 member Canadian women’s committee from the Art Gallery of Toronto will tour New England museums, arriving in Williamstown on April 30. They will be received at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute and stay at the Williams Inn for a six day visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
New England
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Art Gallery of Toronto
Williams Inn
Easter weekend visits by Braisted group and Nesci in Vermont
The Braisted family and George Preston of Closter New Jersey spent Easter weekend at their Route 9 summer home, their first visit this season. James Nesci of Meriden Connecticut and a friend took a final ski trip to Vermont skiing Mount Snow on Friday and staying at Nesci's cabin through Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Braisted
George Preston
Closter, N.J
Route 9
James Nesci
Meriden, Conn
Vermont
Mount Snow
Nesci
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles Parsley Jr
North Bennington Congregational Church
UCS Board of Trustees
McDowell
Miss Bryan
John Whalen
Guy E. Kagy
Sunderland
Bennington College
North Bennington
Fred Welling
Woodford
John Cleary
East Dorset
Margaret Hitchcock
Manchester
Pawlet
East Rupert
Jay H. Connaway
Pownal
Cleveland E. Dodge Jr
James Horne
Emma Hoyt
George Delaney
Ann Marsh
Sunrise
Williamstown Fire Dept
Wilmington
Dover
Carle Walter
Tel
Richard McLernon
Ellen Clifford
Cochairman
Lower Lodge
Rocket To
Edward Cubill
Torrington
Richard Stockmore
Richfield
Con
Willis
Drew Kurimay
Simsbury
Richard Canning
Rena Ladenburg
Helen Bisett
Bob Rose
Skating
Herbert Long
John
Philip
Joy
John C. Long
Cleona, Pa
Caroline M. Haas
James P. Davis
Edward Walling
Long Island
Woodcock Road
Sue Hybarger
J. Matthew Hebren
Fred Foster
Sandgate Methodist Church
Dorset Hollow
Resch
Elizabeth Dwyer
Darryl Shaw
Powers Market
Erwin Gates
P. E. McCarthy
Arthur Wickenden
John Thomas Hayes
Judy Joseph
Christine Tyrell
Enid Houran
Ralph Larson
Wesley Green
Robert Young
Buffalo
Miriam Tiff
Francis Monroe
Michael
Claude Dern Jr
Hudson Community College
Troy
N.Y
Claude Dern Sr
Leilah Anderson
Carl Gerdeau
Debbie
Glen Warren
Thomas Warren
F. O. Whittemore
David
Plymouth
Fayette Dunn
the Hollow
Arthur Devenow
Terryville
Fran Stacy
Angus MacDonald
NBHS
George Bryson
Valera of
Mannes
Wood Memorial Park
Edith Beaumont
Mrs. Halstead
Bulsons
Margaret Aiken
Clark Institute
Mountain Towns
Carlo Walter Tel
Searsburg
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