North Bennington Plans Public Meeting On Union High School
North Bennington residents will attend a public information meeting Monday at 8 p.m. in the school gym to learn about the Mt Anthony Union High School bond proposal. Officials from the North Bennington and Mt Anthony boards will explain costs, site, curriculum, transportation, and tax impact, followed by a Q and A session. A model of the proposed school will be shown at the former Babcock store window this weekend.
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North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Union High School
Mt. Anthony
Babcock Store
Main Street
Panos
Card Party Aids Church Grounds Landscaping Project
A card party to raise funds for landscaping the church grounds will be held Friday May 1 at 8 p.m. at Bailey Hall East Arlington. The event is sponsored by the Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Federated Church.
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Bailey Hall
East Arlington
The
Enterprise Society of the
Pownal Community Notes Highlight Local Events And Meetings
Local residents attend county meetings and church events. A spring dinner for the Pownal Fire Department doubles as graduation for fire fighting trainees led by Charles Becker. Youth Fellowship plans Monday gatherings and a bowling party with future trips. A Democratic caucus convenes April 28 to elect delegates for May 16 state convention. A camporee for Troop 47 and various church activities fill the week. Proceeds from a rummage sale aid the North Pownal class trip.
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Barbara Smith
Joanne Hill
Vergennes
Miss Hill
Kathy
North Pownal
Barbara
Jane Champney
Charles W. Rounds
Addison County
Vermont Rural Letter Carriers Association
Middlebury
Dog Team
Pownal
Tally-Ho
Pownal Center
Kenneth O’dell
Floyd Woodcock
Charles Becker
Shaftsbury
Youth Fellowship
Town Hall
Mt. Greylock Lanes
North Adams
Eleanor Rickert
Williams College
WSCS
Pittstown
N.Y
Bagley
Democratic Party
Walter B. Towslee
Burlington High School
Philathea Society Installs Officers at First Baptist
Falls Church NY reports HOOSICK FALLS installation banquet of the Philathea Society of the First Baptist Church with over 80 attendees. Miss Ida Van Wert unable to attend due to illness. Hazel M Hill named president with officers including Clayton Sherman and Marylynn Hill.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Philathea Society
First Baptist Church
Ida van Wert
Walter Watkins
van Wert
Philathea
Warren Lohnes
James Smith
Clayton B. Sherman
Hazel M. Hill
William C. Brown
Carleton Robinson
Albert Baker
Marylynn Hill
Raymond Calhoun
C. Warren Filkins
John Y. Elliott
Cortland Cottrell
William Cottrell
Douglas Sherman
Family Dinner Honors Fred Luke Birthday
Mrs. John Tudor hosted a family dinner Sunday honoring Fred Luke. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Luke, Mrs. James Snyder and children of Eagle Bridge, and others. Robert A. Hall and family left Tuesday for Idaho to pursue nuclear engineering studies.
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John Tudor
Fred Luke
Lukes
James Snyder
Eagle Bridge
Robert A. Hall
Idaho
Community Rummage Sales Aid Local Fire Auxiliaries
North Bennington Women’s Auxiliary hosts a Saturday sale at the fire house from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to fund kitchen equipment in the new fire house. Nearby, the Southside Circle of the Baptist Church holds its annual spring sale in the library hall with fresh baked foods. Kindergarten registration for September 1964 is set for April 27 from 3 to 4 30 p.m. and April 28 from 7 to 8 30 p.m. at Bleau house. Parents should bring birth certificates and immunization records. health staff and teachers will assist. NEHS principal Miss Catherine Corcoran attends NEASC meeting in Boston and prepares to attend a Walden School conference in New York City. She chairs the Second School Commission, with 19 representatives from six New England states. Clock change reminder: set clocks ahead one hour this Saturday night for Sunday services.
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Ladies of the
Southside Circle of the Baptist Church
North Bennington
Bleau House
Madalyn Green
Lillian van Suredam
NEHS
Catherine Corcoran
Boston
Commission On Public Secondary Schools
New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Miss Corcoran
New York City
Biltmore
Walden School
Time Magazine
A. Royce Pitkin
Goddard College
Plainfield
John Flannery
Gordon Kenyon
Donald Knapp
Martin Harrington
Norshaft Lions
Wesley Bump
Safety Committee
Barney McCarthy
Avalanche
Manchester
Arlington
Norshaft
Bennington
McCarthy
Bob Keough
Athletic Association
Lions
Lake Paran
Nelson Payne
Falls Center Street School Sold To School Director
Hoosick Falls New York Atty Joan S Davison a school board member bought the former Center Street School from Noyce Bump of Hoosick After a public auction Bump had paid 775 last year Neighbors had urged the district to repurchase The board must use the building for school purposes if repurchased Davison declined to reveal the price saying she has no immediate plans for the building.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joan S. Davison
Center Street
Noyce Bump
Hoosick
Bump
Atty. Davison
James H. Beave
Erson
Davison
Second Ward
Hoosick Falls Bus Policy Restores Mile Rule
Hoosick Falls Central School Board returns to a one mile minimum for bus transportation. River Street residents sought transit to St. Marys Academy but the board cites state law and added costs for shorter routes and longer rides.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
River Street
St. Mary's Academy
Board of Education
Central School
Clay Hill
Dooley's Bridge
River Road
St. Mary’s Academy
Shaftsbury Scouts Camp In Woodford
Fourteen members of Boy Scout Troop 31 with assistant scout master James Lyons camped in Woodford last weekend. transported by William Kelley William Stufflebeam and Francis Lyons. The group located water found two springs and siphoned water to camp. Lyons and three patrol leaders mapped a compass course.
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Shaftsbury
Boy Scout Troop 31
James Lyons
Woodford
Bud Tetreault
William Kelley
William Stufflebeam
Francis Lyons
Lyons
Stufflebeam
Ezekiel Cross Jr
Henry Bunk
Edwin Colvin
Norshaft Lions Hear Credit Union Executive
NORTH BENNINGTON The Norshaft Lions met with Robert Rosegrant of the Vermont Credit Union League outlining benefits of local credit unions. He cited Colonial Credit Union at the H T Cushman plant with 106 stockholders and $12 000 in loans, and noted Vermont has 70 unions with 23 000 members and $8 million in assets.
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North Bennington
Robert Rosegrant
Vermont Credit Union League
Norshaft Lions
Lion Don Cherbonneau
Colonial Credit Union
H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co
Rosegrant
Vermont
United States
Department of Banking and Insurance
The
Lions
Vacation Bible School plans and youth paper drive
Edith Beaumont announces planning for United Vacation Bible School at Baptist Memorial Hall Tuesday night at 8. The study runs June 22 to July 3 with Rev. John Y. Elliott as director and theme Life of Jesus. Saturday youth fellowship holds a paper drive at 1 30 p.m. For donations call 686 5234.
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United Vacation Bible School
Baptist Memorial Hall
John Y. Elliott
Jesus
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