Woodcock Elected New Lions Head At North Bennington
Rudolph Woodcock was elected president of the Norshaft Lions Club at the North Bennington Congregational Church, succeeding Lawrence Powers as immediate past president. Officers include Bluto, Adler, Kenyon, Preston, White, Bashand, Jones, Hurley, Delaney, Keough with two-year terms for Powers and LaVigne. Installations set for June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Woodcock
Norshaft Lions Club
North Bennington Congregational Church
Lawrence F. Powers
Bob Peckham
Tom Bluto
Eric Adler
Gordon Kenyon
Stuart Preston
James White
Norman Bashand
Art Jones
Bill Hurley
George Delaney
Bob Keough
Leonard Powers
Bruce LaVigne
Final Berkshire Symphony concert highlights Emperor concerto
Williamstown hosts the Berkshire Symphony in Chapin Hall for its 25th anniversary finale on May 1 at 8 30 p m. Soloists include pianist Stephen Manes and clarinetist Stephen Girko. Conductor Julius Heggi leads Calabro Symphony No 3 and Mozart Clarinet Concerto. Tickets at the door or through local outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Beethoven
Berkshire Symphony
Chapin Hall
Stephen Manes
Bennington
Julius Heggi
Louis Calabro
Mozart
Heggi
North Adams
Drury
Mt. Greylock
Hart’s Drug Store
Poultney Girl Is DAR Good Citizen
Poultney senior Margaret Lee Dooley won the National Good Citizen Award from the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution at Constitution Hall Washington D C She received a 1000 scholarship to Trinity College Burlington a Paul Revere Silver Bowl and a 100 savings bond plus the state good citizen pin Dooley is sponsored by Heber Allen Chapter NSCAR Poultney and Miss Hazle Bresee is chapter regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poultney
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Constitution Hall
Washington, D.C
Margaret Lee Dooley
Poultney High School
Bernard D. Dooley
Good Citizens
Maxwell M. Chapman
Dooley
Trinity College
Burlington
National Society
Erwin Frees Seimes
DAR
Vermont
United States
Gerald E. Riley
Massachusetts
Pownal PTA Meets April With Speaker And Bond Vote Prep
At its April meeting the Pownal Parent-Teacher Group heard Lois McCollough of United Counseling Service discuss psychology in education. The group discussed a May 19 bond issue and set its next meeting for May 12 at 7 30 p.m. in Center School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Lois McCollough
United Counseling Service
Miss McCullough
Bernard J. Bisson
Gordon Dyndor
Vermont
Center School
Sunderland Dump Opens as Landfill Under New Rules
Sunderland begins landfill operation on April 25 under state rules. Open to the public Saturdays and Sundays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Other dumping requires private licenses. Daily deposits will be covered to curb smoke problems. Officials urge cooperation and note offenders will be prosecuted for dumping outside the designated area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Readsboro News Briefs Include Fire Auxiliary Election
Mrs Bertha Bowen of Main Street stayed with her daughter and son in law in Stamford and returned home Sunday. Bowen was visited by her son and daughter Mr and Mrs Roger Williams and their children Dan Lee Nancy Julia and Loretta Gould from Charlemont Mass Julia and Miss Williams are visiting. Laurel Phillips was elected president of the Readsboro Volunteer Fire Department Auxiliary at a Monday night meeting with officers named including vice president Margaret Bostwick and secretary Leia Comai. The group discussed buying silverware and paint for the hotdog stand and a junior Girl Scout painting project. uniforms were debated for later decision. A church food sale is set for Saturday April 25 from 11 am to 3 pm at the First Baptist Church. The Baptist Youth Fellowship will attend a movie Friday and meet at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Bowen
Main Street
Inlaw
Ernest Underwood
Stamford
Underwoods
Bowen
Roger Williams
Dan
Lee
Nancy
Julia
Loretta Gould
Charlemont
Mass
Miss Williams
Laurel Phillips
Readsboro
Elizabeth Birch
Barbara Oaks
Sunshine
Rose Bolognani
Joyce Dix
The
First Baptist Church
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Legionnaires Celebrate 51st Anniversary With Dinner
Manchester auxiliary of American Legion Post 38 treated 64 Legionnaires and guests to a fried chicken dinner for the post’s fifty-first anniversary. Awards were handed out for 50, 35, and 30 year memberships, with other cards issued for 25, 20, 15, 10, and 5 year milestones. Navy Airman Mark F. Greenberg, son of local residents, serves at Naha Air Base in Okinawa. A speaker praised today’s youth’s turnout for Green Up Day as Earl E. Storrs presented Alaska slides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
The
American Legion Post 38
Legion
C. Burr Cadoret
Clyde Bryant Sr
Jordon Bentley
Niles G. Carlson
Earl Fisher
Edgar Bryant
Herbert J. Walker
Harold S. Harwood
Raymond E. Joslyn
Thomas E. Smith
Navy
Mark F. Greenberg
Sammy Greenberg
Manchester Center
Naha Air Base
Okinawa
Dept. of Vt. American Legion
Earl E. Storrs
Alaska
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Woodcock
Lions
Fred Wohnus
Joe Crossman
Merritt Hewitt
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Sess Sige
Ounr
Depar Waren
Immeret Tore
Artery Arcade
Javery
South
Remington
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Savin Bay
Bageu
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Scott's Turf Builder
Scott's
Imperial
Per Beg
Rollers
Ecoromy Auto Stores Inc
Main St
Julius H. Manes
Union Street
Juilliard School of Music
Irwin Freundlich
Leventritt
Concert Artists Guild
New York
Vienna
Manes
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Ball State University
Indiana
State University of New York At Buffalo
Stephen Girko
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Poultney Girl
DAR Good Citizen
Dorset
Claude G. Dern
State University Agricultural and Technical College
Alfred, N.Y
Dern
Claude Dern
R.D
State University of New York
Zanah Dennison
Prince's Restaurant
Clams Casino
Prince’s Restaurant
East Main Street
Oneida
Legionnaires
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Richmond
Caee Stame
Ib Far
Fonda Speedway Fairgrounds
Fonda. NY
Fultonville
Ceeke
Nascar
Walker
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Drysdale’s
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