Mount Anthony Union High School District meets May 8 vote
The annual meeting for Mount Anthony Union High School District No. 14 is set for Monday May 8 at 8 p.m. at Bennington Elementary School. Voters from Pownal and four other districts will consider year reports, elect moderator clerk and treasurer, appoint an auditor for three years, set officer compensation, and appropriation for next year. A pre school clinic for children up to six, May 16 and 17 at 9 a.m. at Pownal Fire House, will be led by physicians Ruth Ellen Steinman and H Penuel F Corbin, with assistance.
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Mount Anthony Union High
Bennington
School Street
Pownal Town
Union
North Bennington
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Pownal Fire House
Ruth Ellen Steinman
H. Penuel F. Corbin
Fellowship Day Set At East Arlington
East Arlington The Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Federated Church will hold a May Fellowship Day next Wednesday at 2 p.m. with dessert. Topic is People, Poverty and Plenty focusing on sharing in making plenty for others. Women of the area invited. A health clinic will offer physicals and immunizations including polio, diphtheria, whooping cough and tetanus with booster shots. Sponsored by local Home maker Extension groups. Registration with town chairmen in East Pownal North Pownal Pownal Center and South Pownal.
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East Arlington
Enterprise Society of the
Alice Howes
Madalyn Green
Harry W. Beals Jr
David Adler
East Pownal
Richard Champney
North Pownal
A. Coleman Mason
Pownal Center
Beals
South Pownal
Benningtonian To Face Court In Hoosick Falls
Mrs. Marie L. Rogers of Bennington will appear in Hoosick Falls court tonight on five motor vehicle charges. She was arrested Saturday for operating an unregistered vehicle driving without insurance insufficient headlamps passing a flashing red light and speeding. Also scheduled tonight from weekend arrests are Eugene E. Kenet of Williamstown Mass driving while intoxicated bail set at 100 William C. Nelson of Bennington disorderly conduct bail 50 and Glen A. Roy of North Adams Mass defacing a traffic safety signal bail 15.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Marie L. Rogers
Bennington
Eugene E. Kenet
Williamstown
Mass
William C. Nelson
Glen A. Roy
North Adams
Shaftsbury Troop Elects New Committee Chairman
Shaftsbury Boy Scout Troop 331 elected Edwin Colvin to replace retiring chairman P V Roach with condition of full committee support. The troop plans a Beartown Sandgate camping weekend for 20 scouts guided by Scoutmaster Henry Freely and Assistant Robert Fletcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
P.V. Roach
Edwin Colvin
Roach
Henry Freely
Robert Fletcher
Beartown
Sandgate
Freely
Joseph Hart
Colvin
Sweet
Hart
Fletcher
Charles Gabrus
Donald Farrar
Almon Wetherell
Stufflebeam
Arthur Jones
John Billow
Henry Bunk
Angus MacDonald
Norman Bachand
John Clawson
Ira Manross
Hugh McCabe
Cub
Dorset Couple Honored On 50th Anniversary
A Dorset open house celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Kimball C. Tifft on their golden wedding anniversary. Married April 25, 1917 in North Bennington, they have lived in Dorset their whole marriage. About 175 friends and relatives attended, with an anniversary cake baked by James King of Cambridge. Out-of-town guests joined family and friends in honoring the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Kimball C. Tifft
Tifft
North Bennington
Edgar F. Tifft
Charles Morey
Orford
N.H
James King
Cambridge
N.Y
Miriam Tifft
Jerry Park
Truman Eaton
Arnold Waite
Delmar Tifft
Vernon Tifft
North Bennington Church hosts Tschudy for Christian outreach
Earl Tschudy, former teacher and Keswick Conference speaker, will lead special meetings at North Bennington Baptist Church on Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings. He dedicates time to deepen local Christian life and invites the public to attend. Barry Griffith elected Little Hall chair at Dartmouth College in Hanover New Hampshire as sophomore. Griffith will chair the Interdormitory Council freshman orientation and oversee student misconduct cases. Griffith is a 1965 graduate of Bennighton Catholic High School with a long list of hometown and regional ties across multiple states.
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Earl Tschudy
Keswick
North Bennington Baptist Church
Tschudy
Barry E. Griffith
Charles G. Griffith
Polygraphic Lane
Little Hall
Dartmouth College
Hanover
N.H
Griffith
Little
Interdormitory Council
Bennington Catholic High School
Sunderland 4-H Group Clears Roadside Rubbish
Sunderland 4 H Club members led by Junior Leader John Hill cleaned a two mile stretch from East Arlington to Sunderland Borough collecting beer cans whiskey bottles tires hub caps and scraps left by careless garbage trucks. The group donated a truck and plans to finish the rest of the route later. In a prior project the club made recipe holders and funded Vermont textbooks for East Arlington Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
John Hill
Arlington-Sunderland
Rick Lawrence
John
Charles Marra
Mike Hayden
Bob Day
Howard Hill
East Arlington
Vermont
Center Launderette Opens at Manchester Shopping Center
The Center Launderette began operations at Manchester Shopping Center, bringing total open stores to eight. Coin-operated washers and dryers, a professional pressing service, and a lounge with refreshments and a children’s play area are provided, with attendants on duty 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. Same-day service is offered for drop-offs.
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Manchester
Virginia Szirbik
Ivow Corp
Center Launderette
Center Linen Corp
First National
Center Bowling Lanes
Sears, Roebuck
Town and Country Fashions
Australian Physician To Speak Ordination Set in Bennington
Dr. Michael K. Bice a Sydney native will preach at Zion Episcopal Church Bennington during Theological Education Sunday as a General Theological Seminary student from New York City. He is to be ordained a deacon by Bishop Harvey D. Butterfield next month at St Peter's Episcopal Church Bennington and plans to return to seminary in September.
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Manchester
Michael K. Bice
Sydney
Australia
Zion Episcopal Church
Medical School
University of Sydney
Rice
Royal North Shore Hospital of
St. Paul’s College
General Theological Seminary
Bice
Harvey D. Butterfield
PTA Meeting at Burr and Burton Library
Manchester PTA will meet at Burr and Burton Seminary Thursday at 8 p.m. Homer B. Ellis Jr. will preside at the business meeting in the Walter Hard Memorial Library. Mrs. Ellis, Burr and Burton librarian, will speak and show the seminary's new library facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
PTA
Burr and Burton Seminary
Homer B. Ellis Jr
Walter Hard
Ellis
Burr and Burton
German Lieder Concert Tonight at Williams College
A public 8 pm program at the Weston Language Center features Hanna Busen performing German lieder and arias with pianist Nathan Rudnick. Songs by Mozart Schubert Brahms and Strauss will be featured. Busen studied in Munich and has sung leading roles in Germany. Rudnick recently gave a Williams recital. The center is on Main Street.
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Williamstown
Mass
Hanna Busen
Nathan Rudnick
Weston
Williams College
Mozart
Schubert
Brahms
Strauss
Rudnick
Williams
Arlington Marine Lance Cpl Moody Graduates Auto Course
Arlington Marine Lance Cpl Frederick A Moody son of Mr and Mrs Arthur F Moody has graduated from the automotive mechanic course at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune N C Mr and Mrs Edgar Blair and daughter Cheryl Mrs Yvonne Cummings and Stacey Cummings spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Richard Knox in Unionville Conn Their daughter Pamela a student at the National Academy of Ballet in New York City spent the weekend with the Knoxes and had an enjoyable visit with her family Jean Knox returned to Vermont with the Blairs to spend her school vacation this week All members of Brownie Troop 85 and Junior Cadette and Senior Scouts have been invited to participate in the Loyalty Day parade in Manchester Sunday The massed colors of the Girl Scouts will include the new Brownie troop flag presented by American Legion Post No 69 along with a flag pole belt and a book on Americanism Making presentation to Mrs Walter Crawford troop leader was Post Commander Dudley Griffis All Brownies and Girl Scouts are reminded to be at parade formation by 1 30 p m on Sunday.
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Edgar Blair
Cheryl
Yvonne Cummings
Stacey Cummings
Richard Knox
Unionville
Conn
Pamela
National Academy of Ballet
New York City
Knoxes
Jean Knox
Vermont
Blairs
Brownie
Manchester
American Legion
Rice Company Retiree To Speak Tonight
Roger Keeney area manager Dale Carnegie Courses will lecture on Getting Along With and Speaking to People at 8 PM during Delta Nu Alpha Transportation Fraternity Berkshire Chapter 106 meeting at Budd Company Paper Products Division Adams Mass Keeney a Great Barrington resident retired after 41 years with A H Rice Company of Pittsfield and has taught the Dale Carnegie Course in Human Relations and Public Speaking for 17 years The public is invited.
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Court OF Honor
Paul O’leary
Paul J. O’leary
Mike Cross
Neil Cross
BSA
Miller
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Benningtonian
HER
Qu Scotch Whisky Distillers
Jown Dewar
Gola
DEWAR
John Dewar
FSF
Scotland
BY & Soers
John DE RP
Kenley
Governa
BO Aen
Shaftsbury Troop
Douglas Sweet
NRA
William Stufflebeam
Covered Bridge 4-H Club
Kimball O. Tifft
Miriam
Elizabeth Dwyer
Terryville, Conn
Cheshire, Lee and
Pittsfield
Dewitt and Troy
Pottstown
York Heights
Portsmouth
Greenville
Rupert, Pawlet
Arlington
Peru
Londonderry
Fair Haven
Burlington
Michael Miller
B. M. Toomey Chevrolet, Inc
James L. Woodard
Warren
Manchester Motors, Inc
Seward
Rutland
Doris E. Rigney
First Congregational Church
Overlook Road
East Dorset
Rigney
Roy W. Barstow
E. H. Henry
BBS
U.S. 7
Eugene Gaiotti
Helene Thompson
Marine Lance
Frederick A. Moody
Arthur F. Moody
Marine Corps Base
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Walter Crawford
Dudley Griffis
Fienberg Stores
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