Arlington woman tapped for national educational assessment
Mrs. Mary L. deBrun of Arlington has been named by the Research Triangle Institute to conduct a county wide assessment of educational attainments for NAEP. She will contact families in randomly selected areas to locate eligible participants and administer Reading and Literature exercises to 17 year olds not in school and to 25 to 36 year olds.
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Arlington
Mary L. deBrun
Research Triangle Institute of North Carolina
deBrun
Education Department
Archdiocese of Boston
Boston
U.S. Census Bureau
New England
Bennington County
Suffolk County
Mass
Varius
Local student chosen for archaeology program in Arizona
Russell Barber of Dunham Avenue North Bennington and a University of Vermont junior are selected among 12 undergraduates worldwide for a NSF funded Field Museum program titled New perspectives in archaeology. June 18 to Aug 27 in Vernon Arizona, with field work at Anasazi to Athapaskan sites and a Hopi Reservation near Holbrook. Barber, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Barber, is an archaeology and anthropology major and a National Merit and Presidential Scholar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Barber
Dunham Avenue
North Bennington
University of Vermont
Arizona
National Science Foundation
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
Paul Martin
Martin
Vernon
Ariz
Holbrook
Barber
Ralph Barber
Mt. Anthony Union High School
UVM
Pownal Little League Seeks 22 New Players This Saturday
In Pownal Vermont signals for 1971 Little League season show 57 boys already enrolled with 22 new players to try out Saturday at 1 p.m. on the North Pownal School league diamond. Registration for ages eight to 12 runs through May 1.
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Pownal
North Pownal
Maurice Hight
Pownal school gains water overflow as 350-foot well gushes
A Vermont well driller hit a 350-foot gusher during a new two-level Pownal Elementary addition. Initial flow reached 100 gallons per minute, far exceeding the 25 gpm need. Officials approved a $100,000 short term note at 2.5 percent to cover early project costs while bids are postponed. Water pours across the school property as plans proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman Elementary
Bernard Bisson
Pownal
Bisson
C.W. Rounds
Carolyn Peckham
Barbara Burrington
A. Coleman Mason
Henry Basson
Charles Palmer
A&w Artesian Well
Vermont
Manchester
Vermont National Bank
Catherine Corcoran
Public Safety and Education
Department of Public Safety
Julian Goodrich
Ring
Goodrich
Pownal Elementary
Catholic Daughters honor 66th anniversary in Hoosick Falls
More than 100 attended the 66th anniversary observance of Catholic Daughters Court No. 30 in Hoosick Falls Ny. The event began with a 5 30 p m Mass for deceased members at the Church of the Immaculate Conception followed by a reception and dinner at the Elks clubhouse. Guest speaker Fr Edward Robinson spoke of his missions work in Japan and congratulated the court as the second oldest of 1700 CDA Courts in New York. Visiting dignitaries included state regent Miss Margaret McKearney and district deputy Mrs Bernard Hempstead with delegations from nearby courts. Several members received 50 year pins and corsages for 50 years of service, while long time members and spouses unable to attend were honored with gifts and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Lansingburg
Robinson
Nagasaki
Yokohama
CDA
New York
Margaret McKearney
Rego Park
L.I
Ann Walsh
Bernard Hempstead
Scotia
Joseph Esterbrook
Albany
Albany Catholic
Victor O’brien
St. Mary’s Church
Granville
Joseph Maher
Staten Island
Bennington
Cambridge
Corinth
Schuylerville
Whitehall
Elva Gigel
Edward Robinson
Elizabeth Guiden
J. Frank Kennedy
John Ryan
Paulette Rivard
Victor O'Brien
Helen Benkoski
Eastern Star installs officers at Arlington chapter
Arlington Red Mt Chapter 41 Order of the Eastern Star installed Helene Thompson and Marilyn King as worthy matron and associate matron with Clyde Putnam and Chet Cherbonneau as worthy patron and associate patron at the Masonic Temple. Past matron Jean Zinn and past patron Chet Cherbonneau officiated. Esther station honored, Lily of the Valley flower, colors dark blue and white. Mary Houghton chaired the refreshment committee, with Daisy Schwarzkope Anne Secor and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn King
Clyde Putnam
Dale Bahan
Chet Cherbonneau
Red Mt
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
Arlington
Jean Zinn
Mary Best
Ella Pike
Lillian Henderson
Chaplin
Philip Elwell
Barbara Mahler
Marshall
Esther
Thy
Mary Houghton
Daisy Schwarzkope
Anne Secor
Robert Toone
Nellie Hayden
Sentinel
Marie Disque
Clara Hulet
Marshal
Ingrid Hirsch
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Educational Commission of the States
The
Pownals
Robert Pudvar
Donald Rogers
Joseph Tomasello
Pownal Center
Main Street
Gian
Ian
Mitchell
May
MR Robert Herron
Williamstown , Massachusett
Bennet Cobble
Thomas Restino
Miss McKearney
Hempstead
Ryan
Father O’brien
Kenneth Kennedy Osa
Andover
Charles E. Bauman
St. Joseph’s Church
Greenwich
Harry Crayon
Miss Gigel
Elizabeth Kearney
Helen Burke
Katherine Miller
James M. Brahan
Mary O'Malley
Mary Doyle
Katherine Fleming
Ella Reilly
Katherine Reilly
Mary O’brien
Pepsi-Cola
Beshara
P. Ny
Vowale Ver
Javery
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
South Street
Helene Thompson
Nichols
Summer Pocket Books
Wicker & Rattan Furniture
Mt, Equinox
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