Swiss Miss Ends Manchester Visit As International Ambassador
Regula Schmidt a 23 year old Swiss visitor from Bern spent summer in Manchester and Vermont with Rotary host families under the Experiment in International Living. She sees Americans as unpretentious and informal, noting church dress remains traditional, and wishes for more contact with local youth during her stay. She views herself as a semi official ambassador for Switzerland and praises American willingness to work for others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Regula Schmidt
Bern
Switzerland
Putney
Schmidt
Vermont
Rotary Club
United States
Miss Schmidt
North Shire
Ringheiser
Lions Club
New York City
New York
Washington
Switzerland News
Swiss Tourist Agency
Europe
G. Murray Campbell
Boston
Rotterdam
Winhall Bongo barbecue and local planning notes mix
A Winhall Bondville barbecue at Bondville Fairgrounds benefits the Winhall Volunteer Firemen with serving 5 to 7 pm. Windham Regional Planning Commission meets Tuesday 8 pm at Windham Center Church to discuss water resources and town planning and a regional airstrip study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bondville Fairgrounds
Winhall
E. Urner Goodman
Innisfree
British Isles
Ireland
Windham
Windham Regional Planning Commission
Windham Center Congregational Church
WRPC
Sam Kent
Planners Collaborative
William Davisson
Two Women Injured In Separate Hoosick Falls Collisions
Two accidents in Hoosick Falls and Pittstown injure two women. Jean Elliott, 29, a passenger in Francis Tilley's car, was hurt on NY 7 and sent to Putnam Memorial Hospital with head and arm lacerations. Barbara Winters III, 38, suffered numerous injuries after her convertible left the road near Parker School Road and was taken to Samaritan Hospital in Troy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ladetta
Jean) Elliott
Hoosick
Potter Hill
Elliott
Francis Tilley
R.D. 2
Putnam Memorial Hospital
George Milne
Center Brunswick
N.Y. 7
Tilley
Thomas G. Restino
August
Barbara) Winters III
R.D
Parker School Road
Pittstown
Milne
Ronnie's Home and Recovery Update
Mr and Mrs William Stuffle report their son Ronnie has been brought home to Cleveland Avenue to convalesce after a serious illness at Albany Medical Center Hospital. He is improving and will need medication only as treatment. Local Boy Scouts organized a paper drive for Ronnie and citizens formed the Ronnie Stufflebeam Fund to support him.
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Shaftsbury
William Stufflebeam
Ronnie
Cleveland Avenue
Albany Medical Center
Ronnie Stufflebeam
Weekend Guests and Family Visits In Springfield
Wallooms ace Miss Betty Green from Springfield was a weekend guest of her mother Mrs. James Green Sr. Debbie Harrington of Berlin spent a week with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harrington Jr. Billy Harrington visited his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Harrington Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Green
Springfield
James Green Sr
Debbie Harrington
Berlin
Arthur Harrington Jr
Billy Harrington
Arethur Harrington
Music Review Finds Composers In Fine Form At Conference Finale
NORTH BENNINGTON FINE FORM the musicians were in Wednesday night at the Bennington Composers Conference near its finale. Performances were sharp, original, and aesthetically pleasing with high spirits and enthusiastic audiences. Several works featured new sounds and strong ensembles, including Aria No 1 and 2 for violin and percussion and clarinet and piano, plus George Todd’s Five Short Songs and Max Yount’s SCENES OF Death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Composers
Composers’ Conference
Bennington College Carriage Barn
Allen Blustine
Robert Miller
Elliott Schwartz
Warren Smith
Ernestine Briemeister
Resch
Bennington Composers’ Conference
George Todd
Antonia Lavanne
Max Yount
Garcia Lorca
Trom
Max Pollikoff
Stefan Wolpe
Pollikoff
Pownal League Approves Printing of Know Pownal Booklet
The Pownal unit of the League of Women Voters voted to have its booklet Know Pownal printed by Byam Printing Company of North Adams. About 1,000 copies will be distributed free, with nine members weighing printing estimates and plans for voter outreach ahead of the Primary and General Elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
League of Women Voters
Solomon Wright Library
Byam Printing Company
North Adams
Thomas P. Hurley
William Jay Smith
Irving Tanzman
Marcel Langlais
Voter Service
Langlais
League
Gale Edwards
Preschool story hour at Solomon Wright Library Saturday
The story hour for preschool children will be held Saturday morning from 10 to 11 at the Solomon Wright Library with Mrs. Henry W. Bassen in charge. Mrs. Thomas P. Hurley directed the Aug. 20 session featuring a preview of attending school for children entering the new kindergarten class of the Pownal Town School District. Twenty-two youths are enrolled in swimming instruction at Barber's Pond under Miss Ann Brush of Arlington. Classes cover swimmers intermediates beginners and lifesaving and will continue through Tuesday when pins and badges for completion are awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Wright
Henry W. Bassen
Thomas P. Hurley
Pownal Town
Barber’s Pond
Ann Brush
Arlington
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America
Bondville
John O. Slade
Carlo Walter HO
Porter Farwell
Wilmington Lions Club
Long Jim Inn
Harold Gore Jr
Bennington
A.J. Nystrom Co
Chicago
Lake Killarney
Londonderry
Dr. Goodman
Scotland
Abbotsford
Walter Scott
James J. Waygood
Goodmans
Pocono Pines
Winhall River
Dwight E.dodge and Son
Athol
Mass
Middletown
Ina Coleman
Jerome Driscoll
Drexell Hill, Pa
Lester Jones
William Burnett
Manchester Lions Club
Burnett
Floyd Eastman
Don Riker
Don Otis
Firestone
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main Street
Bennington, VT
Wallooms Ace
Bertha Hoag
Fred and
Patricia Carmichael
Dorset Playhouse
A.m
Hed Theatre
Monster
Music Review
North Bennington
Cate
Miss Lavanne
Pownal League
O— Bach
Chamber Center Orchestra
Ronald Anderson
Melvin Kaplan
Karl Kraber
Mrs. Pollikoff
Alan Carter
Fine Fettle
The
Vera Langlais
Harte Theatre
Elizabeth Taylor
Ricnew Burren
Lak Thai) Inc
TAS AD Seah
Weston, Vermont
Woodstock Town Hall
Yol
Bennington Daan
Aris Ray Stark
Paramount Pictures
Robert Redford
Charles Bronson
Kate Reid
Mary Badham
Joseph Eone
Kalahari
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