Rice Leaves For Viet Nam First Separation for Family
Arlington home of Sgt Edward W Rice USAF marks first family separation ahead of his deployment to Tan Son Nhut AB Viet Nam He leaves after Thanksgiving with three of four children born in US bases and Madrid Spain His family details include two grandmothers and a great grandmother all of East Arlington The article notes his awards in parachute training jump school and various Air Force achievement recognitions during his seven years in service and lists his Arlington High School background and current address over the Variety Store in Arlington Context also mentions a Taconic Grange Thanksgiving program and social security law discussion for 1967.
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Arlington
Edward W. Rice
USAF
Texas
Tan Son Nhut Air Force Base
Viet Nam
Rice
United States
Madrid
Spain
Walter Crawford
Walter Rice
Edna White
Crawford
East Arlington
Naef
Sgt
Arlington High School
Fort Benning
Fort Campbell
Sumter
S.C
Keesler Afb
Miss
Williams Sunday Concert Blends Brass Ensemble Choir
Williams Mass. concert pairs the 19 member brass ensemble with the Williams College Chapel Choir for a sacred music program December 4 at 7 30 p m in Thompson Memorial Chapel directed by Prof Irwin Shaiman with Prof Kenneth Roberts at the organ The one hour program features works by Buxtehude Josquin Gardner Read Samuel Adler Petel Lassus Gabrieli Purcell Bruckner Henry Cowell plus a Monnikendam organ concerto with brass and solo organist Roberts The chapel’s acoustics promise a refined blend of voices brass and organ with two antiphonal pieces and split performances
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams Brass Ensemble
Williams College Chapel
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Irwin Shainman
Kenneth Roberts
Buxtehude
Josquin
Gardner Read
Samuel Adler
Petel
Lassus
Gabrieli
Purcell
Bruckner
Henry Cowell
Roberts
Marius Monnikindam
Ends OCS Lt Malcolm Niles Heads to Fort Polk
Lt Malcolm B Niles, fresh from Field Artillery Officers Candidate School at Fort Sill Oklahoma, spends two weeks with parents Mr and Mrs Robert Niles in Shaftsbury before reporting to Fort Polk Louisiana for duty.
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Malcolm B. Niles
Robert Niles
Shaftsbury
Fort Sill
Oklo
Fort Polk
Bride To Be Kathleen Toomey Fetes At Village Restaurant
NORTH BENNINGTON Miss Kathleen Toomey was honored this week at a bridal shower held in the Villager Restaurant attended by about 40 friends and relatives. Hostesses were Misses Beverly Herrington Patricia Hyland and Mary Schultz. Decorations in pink and white centered on a table piled with gifts for the bride to be. Miss Toomey will be married Dec. 3 to James Daigneault of Bennington.
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North Bennington
Kathleen Toomey
Beverly Herrington
Patricia Hyland
Mary Schultz
Miss Toomey
James Daigneault
Bennington
Obituaries and local notices from Rutland hospital death
Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 p.m. for Mrs. Orville Holcomb, who died in Rutland Hospital last Wednesday. Rev. Richard Pryce officiated. Burial followed at North Cemetery. Leon Wadley of South Londonderry died last Wednesday. Funeral services were at Adams Funeral Home, Chester, with burial in Weston. A Saturday fire near Mud Pond produced only smoke. Fireman Thomas Dibble and companions watched smoke disperse. Thanksgiving travelers include Catherine Mann, Daulton Mann, Anna Dibble returning from boarding schools. John McWilliams and family drove to Pittsburgh for the holiday.
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Orville Holcomb
Rutland Hospital
Richard Pryce
North Cemetery
Leon Wadley
S. Londonderry
Adams Funeral Home
Chester
Weston
Gordon Halstead
Halstead
Thomas Dibble
Catherine Mann
The
Masters School
Dobbs Ferry
N.Y
Daulton Mann
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Anna Dibble
Cambridge School
Mass
Arlington Garden Club Christmas Program Planned
Arlington Garden Club will hold its last meeting of the season at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Mrs. Fernand E. Gendron home. The program features Christmas slides from around the world and A Taste of Christmas Literature by Mrs. Christian W. Schafer. Hostesses are Mrs. James P. O’Neil chairman, Mrs. Leon M. Cole, Mrs. A. J. Hastings, Miss Mary Kendall, Mrs. Eugene Pelham and Miss Elise Phillips. Members should bring gifts for Brandon School. gifts should not be wrapped and paper and ribbons will be supplied.
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Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
Fernand E. Gendron
Chris
Tian W. Schafer
James P. O’neil
Leon M. Cole
A. J. Hastings
Mary Kendall
Eugene Pelham
Elise Phillips
Brandon School
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Grange
Taconic Grange
Theresa Wood
Lillian Wood
Eunice Myers
John Wood
Winston Prouty
Philip Hoff
Bennington Friends of Retarded
Edmund Bruso
Burton Cross
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Toyland
Co.d
Parker's
Aluminum
Ren Raders
Ares Theory
Bay
Ars Een
Valve
Peru
Alice Dibble
John McWilliams
Bromley House
Pittsburgh
Verwow Iust
Federal
Perobit Insurance Corporation
BRATTLEBORO + BENNINGTON COMPANY
RUTLAND + BELLOWS FALLS
Manchvester Center
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