Voice of Democracy Finals Set for Hoosick Falls Sunday
Hoosick Falls hosts the Voice of Democracy community finals at 2 p.m. Sunday in St. Mary’s Academy gym. Local judging will feature school winners and two honorable mentions, with pre recorded tapes and impartial volunteers evaluating content delivery and originality.
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Voice of Democracy
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
VFW
St. Mary’s Academy Gymnasium
Hoosick
Tral School
St. Mary’s Academy
Arlington Notices and Library Additions in a Village Record
Water shutoff alerts for residents west of Prosper Deschenes along with upcoming Arlington Home Demonstration Club meeting at Green Mountain Diner and charity gift drive. Local obituaries, baby shower, and a long list of new books added to the Martha Canfield Library including titles for adults and juveniles.
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Arlington Home Demonstration Club
Green Mountain
Paul Totten
Yonkers, N.Y
Totten
Martha Canfield
Comins
Miller
Special Forces
Colby
Mary Poppins
Disney
Eastman
Behind the Wheel
Fenner
City
Stolz
Watson
Zolotow
Hoag Family Leads Holstein Club Activities and Awards
Walloomsac area families attend the Tri-County Holstein fall banquet at Easton Fire House. John Hoag’s son Terry Hoag wins a state reserve award for dam daughter line in 1964 judging season. plans for January meeting and upcoming cattle demonstrations outlined. Several local residents hosts and guests, power issues noted from storm, and holiday events hosted at Hoacre Farm.
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John Hoag
Easton
Hoag
Anthony Paladino
John Plogg
Edward Cottrell
Terry Hoag
Holstein
Ithacca
Marcy Debonier Segis Ann
Honore Max Roxanne
Christmas party planned by Enterprise Society of Federated Church
The Enterprise Society of Federated Church will host its annual Christmas party at Bailey Hall on December 16 at 8 p.m. Festivities include Christmas readings, carols, games, and a gift exchange followed by refreshments. On December 18 at 10 a.m. members will decorate and assemble cheer baskets, with donations welcomed.
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Enterprise Society of
Federated Church
Bailey Hall
John Secor
The
Enterprise Society
First National
Beautifully different new Chevrolets on display
The advertisement invites buyers to choose from the new Chevrolets emphasizing their distinctive styling and ease of entry. The Corsas are highlighted with up to 180 hp in the top trim, noting stronger performance options.
Winter Headquarters Open For Art Center at Manchester
Southern Vermont Artists Inc opened winter headquarters on Center Hill Manchester next to Sam Ogden's display room. Center president Carleton Howe says the winter art center will be open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday with Montague or Mrs. Emily Johnson on hand. Visitors can inquire about the 1965 festival of the arts and membership drive to be announced after year’s start. Paintings from the SVA collection hang at Factory Point National Bank and others will be sent to area schools. Montague plans art seminars in Dorset and Manchester after holidays.
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Manchester
Southern Vermont Artists, Inc
Center Hill
Manchester Center
Sam Ogden
Carleton Howe
James Montague
Emily Johnson
Art Center
SVA
Factory Point National Bank
Montague
Dorset
Southern Vermont Art Center
Grange Notes From Ethan Allen Pomona Meeting
Mrs Everett Lillie presided pro tem at the Ethan Allen Pomona gathering in Stamford Tuesday evening as Stamford Valley collected the attendance gavel. Reports came from Bennington and Battenkill home economics committees with demits granted to Mr and Mrs Burr Cadoret and Mrs Ethel Bentley. Mrs Viola Wilcox and Mrs Belle Decker reported on the National Grange event in Atlantic City this fall. Lynn Fabricius led the Christmas program while the tree was decorated in white carols and a Bible reading by Mrs Edythe Jepson followed tableaux. Esther Chilson and Warren Klough sang solos Star in the East and Shepherds Watch their Flock. Gifts were exchanged after games. 12 at Mt Equinox Grange in Manchester. The 65 forecast and master’s plans for 65 theme will guide farming, home, styles and sports.
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Everett Lillie
Ethan Allen Pomona
Stamford
Stamford Valley
Bennington and
Battenkill
Demits
Burr Cadoret
Ethel Bentley
Viola Wilcox
Belle Decker
National Grange
Atlantic City
Lynn Fabricius
Edythe Jepson
Esther Chilson
Warren Klough
Mt. Equinox Grange
Manchester
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Frank E. Buswell
National Commercial Bank and Trust Company
George E. Dougherty Jr
Edith L. Beaumont
Bennington Banner
Brian F. Mahoney
Horizon Newspapers
McGuire
All America
Department of New York
Washington, D. C
John J. Cuddihy
William H. Roberts
John J. Jenuskevice
Gerald O. Stevens
Benedict A. Nowik
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Prosper Deschenes
STORK
Donald Violette
Leon Smith
West Arlington
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Northern Livestock 4-H
Hoacre Farm
Steve Luke
Joyce Hoag
Sherman Farm
Johnson Hill Road
Rita Wolf
Salem
Duane Taylor
Glens Falls
Vincent LeBlanc
Sam Gildea
Michael
Jenifer Gildea
Spring Valley
Larry
Garry Seney
Greenwich
Olin Bacon
Beacon, N.J
Hoacre
Beacon
East
Sunderland
Chuck Derosia
Bob Hane
Constance Jordan
Marjorie Canefield
Anne Wilkins
Bernice Benedict
James West
Arlington Memorial High School
Corvair
Ptake
Chevelle
W. H. Eddington, Inc
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
North Street
Bessey
Irs National Stores
Lws Olive
Jordan
Frankforts
Sperry
Swift
Walder
Libby
First
Atiend Stores
New England
New York
UPI
U.S
Newsprint Information Committee
Grange
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