Debby Mattison 14 wins triple Bald Mt 4-H trophies
Debby Mattison, 14, daughter of Richard and {unreadable} Mattison of Wayward Winds Farm, tops a record 1966 horse show season earning all three Bald Mt 4-H Club division trophies for the first time in the club's 10 year history. She also holds Vermont state reserve champion in 4-H fitting and showmanship junior division, traveling over 2,000 miles to events in New York, Massachusetts, and Vermont while riding Pixie a three and a half year old half Morgan half Thoroughbred mare she raised and trained herself.
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Shaftsbury
Deborah Mattison
Richard Mattison
Wayward Winds Farm
Debby
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Debby Mattison
Pixie
Middlebury
Bald Mt
Judge
Mattison
Mattisons
Arlington Pupil Wins First in Vermont Forestry Essay
Arlington eighth grader Jo Ann Keene of Arlington Memorial High School won a $10 first prize in the Vermont Forestry Festival essay contest. County forester David Barton presented the award, noting Memorial School is the district’s only junior senior high, with eligible contestants limited to the Bennington Southwest Supervisory Union. The piece highlights showmanship prep and the upcoming continuation of Debby Mattison’s riding career, with guidance to work harder and stay determined.
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Arlington
Jo-Ann Keene
Joseph Keene
Arlington Memorial High School
David Barton
Memorial School
Bennington Southwest Supervisory Union
Sgt Bossidy to Recruiter Post in Troy
Mrs Gordon Hoag learns her nephew Sergeant William T Bossidy has left Mc Clellan AFB California with his wife and daughter bound for Troy to replace Sergeant Norman E Payne as Air Force recruiter He completed the Lackland AFB course and trained in 11 areas including job classification testing and community relations He will begin the assignment January 1.
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Gordon Hoag
W.T. Bossidy
McClellan Afb
Calif
Troy
T. Set. Norman E. Payne
Air Force
Sgt. Bossidy
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Tex
State Seal Tree All Set for Winter in Vermont
West Arlington prepares to prune and cable the State Seal Tree of Vermont on VT 313. The 225 foot, 300 year old pine is really five trunks. a large limb fell last year, and Arlington officials plan to keep the tree standing with support from the Garden Club. Wood from the fallen limb will be kiln dried for summer mementos to fund ongoing maintenance.
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Arlington
Vermont
Wayland Lloyd
Bennington
Lloyd
Arlington Garden Club
Dedication of New Hymnals at Stump Church North Cambridge
White Creek residents Mrs Dewey McCart Mrs Gordon Byars Mrs Howard Robinson and Mrs Atwood Allen attend the dedication of their new hymnals at Stump Church in North Cambridge Sunday Stephen Taber returns home from SUNY Oswego for Christmas holidays to his parents Mr and Mrs Maurice Taber
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Dewey McCart
Gordon Byars
Howard Robinson
Atwood Allen
Stump Church
North
Cambridge
Stephen Taber
Suny At
Oswego
Mrs
Maurice Taber
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Shaftsbury Equestrienne
4-H Horse Club
Keynith Knapp
Debbie
Mount Anthony Union High School
Janet Schurink
Hunt Seat
Ricky
Denise
Otis
Raymond P
Agency
Main St
E.A. French & CO
Post Office
No. Adams, Mass
North St
Bennington, Vt
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
First National Stores
Ane
North Bennington Road
Finast
Ernest W. Mattison
RY Cst
THE
Verwon Mility
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
BRATTLEBORO + BENNINGTON COMPANY
RUTLAND + BELLOWS FALLS
Chester
Manchester Center
Eleanor Niles
Ladies ’ Dept
Coats
Fienberg’s
SOX
DEPT
Guitars
Speed
Wringer
Electrical Dept
Blenders
Shetland
Main
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