Drugs Stolen From Wilmington Drug Store Break In
Police say a large quantity of drugs valued in the thousands was stolen late Friday night or Saturday morning from Parmello and Howe Drug Store at Routes 9 and 100 in Wilmington. Drug order forms were taken but other drugs and cash were left untouched. The steel cabinet was forced open and an attempted cash register break-in occurred. Initial tally mentions demerol morphine codeine percodan and dolophine.
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Wilmington
Parmello and Howe
Ralph Howe Jr
Post Office To Honor Grandma Moses Stamp Next Year
Eagle Bridge resident Grandma Moses, famed for primitive paintings, died seven years ago at 101. The U S Post Office Department says a commemorative 6 cent stamp will honor her.
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Eagle Bridge
Grandma Moses
U.S. Post Office Department
Marlboro College Receives 50000 For New Theatre Auditorium
Marlboro College announced a $50,000 gift from the Old Dominion Foundation toward a proposed 300 seat theatre auditorium designed by Stainton Cowles Hapgood of Shelburne. The building, costing $250,000 to $300,000, will house theatre workshops concerts lectures and films and may host Marlboro Summer Theatre in the future. Construction starts when funds are available.
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Marlboro
Marlboro College
Old Dominion Foundation
Stainton, Cowles & Hapgood
Shelburne
Vermont
Marlboro Summer Theatre
Marlboro House
Rt. 9
New Snow Opens Haystack Ahead of Schedule
A foot of snow allows Haystack Ski Area to open a week early, during the weekend of December 14. The base lodge hosts Sgt. Pepper’s night club with top draw Erie rock bands from New York and Las Vegas through the season. Mickey and Steve Drezen, ex owners of Mickey Finn’s, run the club with plans for a holiday season including a New Year’s Eve swing party. Haystack offers racing instruction for youths 10 to 17 from December 21 through January 4, except Christmas Day and New Year.
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Wilmington
Haystack
Haystack Base Lodge
New York
Las Vegas
Mickey
Steve Drezen
Mer
Mickey Finn
West Palm Beach
Drezens
Arlington Dollars for Scholars elects officers and directors
At a Arlington Chapter Board meeting, officers were chosen: Kenneth Clayton as president, Helene Thompson as 1st vice president, Fred B Hoyt as 2nd vice president, Dan Foster as 3rd vice president, Jeanne Walsh as secretary, and David Jannicky as treasurer. Three-year term directors named: Harry Hayden, Bruce Mangan, Allan Robertson, William Towne, and Betty Trachie.
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Arlington Chapter of
Dollars For Scholars
Citizens Scholarship Foundation of America
Kenneth Clayton
Helene Thompson
Fred B. Hoyt
Dan Foster
Jeanne Walsh
David Jannicky
Harry Hayden
Bruce Mangan
Allan Robertson
William Towne
Betty Trachie
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Ing
White House
Greenwich
N.Y
Ann Mary Robertson
Thomas Salmon Moses
Staunton
Bellemare & Sons
Bennington Rd
Bennington
Arlington
Jerry
Christie Whitman
Christie
Church On the Green
River Road
Sandgate Road
Hrismas
Edward P. Mahar & Son Funeral Home
Drysdale’s
Union Carbide Corp
Gage Street
Consumers Products Division
Bennington, VT
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