Valentine fashion show lights up Bromley shop crowd
In Manchester at the Wild Boar Bromley, a Valentine themed ski fashion show featured models including Judi Mettey and Bubsy Vaughn. The event highlighted pink silk pants, two-piece gowns, and luxury fabrics from Denmark, Switzerland, and Italy, with locals from Bromley Ski School and surrounding towns in attendance.
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Manchester
Wild Boar
Bromley
Joyce Hurley
Hawaii
Prunella
Judi Mettey
Hong Kong
Judi
Valentines
Bennington
Rose
Linde Gibb
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Sargent
Edwin L Bigelow Publishes Second Manchester History
Edwin L Bigelow released Stowe Vermont Ski Capital of the East 1763 1963 a 22 chapter history printed by Essex Publishing Co. The Stowe Historical Society published it after nearly two years of preparation. The 200 page volume includes a bibliography index and illustrations.
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Edwin L. Bigelow
Essex Publishing Co
Essex Junction
Stowe
Vermont
East
Walter J. Bigelow
Burlington
Burlington Free Press
Bigelow
Middlebury College
Columbia University
Middlebury
London
England
Los Angeles
Calif
Denver
Colo
Cleveland
Ohio
Pownal Home Destroyed By Fierce Midnight Fire
A 60 year old five room house on old U S 7 in Pownal was destroyed by a midnight fire. The unoccupied dwelling was rented two weeks earlier to Mr and Mrs James Tovani and their 16 month old daughter who escaped safely. Firemen under Chief George Renner contained the blaze. cause suspected to be an overheated kitchen stove. The Tavoni family is staying with relatives in North Adams Mass. The insured status is unclear and the Watts family owner is en route to California.
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Pownal
Old
U.S. 7
Emma Watts
James Tovani
Tovani
Pownal Tanning Company
U.S
Ringheiser
First Aid For Heart Victims At Presbyterian University
Pittsburgh doctors at Presbyterian University Hospital have developed a technique aimed at improving emergency care for heart patients. The UPI report notes the method shows promise but details and timeline for broader use remain uncertain.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Presbyterian University Hospital
Reservations for Anouilh Play in April
A Tro teau de Paris touring company will present L Alouette by Jean Anouilh at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College for one performance on April 18. Tickets cost 3 and mail order sales are underway. Berkshire residents are urged to reserve soon before they sell out.
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L'Alouette
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Adams Memorial Theatre
Williams College
Department of Romanic Languages
Anouilh
France
t*Alouette
Williams
T’alouette
Berkshire Area
Pownals win in Lanesboro basketball matchups
The Elementary School team defeated North Pownal 64 to 47 in Lanesboro with Gary Church 16, Bill Church 12, Keith Jelley 11 leading North Pownal. In the Midget game Lanesboro beat North Pownal 31 to 26 with Richard Champney 6, Leonard Duval 5, David Sarkis 5. Transportation provided by local families. fourth card party raises 44 dollars for the North Pownal PTA and Fire Department Auxiliary with next event planned February 29 at the firehouse.
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Lanesboro
North Pownal
Richard Worden
Earle V. Church
Richard Pudvar
Robert Wilcox
Fire Department
Leonard Duval
Alice Gurley
Earl Tudor
Endocrine System Talk Noted at Burr and Burton
Elizabeth Byrnes M D of Dorset spoke to physiology classes at Burr and Burton Seminary on the endocrine system. Foster Aaron of Arlington tutors the class. Meanwhile Manchester calling for March of Dimes contributions via Mrs Russell J Taxter and Mrs Catherine V Merrow. Ohio cigarette taxes fall by a half million since the cancer report issued January 11 according to State Treasurer John D Herbert with weekly collections down 353000 vs last year and 220000 prior week.
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Russell J. Taxter
Manchester Depot
Catherine V. Merrow
Manchester Center
Elizabeth Byrnes
M.D
Dorset
Burr and Burton Seminary
Foster Aaron
Arlington
Byrnes
Columbus
Ohio
John D. Herbert
Community ChurchYouth group fashions activity and plans
Seventy members and friends gathered at the Pownal Center Fire House for a family night and covered dish supper led by Howard Van Horn. The event featured community singing, slides, and the Youth Choir performing two songs. Awards went to youngest attendee Mark Rickert and oldest Roy Lampman. The Youth Fellowship formed Jan 24 with 15 members and plans visitation, Easter sunrise service, and a summer retreat.
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Pownal
Pownal Center
Howard van Horn
Eleanor Rickert
Charles Etman
Williamstown
Mass
Mark Howard Rickert
Roy C. Lampman
John Evans
Youth Fellowship
Gale Ware
Linda Niles
Conrad Chaffee
Margaret Niles
Norman Chaffe
Ernest Roberts
Linda Patterson
Barbara Patterson
Gile
George Andrews
Arlington Notices and Community Updates
Richie Mears is convalescing at home after heart surgery. Raymond Lufkin, Fisher School third grader, received a White House letter thanking him for condolence notes to the Kennedy family. Springfield Gardens guests James and Mrs Martin visit Arlington. Arlington Choral Society meets Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. and kindergarten group gathers Wednesday at 8 p.m. Batten Kill Grange convenes Friday at West Arlington Grange Hall. Library closed Friday for Washingtons Birthday.
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Richie Mears
Raymond Lufkin
Fisher School
White House
Raymond
Kennedy
James Martin
Springfield Gardens
N.Y
James J. Martin
Arlington Choral Society
West Arlington
Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Washington
Arlington-Sunderland Church Announces Events and Visits
Kenneth Grover of Cornwall spent the weekend with his mother and family. The Federated Church Youth Group plans a smorgasbord on February 20 at Bailey Hall. A hospital visit occurred Tuesday for Mrs Edwin Grover. The Enterprise Society meets February 19 to prepare baby garments and discuss the bazaar. Deserts and coffee will be served by ladies.
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Kenneth Grover
Cornwall, Conn
Edwin Grover
Federated Church
Bailey Hall
Anm
The
Enterprise Society of the East Arlington Federated Church
Roy Grout
Frank Smith
Dorothy Bullenkamp
C. Robert Given
Co Editors Elected For Williams Record
Timothy F. Lull 65 of Fremont Ohio and Michael Wu. McGill 65 of Wayland Massachusetts elected co editors in chief of the Williams Record. They head eight juniors and four sophomores chosen for executive posts as the bi weekly Williams College newspaper marks nearly sixty years of publication and mid year leadership changes.
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Mass
Timothy F. Lull
Fremont
Ohio
Michael Wu
McGill
Wayland
Williams Record
Williams College
the Record
Conservationists Plan Ninth Annual Bennington Dinner Meeting
Supervisors of the Bennington County Soil and Water Conservation District set plans for their ninth annual dinner at Mt Anthony Country Club to be held on Wednesday Feb 19 with Howard Wilcox presiding. Speakers include Albert Horst James Edgerton Merritt Hewitt Jr and Robert Graf. An Outstanding Conservationist award will close the program.
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Alan Wilcox
Caterpillar Tractor Co
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