Smoking And Cancer Lecture Tonight At Williams College
Tonight at 7 30 the Aesculapian Society and Williams Lecture Committee sponsor a talk by Dr Richard H Overholt on The Effects of Smoking on Cancer A basketball game against Union is moved to 8 30 to accommodate attendees The piece also lists local residents hospital stays social events and upcoming meetings and dances in Dorset and surrounding towns.
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Williamstown
Mass
The
Aesculapian Society
Williams Lecture Committee
Richard H. Overholt
Union
Overholt
Arlington Doodlers Tryouts Set
Arlington announces 1963 tryouts for the Yankee Doodler majorettes on February 28 at 4 30 p m in the school kindergarten rooms. Contestants are judged on poise grace appearance strutting and twirling with final selection of 10 girls.
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Arlington
Janet Flynn
Bennington
Walter Crawford
Pownal Voters Set March 12 Bond Vote on Union School
Warnings announcing the March 12 bond vote on the Union School were posted in the Pownal Town office and local stores. Sample ballots and a voter eligibility checklist accompanied the notices. Eligible voters include those at the March 5 Town Meeting and anyone turning 21 between March 5 and March 12.
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Pownal
Gardner’s
Pownal Center
Powell’s
Pownal Rep Seeks Action on Route 346 Plan
Pownal representative James Louns bury says he expects a hearing with the Highway Traffic Commission on rebuilding and relocating Route 346 from the New York line through North Pownal to South Pownal linking with U S Route 7. Funds were set aside five years ago for a survey and early work, with revival of interest urged for speedy construction ahead of the busy summer traffic period. He also notes ongoing interest in a state park at The Pownall and mentions Perry Merrill of Forests and Parks may favor a reservation if Barber's Lake site is unavailable.*
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Pownal
James Lounsbury
Highway Traffic Commission
New York State Line
North Pownal
South Pownal
Lounsbury
Pownals Discuss School Bond Vote and Community Events
Pownal pupils enjoy winter break while Hoosick Falls schools close due to flu. Heart Fund Drive captains named for East South and North Pownal with Heart Week events Feb 17 to 24. Absentee ballots available by March 8. an informational meeting set for Feb 26 at Pownal Center School. Also notes a North Pownal voting exclusion and local dance at North Pownal Firehouse.
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Pownal
Hoosick Falls Central School
Harriet Beals
Powna
East Pownal
George Rogers
South Pownal
Miss Beals
Pownal Center
North Pownal
Martin Lingner Jr
North Pownal Firehouse
Fire Department
Albert Dickinson
Harvey Burdick Jr
Union High School
Catherine Dermody
Bennington Cooperative Savings and Loan Association
David Adler
Jackson
Hoosick Falls Dealer Attends RCA Factory Tour
Hoosick Falls resident William Ruditis of Ruditis Home Appliances joined a three day RCA factory tour and training program in Indianapolis with Albany dealers. The trip included RCA’s Bloomington plant and a chartered flight.
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William Ruditis
Ruditis
Classic Street
RCA
Indianapolis
Ind
Albany
Bloomington
Arlington Hop Royalty Named
Arlington High School crowned Miss Judy Pike and escort Charles Derosia as queen and king of hearts at the Valentine Hop. The event featured a silver and red heart arch, decor by Linda McEckron and committee, with prizes, DJs Jack Stroffoleno and Walter Rice I, and chaperones acting as judges.
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Arlington
Judy Pike
Charles Derosia
Arlington High School
Yankee Doodlers
Walter Crawford
St. Valentine
Linda McEckron
Paula Squires
Mary Webb
Donna Ennis
Bob Hannon
Tom Lane
Diane McEckron
Jack Stroffoleno
Walter Rice I
Morris Pierson
Mary Thomas
Caspar Pike
William Young
Tucker Lodge Meeting Set With District Deputy Grand Master
North Bennington announces no meeting this week for Scout Troop 28. Tucker Lodge will meet Wednesday 8 p.m. at the Masonic Temple for the annual visit by the District Deputy Grand Master and confer B A degree. A 6:30 ham supper in the dining room. Rev Charles Parsley hosts 8:45 a m Meditations on WBTN using Raleigh Fleetwood recording from migrant camp services in Springfield Mass.
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Harold Shepard
Tucker Lodge
Masonic Temple
Charles Parsley
Springfield
Mass
WBTN
Parsley
Raleigh Fleetwood
Southern
Vermont
Bennington
Hoosick Area Social Roundup Notes Visits and Meetings
Hoosick residents Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Rifenburg of Tamarac hosted guests Saturday. George Rifenburgs visited Mrs. Eugene Hammond in Raymertown Sunday. Reverend Richard W Corlett farewell hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Everett F. James in Boyntonville Saturday night. Explorers Scouts to meet Saturday at 1 p.m. at the James home. Ladies Auxiliary of Hoosick Fire Department meets with Mrs. Ellsworth Stevens Monday night. Barbara Breese Ruth Hewitt and Ruth Howland to co hostesses with Miss Mabel Fish of Pittsfield Mass. visiting Ellsworth Stevens home Sunday. Next Grange dance Friday night due to Masonic Washington birthday banquet Saturday night.
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United Church of
Dorset
East Rupert
Austin Rumney
M. P. Gaffney
C. W. Zollars
Alan Chapman
England
Dorset Pta
PTA
Tom Curtain
Englewood
N.J
Malcolm
Tom Cooper
Schramm
Debbie Schramm
Lee
Keith Richards
Poundridge
Nancy Feinstein
New York City
Rex Sheldon
South Dorset
Sheldon
Burr and Burton
Manchester
Russell Parks
Greyhound Bus Co
Palo Alto
Calif
Geoffrey Parsons
Texas
Daytona Beach
Fla
John Rupp
Alvah Rifenburg
Tamarac
George Rifenburg
George Rifenburgs
Eugene Hammond
Raymertown
Everett F. James
Richard W.corlett
Episcopal Church
Boyntonville
Explorers Scouts
James Home
Hoosick
Ellsworth Stevens
Barbara Breese
Ruth Hewitt
Ruth Howland
Mabel Fish
Pittsfield
Mass
Complementary Crops Make More Steady Farm Profits
In Dorset on West Road Rufus Gilbert and his son William care for 80 grade Suffolk ewes with 110 lambs in the shed. They bottle feed and heat lamp the newborns, aligning lambing with apple harvests to create a steady farm income. Gilbert diversified from apples to sheep to supply premium 40 lb house lambs for niche markets and religious observances, noting Suffolk and Dorset breeds adapt to Vermont winters.
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Dorset
Rufus Gilbert
West Road
Gilbert
William
Caesar’s
New York City
Earl Fowler
Manchester
Suffolk
Vermont
William Gilbert
Son Born to Newtons at Putnam Memorial Hospital
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Newton on February 16 at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington, their third child. Also notes family visits and local farming observations on sheep versus apple farming in Vermont.
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Victor Newton
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Robert Baldwin
Hazel Baldwin
Boston
Fred Luke
James Snyder
Eagle Bridge
Mountain Towns Seersburg Board Sets Revision Meeting
Mountain towns officials reported a Saturday night meeting of the Board of Civil Authority at the town clerk's office to revise the checklist. A second meeting is set for March 2 for eligible residents to apply.
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Searsburg
Board of Civil Authority
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Eleanor Niles
William Murphy
Theresa Masten
Hoo- Sick Falls
Robert Masten
Margaret Hulshan
Burce Washburn
Fort Deveens
Harlan Washburn
Roland Bugbee
Albert Gulley
Wilmington
Dover
Carlo Walter Tel
Claire Woods
Dale Harris
Alice Whitney
Marie Taylor
Ted Woods
Wilmington Board of Civil Authority
James Brown
Myrtle Thomas
Women’s Association of the Congregational Church
Triple “S
Grand Union
Empire
Liggett Bosworth
Sales & Service
North
Bennington Road
Arlington ‘Doodlers
Arlington 375- 2769
Marge
Anna
Candle Mill
Dorset’s Gilberts
Gilbert Farm
Edmunds
Pownal Rep
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Bacon Hollow
Sunderland
Farnum Southwick
Stacy
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
Ada M. Breer
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Plains
Florida
Gilberts
Today
Vermont Transit Lines
Washington Ave
New Jersey
Eve
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main Street
Bennington, Vt
Beneficial
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