North Bennington Activities: Heart Fund Drive and Church Services
The North Bennington Heart Fund drive, chaired by Mrs. Richard H. Dwyer, will run house to house on Sunday Feb 25 as Heart Sunday with volunteers including Sally Barney and others. donations may be picked up later if not at home. Congregational Church marks Youth Sunday with a worship service at 11 am led by Meth-Con Youth Fellowship and films in the evening at 6 30. A newborn named Matthew Tierney, child of Mr and Mrs Ed Tierney of Pittsfield Mass, is welcomed. mother Sybil L Hote is from North Bennington.
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North Bennington Baptist Church
The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Heart Fund
Vermont Heart Association
North Bennington
Heart
Richard H. Dwyer
Sally Barney
Arla Crosier
Madeline Gratton
Barbara Kenyon
Linda Kenyon
Jeni LaVigne
Jacqueline Loomis
Laura Nowak
Barbara Riley
Betty Riley
Kathleen Toomey
Constance White
Meridith Whitman
Congregational Church
Meth-Con
the Baptist Church
Ed Tierney
Pittsfield
Mass
Tierney
Sybil L’hote
Matthew
Andrews
Bennington
Williamstown
Pownals
Miss Purrington
Robert Thompson
Pownal Center
Pownal
Alfred Chenaille
Woodsville
N.H
Gerald Morey
North Pownal
Fire Department
Joseph Danforth
County Road
Towslee Camp
Eligi
James H. Bagley
Lawrence Larrowe
Troy
N.Y
WSCS
Ralph Bishop
Fred Bishop
Arlington Lions Minstrel to Aid Swim Fund
The 10th annual Lions Minstrel unfolds tonight and tomorrow night February 23 and 24 at 8 p.m. at Arlington Memorial School to raise funds for a new swimming pool. Proceeds support area children’s summer pool access as work continues. Directors Dick Pelsue and Monk Grover promise an old time show with singing dancing and specialty acts.
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Arlington Memorial School
Dick Pelsue
Monk Grover
Prospect Mountain Hosts Family Relay and Slalom Race
Prospect Mountain ski school sponsored a free-for-all slalom yesterday at Prospect Mountain drawing 18 entrants. Peter von Berg of Scarsdale N Y won the race while 23 local high school pupils from Scarsdale are weeklong visitors. A family relay race is planned for Saturday at 10 30 a m with teams of four and parents may borrow children. Prizes include a day of free skiing and gear from local sponsors. Entrants and times for yesterday’s race are listed.
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Woodford
Prospect Mountain
Peter von Berg
Scarsdale
N.Y
Prospect
John L. Handy
J. Duncan Campbell
Phil Turner
John Stark
Handy
William H. Morse
Prospect Ski Shop
Fred Grant
Dom Carelli
Prospect Ski School
Toshiko Phipps
Halsey Cushman
Frank Howlett
Bennington
Ken Johnson
Greg Marx
Jinky Handy
Alan Campbell
Pauncho Tremaine
Steve Schultz
Hallie Sausville
Teddy Bitensky
Kathy Torrisi
John Lancoux
Fred Torrisi
Bob White
Amy Howlett
Pat Johnson
Susan Bitensky
Don Eddington
David Sausville
N. Y
Greenwood Lodge
Edward F . Shea
Tom Bracken
Mitch Lansky
Tom Kleinman
Roger Cohen
Maura Smolover
Elaine Lansky
Barabara Hotheimer
Alan Greisman
Butch Brown
Harry Smith
Michael Charney
Ann Halter
Edward Shea
Jon Leland
Peter Aron
Jan Aron
Pancho Tremaine
Allan Brown
Andy Hyman
Greg Marks
Peter Weil
Mike Worthington
Glen Ruffner
Local Social Notes From Hoosick Falls Area
Walloomsac and Hoosick Falls households host dinners and visits as families share news. births include Guy Randolph Cariddi and John David Ellis. Farm Management group meets led by Don Tompson. 4 H demonstration set February 23 at Baptist Memorial Hall. medical checkups and improving health updates also listed.
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Charles Telford Sr
Ralovh Phillips
Rock City Falls
Howard Richardson Sr
San Francisco
Calif
Hawaii
James Hoag
Bobby
George Brett
Hoosick Falls
Gordon Hoag
Baptist Memorial
Don Tompson
Rensselaer County Farm Extension
Guy Randolph
Francis Cariddi
North Adams Hospital
Danny
Cariddi
Bunny Carr
Walloomsac
Burton Luke
Jerry Mattison
Bennington
North Adams
John David
Putnam Memorial Hospital
William Ellis
Ellis
Sandra Thompson
Cambridge
David Kipp
Albany Medical Center
Maria Jean Carr
Colonie Summer Theatre Opening Set for June 26
Eddie Rich announces Colonie Summer Theatre in Latham will begin its fifth season on Tuesday June 26. The touring production of Bye Bye Birdie is booked along with Music Man and other musicals with top stars for a 10 week season. Clubs can arrange theatre parties by writing Box 935 Latham New York, and mail orders for season tickets are being accepted.
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Latham
N.Y
Eddie Rich
Colonie
Rich
Box 935
Keyser Receives Conservation Award in New York
Gov. Keyser traveled to Providence for a meeting with Barry M. Locke after the snowstorm canceled his return flight. Earlier in New York he accepted a conservation award from Advertising Sportsmen of New York Inc. for work on the $1 million park development bond approved by the 1961 Legislature.
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Providence
R.I
Keyser
Vermont
Barry M. Locke
New York
Advertising Sportsmen of New York Inc
Bowen improves at North Adams Hospital after bronchial attack
The Pownall Faxon Bowen, longtime Vermont sage and former North Adams mayor, is reported to be improving at North Adams Hospital after an acute bronchial attack caused pneumonia. His wife, homebound with a virus, can talk with him by phone and hopes he may soon return to Arkmont.
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Faxon Bowen
North Adams Hospital
Bowen
Vermont Sage
North Adams
UVM Names Bob Clifford Football Coach
The University of Vermont will name Bob Clifford head football coach to succeed J Edward Donelly. Clifford, a 44 year old West Orange New Jersey native, comes from Colby where he was 23 19 in six seasons. He previously coached at Northwestern and Williams.
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UVM
Bob Clifford
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
J. Edward Donelly
Colby
Clifford
Waterville
Maine
University of Vermont Athletic Council
John Fey
West Orange
N.J
Donnelly
Northwestern
Williams
UVM Clearing House Lists Best Annual Town Reports
Nine Vermont towns win top honors in the 1961 town report contest run by the University of Vermont Government Clearing House. 236 of 246 reports submitted. new population classifications used. awards across nine classes with inter-town ties noted.
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UVM Clearing House
Town Reports
Burlington
Vermont
Andrew E. Nuquist
Government Clearing House
University of Vermont
Nuquist
Department of Political Science
UVM
Fayston
Wershire
Westmore
Grafton
Marlboro
Hancock
Shrewsbury
Topsham
Calais
Stamford
Washington
Dummerston
Cabot
Guilford
Moretown
Charlotte
Richmond
Wilmington
Westminister
Johnson
Williston
Shelburne
Norwich
Manchester
Hartford
Springfield
Windsor
Rutland City
Barre City
New England
James P. Taylor
Taylor
Dickens Exhibit Now on View at Williams College
The Chapin Library at Williams College hosts A Tribute to Charles Dickens Sesquicentennial Celebration 1812 1962 on view until March 16. Free daily hours 9 to 12 and 1 to 5, Saturdays 9 to noon, showcasing rare editions in chronological order to show Dickens work progression.
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Dickens
Williams College
Williamstown
Charles Dickens
Chapin
College
Edwin Drood
Brattleboro, Vt
Chapin Library
Man Keeps Same License Number for Third Straight Year
Elmira New York AP Harvey McDonnell waits at the license bureau to buy 1962 plates. He notes the new plates carry his long held number 4J 9436, the same as the previous two years.
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Elmira
N. Y
Harvey McDonnell
McDonnell
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