Battenkill Grange hosts regional meeting in West Arlington
West Arlington Battenkill Grange hall drew Districts 8 and 27 on Monday Feb 24. Charles Mason and Clarence Decker Sr served as deputies. Honored guests included State Master Royal and Mrs Cutts of Townshend and several Grange leaders. Roy Crofut won top attendance award ahead of Claude Matteson. Janice Moore gave accordion recitals. three-generation families noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington
Battenkill Grange
Charles Mason
Clarence Decker Sr
Royal
Cutts of
Townshend
Belle Decker
Shirley Matteson
Jennie Stewart
William Wilbur
Ethan Allen Pomona
Maurice Matteson
Washington Pomona
Mason and Decker
Ski Party Hosts and District Grange Attendance
Woodford Mrs Sandra Blaylock and children visited Pittsford weekend. Miss Maureen ONeil hosted a ski do and toboggan party on Woodford Lake for school friends with refreshments at the ONeil house. Deputy Clarence Decker and Mrs Decker, Shirley Matteson, and Phyllis Mason were recognized. District 27 attendance totaled 35 with Battenkill Grange 5 Taconic 14 Mt Equinox 9. District 8 had Mt Anthony 7 Mettowee Valley 5 Middleton Springs 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandra Blaylock
Pittsford
Gary Button
Maureen O’neil
Woodford Lake
O’neil
Clarence Decker
Adams Dam Repairs Discussed At Woodford Town Hall
Woodford state officials outlined Adams Dam repairs at a Woodford town hall meeting. The 1949 earth dike dam with a natural spillway would be reinforced to reduce overflow risk. Federal and state funds will cover the project. Fish and wildlife impact was said to be negligible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford
State Resource Department
Adams Dam
Woodford State Park
Donald Webster
Andre Rouleau
John E. Cerutti
Water Resource Department
Montpelier
Rouleau
Webster
Fish and Wildlife
Leonard Holnon
Fish and Game Department
Larry Foster
United States Forestry Service
Davis Resigns Forester Post in Manchester
Davis announces resignation as Central District Ranger of Green Mountain National Forest effective March 7 to enter real estate in Wilmington with Berkeley and Weller. He served 20 years in the U.S. Forest Service, including 10 years in Manchester, and has a Keene, New Hampshire background with a family of four children.
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Manchester
Sydney B. Davis
Central District
Green Mountain National Forest
Wilmington
U.S. Forest Service
Davis
Berkeley and Weller
Virginia
Forest Service
Oregon
Washington
New Hampshire
Keene, N.H
Norma Paul
Milton, N.H
Timberlake Nominated for Williams Alumni President
Shelby V. Timberlake Jr. of Pelham Manor New York is nominated to lead the Williams Society of Alumni at its 147th meeting in Williamstown on June 14. Other nominations include Dr E Wayne Wilkins Jr for a full five year term and Talcott Stanley for a term as director with newcomers and ex-officio officers named alongside.
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Williamstown
Mass
Shelby V. Timberlake Jr
Pelham Manor
N.Y
Williams Society of Alumni
E. Wayne Wilkins Jr
West Newton
Whiamstown
Wilk
Buffalo
Alfan W. Fulkerson
Weston
Talcott Stanley
Hartford
Conn
John
P. English
Wil
Liamstown
James R. Briggs
Secre
Charles A. Foehl Jr
Timberlake
Johnson & Higgins
New York
International Insurance Brokers
Getsinger
Chatham Manufacturing Co
Williams Club
Dentist Opens Falls Office
Dr. uce D. Jones announces a new dental office at 120 Main Street Falls. He moved to Hoosick Falls in 1968 after earning a BA from the University of Maine in 1962 and a DDS from the University of Pennsylvania. He studied at Hartford and Trinity College and belongs to dental societies. He and his wife Sarah and two children live on Main Street. Office hours are by appointment.
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Oosick Falls
N.Y
Uce D. Jones
Maineet
Jones
Hoosick Falls
University of Pa
University of Maine
University of Hartford
Trinity College
Hartford
Junior American Dental Association
Sarah
Allan Marcil
Main Street
Arlington Lions Club Winter Show Presents Summer Picnic
Arlington Memorial High School gym hosts the Arlington Lions Club winter variety show Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Proceeds support Paul Laskey Swimming Pool maintenance and providing eyeglasses to the needy. The event is one of two annual fundraisers, the other being the July summer carnival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Lions Club
Arlington Memorial High School
Paul Laskey
West Arlington and Sandgate Family News
The Edwin Kilcoins of Ber nal Road have returned home after a nine day visit with relatives, mostly in Elmont New York with their son and family. Tom Pelham visits with his parents. Melinda Pelham and her fiancé Stephen Murphy of Boston are home, and Beatrice P Arthur daughter of Victoria Pelham spent last weekend with her mother in New Rochelle. Rev John Geer praised John Lundquist at his funeral with words titled Man of Velvet Word, Dear Lord as I stand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Kilcoins
Bernal Road
Elmont
Long Island
Kilcoin
Short Hills
N.J
Tom Pelham
Eugene Pelham
Tom
Tufts
Pelham
Melinda
Stephen Murphy
Boston
Beatrice P. Arthur
Victoria Pelham
West Arlington
Mr. Geer
Williams College to run five week English lit institute for teachers
Williams College will host a five week Institute in American literature and the popular arts for secondary school English teachers from June 30 to August 1. Sponsored by the U S Office of Education under EPDA the program accepts 35 public and private teachers in grades 9 to 12 mainly from New York and New England with others possible. No academic credit but a certificate of achievement on completion. Participants must hold a bachelor’s degree with English background and at least three years teaching experience with emphasis on American literature. Applications postmarked by April 6, 1969 to Professor Lawrence Graver Williams College Williamstown Mass 01267.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
U.S. Office of Education
New York
New England
Lawrence S. Graver
Arthur J. Carr
Don Gifford
Peter Berek
Jerome Norton
Hur
WNEW
Lawrence Graver
Epda Institute
Lionel J. Dulac Retires From Forest Service
Lionel J. Dulac known as Chis has retired from the U S Forest Service in Manchester where he led maintenance and construction in the southern district of the Green Mountain National Forest and helped with ski area supervision timber sales and land acquisition. A 61 year old Laconia New Hampshire native he started as a surveyor 38 years ago in his hometown and moved to Manchester in 1945 returning in 1946 after a brief 1945 absence. He has trained under 10 rangers and will be honored at a Mount Holly Lodge dinner with his wife Georgia. The couple have two married children including a ranger in Vancouver Washington and five grandchildren. Dulac has been active in Rotary Manchester Little League and Boy Scouts and serves on church boards.
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Manchester
Lionel J. Dulac
Chis
U.S. Forest Service
Green Mountain National Forest
Laconia,n.h
White Mountain National Forest
The
Forest Service
Dulac
Sidney B. Davis
Mount Holly Lodge
Wallingford
Georgia
Vancouver
Wash
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Berkshire
Men’s Department
Rotel Co
North Adams
Forester
Boy Scout
Shelby Timberlake
Williams Alumni
Comstock
Comstock Advertising Co
Williams College Alumni Association
Western New York
Fulkerson
Century Shares Trust Co
Boston Alumni Association
Edward L. Emerson
Chestnut Hill
Philip A. Jenkin
Marblehead
Sidney B. Smith
Arlington
Helene Thompson
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
Mount Greylock Regional High School
David R. Marash
Williams
Pownals
Pownal Center
Gracia Statin
Mildred Hayes
Alfred Davis
Paul Hyde
Virginia McKenna
Everett Lillie
Earl Ryder
Ernest Roberts
Jean Lillie
Alfred Chenaille
Sanfri Kauppi
Carroll
Ea Heartbreaker
Aldresta
Yardley
London
Corning
Rotary
Little League
Boy Scouts
First Congregational Church
Lionel J, Dulac
Mammoth Mart
Bennington
Super Market
Rt. 7
Pittsfield
New
Ashford, Mass
Motor Inn
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