Back to Normal in Manchester as Ski Program Opens
After the holidays Manchester resumes normal life with crowds thinning and students returning to school. The Bromley ski program kicked off in a snowstorm with 65 elementary participants, taught by six volunteers and one pro, including Bill Boardman and Gene Krenz, aided by Dick Manley and Bromley Ski School instructors.
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Gsollege
Manchester
Bromley
Pat Riker
Bill Boardman
Orvis Inn
Gene Krenz
Avalanche Motel
Leon Marks
Hillcrest Inn
Owen
Granville
Fritz Dillmann
Bromley Ski Club
Dick Manley
Bromley Ski School
Bennington
North Bennington Women’s Fellowship meets on church mission theme
The January meeting of the Congregational Women’s Fellowship gathered in the church social rooms to discuss Churches for New Times. Mrs. Leroy Watson led a stay-at-home pilgrimage with help from Mrs. Kendall Rich Mrs. George Elwell Mrs. Maurice Ball and Mrs. Harold Riemann. Devo tions were by Mrs. David Barton.
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Christian Mission
New Times
Congregational Women’s Fellowship
Leroy Watson
Kendall Rich
George Elwell
Maurice Ball
Harold Riemann
David Barton
Suwon
Korea
Friendly Service
J. Edward White
Greece
Manchester Town Clerk Outlines Duties Before Civic League
Miss Clara Mae Hemenway Manchester town clerk described the clerk’s role as the link between people and the law. She noted records include births deaths marriages taxes mortgages and licenses and urged photographing town records. She recalled a couple seeking a hunting and fishing license for four children after a car ride.
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Manchester
Civic League
Clara Mae Hemenway
Young People’s Civic League
Miss Hemenway
Gordon Mooney
Richard Lynch
Hemenway
Citi
State Department of Public Records
Vermont
Union Now or Never Topic at Wilson PTA Meeting
Robert B. Wilson of Bennington will speak at the January North Bennington PTA meeting Tuesday Jan 9 at 8 p.m. at the local school. He will discuss a possible union secondary school for the Southeast District and take questions on local education overcrowding.
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Robert B. Wilson
Bennington
North
North Bennington
Wilson
Battenkill Grange Notes Host Busy Meeting
West Arlington Ethan Allen Pomona Grange will meet Tuesday Jan 9 at 8 15 pm with Battenkill Grange. A ritual program by a state officer and a candlelighting service will be conducted by the lecturer. Refreshment committee includes Mrs Edward Curran Mrs Leroy Davis and Richard King.
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West Arlington
Ethan Allen
Pomona Grange
Battenkill Grange
Edward Curran
Leroy Davis
Richard King
Dorset All Souls Holiday Returns Noted In Local Items
Dorset notices list students returning to college and homes after holidays. Jimmy West resumes studies at Kurn Hattin Home Westminster. Neil Divine returns to Pasadena Cal Tech after holidays with his mother. Ann Shrader to Briarcliff College. Jack Shrader to UMass Amherst. Dor set Church annual meeting set for Jan 18. Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs George Streeter’s. six members present.
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Jimmy West
Westminster
Francis Monroe
Michael
Edwin Kinney
Brockton
Mass
Mrs. Kinney
R. D. Currier
T. J. Morris
Rye
N.H
N.H. Neil Divine Has Returned To Pasadena, Calif
California Institute of Technology
Dorothy Divine
Frank Douchet
Wilma Moffit
Terryville
J. Ford Shrader
Alan Wood
Middlebury College
F. C. Wood
Dorset
Legion Auxiliary
George Streeter
Walter Jones
Harold
Hartford
Conn
Arlington PTA to hear Heath on Russia trip
Allan J. Heath, Bennington schools superintendent, speaks to Arlington PTA Monday Jan 8 at 8 p.m. at Fisher Elementary School. He will show pictures from his Russia trip. Grade three will serve refreshments.
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Allan J. Heath
Bennington
Arlington Pta
Fisher Elementary
Russia
Meat buying school offered by Bennington home demonstration
Mrs. Marion R Harris announces a two session training for home demonstration food leaders 4-H Club leaders and others on meat selection and buying. Jan 9 at Manchester Legion Auxiliary rooms and Jan 10 at North Bennington Library Hall 1 to 3 30 p m each day. Homemakers will visit a local store to discuss cuts with a meat cutter.
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Marion R. Harris
Bennington County
Manchester Legion Auxiliary
North Bennington Library
Pvt Bruce Washburn Returns To Ft Devens After Leave
White Creek soldier Bruce Washburn has returned to Fort Devens Massachusetts after spending a leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Harlan Washburn.
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Pvt
Bruce Washburn
Ft. Devens, Mass
Mrs
Harlan Washburn
Book Moving Project at Hoosick Falls Union School
Hoosick Falls central school moved 5,000 books from the old Walter A Wood building to the new River Road site using a student aid system devised by principal Philip Leonard and librarian Eleanor Kelly. Ten busloads of students carried the books in an orderly series of five trips, with gym and study hall groups numbered to match boxfuls. The move prepares the new library on the second floor for a Sunday dedication ceremony in the auditorium at 2 p.m., with public tours offered afterward.
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Hoosick Falls
Philip Leonard
Eleanor Kelly
Walter A. Wood
River Road
Central School
Hoosick Falls Central School
Vermont predicts record ski season spending reaching 31 million
The Vermont Development Department projects at least 31 million in ski related spending this season based on holiday 10 day figures and ongoing promotions. Officials credit strong snow and nationwide advertising plus Vermont ski displays in major New York and Boston outlets. The department tracks daily snow conditions and broadcasts results from a Boston radio station.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Vermont Development Department
Vermont Skiing
Boston
New York
Five Day Forecast For New England Weather Outlook
U S Weather Bureau predicts five day period Saturday through Wednesday with temperatures 3 to 8 degrees below normal in Northern New England Massachusetts and Rhode Island. The period brings a mix of rain snow and sleet Saturday with light snow flurries Monday and snow or rain around Wednesday. total precipitation likely between a quarter and three quarters of an inch, higher in parts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
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Sunior
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Women’s Fellowship
George McGuire
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Middletown Springs
Austin Miller
Joseph McGinnis
Albany
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George H. Elwell
Prospect Street
Wooster College
Wooster
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Sage Street
Staten Island
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Honey” Farrell
Mary Mosher
G.W. Leaney
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Wilson Pta Topic
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Norm Bennington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Arlington
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Sports Equipment Exchange
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Arlington Chorus
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Richie Mears
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John Davis
Mike Keough
Mike Lindsey
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Tommy Pike
Pat Thompson
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Gordon Howard
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Triple “S
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