USDA prepares recreational water projects under 1962 act
Secretary Freeman announced USDA readiness to finance and develop recreational facilities around watershed bodies of water under the Flood and Agriculture Act of 1962. Up to 50 percent cost sharing through the Soil Conservation Service, with land, construction, and basic facilities covered. Potential in the Neshobe watershed and other Vermont sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Freeman
SCS
Soil Conservation Service
Fish and Game
Community Notes Highlight Local Dances And Farewell
Hoosick Falls PTA hosted a pastel decorated Saturday night dance at Central School with about 100 attendees and Ray Shannon orchestra. Hoosick Falls Lodge Elks held a dinner dance to Carmen De Crescente orchestra in Mechanicville. Eagles Dance drew a crowd with Earl Darfler’s orchestra and refreshments by the auxiliary. A farewell party honored Rev. Lawrence Plumley and family for their move to Albion with gifts from Kiwanis Red Cross and CES groups. Walter Brenenstuhl and Gordon Brenenstuhl led the event as co chairmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
Central School
Ray Shannon
Troy
Mason Harrison
James Beaverson
William O’brien
Frank Buswell
Harry Harrison
Lynn Buswell
Monica O’brien
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Carmen DeCrescente Orchestra
Mechanicville
Earl Darfler
Walter
Gordon Brenenstuhl
First Baptist Church
Lawrence Plumley
Albion
N.Y
Plumley
Baptist Church
Kiwanis Club
Red Cross
van Rensselaer
CES
Ph'iathea Society
Warren Lohnes
Clayton Sherman
Malcolm Brownell
Man Injured Cleaning Conveyor At Williams Press Menands
Tel 686 9103 worker seriously hurt Friday at Williams Press in Menands where he is employed. He was cleaning a conveyor when it automatically started. He is at Memorial Hospital Albany with pelvis fractures broken leg and severe lacerations and will remain for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamis Press
Menands
Springer
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Arlington Community Activities Include Hosted Charity Coffee
Arlington hosts a Women's Auxiliary fundraiser at the Community House with Mrs John Moore and Mrs Malcolm Coulman thanking supporters. Ski club members from Endicott NY travel by chartered bus to town. Martha Canfield Library acquires new fiction and non fiction titles. Arlington Chorus postpones rehearsals to January 29 and seeks a lockable music cabinet. Kindergarten parents set meeting at the Community House for this and next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
John Moore
Malcolm Coulman
Arlington
Arthur Moody
John Kenny
North Pownal Graded School Team Wins Local Basketball Battle
The North Pownal Graded School boys team, ages 8 to 13, coached by Richard Worden, defeated Arlington Elementary 36 to 6 at Arlington High School Saturday morning. Cheerleaders Betty Ann Buck Mary Burdick Jane Pudvar Barbara Smith Linda Jacobsen and Nancy Buck participated. A Baptist Church fundraiser at Powell's Store in South Pownal raised 33.01 dollars. Pvt Gary Walk returned to Ft Knox after a furlough with his parents in South Pownal and is with the armored division. Airman 1st Class and Mrs Glenn Walk and their daughter Kimberly visit. he is stationed at Otis AFB. Boy Scout Troop 47 executives meet tonight at Scoutmaster Joseph Danforth's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal
Arlington Elementary School
Arlington High School
North County
Richard Worden
Betty Ann Buck
Mary Burdick
Jane Pudvar
Barbara Smith
Linda Jacobsen
Nancy Buck
Gary Walk
Ft. Knox
Ralph Walk
South Pownal
Pvt
Walk
Army
Armored Division
Glenn Walk
Kimberly
Airman
Otis Air Forcee Base
Falmouth
Mass
Arlington Calendar Week of January Events
Arlington presents a weekly schedule with community meetings and sports. Events include Boy Scout Parents Night at Fisher School, Fire and Light District annual meeting, Fire Department meeting, and basketball games against Leland and Gray and St Michaels. Also kindergarten council, Little League, a senior class food sale, and West Arlington Juniors workshop at Mrs Young’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher School
Fire and Light District
Memorial School
Fire Department
Arlington
Leland and Gray
Memorial Gym
Mack Recreation
St. Michaels
Brattleboro
West Arlington
William Young
Hospital Notes and Births Reported in Bennington Area
Admissions include Clarence Cone Bennington Charle Silhanek Long Island City N Y. Discharges list Eva Morrissey Sarah Kelson Master James Davis Woodford. Births announce Paul and Diana Dicranian of 207 Maple St a daughter on Jan 19.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Cone
Bennington
Charle Silhanek
Long Island City
N.Y
Eva Morrissey
Sarah Kelson
James Davis
Woodford
Paul Dicranian
Maple St
Dorset Real Estate Deed Noted In Time Magazine Mention
The Dorset Real Estate Co and the William Barrows family are tied to a deed for the sale of the Robert Frost home in Shaftsbury to Dr. John Wilbur of Boston via a Saturday Review of Literature ad. Guy Hughes and Mrs Geoffrey Chapman attended the Inaugural Ball for Governor Hoff at Barre, with Hughes noting a crowded, colorful scene and long receiving line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset Real Estate Co
William Barrows
Time Magazine
Robert Frost
Shaftsbury
John Wilbur
Boston
Saturday Review of Literature
Guy Hughes
Geoffrey Chapman
Governor Hoff
Barre
Parents Urged to Let Offspring Face College Trials Alone
University of Vermont expert J Anthony Samenfink urges parents to stop smoothing college applications for their children. He argues interviews are for the student, and independence builds confidence. He cautions against priming seniors and suggests outcomes from military service or a gap year may better prepare a young adult for college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
J. Anthony Samenfink
University of Vermont
Samenfink
Susan
Henry
Dr. Samenfink
Program For Dorset 4-H Is Planned
Dorset 4 H group re established at an organizational meeting. Twenty two girls from third grade up signed for sewing cooking or crafts led by Mrs Stannard Jr and leaders. Monthly social and January 23 meeting planned. officers elected include Nini Lee president and Marcia McWayne vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Maplewood 4 H
John Stannard Jr
Peter Brooks
Christine Rosencrantz
Robert McFall
Paul McWayne
John Coolidge
Gordeon Leavitt
South Dorset
Nini Lee
Marcia McWayne
Joyce Dennison
Mildred Clough
Bobby Baldwin
Anita Parks
Bonnie Jones
Dorothy Clough
Ford Farm Efficiency Award goes to Donald Hanks of Salem
Donald Hanks, a Dartmouth Tuck School graduate who planned a Wall Street career, returns to run the family farm and now operates one of New York state's top dairy herds, earning the 1963 Ford Farm Efficiency Award for efficient management and community leadership. A fire on Wright Road, Cambridge destroyed a house, with Anthony Russo now the owner after Jay Green’s former property. Cambridge Central School hosts the first ski lessons with 50 students taking a ski bus to Willard Mountain under coach Peter Proud. The Washington County Children’s Committee meets Thursday at Mary McClellan Hospital with a State Charities Aid executive to report on the recent fundraising results.
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Donald Hanks
Salem
Tuck School of Finance
Dartmouth College
Hanks
Wall Street
New York
Wright Road
Center Cambridge
Robert Hamilton
Cambridge Fire Company
Jay Green
Anthony Russo
Mexico
Cambridge Central School
Cambridge Recreation Committee
Willard Mountain
Peter Proud
Washington County Children’s Committee
Florence Nightingale
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
State Charities Aid
Pownal Church Approves Budget And Appointments
The Pownal Methodist Church held its fourth quarter conference with 22 members voting a 3726 budget for the coming year. Rev. James H. Bagley was asked to continue as pastor, with Rev. Lawrence Larrowe presiding and citing Worship in Aldersgate Year.
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Pownal
Aldersgate Street
London
John Wesley
Methodist Church
Gift Of 5000 Planned For Dorset Church Organ Fund
Dorset The United Church of Dorset and East Rupert held its annual meeting with about 50 members present. A $5000 gift bequeathed by late resident Mrs Maud Gilmour was announced to form an organ fund as the current organ needs replacement. New officers include Ford Shroder moderator and Miss Katherine Child clerk. Rev Robert Dana outlined hopes for small groups, a church library, and a Junior Youth Fellowship alongside the pastor’s confirmation class.
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Bagley
James Quinn
Charles Mason
Quinn
Pownal
Qu'nn
Harry W. Beals Sr
Harriet Beals
Christian Living
Methodist Story
Second Congregational Church
Bennington
Dorset
United Church of
Dorset and
East Rupert
Ford Shroder
Maud Gilmour
Katherine Child
Edith Harwood
George McWayne
Gertrude Drury
Robert McIntyre
Kimball ‘Ifft
George Streeter
David Gilbert
Austin Rumney
Grace E. Duncanson
William Gilbert
Christian Education Committee
Jay Connaway
John Stannard
Leland Palmer
Carleton Howe
Leon Edgerton
Ernest Edgerton
Austin Romney
Ray Parks
Robert Dana
Dana
Stratford festival plans 11th season with three Shakespeare plays
Stratford Ontario AP reports the 11th festival season will feature Troilus and Cressida The Comedy of Errors and Timon of Athens plus a restaging of last summer’s Cyrano de Bergerac Casting will be announced later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford, Ont
Shakespeare
Rostand
Troilus
Cressida
Timon
Athens
Allen P. Disque Enters Bartlett Tree School in Stamford
Allen P. Disque will begin a three year program at the Bartlett School of Tree Surgery in Stamford Connecticut on January 28. He will major in entomology pathology and the physiology of shade trees and their care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen P. Disque
Bartlett School of Tree Surgery
Stamford
Conn
Broadway-bound play canceled over December strike
The first Broadway bound production to be canceled due to the December newspaper strike is Traveler Without Luggage. Producer Norman Twain scrapped the show just before rehearsals and released stars Ben Gazzara and Gladys Cooper after raising 125000 dollars capital for presentation by Jean Anouilh.
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New York
Norman Twain
Ben Gazzara
Gladys Cooper
Twain
Jean Anouilh
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Department of Agriculture
Louis J. Condero
Boil
Bind Interests
Vermont
Brandon
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
William Springer
Town of
Hoosick
Bessie Springer
Lyman Street
Constabulary
First
Hoosick Constabulary
Troop A
George S. Digman
Digman
Joseph Barber
Albert Bingham
William Ivimey
Burtram Barber
Jack Halstead
Robert Masten
Harold Robson
Ann Marsh
Cut Leaf
Endicott
IBM Ski Club
Martha Canfield Library
Mary Stewart
Dorothy Smith
Madam Castel
Howard
Calamity Creek
Friermood
Meg
Elizabeth Ladd
Whitey Ford
Shapiro
Evarts
Stephen Meader
Doris Gates
Jean M. Craig
Betsy— Haywood
Konopakia
Attention Chorus
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
the Baptist Church
Powell's
Harold Rhodes
Ronald Paul
Ladies Aid Society
Boy Scout Troop 47
Joseph Danforth
Ralph Oakes Sr
Homer LaBarge
Henry Rancourt
Mark Rousseau
Maria Dunican
Alice Kenyon
Flora Bushee
Manchester
Peter Ciesielski
Constance LaPorte
Walloomsac
Anna LaPlante
Marden Skinner
Frost Home Sale
Morgan Street
Banner
Hagerman
Jane Austin
Pownal Church
WSCS
Henry J. Bassen
Warren Mason
Jackson Ostrander
WPF
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
St. Mary’s Academy High School
Richard Powers Sr
Joseph Cullen
Donald Smith
Secre
Tary
Henry Marcoux
Powers
William Benkoski
Edwin Maloney
Margaret Kempf
Thomas Nowak
Kenneth Kennedy
U.S.A
Raymond Vogler
Fran Stacy
Dais Wd
Vtee
Troy School OF Beauty Culture
Congress St
Troy, N.Y
Linda Brooks
Poul
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