Hoosick Falls Prom Awards and Scholarships Noted
Edith Beaumont and Junior Class members at Hoosick Falls Senior High School honor faculty member Miss Charlotte Hulihan for prom arrangements. Barbara Sausville crowned prom queen by previous royalty Roxy Pitt as 75 couples attend. St Mary's Academy announces Leo LaRoche recipients of partial scholarship by St Joseph College Bennington. Kenneth Buck awarded four year scholarship to Villanova. Thomas Nowak valedictorian receives four year Siena College scholarship and is a state Regents alternate with a scientific Regents diploma with honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Hulihan
HFCS
William Ingram
Barbara Sausville
Roxy Pitt
St. Mary’s Academy
Leo LaRoche
Carey Ave
St. Joseph College
Bennington
LaRoche
Kenneth Buck
Charles Buck
North Hoosick
North Bennington District OKs taxes and upkeep plan
At the North Bennington Graded School District annual meeting, 33 voters re-elected officers and approved articles including a five cent athletic field tax, three cents for a $500 UCS grant, and $500 to Red Brick School. The base tax of 8.63 was kept, aided by state funds, with 7.36 for operating budget, and a plan to convert the school to an elementary facility in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Red Brick
United Counseling Service
Mt. Anthony Union
Fred Welling
UCS
Catherine Corcoran
Welling
Lionel Nowak
Mt. Anthony
Phoebe Croster
Arthur E. Wickenden
Lloyd Pratt
Edward Legacy Jr
Donald Cherbonneau
Nowak
Prudential Committee
Wickenden
George E. Bushee
Lawrence Powers
Bushee
Shaftsbury Town
Shaftsbury
Citizens’ Committee
Falls Grad Goes to Colombia for Two Months
Hoosick Falls teen Miss Sandra Reynolds graduates from Hoosick Falls Central School and travels to Manizales Colombia for a two month study exchange under the International Student Fellowship Program. She will live with a Colombian family and later attend State University of Cortland to study teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Sandra
Sandy) Reynolds
Frank Reynolds Jr
Wilder Ave
Hoosick Falls Central School
Manizales
Colombia
South America
Sandy
Newark
N.J
Miami
Fla
Reynolds
State University In
Cortland
Taconic Grange June meeting features poems and skit
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy and Dr Elma B Carr visit Taconic Grange for the June meeting hosted by the Home Economics Committee. A program included a poem read by Mrs Burton Cross and skit Living at the Jones House with a mystery ride planned for July 6. Bennington Grange hosts Neighbors Night in Taconic Hall on July 8 inviting all members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taconic Grange
Burton Cross
Jones House
Robert Booth
Bennington Grange
Taconic Hall
Grange
Bank at Arlington Opens with Open House and Hours
County National Bank of Bennington announces its Arlington Office opening with Edward J. Wansbury named assistant cashier to run the new site. He arrives from Shaftsbury and will be aided by Mrs. James Edgerton of West Arlington. The office on U.S. 7 will operate 10 am to 2 pm Monday through Friday, with Friday hours 4 to 6 pm, and an open house is planned Saturday from 10 am to 6 pm.
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Bank At
Arlington
Edward J. Wansbury
County National Bank of Bennington
Wansbury
Shaftsbury
Bennington Bank
James
Bud) Edgerton
West Arlington
Edgerton
Bennington
Pawtucket
R.1
U.S. 7
Arlington Bank
Broadheads Honor Patricia Broadhead Graduation
Cambridge events mark local graduation celebrations for Patricia Broadhead of CCS with about 25 guests at a buffet hosted by Mr. and Mrs. George Broad. Patricia is granddaughter of the late Albert R. Bates of Shaftsbury. Linda Hatch also celebrated with 25 guests at home as she graduates CCS and plans Champlain College. A separate county ceremony honored Safe Driving records with 64 attendees and 51 awards at Fort Edward. Henry Bates Sr and his wife celebrated 40 years with a surprise buffet at Sourcliffe Mansion with 30 attendees and pink decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Broadhead
Patricia
CCS
Miss Broadhead
Albert R. Bates
Shaftsbury
William Hatch
Linda
Miss Hatch
Champlain College
Fort Edward
Hartford Insurance Co
Hartford
Henry Bates Sr
Sourcliffe Mansion
Carl Saunders
West Rupert
John Wallace
Cambridge
Bates
GOP Board Asks Local Level Action
Vermont Federation of Republican Women met at the Woodstock Inn with new president Mrs Made line Harwood of Manchester and Ann B Harris as corresponding secretary. The group reported a 90 percent turnout and planned local level action, a fall awards dinner, and a New England Conference in Boston with Ronald Reagan as guest speaker. They also endorsed July Fourth bell ringing at 2 p.m. statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodstock
Vermont Federation of Republican Women
Woodstock Inn
Madeline Harwood
Manchester
Harwood
Vermont
Carroll P. Adams
Republican State Committee
New England
Boston
Ronald Reagan
GOP
Dorset Girls State honors Dorset alternate for UVM award
Dorset resident Miss Nancy King named as an alternate for the $250 UVM scholarship at Girls State in Montpelier. East Dorset residents Howard O Donovan and parents attended a UVM orientation June 27 28. Robert Leonard sold his house to Tamara Hartman of New York City, mother of Marina Svetlova a dancer instructor at the Southern Vermont Art Center. East Dorset Congregational Church Ladies Aid elected officers for the coming year with Mrs Peter Fontana president Mrs Lester Roberts secretary and Mrs Walter Beebe treasurer and sewing chairman. On June 28 the society installed new draperies in the chapel of the church. Dr Elizabeth Byrnes taking a vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy King
Dorset
Girls State
Montpelier
Howard O’donovan
Cornelius O’donovan
East Dorset
UVM
Robert Leonard
Tamara Hartman
New York City
Ladies Aid Society
East Dorset Congregational Church
Peter Fontana
Lester Roberts
Walter Beebe
Congregational Church
Fourth of July Gala At Shaftsbury Fire Dept
Shaftsbury marks a two day Fourth of July celebration at Shaftsbury Elementary School grounds with 1 p.m. start on Saturday activities a free public dance at 8 p.m. Phillips orchestra will provide music. Sunday features helicopter rides from 10 a.m. to dusk and a larger $600 fireworks display concluding after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Fire Department
Phillips Orchestra
Walter L. Glass Jr
Industrial Flight Service, Inc
Schenectady
N.Y
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Pena
Ise
West Mountain
Madkours
Rt. 313
Cal
Gravine Fine
Poppy
West Main St
Sandra Reynolds
Fran Stacy
Elma B. Carr
Washington, D.C
Agnes Adams
Kenneth R. Clayton
Ruth Bates
GOP Board
Ann B. Harris
Patience Brooks
Elizabeth Byrnes
Kane, Inc
Dial
Depot Street
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Shaftsbury School Grounds
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