Arlington Lions Carnival Opens Saturday at Noon
Arlington Lions Club holds a two annual fundraiser at Laskey Memorial Pool starting Saturday noon with an auction at 1 p m swimming events at 2 p m a chicken barbeque at 4 p m bingo at 6 and a teen age dance band kiddie rides snackbar and midway games Lions members aim to complete preparations Saturday morning to support civic projects including swimming lessons and sight conservation
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Arlington
Arlington Lions Club
Laskey Memorial
Chief Hoag Heads Police School Group
Manchester police Chief George F. Hoag and Officer Eugene Gaiotti graduated with honors from the Vermont Law Enforcement Training Council program in Randolph. Hoag was elected president of the alumni association. About 35 officers completed 150 hours over 25 topics at Vermont Technical College with FBI agents and state officials teaching.
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Manchester
George F. Hoag
Eugene Gaiotti
Vermont Law Enforcement Training Council
Randolph
Hoag
Vermont Technical College
FBI
Arlington Community Calendar Highlights
Arlington events feature Helene Thompson leading Monday 8 p.m. Sugaring off at Community House. Tuesday activities include Arlington AARP picnic Emerald Lake 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. well baby clinic at Community House with transport line 375-2325 before 1 p.m. Giants face Indians at 6:15 p.m. Pirates meet Dodgers at 6:15 p.m. at Little League Field North Bennington. Wednesday Battenhill Grange meets 6 p.m. at Grange Hall. Saturday Lions Club Summer Carnival at Laskey Memorial Swimming Pool noon, Pirates vs Braves 1 p.m., Red Sox vs Indians 2 p.m., Battenhill Grange social 8 p.m. at Grange Hall.
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Sugaringoff Tops
Community House
Arlington Chapter
AARP
Emerald Lake
Giants
Indians
Little League Field
Arlington
Pirates
Dodgers
North Bennington
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
Lions Club
Laskey Memorial Swimming Pool
Braves
North Ben
Pam
Red Sox
Weston crafts weekend features prisoner artisans and Vermont makers
Weston Vermont craftsmen Inc lists two weekend demonstrations for July Fourth. Windsor State Prison inmates led by Ed Boggis will show wood carving leather and metal crafts from 10 am to 4 pm Thursday and Friday. Marjorie Hart from Ludlow will reveal enamel on copper jewelry with sessions Saturday and Sunday 10 am to noon and 2 to 4 pm. No admission charge.
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Weston
Vermont Craftsmen, Inc
Ed Boggis
Windsor State Prison
Marjorie Mart
Ludlow
Marjorie Hart
Vermont
Florida
Hart
Rhode Island College of Education
New England
Vermont Handcrafters, Inc
Society of Vermont
Windsor State
Russell
Walt Rogers
George Kennon
Floyd Maskell
Frank Drop
Ed Chabot
Raymond Gosselin
Boggis
Windsor
Fleming Museum
Edge of
The
Vermont Guild of Oldtime Crafts & Industries
Weston Village Green
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Arlington Lions Carnival
Michael Miller P.O. Box
James L. Woodard
Bennington
Burr and Burton Seminary Athletic Field
Chief Hoag
Burt Bros
Helene Thompson
Dragon’s
NPN Ae
Lei
Tele
Pedwins
Florsheims
Childrens
Robinhoods
Dragons
Main St. Be
Holiday
A&P’s
Jane Parker
U.s.gov't
Chuck Calif
Dairy Buys
Ldama
Seneca
PERX
Cae
Shank
Morrells
U. S. Gov't
Wiese, Hy Z
California
Chase & Sanborn
ROYAL
A&p
Keebler Town House
Rte
Xydol
LUX Liquid
Ivory
A&p Our
Ality
Brookmai
A&p Thin
Mott's
Jressing
KRAFT
Diallaa
Fivaigo
ARROW
Decton
Adams Clothes Shop
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