Dinner To Honor Retiring Trustee At Manchester
Manchester village officers host tonight at the Wilburton Inn a dinner honoring An ton G. Hardy a trustee for 23 years and village president for five years. Hardy a 39 year resident will not seek re election at the July 8 annual village meeting. Attending include Trustees Cochrane Bresko Rockwell and wives Village President Campbell and others including counsel Meachem Judge Dougherty Clerk and Treasurer Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Wilburton Inn
Anton G. Hardy
Hardy
Glebelands
Munson Farm
Thomas J. Cochrane
Stephen Bresko
Richard Rockwell
G. Murray Campbell
Sydney J. Meachem
Margaret Dougherty
Bernice B. Reynolds
Rupert Fire Dept fund drive concert in Rupert
The Ruperts Washington Academy Band played through rain Saturday night as the first event of the summer fund raising drive for the Rupert Fire Department. A silver collection followed the concert which ended when a downpour sent attendees inside the Rupert Fire House. A good turnout was reported. Mr and Mrs Ted Rueggeberg sold their West Rupert home to Mr and Mrs Paul Dougherty of Marlboro Mass. The Rueggeberg family moved to West Sandgate. The Doughertys and their four sons moved into their new home Saturday. Mr and Mrs John Carman of Baldwin L I are spending July at their summer home on Sandgate Road in West Rupert.
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Washington Academy
Salem
Rupert
Ted Rueggeberg
West Rupert
Paul Dougherty
Marlboro
Mass
Rueggebergs
West Sandgate
Doughertys
John Carman
Baldwin, L.I
Sandgate Road
Dorset Nursing Association Hears Progress Reports
Dorset Nursing Association held its annual meeting on June 25 with Dr Elizabeth Byrnes presenting a progress summary showing fewer hospitalizations since its founding, aided by well baby clinics and child services. Re-elected officers include Adm. R B Tompkins as president Guy Stone and Mrs Ford Shrader as vice presidents Louis Grodsky treasurer A L Pierson Jr assistant treasurer and Mrs David Gilbert as clerk. Trustees named for three years ending June 1971 include Herbert Bowen Mrs Ray P Foote Lincoln Isham Mrs Reginald Heard Hal C Miller A L Pierson Jr Mrs Guy Stone and Mrs Nathaniel Tyler. The group is now in its second year and plans a summer membership drive. The Dorset DNA was noted as the fifth Vermont agency certified as a Home Health Agency under Medicare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset — Adm
R. B. Tompkins
Dorset Nursing Association
Guy Stone
Ford Shrader
Louis Grodsky
A. L. Pierson Jr
David Gilbert
Herbert Bowen
Ray P. Foote
Lincoln Isham
Reginald Heard
Hal C. Miller
Nathaniel Tyler
Elizabeth Byrnes
Byrnes
DNA
Adm
Tompkins
Pierson
Emily Allyn
Shrader
James R. McCooey
Nelle Williams
Vermont
Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Leaders Attend International Convention
Hoosick Falls Dr. Volney Chapman president of the Kiwanis Club and Mrs Chapman attend the Kiwanis International Convention in Toronto. Vice President and Mrs Richard Sargood also travel from the area. More than 20,000 Kiwanians from around the world are expected at Maple Leaf Gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Chapman
Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Grange observes Children's Day program
The Hoosick Grange held its recent meeting with a Children's Day program. Jane Kipp and Jane Davock opened, featuring Beth Calhoun piano solo Kathy McNeilly recitation A Wise Plan Kathy Griswold tap dance Jackie Yavaniski recitation The Reason a Junior Grange puppet show and a closing thought by Sandra Hoag. Dr. Pemrick spoke on HSORA health planning. Mrs. Cahill of Hoosick Falls is HSORA director. A hot dog roast is planned July 17 at 7 p.m. with family foods and provided refreshments. The next meeting July 10 will be Hobby Night with exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Grange
Jane Kipp
Jane Davock
Beth Calhoun
Kathy McNeilly
Kathy Griswold
Jackie Yavaniski
Junior Grange
Sandra Hoag
Carleton Philpott
Thomas D. Pemrick
Grange
HSORA
Health Service of
Leon Eldred
Robert Bovie
The Odd Couple Opens Wednesday at Dorset Playhouse
Dorset notices the Dorset Playhouse opens The Odd Couple on Wednesday with Fred Carmichael as Felix Ungar and David Siever as Oscar Madison in a six week run. Supporting cast includes Mark Suben Murray as a cop, David Boorstin as Vinnie, Howard Enoch as Roy, and Hap Lawrence as Speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dorset Playhouse
Neil Simon
Fred Carmichael
David Siever
Felix Ungar
Oscar Madison
Carmichael
Caravan Theatre
Housekeeping
Siever
Biff
Prince Dauntless
Felix
Oscar
Mark Suben
Murray
Suben
David Boorstin
Vinnie
Howard Enoch
Roy
Hap Lawrence
Speed
Dorchester Players Present The Odd Couple Upstairs
Arlington visitors spend weekend in town as Jill Geiger and Joan Wikler debut as the earnest birds who live upstairs in the Dorset production. Cecily and Gwendolyn Pigeon figure in this lighthearted play with Lucile Chapman guest directing Born Yesterday scenes and Anthony Dingman designing the set. Jane Neufeld provides lighting as the company invites audiences to stay after opening for coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix
Oscar
Cecily
Gwendolyn
Jill Geiger
Joan Wikler
Lucile Chapman
Dorset
Anthony Dingman
Jane Neufeld
Union District Seeks Two Towns As New Members
A special August meeting in Townshend will vote on inviting Newfane and Windham to join four town Union District 34. The district will operate at Leland and Gray Seminary starting September and may include a junior high. Existing towns are Brookline Jamaica Townshend and Westminster. Newfane and Windham currently send students to Brattleboro Union High School Leland and Gray Chester High and Burr and Burton Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townshend
Newfane
Windham
Leland and Gray Seminary
Brookline
Jamaica
Wordsboro
Brattleboro Union High School
LGS
Chester High School
Burr and
Burton Seminary
Manchester
Birthday fete crowns Quinlans in Albany gathering
Walloomsac guests Mr. and Mrs. Lester Quinlan and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoag celebrated Mrs. Quinlan's upcoming 68th birthday at Mrs. Isabella B. Quinlan's Albany home joined by Miss Frieda Abschagen. Danny Drake and Alan Adams of Hoosick Falls left for Manlius Camp for two weeks of wrestling. Mr. and Mrs. William Stosick returned to River Vale New Jersey after a weekend here. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Tunker plan a tour of western states. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crawford and sister Dawn Willinger returned to Fort Worth Texas after visiting their grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Quinlan
Gordon Hoag
Isabella B. Quinlan
Albany
Frieda Abschagen
Quinlan
Danny Drake
Alan Adams
Hoosick Falls
Manlius Camp
William Stosick
River Vale
N.J
Hugo Tunker
Robert Crawford
Dawn Willinger
Fort Worth
Tex
John Madill
Crystal Clover 4-H Club Cancels July Meeting
South Cambridge The Crystal Clover 4-H Club will not hold a regular meeting or picnic on Saturday evening July 6. A picnic is planned for July 27 at the home of Raymond Phieffer at Archdale. Members Cathy Gray Andrea Pratt and Joy Hamilton attended the district dress revue at Adirondack Community College on June 25 with Joy set to represent Washington County at the State Fair dress revue.
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Crystal Clover 4
Oswald A. Muller
Boston University Theology School
United Methodist Church School
Richard Hamilton
New Exhibits Open July 9 At Art Center
Two exhibitions open July 9 at the Southern Vermont Art Center in Manchester. One features paintings by Iseraphy in the Fine Arts, another focuses on Portraits by Lisa Bischoff. The center hosts a local photography show and sculpture by Dorothy Abbott through July 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Iseraphy
Southern Vermont Art Center
Lise Bischoff
Vermont
Miss Bischoff
Metropolitan
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Baltimore Art Museum
Dorothy Abbott
Arthur MacLean
A. Montgomery Huntington
SVA
Sergiu Luca
Vermont State Symphony Orchestra
Whitingham Farms Plans Prestige Development
Whitingham Farms will be a 2100 acre development on former Carthusian Foundation land. Key leaders from Windsor Locks and Boston plan a 20 year project with 2000 homes on under one acre, plus lakes, beaches, golf course, chapel, ski slopes and stables. A public hearing tonight at 7 30 will address future town development and zoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whittingham
Whitingham Farms
Carthusian Foundation of America
C. W. Jarvis
E. E. Feron
Windsor Locks
Conn
James A. Russell
Boston
Everett H. Lord Wood
East Hartford
Jack Taylor
Whitingham
Kenneth Proctor
Halifax
John Yunas
Dover
Larry Aiken
Wilmington
Board of Selectmen and Whitingham Planning Council
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Arlington Memorial High School
Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont, Inc
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Grand Union
Mobil Heating Oil
Mobil Heat
Henry Tuttle CO
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Edith Beaumont
Arlington
Eric Sankari
Ashburnham
Bernard Cullinan
Union District
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Art Center
Edward P Mahar
Dhone
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