Mrs Barney Attends Vermont School Lunch Workshop
Mrs Clarence Barney who has prepared hot lunches at the local school for two years attended the 10th annual Vermont School Lunch Workshop at UVM. Nearly 200 cooks agents and managers from across the state gathered for three days of study on Nutriton Safe food service and quantity cookery to boost hot lunch participation and improve meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Clarence Barney
Vermont
UVM
Local notes from Wilmington Vermont summer events and notices
Patricia Farwell leaves for an eight week vacation at Brown Ledge Camp to serve as junior counsellor. Victory Grange July 11 meeting includes fourth degree inspection and baking contest. The Berkley family moves to Victorian Manor lodge from Levittown. Lions Club seeks auction items for donations and pickups. Deerfield Valley Health Center hosts Sabin polio clinic July 6 5 to 8 pm at Wilmington Health Center South Main. Type 3 vaccine available. type 1 later. Parents with infants may call for attendance details. Strawberry supper by Baptish Evening Guild raises funds. Philip Hoff visits Vern's Lodge regarding Vermont governor campaign and one party system critiques. Sports Trend Shop move. Weldon House relocations. Birthday surprise for Mrs. Ellen Cimonetti at The Hermitage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Farwell
Porter Farwell
Brown Ledge
Malletts Bay
Lake Champlain
Victory Grange
John Berkley
Levittown
Victorian Manor
Lions Club
Robert LaMorder
Milton Wolf
Ralph Howe Jr
Deerfield Valley Health Center
Wilmington Health Center
Henry Meyer
Richard Boyd
Kenworth Kimball
Philip Hoff
Burlington
Vermont
Vern’s Lodge
Frida
Pownals Polio Clinic and Local Community Notes
The second of three preschool polio clinics is set for July 6 at the Pownal Firehouse with about 159 children slated to receive Sabin vaccine under Vermont Health Department supervision. The Fire Department plans to participate in the Pittsfield Fourth of July Muster. Powell’s Store closes for a week as the Powell family vacation. Local residents travel and visit relatives. The Prairie Bible Institute gospel team from Three Hills Alberta will perform at the First Baptist Church in South Pownal tonight. The institute’s alumni numbers around 1,000 with many serving overseas or in pastoral roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Pittsfield
Powell
North Pownal
Robert Buck
Oneonta
N. Y
Praire Bible Institute
Three Hills
Alberta
First Baptist
Southside Circle of Baptist Church Holds Summer Meeting
At their Vue meeting Mrs. Edith Legacy hosted 19 members of the Southside Circle. Devotional music followed by readings from Psalm 19 and an article on Medical Missions to Missions. The circle will furnish church flowers in July and late September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Legacy
Southside
The
Baptist Church
Alfred Scott
Scott
Carl Jolivette
Circle
Edith Burns
Mary Stearns
Ruth Legacy
West Hoosick announces Paula Moseley and Don ald Baker wedding
Paula Moseley and Don ald Baker will be married Saturday at 2 oclock at the West Hoosick Baptist Church. All community members are invited to attend. BYF picnic at Shaftsbury Lake noted. Various local visits and social events listed including Ladies Auxiliary meeting and nominating committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Moseley
Donald Baker
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Charles Filkins
Harold Pine
Lester Pine
Sandra Pine
Robert Higgins
Lloyd Pine
New Inn Reopens July 15 Under Gaillard Ownership
New owners Mr and Mrs Benjamin T Gaillard of North Haven Conn announce the Manchester Inn will reopen July 15 after spring remodeling. The couple moved up in June with children Ann Sam and Peter and plan meals served daily with box lunches for outings. Ruby Miner of Manchester Depot will handle cooking with sister Pearl Coli as chamber maid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Inn
Benjamin T. Gaillard
North Haven
Conn
West Road Inn
Jim T. Jennings
Ann
Sam
Peter
Gaillard
Benjy
Manchester
Bromley
Aspen
Color
New England
Vermont
New Haven
Hill
Ruby Miner
Manchester Depot
Lightning explained and dangers noted by experts
The article summarizes lightning as a gigantic electric spark with tens to hundreds of millions of volts and up to 340000 amperes. It contrasts hot and cold forms, cites safety tips for buildings and open areas, and notes lightning’s role in fixing nitrogen crucial for plant growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LPI
Empire State Building
Local residents visit kin across several towns
Hoosick Ada Breer and family from Burlington visit Mrs. Charles E. Preer and others on Wednesday. Minneapolis couple stay with Leslie Burton family for a week while Mrs. May Herrington spends weekend in Troy with the Meder family. Several visits from Jonesville, Raymertown, Pittsfield and Gran- ada accompany exchanges among local households. A newborn son Christopher Scot arrives to Rev. Richard W. Corlett and his wife. Shirley A. Dickie earns nurses cap at Samaritan Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Strever
Burlington
Joe Strever
Bennington
Charles E. Preer
Thomas Phill Ns
Minneapolis
Jonesville
George Rifenburg
Fred Hammond
Raymertown
Rifenburg
Harold Bebee
Diane
Pittsfield
Mass
Charles A. Brown
Richard W. Corlett
All Saints Rectory
Christopher Scot
Shirley A. Dickie
Samaritan Hospital
Hudson Valley Community College
Emma Spencer
Florence Warren
Robetta
Rensselaer
Orin Phillips
Loudonville
Ellsworth Stevens
Florence Smith
Lumberjack Roundup in Vermont Showcase Set for Branbury
The 1962 Lumberjack Roundup will feature woodwork from hobbyists across Vermont. Exhibits run Aug 17–18 at Branbury State Park Lake Dunmore with judges, cash prizes, and a sale privilege for non professionals. Contact A F Heitmann, Chairman, for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Vermont
Branbury State Park
Lake Dunmore
Grandma Queens Dorset Wins Weekend Tennis Titles
At the Field Club over a sunny Independence weekend Dorset residents Brenda Parsons and Florence Thorner won the women’s doubles 7 5 4 6 3 against Carol McNealus and Madeline Woodard. Ricky Foley, 17, took the men’s singles title 6 1 6 4 over Stephen Kargere. Judith Grace defeated Patricia Lee 1 6 6 0 7 5 in women’s singles. Mixed doubles went to Hans Thorner and Julian Orton 8 6 4 4 with Parsons and James Kelley as runners up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Field Club
Brenda Parsons
Florence Thorner
South Londonderry
Carol McNealus
Pawlet
Madeline Woodard
Peru
Seward Woodard
Stephen Kargere
New York
Joseph McNeal
Julian Orton
Salem
N.Y
Hans Thorner
James Kelley
Boston
Richard Foley
Ricky
Judith Grace
Jon Grace
Patricia Lee
Robert Woodard
Andrew Longacre
Londonderry
Kathe Dillmann
Manchester
Lisa
Neal McNealus
Peter Raff
Rev. King Released After Auto Accident
Pownal Center Community Church pastor Rev Isabel G King was treated at St Luke's Hospital in Pittsfield for bruises and lacerations after a Saturday Route 8 collision in Dalton Massachusetts. Passengers Walter Clark Sr and their 17 month old son Walter Jr were in the King car. Mrs Clark was treated and released. In the Lange car driver and three children listed as injured were hospitalized and reported in satisfactory condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Isabel G King
Pownal Center
St. Luke’s Hospital
Pittsfield
Dalton
Mass
Alcide Lange
Walter Clark Sr
Walter Jr
Clark
Lange
Shaftsbury Boy Attends ROTC Summer Camp
Loren R. Disque 20, son of Mr and Mrs Phillip Disque of Shaftsbury, attends the 1962 ROTC Summer Camp at Fort Devens Mass with 1900 New England cadets. He will be a UVM senior next fall after graduating North Bennington High School and is a member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon. After camp he will be commissioned as a second lieutenant in the regular army or reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Devens
Mass
Loren R. Disque
Phillip Disque
Shaftsbury
New England
Disque
UVM
North Bennington High School
Sigma Alnha Fpsilon Fraternity
North Granville Juvenile Grange selects officers
Linda Niles Linda Williamson Carol George Donna George and Laurie George attended a Washington County Juvenile Grange meeting at the Grange Hall in North Granville New York last Friday evening. They were chosen to fill offices at the meeting. Carol George also took part in a county spelling contest. They were brought to the meeting by Mrs Donald George and Mrs James E Williamson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda and
Susan Williamson
Linda Niles
Carol
Donna
Laurie George
Washington County
Grange Hall
North Granville
N.Y
Carol George
Donald George
James E. Williamson
Raymonds Attend Grandson’s Christening At West Point
Col and Mrs Charles W Ray mond and their sons spent last week at West Point for the christening of their grandson, son of Lt and Mrs Charles W Raymond II of Fort Devens Mass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Raymond and Sons
West Point
Charles W. Raymond II
Fort Devens
Mass
Bennington College opens summer concert series with chamber program
Three faculty performers Orren Pernel on violin, Gunnar Schonbeck on clarinet, and Lionel Nowak on piano presented a varied program of works by Henry Brant, Louis Calabro, Lionel Nowak, and classic composers S. Bach, Bartok, and Mozart. The solo and ensemble pieces showcased breathy textures, intricate techniques, and inventive use of instruments, ending with Mozart’s clarinet trio and Bartok’s Contrasts, leaving listeners eager for next week’s performance.
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Bennington College Carriage Barn
Orren Pernel
Gunnar Schonbeck
Lionel Nowak
Henry Brant
Louis Calabro
S. Bach
Bela Bartok
W.A. Mozart
Calabro
Schonbeck
Clariet Coed
Miss Pernel
Dinor
Bartok
Mozart
Vila
Vermont
Murray Leaves UCS for New York City Psychiatric Social Work Post
Miss Mary E. Murray, a Rutland native and the first psychiatric social worker with United Counseling Service since 1960, resigns to take a similar role in New York City. She holds a master’s in social work from Fordham and is a University of Vermont graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Murray
United Counseling Service
New York City
Richard McDowell
Bennington
Rutland
Murray
University of Vermont
Fordham University School of Social Work
Pony rides at Shaftsbury Fourth of July celebration
The Shaftsbury School Association will sponsor pony rides from 1 p.m. at the Firemen's Fourth of July celebration. Two Shetland ponies were donated by Mr and Mrs Fred Bishop of Shaftsbury who recently purchased the Clayton Reed farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury School Association
Fred Bishop
Clayton Reed Farm
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Mrs. Barney
N. Bennington
Wilmington
Dover
Carlo Walter
Tel
Peter Waterman
Sports Trend Shop
Mount Snow
Weldon House
House
Guilford
Ellen Cimonetti
Guido Cimonetti
Ellen Jane
Wiam Cimonetti
Tania Zelko
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Count, Ne
Ver
Mont
Harry Beals Jr
Sabin
Robert Wicksman
Williamstown
Bible Institute
Elizabeth Dwyer
Hawks Ave
Mary Mosher
Carl Hess
Barney
West Hoosick
Jean Pine
BYF
Shaftsbury Lake
Henry George
Richmond, Va
Bernard Balder
John Cottrell
Washington, D. C
Mary Dillmann
Dorset Inn
Orvis Inn
Pearl Coli
Gaillards
Mrs. Miner
Howard Gaudette
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
Barney Duke
Red Lodge
Paul
Jane
Grizzly Peak
University of Colorado At Boulder
Syracuse University
Water Ballet
Frank Wells
Taconic Avenue
Carolyn
August St. John
St. Johns
Chicago
UPI
Benjamin Franklin
Institute
Hoosick
Ada Breer
George Spendiff
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mildred White
Son Howard
Bowling Green
Ohio
Laura E. James
Charles EF
Robert Lohnes
Granada
Colo
Harold G. Lohnes
A. F. Heitmann
Dept. of Forests & Parks
Grandma Queen
Rev. King
Flear
Niles
Cambridge
Music Review
By Lisa Tate
Cat
Tap Ng
M. Murray
UCS
National Association of Social Workers
Drysdale’s
Plaid
Thayer
Main Street
Sonics
Atkins
Jewelers & Silversmiths
Bennington, Vt
Willys Jeep
Ivory
Chevrolet Bisquane
Lincoln
Parkwood
Mackour's Central
Joe
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