Spirited Strings At Midsummer Concert In Vermont
A lone Sunday afternoon concert at the Southern Vermont Art Center featured the Bennington Composers Conference Quartet performing Mozart, Ravel, and Turina. Despite a small audience, the ensemble delivered rich colors with some intonation flaws, concluding with Ravel’s string quartet. Nearby Carl Ruggles paintings and the first page of Men and Mountains were displayed.
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Southern Vermont Art Center
Art Center Pavilion
Bennington
Mssrs
Pollikoff
Finckel
Ravel
Carl Ruggles
Arlington
William F. Gilbert
Clay Bartlett
R.K. Miles
Edith Dulles Snare
Hoosick Falls Residents Take Camp Plans and Fund Drive
Hoosick Falls residents take two families on camps at Camp Yowochas in Wyoming and host visits from St Paul guests. Mrs Perry Ford returns to California after three weeks. her father, John Heffernan, dies soon after her arrival. Town Rescue Squad reminds coin-card fund drive due Sept 9 with two week grace. donations tax deductible and cards may be dropped at the firehouse. Regular rescue squad meeting set for Wednesday at 8 in headquarters on Second Street.
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Judy Burns
William E. Burns
Beth Ann Salluzzo
A.J. Salluzzo
River Street
Troy Wyca
Grafton
Herbert Walker
St. Paul
Minn
John Case
Burchard Avenue
Perry Ford
Corona
Second Street
Fresh Airs To Arrive Wednesday
Mrs. Fred Stacy, area chairman for the Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund, announced that children will arrive July 20 at Bennington 12:35 p.m. and Manchester 1:10 p.m. Bennington and Arlington buses stop at terminals. Manchester children meet hosts at Manchester Elementary School. Escorts traveling with the children include Mrs. D. L. Mattison Manchester, Mrs. Joseph Keene and Mrs. Alan Mattison Arlington, Mrs. William McCoy Bennington, and Mrs. Fred Stacy Shaftsbury.
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Shaftsbury
Fred Stacy
The
Herald Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Bennington
Manchester
Arlington
D. L. Mattison
Joseph Keene
Alan Mattison
William McCoy
East Arlington bazaar and auction at Federated Church
Excitement builds for East Arlington Federated Church annual bazaar and auction on Wednesday featuring a dressed Gingerbread Boy selling cookies. Auction committee members Leland Rudd and Frances Owens report donated chairs from Hale and Hawley Companies and a used gas floor furnace from area merchants. A handmade Hairloom Skillcraft rug will be displayed in Bailey Hall. Diane Grout will host pony rides in the evening to entertain children.
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East Arlington Federated Church
Leland Rudd
Frances Owens
Hale and Hawley
Bailey Hall
Diane Grout
Arlington Scouts Earn Merit Badges at Camp Sunrise
Arlington-Boy Scout Troop 334 spent July 3 to 10 at Camp Sunrise led by Henry Hall with Pat Owens and George Walsh as assistants. Read about attendees and the merit badges earned including mile-swim rowing swimming canoeing camping and first aid with names such as William Hall Lee Owen Kevin Walsh John Halbur Peter Woodard Sterling Harrington Fred Hawley and others.
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Arlington
Camp Sunrise
Henry Hall
Pat Owens
George Walsh
William Hall
Lee
Kelly Owen
Kevin Walsh
John
Harvey Harbur
Robert Mass
Peter
John Kendall
Fred Hirsch
Sterling Harrington
Mike Hayden
Mark Albee
Barry Mattison
Peter Woodard
John Ulery
Fred Hawley
John Hess
Charles
Gordon Howard
Chris James
Andre Rogers
John Halbur
Peter Kendall
Lee Owen
Billy Hall
Charles Howard
Robert Masi
Harvey Halbur
Har
Area Girls Cited In Bec ie PEND 7)
Three area girls Mary Jean Moninger Harriet Nellie Howard and Christine Rosencrantz earned fifth place in the 12th Lenox Creative Table Setting Contest. Over 370 000 high school and college home economics students from more than 12 000 schools nationwide competed with entries showing imaginative settings and coordinated accessories. The group leader Henry Hall and Vey Halbur were tapped for the Order of the Arrow.
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Mary Jean Moninger
Bennington
Harriet Nellie Howard
Shaftsbury
Christine Rosencrantz
South Dorset
Lenox
Vey Halbur
Henry Hall
Order of the Arrow
Hoag Family Weekend Visits Across New England
Walloomsne Bertha Hoag and Sandra Hoag return from a week at the 4-H camp in Averill Park. Mrs Clyde W Stophel and her sons Billy Andy and Michael travel with Mrs James Hoag and her children Paul and Bridget Marie to visit Mr and Mrs Bruce Andrews in Adams Massachusetts. Miss Margaret Hoag joins them after spending time with her sister. Mr and Mrs Bill Inghram also mentioned in the outing.
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Sandra Hoag
Averill Park
Clyde W. Stophel
Billy
Andy
Michael
James Hoag
Paul
Bridget Marie
Bruce Andrews
Adams
Mass
Margaret Hoag
Bill Inghram
Cats Travel in Incinerator Camper on Summer Visit
Dorset Miss Ilse Wilhelmi and twin sister Mrs. Charles Nesbitt depart Columbus Ohio after a month with sister Mrs. Underhill Moore in Hollow. Washington visitor Jane arrives to greet aunts as cat travels in a specialized camper. Also notes July 12 4-H meeting at Sherman Farm planning July 30 Black and White Show and Schaghticoke Fair prep. Community notices include Hoo sick Falls Health Center Auxiliary picnic and Alice Dodge Memorial Flag Pole progress with donations sought.
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Ilse Wilhelmi
Columbus
Ohio
Charles Nesbitt
Tulsa
Okio
Underhill Moore
Detroit
Mich
Twin Brooks Rest
Edward Darknard
Mitchell Gardiner
Virginia
Vincent LeBlanc
Northern Livestock
Hoosick Falls Health Center
Battlefield Park
Raymond Hogan
Alice Dodge
Former Shaftsbury resident gains recovery after hip surgery
Nettie Russell, a former Shaftsbury resident, is improving at Putnam Memorial Hospital following hip repair surgery after a fall at Mrs Gratia Randall's home. She once lived in an apartment in Randall's Church Street house before moving to Waterbury. Ronald Gratz and Carl Stacy came home from a weekend in Peabody Massachusetts. The Stacys’ younger son Terry is visiting relatives in Manchester Center.
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Nettie Russell
Shaftsbury
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Gratia Randall
Waterbury
Carl
Peabody
Mass
Stacys
Terry
Theodore Maher
Manchester Center
Shaftsbury Scout Nears Ad Altare Dei Award
Timothy Wansbury of Boy Scout Troop 331 and St. John the Baptist Church has completed all three steps for the Ad Altare Dei award. Rev. Walter F. Miller conducted the exam, and Timothy will face a board of review for final examination.
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Shaftsbury
Timothy Wansbury
St. John the Baptist Church
Walter F. Miller
Timothy
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