HFCS Students Greet Midsummer School in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School hosts a busy summer program with about 350 students in enrichment science biology creative writing and physical education. Junior and Senior Bands meet twice weekly and remedial reading and math classes run 9 to 11 30 am. Head Start serves 30 children 9 am to 2 30 pm with lunch. Field trips included Schaghticoke Fair Grounds July 15 and Albany trip to the Capitol.
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Beaumont
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Red Cross
Schaghticoke Fair Grounds
Calvin Pedersen
Katherine Reed
Capitol
Albany
Manchester school lighting aid to be recommended
Dr. Rupert Spencer, chief of special services for the state Department of Education, will recommend state aid for renovations to Manchester Elementary School’s lighting system. The local board authorized Griffin Electric Co. to start work with a projected cost of 12,267 dollars and expects completion by September. The aid would cover costs beyond the 10,000 dollars raised at town meeting, with straight state aid potentially 3,000 dollars. The board met Tuesday and Kayatta stated the recommendation would justify aid due to student benefits.
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Manchester
Rupert Spencer
State Department of Education
State Board of Education
Eugene V. Kayatta
Spencer
Neil EE. Cross
Kayatta
Dr. Spencer
Griffin Electric Co
Bennington
Norfolk Council Scouts Enjoy Sunrise Camp Program Highlights
Fran Stacy of Farnham Whittier formerly led Arlington and Shaftsbury schools in the early 1900s and toured rural schools. Allan Sands earned the G Bar at Camp Sunrise while leading the Order of the Arrow tap-out team. Ricky Harrington earned two merit badges canoeing and swimming and was tapped for OA membership. Troops 331 and 108 shared a site as 108 lacked a leader. The week featured many merit badge classes, first aid films, fitness contests, a water carnival, campfire, skits and songs. A New Jersey troop en route to Canada spent a night nearby trading patches and neckerchiefs. Participants included Lynn Bunk, George Sandquist, John Paddock, and others, with Robert Fletcher and Henry Freely assisting.
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Allan Sands
Camp Sunrise
Order of the Arrow
Lynn Bunk
Ricky Harrington
Ricky
Troop 108
Pittsfield
New Jersey
Canada
George Sandquist
John Paddock
Mark Boutin
Tim Viereck
Clayton Kipp
Pete Cross
Ed Corey
Dave Mattison
Mark Gates
Keith Harrington
Bruce Gabrus
Tim Wansbury
Searle Allen
Joe Baldwin
Tim Baldwin
Tom Faris
Robert Fletcher
Edwin Colvin
Henry Freely
Readsboro Lawmaker Collins Seeks Re election
Rep. Kenalene J. Collins, Republican of Readsboro, announces plans to run again for the Vermont House representing Readsboro and seven surrounding towns. She cites progress in economic development, highway improvements, penal reform, social welfare reorganization, and personnel system updates, plus a portable junk crusher proposal and highway funding gains in 1966.
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Readsboro
Kenalene J. Collins
Vermont
Collins
Stamford
Powswal
Wilmington
Searsburg
Whitingham
Dover
FOR
Friends of Rehabilitation
Artist Honored in Two One Man Shows
Dorset artist Arthur Jones receives two summer retrospectives with miniatures at Westcorner Gallery in Grafton July 24 to August 1 and larger works at Gallery Two in Woodstock September 2 to 16 focusing on Pomfret Valley scenes. Jones, painting three years from his Nichols Hill studio, exhibits previously in El Paso Sneed Gallery Rockford and Washington DC. He also teaches at the Southern Vermont Art Center with summer registrations filling up for August sessions.
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Dorset
Arthur Jones
Westcorner Gallery
Grafton
Jones
Woodstock
Pomfret Valley
Nichols Hill
el Paso
Tex
Sneed
Rockford
Ill
Amnual
Washington, D.C
Southern Vermont Art Center
Manchester
Dorset Library
New England
New York
Washington
Londonderry
Fire Company Plans Lawn Party in East Arlington
Arlington Fire Company schedules its annual lawn party at the East Arlington firehouse. A food sale begins at 4 p.m. and the Arlington School Band performs at 7. Band members should arrive in uniform by 6:30. Games and refreshments will be offered for all ages at this midsummer event.
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Arlington
Arlington Fire Company
White Creek Picnic for Eleanor Niles and 4-H Club
The Jolly Jones 4-H Club invites mothers and members to a picnic at Mrs. John Austin's home on Thursday. Attendees should bring a covered dish for the meal scheduled to start at 1 p.m.
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Jolly Jones 4-H Club
John Austin
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William Allen
Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Reginald
Max Grout
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Elizabeth Hard
John D. Whittier
Wenham
Mass
Bessie
Fran Stacy
Main St
Planning Service
Lawrence Frankling
R-Guilford
Marlboro
Mrs
Kenalene Collins
Danny Zimmer
Richard Keough
Wayne King
Paul Wilcox
East Arlington Fire House
Thompson
Picnic Supply Headquarters
Eleanor Niles
Copenhagen
Zenith
Zenith Space Command
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