Purse Thefts Reported At Falls Churches In New York
In Hoosick Falls New York police investigated purse thefts after Sunday services at First United and First Baptist Churches. Choir members Mrs. Wesley Miles Miss Donna White and Miss Cynthia Peterson reported wallets stolen from robe closets with money and credentials taken. A stranger seen near church kitchens around 10:30 11 am claimed to wait for his aunt. A previously stolen French purse found at the Baptist Church. church notes credit slips from another singer were taken weeks earlier. Meanwhile Trinity College awarded high honors to Miss Maureen Connors of West Pawlet among 90 graduates. Bishop Robert F. Joyce presided and Dr. John Gillespie delivered commencement remarks.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First United
First Baptist
Carlton Robinson
First Baptist Church
First United Church
Wesley Miles
Donna White
Cynthia Peterson
United Church
John Y. Elliott
Cambridge
Burlington
Maureen Connors
West Pawlet
Trinity College
Robert F. Joyce
John Gillespie
Massachusetts State College
Norshaft Lions Host Paran Recreation Dinner in Lake Paran Shelter
NORTH BENNINGTON Lions Club members were thanked by Paran Recreations directors at a dinner in the new Lake Paran shelter donated by the Lions. The event featured student serenades, a musical recitation, and remarks on community life and fundraising plans including the second outdoor fair and advance ticket sales for a motor bike prize.
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North Bennington
Norshaft Lions Club
Paran Recreations
Lake Paran
Lions
Shaftsbury
New Englander
North Bennington High
Harold Robinsky
Lionel Nowak
Elizabeth Dwyer
NBHS
Darryl Shaw
Paran Creek
Lions Club
Dan Fager
Fager
Pownal Cub Scouts Wind Up Season With Spring Theme
Pownal Cub Pack 47 closed its season with an outdoor festival on the Rolland Roy lawn in South Pownal. Cubmaster David Ricker Jr directed the event with help from den mothers Mrs. Donald Roy and Mrs. Joel Burrington. Den songs, flag ceremonies, and a display of spring items highlighted the afternoon. Awards went to Miles Rogers, Randy Moore, and Alan Langlais. A new Cub, Martin Burdick, joined Den 4, and five graduates were introduced. A parents meeting is set for August at North Pownal Congregational Church. Pack 47 will join flag ceremonies there on June 6.
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Pownal
Cub Pack
Rolland Roy
South Pownal
David Ricker Jr
Donald Roy
Joel Burrington
America
Goodnight
Cub Scouts
Dexter Moore
Firestone
North Adams
Pownal Tanning Company
Charles Kokoras
Den 1
Henrietta Roy
Miles Rogers
Randy Moore
Den 3
Alan
Beauty graduate leaves for first job in Boston
Elizabeth Dwyer Houran daughter of Mr and Mrs Vernet Houran of Overlea Road graduated last Friday from the Wilfrid School of Beauty Culture in Boston. She will start her first position at the Salon d Italia on Newbury Street after a weekend visit home. Patrol leaders of Boy Scout Troop 28 are reminded of the Thursday night meeting at 7 at the scout rooms off Bank Square.
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Andrea Kenyon
North Bennington
Miami Beach
Miami Seaquarium
Andrea
Francis Kenyon
CBS
NBHS
Judy Houran
Vernet Houran
Overlea Road
Wilfrid School of Beauty Culture
Boston
Salon d'Italia
Newbury Street
Boy Scout Troop 28
Scout
Bank Square
Wilmington Legion Directs Memorial Day Rites
The Wilmington American Legion led Memorial Day ceremonies at Memorial Hall with 11:30 a.m. invocation by Rev. Reginald Martin and color guard salutes. Douglass Brooks read Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address. Susan Greene delivered Lincoln’s Tribute to Women. Scouts recited quotes and sang. A parade, wreaths, salutes, and Taps followed at the bridge and Restland Cemetery, with praise for Legion Auxiliary and helpers.
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Wilmington
American Legion
Earl Brown
Memorial Hall
Reginald Martin
Edward Aldrich
Leonard Boyd
Kenneth Sullivan
Eugene Sullivan
Douglas Brooks
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Susan Greene
Flanders
Edgar Guest
Martin
God
Deerfield
Jim Kershaw
Frank Brooks
George, Dixon
Harold Rice
Martin Ray
Joseph Spirka
Clinton Hall Jr
Robert Maynard
Isabelle
Raymo
Mark O’connor
Veterans’ Monument
Restland Cemetery
Percy Haskins
Legion
American Legion Ladies Auxiliary
Lucille Rice
Wayne Timmerman
Former Manchesterite Named Restaurant Association Officer
D Richard Lynch formerly of Manchester was named executive secretary of the revived Vermont Restaurant Association. Avenire Fracassi of Fric's in Barre was elected president pro tem and Robert Sierra of Beebe's in Barre treasurer. An office will be in Rutland. Lynch will staff it.
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Manchester
D. Richard Lynch
Vermont Restaurant Association
Barre
Avenire Fracassi
Fric’s
Robert Sierra
Beebe’s
Barre-Montpelier Road
Rutland
Lynch
Banner
Vermont
Fracassi
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N.Y. World's Fair
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Washington Ave
Trinity Honor Grad
Go Fashions
Sunny
Sizes Jr
Missy
Womens
Petits
Main St
Dito
Bennington
Europe
Pancho
Oxford
Gladstone Shoes
Bennington, Vt
Main Street
Stacy
Darryl Pierce
North Bennington High School
Veterans Memorial
St. John’s Cemetery
William B. Abernethy
Congregational Church
Walter F. Miller
St. John’s Church
Norshaft
Dandy Lions
John McCullough
William Fels
Oliver Durand
Paran
Lion Nelson Payne
Basin Harbor
Charles Thompson
Brad Riley
Bob Peckham
David Barton
Nelson Payné
Gordon Kenyon
Barney McCarthy
Jim Bow
Hilco Homes
Hilco
Hilco Homes Corp
Essington Ave
Philadelphia
Atlas Credit Corp
Hagerman North Bennington
North Village
Wilmington American Legion
Manchesterite Named
Restaurant Association
Jackie Breen
Donald R. Shanks
University of New Hampshire
Institute For Educational Media Specialists
NDEA
United States Office of Education
Manchester Fire Department
Albert Reed
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