Cambridge Hospital Admissions and Discharges List
Cambridge Hospital here lists admissions for the week ending May 29 including Mrs Angela T Borowicz Bruce C Robson Hoosick Falls Brian J Hunt Mrs Mary E McInerney Mrs Cecelia C O Connor and Mrs Maude H Snell of Cambridge Raymond R Martindale West Pawlet John J Powers III Eagle Bridge Mrs Inez M Scaglione Buskirk and Mrs Hazel C Wager and Daniel L Sweeney Jr Berlin Discharged include Anita F Brazell William H Burns Mrs Gertrude E Cottrell Bruce C Robson Norman R Scott Hugh P Dorr Hoosick Falls Paul A Dennis Brian J Hunt Cambridge Evalyn L Herrington Mrs Bertha M Walker Eagle Bridge Raymond R Martindale West Pawlet Daniel L Sweeney Jr Buskirk Mrs Hazel C Wager Berlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N. Y
Mary McClellan
Anegela T. Borowicz
Bruce C. Robson
Hoosick Falls
Brian J. Hunt
Mary E. McInerney
Cecelia C. O’connor
Maude H. Snell
Camebridge
Raymond R. Martindale
West Pawlet
John J. Powers
Eagle Bridge
Area Youth Graduates With Highest Honors
Raymond Niles of White Creek earns highest honors from State University of New York, Agricultural and Technical College in Cobleskill. A 3.91 average, dairy technology focus, dairy tech club member, and intramural sports participant. Graduation set for June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobleskill
N.Y
Raymond Niles
White Creek
State University of New York, Agricultural and Technical College
Niles
Dairy Tech Club
White Creek observes Children Day at Jermain Church
White Creek Children's Day will be observed at Jermain Methodist Church Sunday with services at 9 30 a m and no Sunday school this week. On June 12 Dr Laurence Larrowe district superintendent of the Troy District will be guest speaker and on June 19 the Rev Stuart George will be the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jermain Methodist Church
Laurence Larrowe
Troy
Stuart George
John Parent
Eva Peters
Vergennes
Frank Taber
Raymond
Maurice
Warren Taber
Dewey McCart
Mildred
Ralph MecCart
Raymond Cottrells
Forest Barker
Arlington
Mass
Gordon Byars
Joseph Armstrong
Schenectady
N.Y
George Matteson
Burlington
Harold Austins
Helen
Philip Murphy
Herbert Corey and Son
Newburgh
Susan Cook
Margaret
Arlington Eagle New FHMA officers elected at meeting
At a Future Homemakers of America meeting, Roseanne Henning was elected president and Susan Garneau vice president, with Sandy Corey secretary, Nancy Aaron treasurer, Linda Pike parliamentarian, Donna Wilkins recreation leader, Nancy Poulin reporter, Susan James historian, and Melinda Grover bulletin board. The retiring officers wish them luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homemakers of America
Roseanne Henning
Susan Garneau
Sandy Corey
Nancy Aaron
Linda Pike
Donna Wilkins
Nancy Poulin
Susan James
Melinda Grover
Front Row
Sandra Corey
Sue Garneau
Mary Jeanne Walsh
Candy Wiley
Judy Coulman
Barbara Garrecht
Christine Lindsay
Arlington High showcases senior project and spring events
Arlington High seniors featured a futuristic device demonstration for the Maroon and White annual, with Edward Erickson volunteering to help. The yearbook is on sale, and seniors signed John Hancocks after a dedication to Miss Lawlor and Mr. Fredrickson. The Glee Club and band performed a spring program. Arlington Eaglettes beat Burr Burton 28-12, and faced North Bennington 20-18. Garden Club awards honored essays on Beautification. AN the Shop and Home Economics Fair at Wilmington awarded top prizes to Darrell Longtin and Sharon Snow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christine Lawlor
David Fredrickson
John Hancocks
Maroon and White
Arlington Eaglettes
Burr Burton
Gail Marckres
North Bennington
Gail
Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
Barbara Macksey
Stephanie Mahler
Sandra Corey
John Hayden
Cheryl Salter
Katie Elwell
Johnson
Garden Club
Wilmington
Darrell Longtin
Sharon Snow
Frances Langlois
Sherry Erickson
AHS
Arlington Parent - Teachers Group
Arlington students thrill with Nancy Lee Studio recital
Arlington High School audience enjoyed Nancy Lee Finnegan’s first dance recital Thank Heavens for Little Girls featuring young performers in varied numbers. Guests The Good Guys from Bennington and Princess Maria Sue Crawford added variety as seniors plan college careers and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Dance
Arlington
Arlington High School
Nancy Lee Finnegan
Nancy Lee
The
Good Guys
Bennington
Maria Sue Crawford
East Arlington
Baton Twirler
David Finnegan
Peter Graves
Chris Reynolds
Jeff Gray
John Gallagher
Broadway
Teresa
Wendy Hoyt
Judy Putnam
Susan Vallie
Lisa LaBatt
Sandra Hoyt
Jo-Ann Keene
Linda Wilcox
Andrea Mattison
Terry Wilcox
Debbie Edgerton
Christie Whitman
Kathy Wilcox
Darlene Whitman
Louise Frantz
Mitzi LaBatt
Daddy
Little Girl
Darlene
Kathy
Terry Wil
Miss Finnegan
Bennington College
Richard Hess
Douglas E. Watkin
Pamela Blair
Deborah Mattison
Keuka College to open French House for 1966 67 year
Keuka College plans a French House for the 1966 67 academic year promising immersion in the language with students pledging to speak only French. Miss Ann Laurie Pizzano and 28 other students will live in the Keuka Park campus experience while studying in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Laurie Pizzano
Vincent Pizzano
Keuka College
Keuka Park
N.Y
France
Keuka
Chavy Cooper
Department of
Modern Languages
Everything Will Be Rosy In Arlington June 21
Arlington Garden Club hosts a rose exhibit at Fisher Memorial School on June 21 from 2 30 to 8 30 p m for Flowers and Services Inc and civic beautification. Exhibits include rose inspired art, porcelain, lace, silver, books, stamps and more with prizes from Jackson and Perkins and an original flower painting by Clare Weinz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Garden Club
Fisher Memorial School
Flowers and Services, Inc
Clare Weinz
Wildred P. Racine
Paul Wilcox
John L. Whalen
Katherine A. Terrell
Albert Shaw Jr
Henry C. Burgess
Fernand Gendron
Theodore Weinz
Board of Gardeners
Garden Club
North Bennington Students Offer Patriotic Program
NORTH BENNINGTON The school population here from the smallest kindergartener to the oldest pupil participated in a patriotic program. Teachers and staff assisted as students recited verses, sang, and performed brief dramatic sketches honoring national holidays and civic values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Garden Club Seeks Plant and Food Donors
The Garden Club of Manchester seeks plant and food donors for its annual sale Friday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Colburn House. Donations can be picked up by calling Mrs. Lionel Dulac or Mrs. Philip Burnham or left at the Colburn House before 10 a.m. on sale day. Co chairs are Mrs. Burnham and Mrs. Dulac with a sale committee listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Garden Club of
Colburn House
Lionel Dulac
Philip Burnham
Burnham
Dulac
J.K. Adams
R. F. Burgoyne
Richard A, Carney
G, Alexander Dickson
James H. Glenn
T.P. Hastings
Lois Higbee
Rhoda Orvis
Edythe Seamans
Arlington Eagles Rally Past St Mike's In OT Win
Arlington boys fell 5-4 to Leland and Gray on their field with Jim Webb pitching. Webb, now 3 1 record, helped Arlington overcome a four scoreless innings start to secure a team victory after beating St Mike's at Brattleboro in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington Boys
Leland and Gray
Eagles
Arlington
Jim Webb
St. Mike’s
Brattleboro
Local Social Notes and Club Meetings Roundup
Weekend visits and anniversaries among Cambridge residents. Cornell student John Hamilton with parents. Kempton sisters relocate from Yonkers to Center Cambridge Road. Crystal Clover 4H Club rounds, rummage and food sales at Methodist Church. kindergarten teaching class to be held at Eagle Bridge Methodist. Pleasant Valley Grange hosts card party with recent winners listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchcock Hospital School of Nursing
Hanover
N.H
James D. Austin Jr
Kempton Sisters
Cambridge Road
Yonkers
Rose Trinkle
Hawthorne
Walter Korb
Ridge
Ernest and
Carl Trinkle
Walter McNall
Martin Conway
Tracy
Plattsburgh
Eugene Conway
Crystal Clover
Town Hall
Methodist Church
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
Elizabeth Goodrich
Schaghticoke
Pleasant Valley Grange
Wells Eddy
Grover Rogers
Hazel Sweet
Lois Jenkins
John Jenkins
Elizabeth Harris
Richard Sutherland
Vera Mae Welling
Arlington residents relocate amid local home sales
Arlington notices report the Evans family selling their home by the high school and moving to Fredon New Jersey while the Weakley Candle Mill owners plan to move into a School Street residence later this month. Poutre family sells their Red Mountain area home and will reside near White River Junction. Also in town Sunday were Miss Margaret H Thompson and her niece Miss Alice Doulin from Saratoga Springs New York. Weekend guests at the Dahl home included Mr and Mrs David Hinkley and sons from Poughkeepsie New York Miss Ellen Ouhl from Philadelphia Pa Mr and Mrs Michael Ouhl and daughter from Beltsville Maryland and Mrs Muriel Crampton and daughter Faith from Wellesley Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Evans
Fredon
N.J
Thomas Weakley
East Arlington
School Street
Robert Poutre
Red Mt. Road
White River Junction
Margaret H. Thompson
Alice Doulin
Saratoga Springs
N.Y
John Dahl
David Hinkley
Poughkeepsie
Ellen Ouhl
Philadelphia
Michael Ouhl
Beltsville
Muriel Crampton
Faith
Wellesley
Mass
Notable Visiting Residents and Local Cemetery Remembrances
West Arlington Sandgate notes show residents returning from Florida and Europe to summer homes in Sandgate Road. Albert Mast and others travel to attend a Charlottesville art show and a Chatham graduation. Windigo Travel's Jannicky guides tours in Europe. Harriman and Kimball families visit Sandgate to oversee farms. Pilgrimages to Sandgate cemeteries rise with a new flag memorial near Col. Hazeltine’s Beartown grave from 1834.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Ferris
Sandgate
Santana
Fla
Albert Mast
Florida
Sandgate Road
Mast
St. Petersburg
George Hughes
Charlottesville
Hughes
Jenny
Chatham
Italy
E.E. Jannicky
Chunks Brook Road
Europe
Ireland
England
Holland
France
Jannicky
Windigo Travel
Manchester
William Harriman
Waterford
N.Y
Marie Briggs
Harriman
Waterford Central School
Edward Kimball
Katy
Rye
Green River Farm
Col
Simeon Hazeltine
Beartown
Polio Clinic Planned At Dorset
A Sabin oral polio vaccine clinic is scheduled at Dorset Elementary School next Tuesday from 2 to 3 30 p m. Make-up doses and boosters including the Trivalent Booster will be available. Parents must give written consent for children to be vaccinated and attend with infants and preschoolers. The Vermont Dept of Health sponsors the event with PTA volunteers. Mrs A McElroy Rutland public health nurse will administer the vaccine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Vermont Dept. of Health
PTA
A. McElroy
Rutland
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cambridge Hospital
Arlington Eagle
FHA
General Motors
Back Row
Edward Erickson
Glee Club
Theodore Cook
George Wheeler
Stephen Kenny
Dorothy Douglas
Thomas Macksey
UVM
Sharon
Judy
Thomas
Castleton State College
James Webb
St. Joseph College
Vicky Andrews
Donolyn Hagelberg
University of Massachusetts
Allan Mears
Royal Barber School
Schenectady, N.Y
Daniel Zimmer
Ronald Hess
Walter Rice
Vermont Technical College
Tufts University
Donald Marsh
Maribeth Albee
Vermont
Rhode Island
Keith Clayton
Lyndon State College
Donna McIntyre
Polygraphic Co. of America
Uncle Sam
Robert Garneau
Army
James Stone
Air Force Electronics
Fredrick Shoff
John Martin
Terry Hastings
John Miner
Vera Langlais
Jackson and Perkins
John F. Kennedy
Gulistan
DuPont
Bramble Hill
Dustham x Furniture Incorporated
Awe
Alison Nowak
Barbara Riley
Brian Pierce
Jamie Crighton
Flanders Field
Kathy Farnham
America
Roosevelt
Kenneth Harrington
George Plue
Spencer Sweet
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
John Hamilton
Cornell University
Malcolm Hamilton
Francis Wade
Pleasant Valley
Women’s Society of Christian Service
T. Peterson
Cambridge Central School
Daughn Austin
Mary
Triple
Grand Union
Bennington Banner
Main St
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
U.S
Barrycin
Barricini
Frost's Pharmacy
North St. Tel
Bennington, VI
Cesspool
H. Greenberg
Helene Thompson
Nichols
Nolron
Tom Girt
West Arlington
Betty Trachte
Polio Clinic
Chadealh
Hamilton
A. Jill
C. Nancy
Noveck
Shultz, Inc
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