Danby Student Wins UTA Scholarship Award
Miss Daisy Mae Green of Danby wins the Taconic Teachers Association Scholarship Award for Castleton State College study in business education. She is a Granville Central School student recommended by her principal and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Taconic Teachers Association
Daisy Mae Green
Danby
Green
Granville Central School
Castleton State College
Annabelle Ellison
Big Brother Program Ends in Manchester After Noon
The Big Brother and Sister Program run by the Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association ends Friday after noon with a bird walk at Equinox Pond and an ice cream party at Mrs. W B Houghs home. Twelve Burr and Burton Seminary students pair with twelve Manchester Elementary School students for April to May activities. The association awards a $300 student stipend for education career interest for the second year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Equinox Pond
W.B. Hough
Burr and Burton Seminary
Association
North Shire Teachers In NDEA Programs
Three teachers from the Bennington Rutland Supervisory District will join summer institutes funded by the National Defense Education Act. Principal Donald R. Shanks will attend a reading institute at Rhode Island University. Miss Joyce Keough will attend a reading institute at the University of Bridgeport in Connecticut. James West will take part in a geography workshop at the University of Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bennington - Rutland
Neil E. Cross
Donald R. Shanks
Rhode Island University
Joyce Keough
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Arlington
George C. Jeffers
State University of N.Y
Potsdam
Charles S. Smith Jr
Dorset
Zion Episcopal Church
Burlington
Vermont
World Council of Churches of the Mission
World Council of Churches of the Mission Study of the Congregation
Richard A. Gibboney
Police Report Auto Collision At Manchester
Two cars collided on Seminary Avenue in Manchester this morning with no injuries reported. A 1963 Ford four door driven by Marjorie Johnson and owned by Elizabeth Johnson of Manchester Center collided with a 1965 Ford station wagon driven by Robert Dufour of Miami Beach Florida and owned by his employer Harold Matzinger of Manchester. The Dufour car reportedly came over a hill as the Johnson car emerged from Burr and Burton Seminary drive. Damage was estimated at $175 to the Dufour vehicle and $150 to the Johnson vehicle.
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Manchester
Seminary Avenue
Dana L. Thompson
Thompson
Marjorie Johnson
Elizabeth M. Johnson
Manchester Center
Robert Dufour
Miami Beach
Fla
Dufour
Harold Matzinger
Manchester Village Highway
Johnson
Burr and Burton Seminary
What Is a Stick Dance Interpretations at Weston Playhouse
Students from the Lynn Eckhardt School of Modern Dance present What Is a Stick a series of dances at Weston Playhouse Sunday at 8 p.m. The works, conceived by the dancers and choreographed by Mrs Eckhardt, answer the question in dance form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston Playhouse
Weston
Lynn Eckhardt
Jovi Larson
Wendy Wilkins
South Londonderry
Maureen Mansur
Debbie DeCell
Jill Larson
Mamie Hale
Lynda Beattie
Diana Wilcox
Kyle Johnson
Verna Kayatta
Manchester
Nancy King
East Dorset
Cynthia Gemmell
Suzanne Barney
Bonnie
Laurie Barstow
Alexandra Smith
Leslie Huffman
Dorset
Donna Holton
Robin Lloyd
Pamela Hale
Lisa Eckhardt
Marguerite Warner
Beth Blaisdell
Sally Harris
Miss Mansur
Miss Wilkins
Miss DeCell
Miss Hale
Jovi
Eck
Jack Moore
Miss Nolan Baker Receives Nursing School Honor
Hoosick Falls Miss Nolan Baker daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward W Baker captures and receives the Mary McClellan Hospital scholarship during St Peter s Hospital School of Nursing ceremony. She has completed a year at Maria College Albany and plans to continue toward an A N degree at St Peter s. Local events include a St Peter s Hospital benefit dance program and other community notices.
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Nolan Baker
Edward W. Baker
High St
Frank Baker
Main St
Bennington
St. Peter’s Hospital School of Nursing
Miss Baker
St. Mary’s Academy
Mary McClellan Hospital
Maria College
Albany
Manchester Kindergarten days set at elementary school
Familiarization sessions for Manchester Kindergarten are scheduled for June 6 and 7 at Manchester Elementary School. Principal Don ald R. Shanks urges parents to bring one session only for their next year’s kindergartners.
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Manchester
Donald R. Shanks
Manchester Center
I.S. Zecher
Manchester Elementary
Creeper Lane Construction Planned on Vt 11 30 This Summer
Manchester district highway supt Ivor Pel sue announced a summer project to add truck passing lanes on Vermont Route 11 30 from the Manchester Winhall line to the VT 11 VT 30 junction near Peru Mountain. The lanes, funded by the Highway Department, will be alternating on both sides where traffic flow and safety warrant.
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Manchester — District
Ivor (Tink) Pelsue
Manchester-Winhall Town Line
Peru Mountain
Pelsue
Highway Department
Pownal 4-H Club Picnic Moves Indoors Despite Rain
Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club held its annual picnic supper indoors at Mrs. A Coleman Mason’s Carpenter Hill home with Mrs. Harry Andrews assisting. Registrations for Camp Ondawa in Sunderland were taken and plans discussed for Field Day exhibits on August 6 at Hapgood Park in Peru. A Pownal Center Community Church School picnic is planned for Sunday with family style activities and a 1 pm departure. A rummage sale by the Pownal Center School eighth grade class is set for Saturday 10 am to 4 pm at the Pownal Firehouse to fund a trip to Washington DC June 11 weekend.
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Pownal Pioneers
A. Coleman Mason
Carpenter Hill
Harry Andrews
Camp Ondawa
Sunderland
Hapgood Park
Peru
Pownal Center
Community Church
Pownal Center School
Pownal
Otto Raetz
Edgar Senecal
Washington, D.C
Picnics Tonight At Founda tion Farm East Rupert
Manchester teachers association hosts final informal year meeting with presidents and officers named from local schools. Grades 5 8 plan end of year picnic at Saratoga Lake. permission slips due Friday. dues 10 cents weekly due Monday. Spelling bee fundraiser Monday night North Pownal vs Pownal Center with admission 25 cents adults, 10 cents children. IN THE ARMY James F. Dickie, son of James and Mrs. Dickie, at Fort Dix in basic training after enlisting May 9.
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Manchester
Saratoga Lake
Kaydcross Park
North Pownal
Pownal Center
North Pownal School
Harold Pratt
Iva Rudd
Carolyn Peckham
James F. Dickie
James B. Dickie
Fort Dix
N.J
Dickie
N.H
Mt. Greylock
Sprague Electric Co
North Adams
Pvt
Army
NIKE
Alabama
Mason Hill Road
F. A. Humphries
Bennington
Cynthia Creamer
Lanesboro
Mass
Gov Hoff To Speak At New England Council Meet
Governor Phillip H Hoff and Shannon McCune president of the University of Vermont will greet about 300 New England Council delegates at Equinox House for a mid year two day gathering. Dr Mason Benedict will offer an unprejudiced view of nuclear power in New England and Nicholas Salgo of Bangor Punta Alegre Sugar Corp will discuss corporate diversifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Philip H. Hoff
Shannon McCune
University of Vermont
New England Council
Equinox House
Hoff
McCune
Mason Benedict
Cambridge
Mass
New England
Nicholas Salgo
Bangor Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Bangor
Maine
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UTA
North Shire
NDEA
Best Buy
Deport St. Bennington
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
P.O. Box
Chet Ringheiser
Zion Episcopal Church School
Zion Parish House
Daughters of Zion
Alan Chapman
The
Manchester Rotary Club
Rotary Club
Fred Colclough
Worthy Inn
Florence Kelton
Albina M. Perry
Javery
South
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Thomson Manufacturing Co
Ben Mont Ave
Jessica Bond
Southern Vermont Art Center
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Rupert
James West
Patricia Graham
Carole McClure
Jonathan Corbin
Lee Gray
WTRY
Hoosac Valley
Beaumont
Bulova
Atkins and Gould
Jewelers Marg
Accutron
Johnette Shoppe
Arlington, Vermont
Joe Semen
Venith Portable
Chuck Roast
Zenith
E.T. Williams
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