Pownal Graduates William A. James From St Joseph College
William A. James son of Mr and Mrs Arthur James of Pownal Center graduated Sunday from St Joseph College Old Bennington with an associate degree in business administration. A management major he earned scholastic honors and was on the dean's list. He was cited in the college paper Sycamore as the one most likely to succeed in management. James is a 1967 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate.
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William A. James
Arthur James
Pownal Center
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
Arlington Chorale Interview and Spring Concert Plans
ARLINGTON A radio program on WBTN at 11 15 a m features Ted Cook Chorale director since 1957 in an interview by Mrs DeBrun of Battenkill Drive Arlington The Chorale's 13th annual spring concert is set for Saturday June 7 at 8 15 p m at Arlington Memorial High School The South Pownal Firehouse hosts a Wednesday rehearsal with area pupils and major roles performed by listed students A public invitation includes refreshments provided by the Pow nal Parent Teacher Group
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Arlington
WBTN
Arlington Chorale
DeBrun
Battenkill Drive
Ted Cook
Arlington Memorial High School
Mary DeBrun
Boston
WNAC
Frances Snyder
South Pownal Firehouse
Jane Satulo
Hansel
Mark Bottesi
Gretel
Nancy Martel
Brenda Dorman
Martin Hain
Dew Fairy
Henrietta Roy
Sandman
Michael LaCroix
Jeffrey Height
Pownal
Arlington News: Cancer Crusade totals announced
Shirley Boyce announces that $179.50 has been collected for the Cancer Crusade in East Arlington as of June 1 and thanks contributors. A supper precedes a joint American Legion and Auxiliary meeting at 6 30 p.m. at Legion rooms for members and spouses, with officers to be installed at 8 p.m. The constitutional convention referendum polling runs 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Arlington Memorial High. Theodore Walter Day graduates from Heidelberg College with a BA.
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Pownal
Shirley Boyce
Cancer Crusade
East Arlington
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Rooms
Arlington Memorial High School
$1,000 Donation Highlights VFW Dedication
In Hoosick Falls New York a $1,000 gift from Rev Edith Reynolds highlighted the dedication of the new VFW building. Commander George Driscoll and Major John E Nichols led the ceremony with Marine color guard. Open house showcased renovated rooms as plans for the second floor continue.
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VFW
Hoosick Falls
Parson Street
School Street
Edith Craig Reynolds
Marine Corps Reserve
Albany
N.Y
Arthur Armstrong
George Driscoll
Parsons Street
Driscoll
Donald Ammering
O.S.A
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Robert Springer
United Presbyterian Church
John E. Nichols
Prin
Kathleen Shiland
Carl Cunningham
William Fox
Armstrong
Reynolds
Hoosick Falls Memorial Day Parade Honors Fallen Heroes
Hoosick Falls and surrounding communities celebrated Memorial Day with one of the area’s largest parades led by Hoosick Post 40 American Legion. Bands, veterans groups, scouts, and floats from Hoosick Grange relocated pride and gratitude, while post members and local officials dedicated evergreen trees in the park and saluted veterans. The day featured a memorial program, flag-raising, wreaths, and a river tribute, culminating in a national anthem and prayers.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Post No. 40
American Legion
Donald Bogardus
Joseph Auering
Francis Murphy
Veterans Clubs
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
National Guard
Hoosick Grange
America
St. Mary’s Academy
Elks Auxiliary
Hoosick
Eagles
Lions Club
Berkshire Pom
Pittsfield
Mass
Tamarac High School
Hoosick Post American Legion
Mavericks
Stillwater
Deanne Shutter
Esther Bogardus
School of Baton
Schenectady Civic Ballet
Virginia
Schaghticoke
Thomas G. Restino
Donald Ammering
O.S.A
John A. Murphy
Falls
Richard Severson
Carol Brenenstuhl
James Thurber
Arthur McLinden
George Driscoll
Hoosick Valley Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Kathleen O’neil
VFW Auxiliary
Victor Barrer
American Legion Auxiliary
Gerald McInerney
American Legion Post
Rensselaer County
James M. Brahan
New York National Guard
Central School
St. Mark’s Church
Robert Springer
Legion
James Frost
John O’neil
VFW
Gold Star Mothers
Guard
Central School Band
Pownal Board OKs Double Sessions in September
The Vermont state Board of Education approves September double sessions for Pownal elementary schools to ease overcrowding. Kindergarten shifts will use Oak Hill, Grades 1–6 at Pownal Center, North Pownal to close. Hours run 7:45 to 12:15 and 12:30 to 5:00 with overlapping workrooms and extra planning required for shorter days.
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Pownal
Hansel and Gretel
Humperdink
State Board of Education
Oak Hill School
Pownal Center School
North Pownal School
Board of Education
Pownal School Board
Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union
Rochester
Catherine Corcoran
Carolyn Peckham
Charles W. Rounds
Pownal Board
Miss Corcoran
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The
Pownals
Boy Scout Troop
Helene Thompson
Legion Meeting
Theodore Walter Day
William T. Day
Route 2
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union
Cipal
Wayne Houghton
Harold Dooley
Joseph Liporace
Samuel Scaglione
Edith Beaumont
Church Street
North Bennington
Tucker Chapter 38
Order
Eastern Star
Vermont National
Hoosick Falls Memorial Day
Candle Mill
Vermont
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vt
Vera Lang Lois
Department of Public Safety
North Pownal
Harvey B. Scribner
Department of Health
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
McDonald’s
Mer
South Street
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Medicare
Pillsbury ST
Concord, N. H
N.H
Physician Service
American Hospital Association
National Association of Blue Shield
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