Graduation Week at North Bennington High School
North Bennington High School holds Baccalaureate on Sunday June 10 at 8 p.m. Rev Walter F Miller will speak to 28 graduates. Principal speaker at commencement is George Van Santvoord of Bennington, assisted by Robert Williams and Gerald Elwell. Other events include ivy oration by Donnad Harrington, square presentation by Oliver Durand, yearbook dedication by Jane t Barton and Patricia Monroe, senior tea, and an NBHS Alumni Association dinner and meeting.
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North Bennington
North Bennington High School
Walter F. Miller
St John the Baptist Church
George van Santvoord
Bennington
Hotchkiss School
Bennington County
Robert Williams
Gerald Elwell
Donnad Harrington
Oliver Durand
Jonathan Durand
Et Barton
Patricia Monroe
NEHS
Bernard Leamy
Nbhs Alumni Association
Richville House Sold to Dorset Couple in Potentials Deal
Mr and Mrs William Bell sold their Richville home to Mr and Mrs Frank Urich of Dorset through Potentials Inc. The Bells moved from Shaftsbury to Burr and Burton where Bell teaches history. The Urichs, from Wayne New Jersey, relocated last summer after years of Vermont visits.
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William Bell
Richville
Frank Urich
Dorset
Potentials, Inc
Bells
MacDonald
Shaftsbury
Burr and Burton
Bell
Phoebe Ineson
Manchester
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Pony League Returns for North Bennington Area
Boys interested in Pony League baseball can join this summer with Bears coached by Robert Ayers of Shaftsbury and Lions coached by John Krawczyk of Bennington. A 1 pm practice is set for Saturday at Welling Field for area Little League graduates under 16 as of June 1.
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North Bennington
Robert Ayerson Shaftsbury
Bears
John Krawczyk
Bennington
Lions
Welling Field
Pownall Reports Free Chest X Rays At Warren Plant
The Warren Wire Company hosted a Mobile X Ray Unit from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with technicians Lena Rizzozero Edward Mackenzie and John Harwood. The program has run since 1956 and covered 141 employees at the local plant.
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John C. Barber
Warren Wire Company
Vermont Industrial Hygiene Division
Department of Health
Lena Rizzozero
Edward D. Mackenzie
John F. Harwood
Art Show at Bissell Parish Sunday
Youth Group of the Congregational Church will stage an art show at the Bissell Parish Sunday from 2 to 5. Led by Mrs. Ray Chambers, displays depict Biblical stories in crayons charcoal and oils by 12 to 14 year olds.
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Congregational Church
Bissell
Ray Chambers
Sunderland 8th Graders To Be Graduated
A class of 11 eighth graders will graduate from Sunderland schools on Thursday June 14 at 7 30 p m in the Town House. Albert R Lawrence chairs the school board to present diplomas Superintendent Robert B Vail will attend and Connie Jordan music instructor will provide accompaniment. The graduates taught by LeGrand Thompson include Philip Bacon Barry Best Donna Best Josephine Capin Claudia Cross Robert Gagneau Linda Pennock Patricia Pohl Walter Rice Betty Ann Sargood and Sharon Snow. Dancing and refreshments follow.
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Sunderland
Albert R. Lawrence
Robert B. Vail
Connie Jordan
LeGrand Thompson
Philip Bacon
Barry Best
Donna Best
Josephine Capin
Claudia Cross
Robert Garneau
Linda Pennock
Patricia Pohl
Walter Rice
Betty Ann Sargood
Sharon Snow
North Bennington Class of 1952 Reunion Contacts Sought
The North Bennington High School class of 1952 seeks to reach all alumni for their tenth reunion. They cannot locate two former members, Ronnie Barrett and Bernard Mullins, and ask Mrs. Carl Hess or Mrs. Robert Marsh to provide addresses. Mrs. Richard Powers and children Michael and Susan arrived from Clearwater Florida, while Mrs Powers travels to New Hampshire for school survey work. Lt Col Edward W Corcoran, based at Fort Gordon Georgia, visits his mother Mrs William Corcoran in town this week.
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NBHS
Ronnie Barrett
Bernard Mullins
Carl Hess
Robert Marsh
Richard Powers
Michael
Susan
Clearwater
Fla
Powers
New Hampshire
Michael Powers
Edward W Corcoran
Fort Gordon
Augusta
William Corcoran
Hoosac School Plans Graduation and Prize Day
Hoosac School for Boys in Hoosick N Y will hold graduation and Prize Day on Sunday June 17 at 1130 a m on Tibbits Hall terrace. Rev Donald C Hagerman head master of Helderness School Plymouth NH will deliver the sermon. A buffet lunch will follow. Missionary service is set for 530 p m Saturday June 16 at All Saints Church Hoosick with Rev Frederick Wolf giving the address. Public invited.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hoosac School
Tibbits Hall
Donald C. Hagerman
Helderness School
Plymouth
N.H
All Saints Church
Frederick Wolf
St. Peter’s Church
Bennington
All Saints Cathedral
Albany
Henry Brevoort Cannon
Pownal School To Graduate 188th Graders
Eighteen pupils from the Pownal Town School District will graduate from the eighth grade Monday at 7 30 PM in the South Pownal Firehouse. Joseph Gee of Molly Stark School will speak. graduates include Conrad Chaffee Burt Ware Wesley Foster and others. Class colors pink and white. motto We Believe in Hands That Work and Heads That Think and Hearts That Love.
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Pownal
Pownal Town
Conrad Chaffee
Burt Ware
Wesley Foster
Nola Campbell
James Stone
Clifford, Barber
Joseph Loyzelle
Susan Prat
Barabara Roy
Beverly George
Charles Morse
Craig Snow
Patricia Bradisch
Joyce Leveine
Jan Peter Smith
Pownal Center
Ruth Watkin
Fire Department
Sunderland Union School Meeting Set for June 11
A special Sunderland meeting for all residents to discuss the proposed union of Sunderland elementary schools with Arlington will be held Monday June 11 at 8 p.m. in the Sunderland Town House. The committee led by Albert R Lawrence calls for a large turnout.
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Sunderland
Arlington
Sunderland Town House
Albert R. Lawrence
Sunderland School Program Moves to Tuesday Night
ARLINGTON The musical program of four Sunderland schools Mt Pleasant Chiselville Town House and Depot has been rescheduled from Wednesday to Tuesday June 12 at 8 p.m. at Fisher Elementary School. Mrs Constance Jordan will direct the program. All parents and interested friends are welcome.
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Arlington
Sunderland
Mt. Pleasant
Chiselville
Town House
Depot
Fisher Elementary
Constance Jordan
Picnic at Hedges Lake Sunday for Cambridge church
Cambridge South Cambridge Methodist Church schedules a picnic for Sunday June 17 at 1 20 p m at Hedges Lake with each family to bring a covered dish and sandwiches. A severe thunderstorm last Thursday caused farm damage including a silo blown down on Edwin Fillmore's property and four cows killed on the Piehler farm at Beadle Hill. Home demonstration units elected officers for next year. South Cambridge unit names Hungerford as chairman and others in key posts and plans a June 13 picnic at the town hall. The Growing Thursday Nighters unit met at the town hall and names Walsh as chairman Reynolds as co chairman Sardi as secretary Guiden as treasurer and Pacheco as recreation chair. outing planned for June 5 at Dave Victor's Restaurant in Raymer town. The next meeting is set for June 14 at the hall with Guiden and Walsh as hostesses.
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South Cambridge
Kenneth Hungerford
Allen Brownell
Nels Jacobson
John Murphy
Sumner Lind
Victor Royal
Sunshine
Ed Horton
Royal
Community notices from Hoosick Falls and surrounding area
Local Home Demonstration unit holds Thursday night picnic at Mrs. Andrick’s Eddy Place with Mrs. James Sennett and Mrs. Harry Michie assisting. UTWA members meet at Youth Center with Michael Passage James Corbett and John Hoda speaking. Hospital updates report surgeries for Mrs. Geraldine Frank and Mrs. Mary Case. Elks Lodge to initiate seven Saturday with roast beef dinner and dance. Hoosick Falls Little Theater to hold annual banquet June 19 at Mt. Anthony Country Club Bennington with new officers to be inducted.
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Hoosac Village
William Andrick
Eddy Place
James Sennett
Harry Michie
William O
Textile Workers of America
Afl-Cio
Barclay Home Products, Inc
Chees and Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls
Michael Passage
James Corbett
UTWA
Philip Salem
John Hoda
Albany Felt Company
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
William J. Murphy
Bill Hart
Bennington
Little Theater Group
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Joseph Walsh
Theresa Schmigel
Paquin Graduates at Annapolis Naval Academy
Midshipman First Class James E. Paquin son of Mr and Mrs Edward H Paquin Sr of North Bennington graduated June 6 from the U S Naval Academy. He earned a bachelor of science and was commissioned an ensign in the U S Navy. He will report to New London Conn for duty after leave. He attended Holy Cross College before entering the academy.
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Annapolis, Md
James E. Paquin
Edward H
Paquin Sr
North Bennington
U. S. Naval Academy
Naval Academy
Paquin
U S. Navy
New London
William Rice to Get Engineering Degree
William A. Rice son of Mr and Mrs Alfred S Rice of Timbertrail Ranch Shaftsbury receives a civil engineering degree at the University of Massachusetts Amherst commencement on Sunday. He will join a contractor in New York City working on Macy's store after graduation. Rice is Arlington Memorial High School class of 1954 and was a UMass draftsman in 1958. He was class vice president this year and has been dean's list student for four years. He served as treasurer of the student American Society of Civil Engineers.
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American Society of Civil Engineers
Mrs Ralph Gleason Named Dorset PTA President
Mrs Ralph Gleason of South Dorset was elected Dorset PTA president at a recent meeting. She will be joined by first vice president Mrs Raymond Perks and second vice president Mrs Malcolm Clough with Mrs Edith Kristiansen as secretary and Mrs Margaret Thompson continuing as treasurer.
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Dorset
Dorset Pta
Ralph Gleason
South Dorset
Raymond Perks
Malcolm Clough
Edith Kristiansen
East Dorset
Margaret Thompson
First Athletic Banquet Held In Hoosick Falls
In Hoosick Falls New York the first athletic banquet at the new Hoosick Falls Central School drew 187 attendees in the school cafeteria. Master of ceremonies Douglas Eightey introduced guest speaker Ambrose Gilligan Whitehall High School principal and Union College alumnus who spoke on team loyalty. Coaches named for football basketball and baseball were recognized and an awards assembly is planned for June 22.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Douglas Eightey
Ambrose Gilligan
Whitehall High School
Gilligan
Union College
Whitehall School
Eightey
Harold Kenyon
Michael Angelo
Michael Brewster
William Gilchrist
Don Roy
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