Arlington Garden Club backs Linde Line for U S 7 route
Arlington Garden Club endorses the Special Committee’s recommendation for the Linde Line as the main road and an Arlington cemetery south interchange with an access road to U S 7. The club argues this route preserves scenery, communities in East Arlington and Sunderland, and reduces property loss and costs.
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Arlington
Rex Witten
Russell A. Holden
Arlington Garden Club
Sunderland
U.S. 7
Arlington Cemeteries
State Highway Department
State Highway Commission
North Bennington Board Chairman Won’t Seek Re election
William E. Dailey Jr. longtime North Bennington School Board chairman announced at the board meeting that he will not seek re election at the district meeting on June 29. He cited business pressures and the wish to spend more time with family as reasons for retirement, saying he deeply enjoyed his years serving the district.
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North Bennington
William E. Dailey Jr
Dailey
North Bennington School
Local births and community notices in West Arlington area
West Arlington and Sandgate announce the birth of Frederick William Jr to Mr and Mrs Fred Hoyt with Linda Fielding of Manchester noted as mother. First West Arlington auction at Maurice Geiger home runs three days. Geigers plan Hawaii move. Hudson Falls visitors stay with Cecil Wilcox family amid local transitions. NBHS changes include Catherine Corcoran leaving for Mt Anthony Union High School. Superintendent Wagner praises Dalley. June 15 is filing deadline for local school board notices. Winhal area couples return from Nova Scotia after apple jamboree and round of square dancing.
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Fred Hoyt
West Arlington
Frederick William Jr
Hoyt
Linda Fielding
Manchester
Maurice Geiger
Geigers
Hawaii
Joseph Neron
Hudson Falls
N.Y
NBHS
Catherine Corcoran
North Bennington
Dailey
Corcoran
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Leon E. Wagner
Dalley
Royal Crosier
Mt. Anthony
Winhall
Nova Scotia
Wall Dancers
Cambridge
N.S
Alwin W. Ameden
George Jarvis
Order of the Good Time
Charlie Baldwin
Massachusetts
Shaftsbury School District to Consider $10.85 Tax
Shaftsbury voters will decide at the June 28 meeting on a total tax of 10.85 for next year, including 3.85 for kindergarten and elementary expenses and 7 for the union high school. The board presents a 121,694 current expenses budget and 131,585.64 high school assessment. Voters may also approve 500 for Friends of Retarded Children and 500 for United Counseling Service. A 3-year school board seat and other vacancies will be filled.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Town
Union High
Friends of Retarded Children
United Counseling Service
Union High School
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children
NBHS Pupil Awards At Assembly
NORTH BENNINGTON Dozens of NBHS students were recognized for achievement at a final awards assembly in the school gym. The program opened with the band as teachers presented academic and extra curricular awards.
Dorset Students Earn Civic and Academic Honors at Year End
Harold McDonald congratulated Phil ip Rice Barbara Riley and Russell Barber for Vermont State Science Fair and Congress participation. Bernard Leamy named school representatives in citizenship, including David Barton Canl Riley Rob ert H Nowak Boys State delegates and Dale Whitman Girls State. Recognition for helping younger students came from Zavistasky. 84 students took part in music activities under Harold Robinson sky who presented awards. Librarian Mrs Arthur Wickenden saluted junior librarians and named students for special recognition. Certificates for upper decile National Educational Development Tests went to sophomores Russell Barber Betty Clawson Deborah Johnson Laura Pratt and freshmen Lynn Bunk Barry Hyman Alan Knapp Nancy Mackey Jan na Malamud Patricia Marsha Alan McWaters Brenda Myers Steven Myers Kathy Prouty William Roberts Edward Turner. In Grade 8 Frances Woodcock gave Norshaft Lions prize for highest year average and DAR American history medal to Mary Elizabeth Rice. Dorset’s Strawberry Festival set for Friday June 23 per Vermont Life. supper by Women’s Fellowship of Dorset and East Rupert U Church starts 6 pm. Dorset Nursing Association annual meeting Monday 8 pm at Dorset Elementary School.
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North Bennington
NBHS
Genevieve Dawson
Lee Bunk
Debbie Jones
Linda Noyes
James Prouty
Meridyth Whitman
Jeff Crane
Arla Crosier
Gordon Martin
Dan Riley
Dawn Smith
Dale Whitman
Sandra Willis
Steve Fritz
Harold Harrington
Randolph Harrington
Wanda Harwood
Bruce Knapp
Gary Martin
Laura Pratt
Gary Marsha
Thomas Hyland
Brenda Kinney
Pat Marsha
Alan McWaters
Kathy Prouty
Francis Moxley
Kathy Riley
Elaine Curran
Beverly Ellis
Steve Peckham
Thomas
Alice Watson
Karen Lane
UVM
Robert H. Nowak
Nowak
Cheryl Crosier
Russell Barber
Harold McDonald
Philip Rice
Barbara Riley
Bernard Leamy
David Barton
Canl Riley
Barton
John Pollacik
Zavistasky
Harold Robinsky
Arthur Wickenden
Aline Sandrin
Betty Clawson
Deborah Johnson
Lynn Bunk
Barry Hyman
Alan Knapp
Nancy Mackey
Janna Malamud
Patricia Marsha
Brenda Myers
Steven Myers
William Roberts
Edward Tur
H. Nowak
Edward Baldwin
Jamie Crighton
Kathleen Farnham
Alison Nowak
Gary Briggs
George Elwell
Jean Mackey
Arion
DAR
Haber
Norshaft Lions
Donna Loomis
Balfour
Butch Miles
Bennington Rotary Club
Goucher College
Columbia University
Syracuse University
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vermont Division of National Music Teachers
Yankee Doodlers Plan Saturday Ludlow Parade Trip
The Yankee Doodlers corps meet at 11 a.m. Saturday in kindergarten rooms before traveling to Ludlow for the alumni parade. A bus will be unavailable for two more weeks, so more parents are asked to offer transport.
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Yankee Doodlers Corps
Ludlow
Hail to the Chief at NBHS honors principal Corcoran
North Bennington High School held an assembly praising Miss Catherine Corcoran for her years of service. Senior James Prouty presented gifts while the band played Hail to the Chief and students applauded warmly.
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North Bennington
NBHS
Catherine Corcoran
James Prouty
Corcoran
Jamie Crighton
Marion Tifft
Robert McWaters
North Bennington Pta
Honors Listed at NBHS Graduate Awards Ceremony
North Bennington High School announced honors for the graduating class at a final awards assembly led by Principal Miss Catherine Corcoran. Recipients included Robert H. Nowak, Alison Nowak, Barbara Riley, Edward Baldwin, Jamie Crighton and many others across multiple categories such as UVM Prize, State Science Fair, All State Music, and various scholarships and leadership awards.
Pownal Graduates at St Joseph College Commencement
Four Pownal students from the Class of 1966 received associate degrees in secretarial science and business administration at St. Joseph College Old Bennington during commencement at the State Armory with U S Rep Robert Stafford as speaker Linda Paterson Lorraine Lillie John Barber and Patrick Grey were the graduates The Pownal Town School District elementary schools closed for summer marking the last under the old system with next year’s grade allocations announced Oak Hill North Pownal Center Benn ington and other locations slated for grades 1 8.
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Pownal
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
State Armory
U.S
Robert T. Stafford
Linda Paterson
Lorraine Lillie
John Barber
Patrick Grey
Pownal Town
Oak Hill
North Pownal
Center
Bennington
Eight Graduate At Pine Cobble Class of 1966
Graduation exercises for eight Pine Cobble School students were held in Williamstown Massachusetts with Mrs. Clarence C. Chaffee as speaker. Dorothy Dworkin gave the valedictory and Elizabeth Scherr delivered the salutatory while Juliet Flynt read the class history. Reverend Grover C. Rieger offered invocation and benediction.
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Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Clarence C. Chaffee
Frederick C. Copeland
Paul Dworkin
Bruce M. McAndrews
Adams
Andrew E., McKeever
Pownal
Barbara H. McLelland
Juliet G. Flynt
Joan S. Kelley
Candice Lee Roberts
Elizabeth P. Scherr
Dworkin
Miss Scherr
Miss Flynt
Grover C. Rieger
North Adams
Motor Crash at junction injures three in Hoosick Falls
Three people were injured in a motor vehicle collision at the junction of N Y 7 and 22 near Hoosick Falls New York about 10 15 Thursday night. Virginia Hustler of 42 First St operated a 1958 Dodge and was charged with failure to yield right of way after striking a 1960 Triumph owned by Bradford K Davis 20 of Colony Road Williamstown Massachusetts traveling west on N Y 7. Davis injured his left side and passenger Paul Brooke of New York City suffered facial cuts while Hustler sustained a forehead injury.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
N.Y
Center Brunswick
Virginia Hustler
First St
Bradford K. David
Colony Road
Williamstown
Mass
Davis
Paul Brooke
Dartmouth Ave
New York City
Who Needs Batman at Lake Paran Fireworks Display
The seventh season opening at Lake Paran features a band concert from 8 to 9 p.m. followed by a fireworks display Sunday evening. Paranis recreational area opens daily from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. with official opening day Saturday.
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North Bennington
Batman
Lake Paran
Paranis
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