Fleetwoods Honored By Square Dancers
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Fleetwood and their two daughters were guests of honor at a surprise picnic supper in the Lake Paran shelter hosted by Catamount Gad abouts and Green Mountain Wheelers from North Bennington High School. Fleetwood, NBHS faculty for three years, will take a leave next year for advanced study in Laramie Wyoming at the University of Wyoming. He helped introduce advanced square dancing at NBHS and received a gift of money and a special square dancing shirt at the farewell party amid an evening of dancing.
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North Bennington
Raleigh Fleetwood
Lake Paran
Green Mountain Wheelers
North Bennington High School
Fleetwood
NBHS
Laramie
Wyo
University of Wyo
Fleetwoods
Wheelers
Parish meeting and Little League canvass in North Bennington
St John s Parish holds a 7 30 pm library meeting with Rutland architect Ernest L Erickson to discuss the church extension and parish hall. North Bennington Little Leaguers in uniform will canvass doors for the Norshaft Little League treasury during National Little League Week. The Baptist Church Women s Fellowship meets Tuesday at 7 30 pm for a birthday gathering with love gift boxes expected.
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St. John’s Parish
Ernest L. Erickson
Rutland
Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church
Shaftsbury Grad Named May Queen
NANCY Orr daughter of Floyd N Holliday was graduated from St Agnes School Albany and elected May Queen to reign with a court of 13 for the Class Day procession June 5 The crowning followed her earlier selection at the Junior Senior Prom in April She has been active in Athletic Association Art History and Glee Clubs and captained Spartan teams in soccer basketball and softball. Police Chief Dana L Thompson said the Mrs Joyce Hurley assault case remains open due to insufficient evidence as of today Mrs Hurley reported being struck on the head at Barnumville Road home May 25 while her husband plans to move his office to Burlington
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The
Athletic Association
St. Agnes
Art
Spartan
North Bennington Trustees Appoint New Zoning Inspector
North Bennington trustees appointed John Kennedy Jr. as zoning inspector to replace Stephen C. Vince who left for Shaftsbury. They thanked Vince for his conscientious service and directed a letter of appreciation from the village. The board also reviewed plans for summer street repaving by a Vermont Department crew, targeting College Road and Houghton Street, with funds from village and town highway allotments.
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North Bennington
John Kennedy Jr
Kennedy
Stephen C. Vince
Shaftsbury
Nelson L. Payne
Vince
Vermont Highway Department
College Road
College Gate
Houghton Street
Weekend visits and hospital updates in Walloomsac area
Walloomsac families hosted relatives from Springfield Boston Detroit Glens Falls Greenwich and Hartford with also a nurse home stay for Mrs Mabel Peckham. The Northern Livestock 4-H Club met at Steve Luke's East Hoosick on June 8 to plan for the youth show Schaghticoke Fair and a Worlds Fair trip.
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Jim Green
Betty
Springfield
Billy
Boston
Mass
Vincent LeBlanc
William Inghram
Detroit
Mich
Duane Taylor
Glens Falls
Rita Wolfe
Greenwich
Mabel Peckham
Twin Brooks Rest Home
Putnam Memorial Hospital
John O’hara
Hartford
Northern Livestock 4-H
Steve Luke
East Hoosick
Steve
State Planning Chief to Speak at Shaftsbury Meeting
Richard G Rubino, director of the state Central Planning Office, will speak on town and regional planning at 7 30 PM Thursday at Shaftsbury Elementary. The talk is open to the public and arranged by town selectmen and sisters, outlining steps Shaftsbury would take toward a comprehensive planning program and touching on regional planning considerations.
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Shaftsbury
Richard G. RuBino
State Central Planning Office
Fire Destroys Sunderland Trailer Home
Sunderland a trailer owner says his fire insurance expired June 2 and lost his home at about 1130 Saturday night when fire completely destroyed both his trailer and an addition on River Road near the railroad tracks. Chief C Lee Marsh of the Arlington Fire Dept says the trailer of Oscar Thomas was a mass of flames when firemen arrived. They saved nothing and focused on preventing spread. Exact cause of the blaze is undetermined.
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Sunderland
C. Lee Marsh
Arlington Fire Dept
Oscar Thomas
Marsh
Arlingtonians Wed 50 Years Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Wilford B. Wallace marked their 50th wedding anniversary with a dinner at Bound Brook Inn in Bound Brook New Jersey. The couple wed June 9 1915 in Moline Illinois Lydia Julia Link was her maiden name. Wallace retired as general manager of Mack Molding Co after two decades of service.
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Arlington
Wilford B. Wallace
Bound Brook Inn
Bound Brook
N.J
Richard
Middlesex
Irving Grout
Martinsville
Wallace
Moline
Ill
Lydia Julia Link
Mack Molding Co
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Lenora Longtin
Alta Callahan
William Myers Sr
Helen Clough
James Rand
Bennington
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