Manchester Promotes 30 in Merry Ceremony
In an informal ceremony at the elementary school gym fifty eighth graders were promoted to high school. Principal Frazer announced awards to Lynda Beattie and Timothy Bryant among others while Supt. Vail urged tolerance for adults and reflection on future paths.
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Manchester
Edna Wright
Robert Rizzon
Robert B. Vail
Vail
King B. Frazer
Lynda Beattie
Timothy Bryant
Lynda
Orrin Beattie
Timmy
Clyde Bryant
Kathe Dillmann
Edward Smith
Kathe
Reading
James Lyons
Robert Novak
Arza L. Dean
Kay Moyer
America
Harned-Fowler Post
VFW
Dennis Edson
Dianne Dufresne
Nancy Howard
Garden Club
John Mylott
Herbert Harris
Bert Campney
Frazer
Arnold Abramson
Victor A. Bacon
Sue J. Batchelder
Lynda J. Beattie
Timothy C. Bryant
Ann M. Bushee
Burton H. Campney
Alison M. Cherbonneau
Leslie O. Cole
Richard W. Dailey
Kathe S. Dillmann
Lisa A. Dillmann
Patricia Fleming
Bernadette M. Galland
Gretchen R. Graves
Lynn C. Gribbin
Herbert J. Harris
Betty J. Hayden
Bert W. Hinkley
Carol M. Hosley
Nancy J. Howard
Verna Kayatta
William C. Keyes
Marlene C. Kil]burn
Donald R. Kinney
Daniel
Shaftsbury Drives Vermont Children’s Society Fund
The Vermont Children's Society annual fund campaign begins in Shaftsbury to support social casework for at risk children and home relocation efforts. Chair Miss Marion Hardy leads a large team of local solicitors including Miss Ruth Martin Miss Mary Walker Mrs. Arthur Jones and many others in the effort.
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Shaftsbury
Vermont Children's Society
Marion Hardy
Shaftsbury Drive
Ruth Martin
Mary Walker
Arthur Jones
Earlon Rackliffe
Theodore Murray
Robert and Gwenn Montgomery
Kenneth Corey
John Pollacik
Richard Davis
George Delaney
Gerald Nelson
Donna Harrington
Tracy Kenyon
Merritt Hewitt Jr
E. F Sarcka
Robert Flynn
Francis Jones
H. Lewis Jones
Charles Myers
Homer
Karen Shaver
Albert Mattison
Richard Cowan
Schools Out in Dorset Summer Safety Poem
A reflective verse urges care as children roam during summer break. It calls on trees, rocks, roads, and animals to protect youngsters learning independence, reminding drivers to slow, cyclists to stay safe, and pets to be patient while kids enjoy freedom before fall.
Industry Repays Loaned Funds In Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls citizens will receive 22,500 to be paid next month, closing the Hoosick Falls Committee for Industry founded 13 years ago. Nancy Shoe Co executive Meier Billig exercises an option to repay early, ending the town’s loan program linked to a $136,000 plant leased to the shoe firm for 12,000 yearly.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Nancy Shoe Co
Meier Billig
State Armory
Merger Study Advanced in Arlington and Sunderland
Sunderland and Arlington elementary systems consider a merger. New committees chaired by Albert Lawrence discuss finance publicity curriculum and related study. A separate Sunderland group may form to plan a Sunderland only five room school if merger fails. Fundraising for Sunderland Association promotes Stanley products. Food concession planned for Mt Equinox sport car race June 23–24.
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Sunderland
Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Albert R. Lawrence
Segal
Norman J. Mattison
Carl Benjamin
Harry Hayden
William Bahan
Howard Hill
Ben Wrobel
William Day
Thomas Weakley
Amelia Lawrence
Fred Quinn
Charlotte Dunlap
Sunderland School Association
Sible
Stanley Products
Mt. Equinox
Cambridge couples celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Whitcomb of Greenwich and formerly of Cambridge marked their 60th anniversary on June 11. Darwin Whitcomb serves as Cambridge town clerk. The family includes two daughters Edna Whitcomb of Glens Falls and Ray Ackner of Greenwich, plus grandchildren Shirley, David Whitcomb, and Carol Ackner. Elizabeth King of St Luke's Place is accepted at Hillsdale College and Hope College and will graduate June 24 from Cambridge Central School.
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Warren Whitcomb
Greenwich
Cambridge
Darwin Whitcomb
Edna Whitcomb
Glens Falls
Ray Ackner
Shirley
David Whitcomb
Carol Ackner
Elizabeth King
Edward King
St. Luke's Place
N. Bennington Church Plans Lawn Party
St. John the Baptist Church will host a lawn party and fair on August 3 and 4 with ice cream cake grab bag and fish pond for children. Frank Hoyt serves as general chairman as parish men organize sub committees for advance planning.
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Lauvvung Lon
St. John the Baptist Church
Frank Hoyt
Opening Guns Ready to Fire in Massachusetts Convention
Worcester report notes Republicans and Democrats rally as Lodge and Rep. Laurence Curtis head GOP tickets. The Senate race remains the focal point after the Democratic Springfield convention. Edward M Kennedy seeks endorsement amid upcoming September primary.
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Massachusetts
U. S. Senate
Senate
Springfield
Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Henry Cabot Lodge
United Nations
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Edward M
Ted) Kennedy
Democrats
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Children’s Agency Drive
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Dorset
Margaret Aiken
Main St
N. Bennington
Worcester, Mass
Janet Barton
Ralph Percey
Sheila Breen
Doris Perkins
Robert Loomis
Pat Monroe
Edward Cutler
Stephen Moon
Joyce Baldwin
Harold Breese
Lois Martin
James Bevis
North Bennington
Tomorrour
Industry
Cushman Colonial
H.T. Cushman Manufacturing Company
North Bennington, Vermont
Polygraphic Company of America Incorporated
Mary Anne Larson
Ann Galusha
William Browe
Ellen Batonick
Jerry Elwell
Harriet Howard
Kenneth Harrington
Jean Bourn
Robert Williams
Mary Anne Thayer
Edward Myers
Oliver Durand
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