Flying Farmers Welcome International Queen in New York Valley
The Vermont Flying Farmers honored International Flying Farmers Queen Ruth Wilson and husband Harry of Nottingham Pennsylvania on June 3 and 4 with a tour of Rutland marble industry. They flew into Bennington and attended a party at the Ed Kyer home in Eagle Bridge with multiple local couples. The Wilsons stayed overnight with the Moseleys before their departure to Pennsylvania to manage a large dairy farm and five children.
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Buskirk
N.Y
Vermont
Flying Farmers
Ruth Wilson
Harry
Nottingham
Rutland
Bennington
Wilsons
Ed Kyer
Eagle Bridge
John Meerworth
Joel Whittemore
Leon Edgerton
Dorset
Bob Combs
Wells
Gerald Lathrop
Greenwich
Paul Moseley
Kyers
Moseleys
Pennsylvania
Norshaft Arlington Little League house-to-house drive
Shaftsbury reportedly hosts a fund drive Monday evening at 6 by Norshaft Arlington Little League members in uniform to raise money for maintenance and equipment. Contributions may be mailed to Joseph Crossman on Cleveland Avenue. Hi-Hopes 4-H Dairy Club met June 3 with 16 members and five guests. next meeting set for July 1 at Susan Williams’s home.
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Norshaft Arlington Little League
Joseph Crossman
Cleveland Avenue
Hi-Hopes
Dairy Club
Wanda Lawrence
Deborah Greene
Alvan Lawrence
Susan Williams
Williamstown Names Three Equity Members for 12th Season
Margaret Barker Joyce Ebert and William Hansen will return as Equity members of Williamstown Theatre for its 12th season opening July 1 with You Cant Take it With You directed by Nikos Psacharopoulos. Barker marks 38th year in professional theater and teaches Apprentice School with Hansen. Ebert has stage credits on Broadway Circle in the Square and Olney Theatre and earned an Obie and Derwent Award in 1964.
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Williamstown
Mass
Margaret Barker
Joyce Ebert
William Hansen
Equity
Williamstown Theatre
Nikos Psacharopoulos
Barrets
Wimpole Street
The
Orig
Miss Barker
Apprentice
Paul Barstow
Hansen
Lincoln Center Repertory Company
Williams College Class of 196? heads to grad study abroad and across the U.S.
Of 285 graduates, 67 percent plan graduate study with top 10 including four to Oxford and Harvard and one each to Penn Med, Germany, and Time Inc. The next 10 split among Oxford, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, NYU Law, Pittsburgh Seminary, and U.S. Marines. Many enter law, medical, business, architecture or art, sciences, and other fields. Sixteen undecided graduates remain among the 285.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Oxford University
England
Harvard
Penn
Germany
Time, Inc
Oxford
MIT
Princeton
NYU Law School
Pittsburgh Seminary
U.S. Marines
Peace Corps
Manchester Still Shaftsburys Friendly Town Invites NYC Kids
Two week window for Manchester and other area hosts to invite a needy child from New York City to Vermont. Hosts specify child’s race sex and age five to twelve with invitation limits. Manchester touts 17 total invites while nearby towns count invites, highlighting local effort and regional comparison.
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Shaftsbury
New York City
Bennington County
Fred Stacy
Luther Burbank
Vermont
Stacy
Leon Conquest
Walter Burnham
Richard Cuddihy
John Bogucki
John Cramer
James Lake
Thomas Hurley
Charles Lack
Harold Smith
Joseph Higgins
Glen Hebert
Donald Goodwin
Victor Townsend
Robert Goldston
Manchester
Bennington
Arlington
Hoosick Falls
Wilmington
Cambridge
North Bennington
Pownal
Saratoga Springs Art Fair Sets $800 in Prizes
The 11th Saratoga Springs Art Fair runs July 10 17 with total prizes of 800 dollars. First 300 second 200 third 100 and four 50 prizes. A panel of three judges will select about 60 works for indoor exhibit in Congress Park Casino. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce artists 16 plus from the U S may enter up to three works. Last year drew about 200 artists across modern painting to sculpture.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Congress Park
Manchester Teacher Attends NEA Parley in Miami
Mrs Edna T Wright Manchester Elementary social sciences teacher sails to Miami for NEA meetings over three days. She joins a June 21 workshop on ethics revisions, June 25 as delegate to National Department of Classroom Teachers, June 26 as Vermont Educational Association delegate at the NEA convention. She is Vermont president Classroom Teachers and helps with Opportunity for Responsibility booklet. Inquiries go to the Saratoga Chamber of Commerce.
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Manchester
Edna T. Wright
Miami
Fla
National Education Association
Wright
The
Education Association
National Department of Classroom Teachers
East Arlington Airman Reaches Three Milestones
East Arlington Airman 1 C Edward Rice earns staff sergeant wings with the second highest mark in a 97 student class at Fort Benning. He and his wife Bonnie Beagan Rice welcome their fourth daughter, Michelle Elaine, as they live with four children in Kentucky where he serves at Camp Campbell. Rice is a seven year Air Force veteran with three years in Spain, son of Mr and Mrs Walter Rice of Sunderland. Diane Armani and her fiancé visited from New York City for the weekend.
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East Arlington
C. Edward Rice
Parachute Training School
Fort Benning
Michelle Elaine
Rice
Arlington Memorial High School
Air Force
Spain
Walter Rice
Sunderland
Bonnie Beagan
Walter Crawford
Kentucky
Camp Campbell
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Fran Stacy
Universal Jets
Main Street
Distiller
Grain Cavalier Distillers
Pany, Phila
Wilk
Inal Company
Group Theatre
Williams
Chamber of Commerce
Broadway
Airman
J. C. Edward Rice
Windall
John O. Slade
Diane Armani
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
City and
Shaftsbury, Vt
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