Mrs. Campbell Named Regent of DAR Chapter
At the Ormsby Chapter DAR annual meeting in Manchester the officers elected include C Murray Campbell as regent E J Wheeler vice regent Walter P Beebe chaplain Raymond Brown secretary Earle Storrs treasurer Albert Reed registrar L R Soderberg historian and Frank Pearson librarian The next meeting will be at Mrs Orrin Griffis Arlington Alison Cherbonneau DAR Citizen and Joan Thompson history award winner were honored Donna Tuttle 1967 Citizen could not attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ormsby
Dar
Clifford B. Harwood
C. Murray Campbell
E.J. Wheeler
Walter P. Beebe
Raymond Brown
Earle Storrs
Albert Reed
L.R. Soderberg
Frank Pearson
Orrin Griffis
Arlington
Alison Cherbonneau
Donald Cherbonneau
Joan Thompson
Frank Thompson
Donna Tuttle
Ormsby Chapter
Miriam Bartlett
Katherine Terrell
Joseph Dellinger
J.F. Kennard
Roger Conarty
Marion Griffis
G. Murray Campbell
Margaret Burgoyne
Theodore Crabb
Walker Beebe
E.S. Wheeler
Lois Higbie
Miriam Miner Wolf
Miller
Area Graduate Wins Honors At Marlboro
William H. Wohnus of Murphy Road North Bennington earned a B A with honors at Marlboro College 21st commencement on June 9. He majored in philosophy of religion and wrote a thesis on the religion and myth of the Ainu of northern Japan. Esther Raushenbush of Sarah Lawrence College gave the address. Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore, founder, received an honorary Doctor of Humane Letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlboro
William H. Wohnus
John F. Wohnus
Murphy Road
North Bennington
Marlboro College
Wohnus
Mt. Hermon School
Esther Raushenbush
Sarah Lawrence College
Arthur Easterbrook Whittemore
Japan
Manchester Officials Study Proposed Sewer System Hookup
Manchester village trustees and town selectmen meet to study linking Munson Farm to the sewer system. Estimated cost is 100000 plus with potential 40 000 developer contribution and possible FHA loan support. Also updates include town liability insurance up to 50000, bridgework on Butter Nut Lane, dump changes, and traffic speed enforcement on Richville Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Munson Farm
Albin D. Johnson
Dufresne
Henry
Battenkill
Vermont Dept. of Water Resources
G. Murray
Arlington Teacher Heads Northshire Camp Staff
Sunderland summer program to be directed by William Bell of Arlington, a Burr and Burton Seminary teacher with coaching, scouting, and 4-H background. Joining him are Nancy Bryant, Kathy Clayton, Harvey Halbur, and Michael Keough. Bryant recently completed sophomore year at the University of Vermont studying elementary education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Northshire
William Bell
Arlington
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Bell
Nancy Bryant
Kathy Clayton
Harvey Halbur
Michael Keough
Miss Bryant
University of Vermont
County Court Jurors Drawn For Bennington Term
List of jurors from Bennington and surrounding towns drawn for the summer term of Bennington County Court. The article also notes local high school students and a girls camp program at Camp Ondawa, with registration details through Zion Church and the Bennington YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bennington County Court
Gordon Hard
Hubbel Lathrop
Arlington
T. Everett Corbett
Irene Cronin
Floyd M. Harmon
Eleanor Harvey
J. Leo Miller
Jane Rudd
Bennington
Joyce Erdman
Mary Gunther
Dorset
Warren F. Chace
Anna Giddings
Patricia Mann
Leonard Woodard
Peru
Jane Chamay
Hugh Nash
Pownal
Howard Mudgett
Rupert
Kathleen Hughes
Sandgate
Dorothy M. Breese
Victor Harwood
Nancie Jolivette
Shaftsbury
Florence Bishop
Scott A. van Steemburg
Stamford
Roy V. Johnson
Elise Phillips
Sunderland
Raymond Guttroff
Winhall
Daisy Myers
Woodford
Hoosick Jury Finds Corcoran Not Guilty
Hoosick Falls New York jurors found Michael Corcoran of Bennington not guilty of third degree assault after a seven and half hour trial. Co defendant John Allard and Paul Caslin were witnesses for the defense. Richard Schumacher and Five Flys staff testified for the state. The jury deliberated fifteen minutes before delivering the verdict under Town Justice Thomas Restino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Michael Corcoran
Bennington
Corcoran
New York State
John Allard
Paul Caslin
Walloomsac
Vermont
David Reed
George Shambo
Harry Mulready
Harry Holton
Charles Williams
Hoosick
Thomas G. Restino
Manchester Bowling Results and Free Vision Screening
Tim Lindsey led at Center Lanes with a 233 in a single game, Stan King and J Croft tied for runner up at 255, King posted the top three-game score at 597, Cards topped three-man teams with 2526. Free vision screening for 3 to 5 year olds Friday at Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association runs 10 a.m. to noon, no appointment required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Lindsey
Center Lanes
Stan King
J. Croft
King
Manchester
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Hoosick Falls Board Extends Supt Leonard Five-Year Contract
Hoosick Falls Central School Board votes to give Superintendent Philip Leonard a five year contract, a first for the district. The pact covers 12 months with two weeks of vacation. The board also approves completing elementary wing playgrounds at a total cost of 2500 dollars. Miss Susan Weston is hired to teach girls physical education grades 7-12. Resignation of Miss Lynn Wylie is accepted. Grade 4 teaching position remains open. Petitions for two board seats from Dr. Harry Harrison and Ralph T. Moll are noted. petitions due June 24. Election by voting machine is July 9 from 2 to 8 p.m. before annual meeting and budget vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Philip Leonard
Susan Weston
Russell Sage
Lynn Wylie
Buffalo State
Harry Harrison
Ralph T. Moll
152 Graduate From HFCS Kindergarten
Hoosick Falls New York kindergarten graduation honors 152 students at Hoosick Falls Central School with diplomas presented by elementary principal Kasmer Stempek. The class performed a rhythm band and songs including Animal Crackers. six graduates sang the Goodbye Song. Perfect attendance was cited for eight students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Kasmer Stempek
Kevin Brewster
Kim Kavage
Denny Maguza
Mary Beth Robinson
Mary Philpott
Johnny McGuire
Vicy Seifert
Annette Gardner
Brian Hall
Jacqueline Bradley
Robert Cross
Cheryl Smith
Brenda Hunt
Vicky Davock
Judith Palmer
Catherine Reed
Agnes Smith
Perfect Attendance List From Fisher Elementary 1967 68
Fisher Elementary presents perfect attendance for the 1967 68 school year listing students by grade including Deborah Bolster Shane Crawford George Hess Laural Mattison Dale Mento Norma Wilkinson Clifton Waite Andrew Wood Andrea Brophy Cheryl Lyn Cummings Diane Hanson Thomas Hayes Joyce Smith Deborah Wood Robert Young Stacey Cummings William Howell Ronald Jennings Melanie Andrews Bonnie Brown Princess Crawford William Brown Elaine Cormier Karen Hanson Janet Jennings Robert Jones Martin Kreel Rebecca Mattison. Weekend schedule note mentions baton willed on Class Night and a request for its return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Elementary School
Deborah Bolster
Shane Crawford
George Hess
Laural Mattison
Dale Mento
Norma Wilkinson
Clifton Waite
Andrew Wood
Andrea Brophy
Cheryl Lyn Cummings
Diane Hanson
Thomas Hayes
Joyce Smith
Deborah Wood
Robert Young
Stacey Cummings
William Howell
Ronald Jennings
Melanie Andrews
Bonnie Brown
Princess Crawford
William Brown
Kiwanis Talk By Hoosick Falls Leader On The Little Red Schoolhouse
Hoosick Falls HFCS Superintendent Philip Leonard will address the Kiwanis Club Tuesday at noon about The Little Red Schoolhouse as a major local business. The Yankee Doodlers plan a weekend schedule with alumni parades in Springfield Vermont and Wallingford and a Trail Days Parade at Lake George New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HFCS
Philip Leonard
Kiwanis Club
Little Red
Walter Crawford
Springfield
Wallingford
Lake George
N.Y
Gaslight Village
Charles Wood
Cork tree memory plant at school honors Mrs. Smart
A cork tree was planted near the school in memory of Mrs. Bruce Smart. Donated by the School Club and planted by William Johnson with help from Wesley Johnson and Bernard Baker Jr. A community chicken pie supper for the Friendship Club is set for June 29 in Londonderry at Thompsonburg School from 6 to 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Smart
William Johnson
Wesley Johnson
Bernard Baker Jr
Friendship Club
Londonderry
Thompsonburg
Falls Central School District Budget Shows Increase to 1 635 762
Falls Central School trustees approve the 1968 69 budget totaling 1 635 762 up 167 153 from last year driven by enrollment growth four additional teachers and higher fixed charges plus salary hikes for 145 employees local tax levy rises to 305 000 with a 14 500 increase over last year and a projected modest tax rate rise hovering near 4 per thousand if assessments hold steady the levy to be spread across Housick Pittstown Petersburg Grafton and White Creek with budget copies available at the central school office for taxpayers before the July 9 meeting plus notes on local student exchanges and a weekend talent contest involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Board of Education of
Hoosick
Pittstown
Petersburg
Grafton
White Creek
Philip Leonard
Alline
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Esso
Winslow
Depot St
Campbell
Ferdinand A. Bongartz
Howard Dufresne
Farmers Home Administration
Johnson
Selectmen
Bromley Brook
Butternut Lane
Casper Pike
Richard Sweeney
Dana L. Thompson
Richville Road
Justice Court
Donald J. Dailey
Ruth Cole
Doris Scarbo
Justin Mueller
Thompson
Finast
First National Stores
North Sermington Road
Ennington, Vernont
Hae An
Bape
Ssennington
YMCA
Clayton
Arlington Memorial High School
Halbur
Keough
Camp
Ondawa
Stewart Davis
Zion Episcopal Church
Donald Keough
Bennington Area
North Shire
James Reed
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Hfcs Board of Education
Supt. Leonard
Helene Thompson
Alice Dibble
Thomas Reilly Dibble
Anna Dibble
Susan Dibble
Polly Myhrum
Washington
Vermont Council of Churches
Canady
Barricini
Frost's Pharmacy
St. Bennington, Vt
Benn
Barry
Central School
Gregory Taber
Maurice Taber
Kennedy Airport
Rio de Janeiro
Carol George
Cazenovia
Junior Grange
Kathy Griswold
Marion Knapp
Cloud Hoards
Gregory
Triple
Grand Union Empire
Nationaline
Depot ST. Dial
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