Pownal School Director Election Faces Two Candidates
Voters in the Pownal Town School District will choose between incumbent David Adler of East Pownal and challenger Charles Rounds of Pownal Center for a three year term. Adler, who has 12 years on the board, also seeks a one year term on Union High School District No. 14. Balloting is set for 1 to 7 p.m. at the Town Hall with an 8 p.m. business meeting.
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Pownal
Pownal Town
David Adler
East Pownal
Charles Rounds
Pownal Center
Adler
Union High School District No. 14
Oak Hill
South Pownal
Bennington Southwest
Vermont State School Directors Association
Bennington County
Urer
Association For
Bennington
Texas
Burbank
Calif
Board of Civil Authority
Pownal church plans choirs events and festivals
Baccalaureate Sunday set for June 23 at 9:30 worship for local graduates with the sermon on Baccalaureate Time the Beginning of Life's Real Work. Strawberry Festival planned for June 27 at the church starting 5:30. Vacation School ongoing in Bennington with daily sessions 9 to 2 and First Communion classes. Ladies Aid to host ham and strawberry supper June 29. School Lunch Conference notes progress of Hot Lunch program in Pownal schools with 158 enrollees and 15 consultants attending at Castleton June 17–19.
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James H. Bagley
WSCS
Otis Dorman
Our Lady of Lourdes Church
Bennington
Charles Gates
Lawrence Chaffee
State Teachers’ College
Castleton
Alice Corwin
Lillian Patch
Mary Sherman
Everett Lillie
William Hattat
Pownal
Pownal Town
Baptist Evening Guild
Joseph Southworth
George Street
North Bennington Seniors Host Safe All-Night Graduation Party
North Bennington High School seniors and 68 guests enjoyed a moonlit party at Mt Anthony Country Club featuring a sea theme, buffet, dancing, and sunrise breakfast. Parents organized prizes and candid photos while local businesses supplied cash and gifts, aiming for a memorable safe celebration.
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North Bennington
North Bennington High School
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Dick Hurlburt
Greenfield
Mass
E.A
Riley
Jim Bow
Gordon Kenyon
Oliver Durand
Bette Turner
Orren Pernel
William Dailey Jr
David Barton
Baptist Ladies Aid to Meet at Mrs Lehmann Home
Community notices include the Baptist Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs Ruth Lehmann's home Wednesday at 1 30 p.m. Also reported are admissions and visits involving Brattleboro residents plus summer plans and 4 H activities at Lake Raponda with Doris Adams and John Boyd.
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Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Ruth Lehmann
Gertie Carpenter
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Vivian Glover
Sheila
Susie
Brattleboro
Zella Morgan
Doris Adams
Beverly Atherton
Jerry Howe
Green Mountain Lassies
Lake Raponda
John Boyd
Adams
Jessy Brown
Richard Boyd
Lake Paponda
Hoosick Falls Girl Scouts Hold 1963 Awards Court
Hoosick Falls N Y First United Church Hall hosted a Court of Awards for local Girl Scout troops led by Mrs Edwin Brenenstuhl and Mrs Peter Whitter. First Class badges went to Susan Nowik and Beth Shiland after three years with 18 badges each in home nature and other categories.
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Walter A. Wood
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First United Church
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Susan Nowik
Benedict Nowik
Abbott Street
Beth Shiland
William Shiland
Second Street
Brenenstuhl
Peter Whitter
Rosemary Danforth
Lynne DuBoss
Susan Frank
Theresa Gorman
Mary Ann Guber
Marie Hanselman
Debbie Harrison
Bonnie McClellan
Sharon McDonough
Darcy
North Bennington Strawberry Festival Tonight at Avard Haven
The annual Strawberry Festival at Avard Haven home of Mr and Mrs Bernard Whitman begins serving at 5 p.m. Menu includes strawberry shortcake real biscuits sundae coffee and soda. Proceeds benefit the 4-H Camp Ondawa fund as area residents plan a turnout.
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Avard Haven
Bernard Whitman
Buskirk Classis to Meet at Castleton Church Sunday
A special meeting of the Saratoga Classis of the Reformed Church is set for 4 p.m. at Castleton Reformed Church with delegates from General Synod attendance to report. Buskirk consistorymen are invited.
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Saratoga Classis
The
Reformed Church
Castleton Reformed Church
General Synod
Central College
Pella
Iowa
Buskirk
Shaftsbury Chicken Bar-B-Que at Masonic Temple
Local notice for a community barbecue at the Masonic Temple in North Bennington on June 23 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. Sponsored by Tucker Chapter CES, adults $1.75, children $1.00. ADV June 21.
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Masonic Temple
North Bennington
Tucker Chapter Ces
Sprague Art Contest Closes July 12 in Berkshire Area
North Adams Mass July 12 marks deadline for Sprague Electric photo contest seeking black and white Berkshire and nearby state images for the calendar and engagement book. Fifty three prizes of 10 dollars and two 50 dollar color cover prizes allocated. entries may be mailed to Sprague Advertising Dept or left at local photo shops.
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North Adams
Mass
Sprague Electric Co
Sprague Company
United States
Sprague
Berkshire
Massachusetts
New York
Vermont
Sprague Electric Advertising Dept
Marshall St
East St
Pittsfield
Sprague Berkshire
Alice Lloyd College Students Plan DIY Dorm and Library Addition
In Hindman Kentucky Alice Lloyd College students will build a new dormitory and add to the library themselves before the 1963 fall term. The project reflects student initiative to address campus housing and study space needs.
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Hindman
Alice Lloyd College
Doctors Held To Be Slighting Mental Illness
Atlantic City AP Mayo Clinic physician Dr. Edward H. Rynearson criticized doctors who dismiss psychosomatic patients as without organic disease. He noted over half of clinic patients may be life-stress related and urged time and care for such patients during AMA program on medicine and religion alongside remarks by Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Mayo Clinic
Edward H. Rynearson
American Medical Association Annual Meeting
Rynearson
Fulton J. Sheen
Society For the Propagation of the
Roman Catholic Faith
North America
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Harold VanWicke
Marie Taylor
Mary Sparks
Laura Raither
Dummerston
Alice Whitney
Grange Hall
Vermont Association For the Blind
Kurn Hattin
Vermont Camp Thorp
Lauren Clough
Ethel Southworth
Bernice Sullivan
Alice Clough
Raymond Shippee
Patricia Willard
Fargo, N. D
Pownall
U.S. Postal Department
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Vera Langlais
Catholic Vacation School
Ladies Aid Society
Pownal Baptist Church
Tel. VA
Ronald Paul
Richard Walsh
Sheila Pettibone
Way
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Elizabeth Dwyer
Springfield
Ohio
Daniel E. Scovanner
Wilmington
Dover
Carlo Walter
Mrs
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Newport
George Streeter
East Paloalto
Bayshore Freeway
Tel
Jonathan Peck
Goddard College
Plainfield, Vt
Henry Peck
Water Street
Williams Town
Hoosick Falls Central School
George Bordeaux
Eloise Canzeri
Kasmer J. Stempek
Lions Club
Helen Hall
Phyllis Baker
N.H
Theodore Baker
Reformed Church Women’s Guild
Women’s High
Ruth Dreher
Lucy Montgomery
John Ashton
Low
Paul Dreher
Edgar Hunt
James McInerney
Odd Fellows Hall
Shaftsbury
Whitman
Arthur Pearson
Alton Hill
Robert Tobin
Cressed Road
Dorset
Harlan Coolidge
Billy Hurley
William Hurley
Pleasant Street
Camp Holy Cross
Mallett’s Bay
Lake Champlain
Villagers’ Home Demonstration Club
Lake Paran
Gale McCullough
Bennington College
Miss McCullough
John G. McCullough
Colorado Rocky Mountain School
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Walker
ART Center
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Theodor Haig
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