Grange safety event and community notices at Battenkill Grange
At the Battenkill Grange meeting on June 18 the Arlington rescue squad ambulance was on display to stress safety. Alan Mattison demonstrated equipment use and patient handling. The ambulance has carried four people and made 45 calls since January 1. Other business covered Pride in Vermont contest, needlework, and thanks from Clarence Decker Sr. for Granger of the year. State Grange service is July 13 in Putney with a basket lunch and program by Mrs Belle Decker’s committee. awards for Pomona chairmen who met sewing quotas. Brattleboro: Alan W. Montague, son of Harry Montague, earned an NSF fellowship to study math at Rutgers, resigning Poultney High School post after three years. He, a Brattleboro Union High School graduate (1960) and UVM (1964) alumnus, served two years as an Army artillery officer. His wife Gloria Hakey of Saxtons River will teach in New Jersey next year.
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West Arlington
Arlington Rescue Squad
Battenkill Grange
Alan Mattison
State Grange
Putney
State Director of Women’s Activities
Belle Decker
Beatrice White
Hazel Hickson
Brattleboro
Alan W. Montague
Harry Montague
North Bennington
National Science Foundation
Rutgers University
Poultney High School
Brattleboro Union High School
UVM
Gloria Hakey
Saxtons River
Castleton State College
South River
N.J
New Brunswick
Farewell Party for David Ryan in North Bennington
About 75 friends and relatives gathered at the North Bennington Firehouse to honor David Ryan of Shaftsbury. Hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Ryan and Lynn Sherman. Rose Hulett catered and inscribed Until We Meet Again on the cake. The hall wore red, white and blue as a local band played. Ryan, a 1969 Mt Anthony Union High School graduate, departs for Great Lakes Naval Training Center in Illinois on Thursday for boat training.
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North Bennington
North Bennington Firehouse
David Ryan
Shafts
Bury
Rose Hulett
Ryan
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Great Lakes
Ill
BEAU RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE Menu and Atmosphere Note
John Ratelle Wine adds a master touch and French atmosphere to desserts and fruit. The piece promotes port pairings with strawberries peaches pears and bananas in red wine. It includes menu items, Sunday specials, business lunches from $1.10, and the address 225 North Benn ington Road with phone 442-9809.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumay Restaurant
North
Bennington Road
Aldrich Receives Air Force Unit Award at Beale AFB
Marysville California Staff Sgt. William J. Aldrich son of Mr and Mrs R W Aldrich West Rupert Vermont is a member of the Strategic Air Command wing earning the United States Air Force on standing unit award His unit was cited for proficiency during the final evaluation of the SR 71 strategic reconnaissance aircraft The sergeant a Beale AFB aircraft mechanic is a Salem New York High School graduate His wife Katherine daughter of Mr and Mrs Vincent Pekins of Troy New York.
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Salem
N.Y.) High School
Katherine
Vincent Pekins
Balsam Ave
Troy
N.Y
Town adopts dog control ordinance in Manchester
Manchester selects sign new dog control ordinance authorizing licensing and collaring to curb nuisances. It allows impounding unspayed dogs in heat and bans vicious dogs from roaming. Barking or howling that disturbs the peace may be declared a nuisance under the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Carrano
Brattleboro
Springfield
Manchester Notes Highlights Local Events and Travel
Manchester reports two residents at national seminars in New York and Burlington. Vermont Bird and Botanical Club members toured Lake Willoughby and Memphremagog under H W Vogermann guidance, with Frank Seymour contributing botanical expertise. GOP Women host zoning talk. bike registration deadline set. Rotary changesover June 24 and July 1. Dflt District 45 Governor and Mrs Dufresne head to Tokyo for Lions convention.
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Walker B. Hough
New York City
Institute On
Columbia University School of Social Work
Alison Boright
Burr and Burton Seminary
Champlain College
Burlington
Grey Gooby
Sarasota
Fla
District 45
Howard Dufresne
Chicago
The
Lions
Tokyo
Japan
Weston Opens 1969 Theatre Season With Double Header
Weston Playhouse launches its 1969 season with Edward LeClair in two roles in The White Liars and Black Comedy by Peter Shaffer. Curtain 8:30 pm June 26 27 28 29 with a June 25 3 pm matinee benefit for Rutland Rotary. A post show Cellar Coffee Cabaret follows each performance. LeClair returns after earning an MFA from Boston University and teaching at the Boston Conservatory. Next week Cactus Flower by Abe Burrows widens the slate.
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Weston
Edward LeClair
Weston Playhouse
Tom
Harold Gorringe
Peter Shaffer
Rutland Rotary Club
LeClair
Boston University
Stanley
Jeff
Boston Conservatory
Peace Corps
Ted Kazanoff
Kenyon Martin
Bill Lacey
The
Playhouse
Sycat
Theatre Arts
Cactus Flower
Abe Burrows
Local social notes and education update from South Cambridge
Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Aiken include Mrs. Lois Virtue and her son George of Coila, and several Cambridge and Shushan residents. Anthony R. Turi earned a master of science in education at Union College in Schenectady and teaches at Hoosick Falls Central School. A communion service comes to United Methodist Church at 11:30 a.m. led by Rev. Oswald A. Muller. Children’s Day program drew good attendance, with some pupils set for Vacation Bible School at North Hoosick United Methodist Church where Mrs. Malcolm Hamilton teaches. Francis Wade, joined by Miss Marion Dick and Mrs. Louisa Loucks, attended the 45th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Dick in Perth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Aiken
Lois Virtue
George
Coila
Ivan Purdy
Cambridge
Stella Hill
Louise McNitt
Harmin
Shushan
Harold Kipp
Greenwich
Anthony R. Turi
Union College
Schenectady
Hoosick Falls Central School
United Methodist
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Malcolm Hamilton
Francis Wade
Marion Dick
West Hoosick
Louisa Loucks
Schaghticoke
George Dick
Jane Orleanski
Perth
Marlboro Theatre Opener Set for Summer Doctor Debuts
Marlboro Players, a four year old troupe led by director Geoffry Brown, announces a permanent regional theatre home in Southern Vermont. The 233 seat thrust-stage venue opens with two Moliere farces The Flying Doctor and The Imaginary Cuckold, followed by Streetcar Named Desire and The Importance of Being Earnest.
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Marlboro
Marlboro Players
Geoffry Brown
Marlboro College
Marlboro Summer Theatre
Vermont
Wilmington
Marlboro House
Moliere
Tennessee Williams
Oscar Wilde
Megan Terry
Anton Chekhov
Sam Sheperd
Chicago
Harold Pinter
Marlboro Players, Inc
PC Box One
Marlboro, Vt
Guided Tours Set at Clark Art Institute This Summer
Williamstown Massachusetts The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute will run guided gallery tours starting June 25 through the summer with docent Mrs Peter Andre leading groups at 3 p.m. A minimum of four participants is required. Seven rotation topics include The Dark Collection Impressionism landscape painting Winslow Homer Northern European painting Renoir and master drawings. A July August exhibit features 30 master drawings from 21 masters across eight countries dating 1503 to 1899. The new French art room, opened recently, displays French masters Fra Gonard Claude Lorrain silver and porcelain and 18th century furniture from Mary Hayward Weir plus loans from Williams College Museum of Art.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Sterling and
Francine Clark Art Institute
Peter Andre
Institute
Clark Art Institute
Durer
Toulouse - Lautrec
Rubens
Rembrandt
Watteau
Goya
Delacroix
Courbet
Degas
Monet
Fragonard
Claude Lorrain
Mary Hayward Weir
Williams College Museum of Art
North Bennington Free Wednesday Film Series at Library
McCullough Library offers a Wednesday free film show for area children starting at 1 p.m. Films include Moon Bird Ghost Island Golden Fish and White Wilderness Part 1. The weekly program runs for six weeks this summer. Librarian Mrs Cathryn Miles notes a Rutland Region Bookwagon stop and new books available for patrons.
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McCullough
Cathryn Miles
Rutland
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Grange News
Jesse Harrington
Clarence Decker Sr
Grange
Charles Farrell Sr
Pomona
Montague
Dorothy Ryan
Shaftsbury
Lynn Sherman
Bennington
John Ratelle
William J. Aldrich
Main St
Manchester Selectmen
Manchester
Manchester Selectmen I
Stanford Zecher Jr
Clyde H. Bryant Jr
Ralph F. Fleming Jr
Pringle
New England
GOP
Women’s
Federated Republican Club
Dorset
Mark Skinner
Rotary
Rotary Club
Equinox House
Jo Ann Marie Doyle
Edward Doyle
Arlington
Mt. St. Mary Seminary
Nashua
N.H
Endicott Junior College
Beverly
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Fienberg
Marlboro Theatre
Art Museum
Turner
Winslow Homer
Redwood
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Gladys
Stan
Er Adams
Debbie Stores
Monument Plaza Shopping Center
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