Manchester Bowling Stars Lead Local Meet Highlights
Brownlie Bacon and Sid Perkins led the men's singles with 242 and 235 as John Hawkins posted 616 across three games. Wyman's Sunoco won team play with 2,675. Elliot's Five had 964. Ken Smith won King of the Hill. Donna Taft and Arlene Helland led women in singles with 194 and 188. Miss Heiland had 527 three-game total. Alley Katz topped women's teams with 2,222. Manchester Elementary pupils donated $200 to the March of Dimes in memory of Debra Wyman.
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Center Lanes
Brownlie Bacon
Sid Perkins
John Hawkins
Wyman
Sunoco
Elliot
Ken Smith
Don
Na Taft
Arlene Helland
Miss Heiland
Alley Katz
Manchester
March of Dimes
Debra Wyman
Local church groups schedule meetings and surgery update
Hoosick Ada M Breer and Sanford Rifenberg had surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital last week. All Saints Parish Club will hold a work meeting Monday night March 18 in the Parish Hall. Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church will meet Friday March 15 in the church.
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Sanford Rifenberg
Putnam Memorial Hospital
All Saints Parish Club
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Rupert Fire Department Night Out at White Rock
Rupert firefighters and guests gathered Saturday at the White Rock Restaurant in South Granville for a night out. Rep. Robert Graf spoke on legislative work while Austin McKeighan served as master of ceremonies. Chief Horace Moore led the Rupert group with five officers from West Rupert, including Gor man Smith and William Laurie. The evening featured dancing and a birthday surprise for Mrs. Walther.
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Rupert
Charles Sherman
Elbert Sherman
Merritt Morey
Wilson Lourie
Mrs. Walther
Pancake supper for dads by Troop 331 in Shafts bury
Scouts of Boy Scout Troop 331 hosted a father son pancake and sausage supper at the Shafts bury Firehouse attended by about 80 people. Two Silver Beaver awardees Barton Jenks and George Tisdale were present. The event aimed to show scouting as a training process and not just a social group, with plans for 1968 advancement and two canoe kits ordered for eligible boys who hold swimming and lifesaving badges.
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Lynn Bunk
Allan Sands
Shaftsbury
Stacy
Boy Scout
Barton Jenks
George Tisdale
Henry Freeley
Grange Shushan Hosts Saturday Card Party
The Shushan Grange will hold a card party Saturday night at 8 with prizes and refreshments available.
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Shushan Grange
Williams Talk At Williams Explores Viet War Impact On China
Prof Ishwer C Ojha of Boston University will lecture at Williams College Jesup Hall on China and Vietnam. The talk analyzes how the Vietnam War influenced Chinese politics, hawks and doves within Peking, and possible Chinese intervention and control over Hanoi's policy.
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Williamstown
Mass
Ishwer C. Ojha
Boston University
China
Vietnam
Jesup Hall
Williams College
India
Ojha
Lucknow University
Peking
Hanoi
Adult Education Course In Anthropology Planned
A new adult education course on anthropology examines what aspects of human behavior stem from primate origins. It explores the meaning of the term race and what insights human nature offers from evolutionary perspectives.
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Williamstown
Mass
Marlboro College Lecture Speaker Tonight
Marlboro College will host John S. Russell, Marlboro College American studies teacher, in an 8 p.m. lecture in the college dining hall. His topic is The Master Style or Norman’s Conquests. Russell, a 1966 Marlboro grad, is on leave from Brown University. His wife Michele also teaches at Marlboro.
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Marlboro
John S. Russell
Marlboro College
Norman
Russell
Brown University
Michele
South Road
Fire Company Auxiliary Elects Officers
SHAFTSBURY The Shafts bury Fire Company Auxiliary elected officers at its annual meeting last week. They are Mrs. Mary Stevens president, Mrs. Joyce Scarey vice president, Mrs. Zietta Thom secretary, Mrs. Julia Booth treasurer, and Mrs. Mabel Mattison flower fund. It was announced that annual dues and payment to the flower fund will be due at the next meeting. Plans were discussed for an Easter dance to be held April 20. The group will hold the annual banquet at Mt Anthony Country Club April 17. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Marion Becker and Mrs. Florence Beebe.
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Shaftsbury
Shaftsbury Fire Company
Mary Stevens
Joyce Scarey
Zietta Thom
Julia Booth
Mabel Mattison
Flower Fund
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Marion Becker
Florence Beebe
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