Honor students named at Arlington Memorial School
Arlington Memorial School announces second marking period honorees. Grade 12 high honors Keith Budro Nancy Carpenter. Honors include Shelley Beattie JoAnn Buck John Haugsrud Sandra Jennings Jacquelyn Knox Richard Lawrence James Torrisi Leon Hall Stanley Holton Theresa Laskey Ricci Stroffoleno. Grade 11 high honors Charles Dusha. Honors: Susan Fisher Frederick Hawley Charles Howard Ann Hoyt Jeanne Knox Kathryn Kreel Robert Mass Erika Rodies Sheree Vaughn Derrick Walsh. Grade 10 high honors Linda Lanoue. Honors: James Corey Susan Hall Patricia Hawley Sandra Humprey LouAnn Lambert Joyce Mattison JoAnn Moss Brenda Rice Jeffrey Rice Shelley Salter Diane Squiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Budro
Nancy Carpenter
Shelley Beattie
JoAnn Buck
John Haugsrud
Sandra Jennings
Jacquelyn Knox
Richard Lawrence
James Torrisi
Leon Hall
Stanley Holton
Theresa Laskey
Ricci Stroffoleno
Charles Dusha
Susan _ Fisher
Frederick Hawley
Charles Howard
Ann Hoyt
Jeanne Knox
Kathryn Kreel
Robert Mass
Erika Rodies
Sheree Vaughn
Derrick Walsh
Linda Lanoue
James Corey
Susan Hall
Patricia Hawley
Sandra Humprey
LouAnn Lambert
Joyce Mattison
JoAnn Moss
Brenda Rice
Jeffrey Rice
Shelley Salter
Diane Squiers
Jesus Christ Superstar canceled by Zion Church due to MCA embargo
Manchester Vermont area notes report Zion Episcopal Church Manchester Center cancels Jesus Christ Superstar citing an embargo by Music Corporation of America on all productions. Parish and corporation had differed in good faith but hope for future opportunity after Broadway. Also notes Taft Commandery annual inspection details and a Vermont incident where a freight train hit a school bus near ALGOMA Miss with several children hospitalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Zion Episcopal Church
Manchester Center
Music Corporation of America
Zion Church
Algoma, Miss
UPI
Stork shower honors Mrs. Terry Hoag in Schaghticoke
Walloomsac events note Mrs. Terry Hoag as guest of honor at a stork shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Casey in Schaghticoke on February 26. She received many gifts and a dinner was served as Sunday visits followed with relatives and a birthday celebration for George Wolfrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hoag
Donald Casey
Schaghticoke
Jim Hoag
Edward LaFortune Jr
Julie Ann
Troy
Kenneth Buck
Schenectady
George Wolfrum
Bookmobile to visit Bennington County on Tuesday
The state Department of Libraries bookmobile will stop in Bennington County on Tuesday March 9 with sites at East and Main Streets South Shaftsbury from 9 30 to 10 30 a m Pen Nocks Store Sunderland from 11 15 to 12 15 and the Super Duper parking lot Manchester Center from 1 30 to 3 15 p m Readers of all ages may borrow books and staff will locate requested titles for future trips
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
State Department of Libraries
Bennington County
Cynthia Watters
Main St
South Shaftsbury
Pennock’s
Sunderland
Manchester Center
Sunderland School Meet Urges Rabies Talk March 8
Sunderland citizens invited to 7:30 p.m. meet at the new elementary school where William C. Snow will discuss rabies among wild and domestic animals. The talk covers disease spread, inoculation, Pasteur treatment, and potential human risk with refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland School Association
William C. Snow
County Extension Service
Snow
Pauline Ennis
Expressionless face marks glamour era in Hollywood portraits
UPI correspondent Vernon Scott notes top leading ladies project expressionless faces as glamour icons copy fashion models. He cites Faye Dunaway Mia Farrow Candy Bergen Jane Fonda Katharine Ross Jacqueline Bisset Julie Christie Vanessa Redgrave and others as stone faced, with few exceptions like Mary Tyler Moore Marlo Thomas Doris Day and Jo Ann Pflug who shows animated expressiveness. Pflug recalls attempts for roles despite past bomb projects and hopes for Carole Lombard or Kay Kendall style parts, lamenting today’s mood as if the world were ending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Faye Dunaway
Mia Farrow
Candy Bergen
Jane Fonda
Katharine Ross
Jacqueline Bis
CBS
Peter Falk
Pete Lawford
Vic Morrow
Jo Ann
Kay Kendall
Slaughter in the name of commerce
A protest motion by Friends of Animals led a group of teens from Brooklyn and beyond to tour the Gulf of St. Lawrence near Prince Edward Island by helicopter to witness the seal hunt. They urged airlines Air Canada and SAS to press governments to end the slaughter, noting brutalities and substitutes for seal products.
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New York
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Prince Edward Island
Alice Herrington
Friends of Animals, Inc
Brooklyn
Long Island
Missouri
Miss Herrington
Canada
Norway
Atlantic
Air Canada
SAS
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Arlington School
Arlington
Arlington Memorial School
David Towne
Beverly Wright
Sandra Cross
Diane Dusha
Karen Hanson
Martin Kreel
Hope Lane
Andrea Lewis
Luke Roches
Jeffrey Towne
William Brown
Ann Coley
Gladys Colvin
Elaine Cormier
Princess Crawford
Kathie Leslie
Karen Militzer
Kathleen Thompson
Brenda Wade
Virginia Woodcock
Ayessa Roches
Brian Dorr
Deborah Hayes
Denise Laskey
James Poulin
Anne Towne
Susan Woodard
Taft Commandery No. 8
Masonic Temple
Main Street
Order of Eastern Star
F.W. Littlefield
Peter L. Bulinsky
Vermont
Chester W. Waters
Brandon
Grand Lodge
Walloomsac
Berthahoag
Roscoe Austin
John
Eddie
Richard Guiden
Johanna
Walter Cantelo
Annette McLaughlin
Robert Herrington
Shagticoke
Kenneth Cottrell
LaFonte, Pa
Cottrell
Mrs
Edward Cottrell
Gordon Hoag
Edward Barringer
Rensselaer County Senior Citizens Club
Hoosick Falls
Elsie Enright
Radio City Music Hall
Senior Citizens Room
Elm Street
Senior Citizens’ Coordinating Project
Gerald Raftery
Ali
Ryan
Paramount Pictures
Ali MacGraw
Ryan O'Neal
John Marley
Ray Milland
Paramount Picture
Pittsfield
Mass
Harte Theatre
Vincent Canby
N.Y
Amike Nichols
GAW
Thaeng
Gooderham & Worts Ltd
Peoria, Ill
Peter Sellers
Goldie Hawn
Lore
Williamstown
David Sargent
Ministry of Fisheries
Scandinavian Airlines
Fishman's
Bennington
Bennington, VT
Etep
America
Bennington Hunt ST
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North Adams
Eagle Street
Wickes
Custom Line
North Street
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