Arlington Scouts Camp On Mountain
Twenty members of Troop 34 with scoutmaster Rob ert Lindsey and assistant Jordan Ulery Jr spent a weekend on Woodford Mountain in Operation Snowflake. They hiked rallied to a cabin, kids returned for a basketball game, and demonstrations of knife and ax use followed by skits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Troop 34
BSA
Robert Lindsey
Jordan Ulery Jr
Woodford Mountain
John Moore
James Ulery
Barry Mattison
Peter Kendall
Charles Howard
Mike Hayden
Chris James
Frederick
Peter Hirsch
Mark Albee
Robert Mass
Peter Woodard
Harvey
John Halbur
William Moore
Mike Lindsey
John Hess
Billy Bell
Kelly
Lee Owen
John Ulery
Frederick Hawley
Joseph Galli
Sunderland area 4-H club plans for Demonstration Day and sewing show
East Arlington Sunderland Roaring Branch 4-H Club met to discuss bowling Saturdays and a sewing style revue for the girls. Plans include Demonstration Day and fund raising by the Sunderland Schools Association. A brush party was discussed and officers will be elected in April. Mrs. Ellery Lawrence advertised sale of remaining occasion cards. Gerald Raftery, Sunderland librarian, had a New York Times piece on high school reading. Miss Rene Hayden entertained with guitar and folk songs at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring Branch
4-H
Sunderland Schools Association
Ellery Lawrence
Gerald Raftery
Sunderland
Maretha Canfield Library
Arlington
New York Times
Raftery
Elizabeth, N.J
Rene Hayden
Town House
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Hayden
Five Flys
Manchester
Robert Jordan
Fred Lyons
Clifton Hall
Byron Hazelton
Burton Snow
Foster Colvin
PTA
Robert McWaters
PTA Health
Bernard Leamy
Dorothy Hager
Arthur Wickenden
Wickenden
Lisa Tate
George H. Elwell
Stanley Rosen
McWaters
NBHS
Francis Woodcock
Mt. Anthony
Carl Hahn
Green Cathedral
William J. Murphy
Hudson Valley Community Colege
Association
Charles H. Cheney
New York State Congress of Parents and Teachers
Murephy
State University of New York At Albany
Vocational Education Plans At Mt Anthony High School
North Bennington residents heard details at a PTA meeting on Mt Anthony Union High School vocational program plans. Mrs. McCullough outlined funding, course offerings in electricity electronics auto mechanics and more, and the aim to integrate vocational study with core academic subjects toward a comprehensive high school model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union High School
PTA
Union Board
John McCullough
Mt. Anthony
McCullough
Anthony
Vermont
Federal
Office of Education
Vermont Education Department
Completion of Water System Seen at Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village officials approved purchasing a combined chlorinator and fluorinator from Wallace and Tierman Company for 2539 dollars. The system should be installed and operational within 30 days, completing the village water project and enabling fluorine to be added to the water again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Wallace and Tierman Company
James O'Neil
St Marys Academy urges grade 1 registration at convent
Hoosick Falls administrative staff request all parents to register their children for Grade 1 next September at the convent from March 13 to 18 between 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Bus transportation forms are available at the convent or from the academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Mary’s
Williams Play Probes Lack of Communication
Williams plays a 8 p.m. double bill at Burr and Burton Seminary in Manchester as part of the District 3 One Act Play Contest featuring Something Unspoken. Senior Sue Smith and Nancy Jo Howard star with Grace Parker stage managing, while the Freshman Chorus performs music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Tennessee Williams
Mt. St. Joseph Academy
Headmasters’ Association
Peter H. Schoffstall
Willliams
Arthur Miller
Brecht
Albee
Women’s Patriotic Organization
Burr
Burton
Sue Smith
Nancy Jo Howard
Grace Parker
Steve Rosencrantz
Dorset
Ann Kole
Pownal Food Distribution Tonight at Town Office
The March supply of government surplus food has arrived and will be distributed tonight at the town office between 5 and 6. Selectman Arthur E. George is in charge. The third in a series of four card parties sponsored by the Pownal Center Fire Department will be held at the firehouse Saturday night at 8 with Earl Ryder and Sanfri Kauppi in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. George
Pownal Center
Earl Ryder
Sanfri Kauppi
Hawkins Memorial Library Names Directors
Four directors and officers were elected at the Hawkins Memorial Library quarterly meeting. Directors re elected were Mrs. Arthur Howard and Mrs. Arthur Jones for two years. new members are Mrs. James Williamson and Mrs. Thomas Morgan for one year. Officers elected were Mrs. Jones president, Mrs. Bliss Hulet vice president, Mrs. Fred Stacy secretary, and Mrs. Elmer Berm treasurer. Seventy eight new books ordered for all grades. Next meeting May 10.
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Shaftsbury
Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library
Arthur Howard
Arthur Jones
James Williameson
Thomas Morgan
Hiel Reed
Henry Bunk
Reed
Jones
Bliss Hulet
Fred Stacy
Elemer Berm
Becker Nominated Fire Chief For Next Year At Meeting
Charles C. Becker was unanimously recommended for fire chief at a monthly fire company meeting last week. The recommendation will be voted on at the fire district’s annual meeting in April. Becker said he will lead a pumper course at the firehouse on the second and fourth Thursdays of the month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Charles C. Becker
Becker
Shaftsbury School Fashion Show Planned by Association
Shaftsbury Miss Andrea Kenyon will be commentator as the Shaftsbury School Association presents a spring fashion show Friday at 7 30 P M in the North Bennington High School gym. Area stores will display a large variety of clothing and the group includes several local participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Andrea Kenyon
Shaftsbury School Association
North Bennington High School
Church School Guild Plans Spring Fashion Show
The Church School Guild of the Wilmington Congregational Church meets March 21 at 8 p.m. at Bissel Parish House Grants Vogue and Vanity list local shops as show sponsors. Shaftsbury parents and children chosen to model. Entertainment between scenes. Committee arranging the show includes Mrs. Jean Miller and other members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church School Guild of the
Wilmington Congregational Church
Bissel
Grants
Vogue
Vanity
Drysdale’s
Country Casuals
Fasheion Fair
Fishman’s
Charlestown Mills
Nichols and
Nicho Ols
Shaffe’s
Burt Brothers
Adams Clothes
Shaftsbury
Jean Miller
Mary Lou Cross
Elizabeth Faris
Margaret Dailey
Ellen Elwell
Eliza M. Harrington
Aileen Saevela
Lois Wade
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Arlington Scouts
East
Amelia Lawrence
Carl Benjamin
Carl Benjamin Jr
South
Florida
Leo Benjamin
PTA Hears Union School
Edith Beaumont
Williams
Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of the
Church of the Immacueate Conception
Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad Inc
Alfred Ellis
U.S.A
WINS
Wallace and Tiernan
O'Neil
Vrooman
Fisher and Porter Company
O’neil
Fisher and Porter
Leo Albowicz
Donald St. Hilaire
Main Street
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Woolworths
Woolworth's
Woolworth’s
Shaftsbury School Group
Carlo Walter HO
Bennington, VT
Smirnoff
Julie Newmar
ST Pierre
Main St
Torin
Swift
Armour Star
Armour’s
Columbia
Armour
Tin
Borden Family Treat
California
Bock Beerishere
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