Manchester School Board names Fleming chairman
Ralph F. Fleming Jr was named chair man of Manchester School Directors at Monday night session. Dr Clifford B Harwood became recording secretary and Eugene V Kayatta joined the board. The meeting reviewed policy write ups and approved student March of Dimes collections and two band trips to Burlington and Cambridge. Heating system repairs and possible engineer consultation were discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Ralph F. Fleming Jr
Clifford B. Harwood
Eugene V. Kayatta
Howard B. Ambrose
Manchester Firefighter Training Set
The Manchester Fire Department will sponsor a 45 hour basic firefighting course at the Manchester Center Fire house starting March 17 from 7 to 10 pm. Firemen from surrounding towns are invited to attend with a nominal expense fee. Walter B. Read will instruct the class and Howard C. Dailey coordinates arrangements. Contact Dailey at 362-1136.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Vermont State Firefighters Association
Manchester Center
Walter B. Read
East Dorset
VSFA
Howard C. Dailey
USFA
Dailey
Pownal Welcomes Marion's Beauty Shop Opening
Marion's Beauty Shop opened in Pownal on U S 7 in a 28 by 20 addition to the Sincluico home. Mrs. James Sinclair, a LaBaron graduate with 1500 hour credentials, will be assisted by manager Mrs. Beryl Palmer of Bennington. The shop operates Tuesday to Saturday 9 to 5 offering beauty services for women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Pownals
Marion
James Sincluhe
LaBaron Hairdressing Academy
Pittsfield
Mass
Beryl Palmer
Bennington
U.S. 7
Sincluico
Pour Les Femmes
West Arlington-Sandgate Notes and Community Updates
The West Arlington Home Dem Group meets March 25 at 1 30 p.m. at the Community House with Marian Harris discussing New Fabrics and Curnel Vaughn on refreshments. A Bennington Council planning meeting follows March 26 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the same house, led by president Mrs William Nolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Arlington Home Dem
Marian Harris
Curnel Vaughn
Bennington Council
Home Dem
William Nolan
Bennington Seaman Enters Navy Fire Control School
Bennington seaman William Francis Pellerin has entered the Navy Firecontrol Technician School at Great Lakes Illinois for about 24 weeks. He enlisted in early November 1963 as a junior college graduate and served two weeks leave over Christmas. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Robert J Pellerin of 204 Park Street and is a July 1961 graduate of Vermont Technical College and June 1961 graduate of Bennington Catholic High.
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William Francis Pellerin
U.S. Navy
Navy
Great Lakes
Ill
Seaman Pellerin
Robert J. Pellerin
Park St
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
Bennington Cathlic High
Four Korners Klub to Meet March 16 on South Street
Hoosick Ada M Breer lists the Four Korners Klub holding a regular meeting March 16 with Mr and Mrs William Brown as hosts on South Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korners Klub
William Brown
South Street
Too Much Phosphate Waste of Money
Vermonters should reconsider phosphate use as soil carries residue from long time application. Agronomist Win Way notes not to eliminate phosphates but to test soils before buying fertilizer. A soil test helps avoid wasting $10 to $15 per acre and guides needed nutrients for crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont
UVM Extension Agronomist
Cooperative Tennessee Valley Authority
Way
ACP
Community notices from Green Mountain Patriots meeting to church groups
Constance M. Jordan notes an open meeting by the Green Mountain Patriots at 8 30 p m tonight in the Elementary School. A film A Taste of Victory in Keala India will be shown. The Guild of St Margaret of Zion Church meets Thursday at 2 p m at Mrs Edward Reilly’s home. The Service Club of the First Baptist Church plans a Thursday supper at 6 p m followed by its meeting. Zion Church hosts pot luck before weekly Lenten services with supper at 6 30 p m and services at 7 45 p m. Manchester Fire Department holds its annual banquet at the Batten Kill Inn on April 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Mountain Patriots
Keala
India
St. Margaret of Zion Church
Edward Reilly
First Baptist Church
Zion Church
Manchester Fire Department
Battenkill Inn
Manchester Rescue Squad to Revive Resusci-Anne
A first aid course begins March 15 at 7 30 p m at the Elementary School with a Resusci Anne life size doll from the Brattleboro Fire Department for practice. Arthur J Guyette leads instruction assisted by Charles Goodwin Tommy Molloy and Albert Kent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Rescue Squad
Manchester
Brattleboro
Brattleboro Fire Department
Bromley Ski Patrol
Guyette
Bromley
Charles Goodwin
Weston
Tommy Molloy
Dorset
Albert Kent
Londonderry
BSA Dinner in Rutland to Honor Scouters
The Green Mountain Council BSA based in Rutland will host its annual Scouters Recognition Dinner at the Church of the Good Shepherd in Rutland on Saturday. Guest speaker R. Glenn Singleton, Boston based regional scout executive, heads Region One covering six New England states. Singleton, formerly scout executive of the National Capital Area Council, led a 40 member staff plus 35 office and camp personnel and oversaw strong growth in the nation’s top metro councils. He is a Texas native.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Green Mountain Council
BSA
Addison
Bennington
Church of the Good Shepherd
William Beck
R. Glenn Singleton
Boston
Mass
Singleton
New England
National Capital Area Council
Washington, D.C
Texas
Second Polio Clinic Set For Dorset
The second Sabin oral polio clinic will be held Wednesday March 18 from 1 30 to 4 p m at Dorset Elementary School. Type III vaccine administered by Mrs A McElroy R N of Rutland. The clinic is free and open to residents aged two months through 29 years. Children under 21 require written parental permission. Dorset polio chair Mrs Gordon Mooney answers questions. Dinner highlights include two silver Beavers awards to Green Mountain Council volunteers.
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Dorset
A. McElroy
R.N
Rutland
Dorset School Board Sets Budget Discussion Evening
The Dorset School Board will host a budget discussion Friday March 13 at 8 p.m. in Dorset Elementary School attendance open to all interested residents. Nearby, Mrs. Carl Ramsay spotted a robin and song sparrow by West Road as signs of early spring. The Dorset area also notes a United Church women’s meeting March 18 at 2 p.m. in the vestry where Mrs. Lester Leake Riley will review Katherine Bowen’s Sir Francis Drake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset School Board
Dorset
Carl Ramsay
West Road
Women’s Fellowship of the
United Church of
Lester Leake Riley
Katherine Drinker Bowen
Sir Francis Drake
Riley
Vermont
Holmes
John Adams
Queen Elizabeth
Edward Coke
Wilmington Student Earns Highest Honors
Sue Hanson of Wilmington at the University of New Hampshire made the Dean's List for the first semester with a 3.7 to 4.0 average, achieving the highest scholastic rating of all A grades.
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Wilmington
Sue Hanson
University of New Hampshire
Miss Hanson
Psychiatrist To Discuss Mental Health of Children
Manchester talk will be given by Dr. Hans Huessy of Burlington on emotional disturbances in children. The final session in a three part series on the community's stake in mental illness is scheduled for Monday afternoon March 16 at 2 30 at the Elementary School under Manchester Wel.
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Manchester
Hans Huessy
Burlington
Huessy
Manchester Wel
Fare and Nursing Association
King B. Frazer
Historical Society To Meet In Dorset VT March 19
Dorset Historical Society announces a program meeting March 19 at 8 p.m. in the United Church vestry. Robert McIntyre will trace early Dorset artists and the formation of the Southern Vermont Artists Association and the Art Center. William Gilbert will present a Kent family talk based on Miss Anna Gilbert’s research. The Kent Tavern connection and Dean Faussett conjectures will be noted. The meeting invites all to suggest future summer projects.
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Dorset
The
Dorset Historical Society
United Church of
East Rupert
Robert McIntyre
Vermont
Association of Southern Vermont Artists
Art Center
Kent
Anna Gilbert
William Gilbert
Cephas Kent
Dean Fausett
Society
North Bennington student to lead UVM association slate
A North Bennington junior becomes president of the University of Vermont Student Association. Richard Badger, long-time SA treasurer, heads the new 1964 65 slate of officers, succeeding Richard Page of Cumberland Md.
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North Bennington
UVM
Richard Badger
Richard Page
Cumberland
Pownal Group Postpones Meeting. March 17 Set
The Pownal Parent-Teacher Group postponed its meeting due to weather. President William Davis set March 17 at 8 p.m. in the Center School. Mrs. Henry W. Bassen announced the March of Dimes drive in South Pownal raised 40.37 dollars. A St Patrick Record Hop by North Pownal Girls Cheerleader Team is planned for Friday 7 to 11 p.m. at the North Pownal Firehouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
William Davis
Center School
Henry W. Bassen
South Pownal
March of Dimes
Bassen
Frank Haley
George Renner
Deanna Beals
Robert Dorman
Barbara Roy
Cheryl Ostrander
Beverly George
Kathleen Little
St. Patrick’s
North Pownal
North Pownal Firehouse
Jane Pudvar
Mary Burdick
Nancy Buck
Linda Burdick
Barbara Smith
Linda Jacobsen
Fire Department
North Pownal Bulldogs
Sharon Jelley
Goldwater Heads Ballot In California Republican Primary
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan said Barry Goldwater would be listed first on the June 2 California Republican presidential ballot as his qualifying signatures led the field. Goldwater backers filed 23 732 signatures, nearly double the required amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Barry Goldwater
California
Frank M. Jordan
Goldwater
Shaftsbury Association Sees Film As Assignment Children
The Shaftsbury School Association screened a UNICEF funded film by Danny Kaye about children benefiting from aid in Asia. After the film, funds to operate the playground this summer were discussed. A nominating committee proposed a new slate for April. An attendance banner and Easter refreshment table were planned by local members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Asia
Unicef
Shaftsbury School Association
Danny Kaye
Geraldine Hulett
Eileen Flynn
Audrey Jones
Mary Moriarty
Natalie Marsh
Robert Jarvis
Bernard Harris
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Fleming
Cambridge
N.Y
West
Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Floyd Bentley
Edward Kimball
Rye
Marian Phillips
Pelham
Kimballs
Don Trachie Jr
Don Marsh
Bill Miles
Hanover
N.H
Chuck
Marsh
Buddy Warner
Egon Zimmerman
Cannon Mountain
C. B. Vaughn
Suzanne Chaffee
Killington
Rebel Ryan
Pico
W. I. Stearns
Florida
St. Petersburg
Albert Masts
Sandgate Road
William F. Pellerin
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Constance M. Jordan
Arthur J. Guyette
SWIFT
Madkour
Central
MKT
United States Brewers Association, Inc
P. O
Montpelier
Oklahoma
Dallas
Marden Skinner
Emily Chandler
A.F. Bassett
Mrs
August Schramm
Little Red School
Route 30
Schramms Real Estate
Wells Realtors
Carolyn Mower
Stockbridge
Buxton School
Chaillot
North Adams State College
Buxton Theatre
Glenview
Elizabeth Dwyer
Vera Langlais
Sealy
Dustramen. Furniture Incorporated
ELM Street
Ravery
Shaftsbury Association
Main ST
Ffice Inc
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