Manikin and Minikin charms Arlington High PTA
The Arlington Eagle reports on the one act play Manikin and Minikin by Alfred Kreymberg presented for the March PTA meeting. Cheryl Blair and Donna Radziejewski portrayed the statues-like figures, with staging and costumes praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China Dolls
Donna Radziejewski
Cheryl Blair
Arlington High School
Thespians
PTA
Doyle
Alfred Kreymberg
Manikin
Minikin
John Secor
Neil Knapp
Michael Zimmer
Alan Mears
Joanne King
Kathleen Kenny
Mary Margaret Henning
Pam Blair
Linda James
Curt Albee
Connie Radziejewski
Helen Aaron
Melinda Pelham
Judy Pike
Ann Brush
Carol Leonard
Susan Garneau
George Fisher
Green Mountain Restaurant
Prouty’s Antiques of
Sunderland
Thomas Ranney
Good Life Retiring John Clement Last Searsburg Farmer
Searsburg man John Clement retires at 80 as the last active farmer lumberman and sugar maker in town. A native of Searsburg he lived a life of seasonal work from hogs and cattle to potatoes oats and fodder plus lumbering, through which he defined a way of life and local history. He grew up near The Maples on Crozier farm and walked to Eames School each day, with farm chores shaping his fitness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsburg
John Clement
Clement
Crosier Farm
Warren LeRay
Albert Noel
Eames
South Road
Clara Day
John
Readsboro
Stamford
Wilmington
Bennington
Sev
Wilmington Village Caps Tax Rate At Fifty Cents
In Wilmington Village amid bad weather 60 voters approved cutting the tax rate from 65 to 50 cents for each dollar of the grand list to fund police protection and snow removal. Trustees were to seek an extra $1,000 from town officials, snow removal discretion remained with village trustees, and three-year terms were set for several local officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Philip Ware
Roger Maynard
Raymond Lovay
Rufus Horton
Porter Farwell
Howard Mills
Lovay
Farwell
North Bennington church ban quet and scout notices
The North Bennington Baptist Church holds a father and son banquet March 14 at 6 30 p m in the social rooms with a roast beef supper. Tickets from Robert Peckham Mackey Rackliffe or Mrs Shaw. Southside Circle meets March 18 at Mrs Leo Maxon home 7 30 p m silent auction items needed. Scouts seek sewing help for uniform kits led by Mrs Bruce LaVigne. Norshaft Senior Girl Scout troop to attend a Senior Scout Con-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington Baptist Church
Robert Peckham
Robert Mackey
Earlon Rackliffe
Stanley Shaw
Southside
Circle of the Baptist Church
Leo Maxon
Clave
Cliffside
Burlington
Bruce la Vigne
Pownall Local Troopers Head to White River Junction Disaster Area
The Pownall Local members of the Auxiliary State Police Marcel Langlais Harold Hicks Francis Sheridan and Siegfried Tolle depart for White River Junction declared a disaster area. Commissioner Baumann asks Bennington unit to aid traffic control during the weekend after a CD meeting and Rutland issuance of regulation uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary State Police
Marcel A. Langlais
Harold P. Hicks
Francis Sheridan
Siegfried Tolle
White River Junction
William H. Baumann
Local Notices From Vermont Churches And Community Events
A bulletin of social notes from East Arlington and surrounding towns lists residents visiting hospitals and relatives including Cavendish and Bennington. Funeral attendees from multiple towns gather for Harry Ward's service in North Bennington in January after police training. The Wesleyan Class of Pownal Methodist Church sponsors a rummage sale to fund a floor project. March church events include a Personal Dilemma lesson, Youth Fellowship, Advocates meeting, Lenten service, Easter choir prep, and a Wesleyan Advocate class attendance contest with a victory supper on March 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Methodist Church
Otis Dorman
Harry W. Beals Sr
James H. Bagley
Youth Fellowship
Christian Advocates
James Quinn
Miriam Sanborn
Pownal - Petersburg - Taconic Valley
William O’dell
Wesleyan
Advocate
Advocates
Hoosick Falls News and Village Board Actions
Hoosick Falls student Donna Therriault was hospitalized at Albany Medical Center after a prolonged illness. The St Patrick's Day social at Hoosick Falls Elks Club features corned beef and cabbage, music by Paul Kreiger and Paul Trio, with tickets from William Murphy. Village Board discussed disreputable property at 5 First St and accepted the resignation of longtime water plant chief John Hughes. Woodcock Bros. of Smiths Basin dug test holes for extra village water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Therriault
Hoosick Falls Central School
Hilaire Therriault
Abbot Street
Albany Medical Center
Donna
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Paul Kreiger
Paul Trio
William J. Murphy
Larry Lasser
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First St
Harold Cutler
Cutler
John J
Brock) Hughes
Water Committee
Woodcock Bros. of
Smiths Basin, N.Y
North Bennington Voters to Act on Tax Rate Tuesday
North Bennington voters decide at the March 17 village meeting on a 2.30 total village and highway tax if two articles pass. The budget totals 30,597 with 14,200 for highway and 16,397 for general expenses plus five cent surcharges for a new village truck and fire truck sinking fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Water Street
Battenkill Grange hosts baking contest winners
Mrs. Clarence Decker Jr. won first prize for cinamon rolls at the Battenhill Grange baking contest held March 4 in Grange Hall. Abbey Baker took second with East Arlington resident E J Curran finishing third. In the juvenile division Kathy Clayton led, Kathy Davis second, Debby King third, with Mrs George Cooledge in charge and Mrs Al Clayton as juvenile matron. Members set a meeting at Grange Hall March 15 at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Decker Jr
Battenhill Grange
Grange Hall
Abbey Baker
E.J. Curran
East Arlington
Kathy Clayton
Kathy Davis
Debby King
George Cooledge
Home Economics
al Clayton
Battenkill Grange
West Arlington
Women of St James to Hear Mission Talk and Film
The Women of St James meet March 16 at 8 p.m. in church rooms with speaker Mrs James B Campbell addressing The Second Mile of Caring, followed by a Puerto Rico film. The American Legion hosts a chicken pie supper Saturday at 6 p.m. in Legion rooms for members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James
James B. Campbell
Missions and Supply
Puerto Rico
The
American Legion
Legion
1-40 Club Meeting In Shaftsbury Clubrooms
The 1-40 Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the clubrooms with Mrs. Mae Reed as hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Reed
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arlington Eagle
AHS
Honor Society
U.S. Air Corps
Gail Squires
WAF
Elizabeth Dwyer
Norshaft
Vera Langlais
Mrs
Carl Towery
Donald Secoy
Cavendish
Roland Pero
Miner Clark
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Medric Grover
Grover
John Donahue
Boston
Mass
Richard Griswold
Schenectady
N.,y
Arol Ward Sr
Arol Ward Jr
Elizabeth Lockabee
Grafton
Hector Ward
Jay Paul Ward Jr
Carl Stratton
Kenneth Hunt
Shaftsbury
Henry Buck
Brunswick
Harry Ward
Everett Squires
Esther Bennington
Mildred Cole
Frederic M. Simmons
Methodist Church
Edith Beaumont
ST. Patrick’s Social
Richard H. Dwyer
Nelson L. Payne
Arthur E. Wickenden
George E. Bushee
Lloyd Pratt
Edward Legacy Jr
Donald Cherbonneau
Fred Welling
Kendall Rich
Edgar Matteson
John Lowie
Sanford Buxbaum
Matteson
Lowre
Buxbaum
West
Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Helene Thompson
Shaftsbury S
Ligcett Bosworth
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vt
Idairy Realty Corporation
Life Health & Accident
Walnut Street
Agawam
Massachusetts
Agawam Shopping Center
Professional Center
Main Line Homes
Manvine Homes
Je’us Manville
American Otancand
Alsamite
Capitel Pras.ts
Wayne
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