Court Set For Youths At Falls
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Two area youths are to appear in family court Monday night and a third before Village Justice on a criminal mischief charge after rocks were thrown at Raleigh Tatro residence near First and River streets. A sign at Forrest Reed home was taken and broken, with pieces left at Murphy's Grocery. Earlier police responded to a Youth Center dance where some intoxicated youths caused trouble and one boy reported being beaten. Police report a muddy boy outside the Center claimed to have been assaulted. Dorset Sportsmen’s Club donated 46 to Dorset Elementary and 48.03 to Manchester Elementary for wildlife books.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Robert Shiland
River Street
Raleigh Tatro
First
River Streets
Forrest Reed
Murphy’s Grocery
Frank Demick
North Bennington School Board approves non graded plan
The North Bennington School Board approved a modified non graded proposal by Principal Robert Kellogg to group students by reading and math levels rather than grades. The plan, applying to Grades 1-5 for reading and 1-5 for math with Grade 6 exceptions, includes testing and possible NDEA funding to support placement and remediation.
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North Village School Board
North Bennington
Robert Kellogg
Lawrence Powers
Mathainal Kellogg
Leon F. Wagner
Arlington Wins District One-Act Play Contest
Arlington Memorial High School won the district one act play contest with Ismeme and Antigone by Peter H Schoffstall directed by Mrs Schoffstall and Dale Gilmour. Cast included Cheryl Salter Katie Elwell Sue James and others. judges were Mildred Lidstone Robert Spindler and Robert Arnold. The Arlington entry advances to the Vermont State regional competition in Bellows Falls on March 23.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Cheryl Salter
Katie Elwell
Sue James
Phil Richards
Tony Hover
Ricki Lawrence
Wilmington
John Rice
Kathryn Moyer
Billie Jean Brown
Robert Covey
Mildred Lidstone
Wallingford
Robert Spindler
Springfield
Robert Arnold
Brandon
Vermont
Bellows Falls
Ismene
Antigone
Peter H. Schoffstall
East Dorset
Mount Anthony Union High School
Wilmington High
Crean
Lieutenant
Rick Lawrence
Haemon
Soldier
Susan James
the Old Woman
Henning
Four Korners Klub to Meet at Hoosick Falls Home
Hoosick Ada M. Breer 686 7275 reports the Four Korners Klub will meet Thursday night March 28 with Mr and Mrs Everett F James at 1 Rogers Ave Hoosick Falls.
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Korners Klub
Everett F. James
Rogers Ave
Hoosick Falls
Burr and Burton students vie for Vermont youth council
Manchester and Londonderry rally nominees Melanie Otis and Peter Riker, both juniors at Burr and Burton Seminary, seek election to the State Cabinet of Vermont Congregational Conference Youth in Montpelier on March 30. Vision testing in Manchester schools continues under the Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association with Nurse Mrs Towne and assistant Mrs Porter testing over 800 students. The Buxton School cast from Williamsville Mass presented The Crucible at Burr and Burton with notable local connections. Spring co recrea tional volley ball at Manchester Elementary School gym begins Monday at 7 with hopes for future leagues.
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Peter Riker
Burr and Burton Seminary
State Cabinet of Vermont Congregational Conference
Londonderry
Pilgrim Fellowship
First Congregational Church
Montpelier
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
William Towne
Oakley K. Porter
Crucible
Buxton School
Williamstown
Mass
Arthur Miller
BBS Student Council
William Bell
Buxton
Bruce Meachem
Atty
Sydney Meachem
Dorset
Giles Corey
Jill Fuller
Concord
N.H
Fritz Dillmann
East Manchester
Abigail Williams
Manchester
Herbert Bowen
MES
Mount Anthony senior to attend Syracuse University School of Art
Jennifer Agard, a senior at Mount Anthony Union High School, has been accepted to Syracuse University School of Art for September 1968. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Agard of West Street, she moved from Amherst, Massachusetts this winter and plans studies in crafts and sculpture. The Baptist Women’s Fellowship meets at Mrs. Merritt Hewitt Jr.’s home Tuesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Mount Anthony Union High School
Syracuse University School of Art
Jennifer
Robert Agard
West Street
Amherst
Mass
The
Baptist Women’s Fellowship
Merritt Hewitt Jr
Alfred Scott
Abbie LeClair
Grace Reed
Ray Crosier
Frank Millington
Earlon Rackliffe
Edith Peters
Sunderland Arlington school union talks stress urgency
Sunderland and Arlington school boards discussed forming a union again with a sense of urgency. Lawrence urged quick action while details such as funding and facility expansion were debated. If a K 12 union fails, Sunderland may build its own near Arlington. any plan will require sharing Arlington’s debt and costs. Other notes include a scout lodge meeting in Belmont and Navy basic training graduation for Seaman Apprentice Jay L Whitten.
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Arlington
Sunderland
Albert R. Lawrence
Arlington Board
Lawrence
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Arlington Memorial High School
Fisher School
William Towne
Ira Manross
Manross
Neil M. Cross
Bennington - Rutland
Sunderland Board
Seaman Appren
Jay L. Whitten
USNR
Lawrence V. Whitten
Maple Hill Road
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Arlington Memorial High School addition work set to start
Arlington school directors said footings for the Arlington Memorial High School addition would be poured next week if weather allows. State aid payments of 30000 were due soon with bonds for additions to two schools planned for sale in early April. The board approved the 1968 69 program including two new courses in applied mathematics and advanced biology and a 176 day school year.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Arnold Wilcox
Wilcox
Ira Manross
Fisher Elementary
Boston
William H. Towne
Hoosick Falls Elks Dinner Dance Tickets Sold Out
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks reports tickets for a steak dinner dance Saturday night are sold out. Donald Fairbanks chairs the event. The Hoosick Falls Senior Center plans a board party and social Monday at 8 PM. Prizes and refreshments will be provided. Elizabeth D. Davison of North Hoosick Road earned Phi Beta Kappa membership at Connecticut College for Women after Hoosick Falls Central School. Gail Whittet and Thomas Lemon, both Hoosick Falls Central School alumni, were named to the Albany Business College dean's list.
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Hoosick Falls
Tanzania
Gail Whittet
Peter Whittet
Wall St
Thomas Lemon
Henry Lemon
Second St
Albany Business College
Hoosick Falls Central School
Godard Lecture Canceled At Williams College
Canceled lecture by French film director Jean Luc Godard in Jesup Hall Williams College was called off due to illness delaying his U S tour, with word that he cannot complete the planned stops.
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Williamstown
Mass
Jean-Luc Godard
Jesup Hall
Williams College
Godard
United States
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