Star of the Week honors go to McGurn and Lyons in bowling
Edward McGurn and Claire Lyons win Star of the Week honors for top scores this week. McGurn posted a 559 triple on the W. T. Grant team with 213 147 and 199 games, while Lyons led Lonergan & Thomas with 182 156 and 154 for a 492 total. Details cover league play, team totals, and upcoming ABC tournament notes with prize funds and entrants.
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Edward McGurn
Claire Lyons
W. T. Grant
Claire
Lonergan & Thomas
Ed McGurn
County National Bank
County National
Noyes
Finnegan
Bushee
Wansbury
Hogel
Jean Hoisington
Joyce Saliba
Helen Harrington
Pat Woodward
Bennington Lanes
John Lyons
Arnold Brogue
Hoosick Falls
Marcia Ryder
Mabel Young
Virginia McCullough
Erma Kennedy
Union Carbide
Kay Martin
Kathy Bacon
Paul Pike
Ronnie White
Mitch Kahwajy
Bob Townsend
Sue Bull
Frank Churchill
Bob Pellerin
Dan Distasio
Jim DeVito
Ben-Mont
Jim
Pomona Grange Notes Detail Local Activities and Plans
Grange notes from Taconic Grange Shaftsbury report Everett Lillie presiding in place of the ill master. Officers named include Florence Hattat home economics chair, Betty Lillie pianist, Ray Wilbur legislative chair. Reports by Gleason Coole edge Wood and youth led by Lillie and Wilbur. Banquet at Fisher Elementary Arlington Saturday. unsold tickets due to lecturer Belle Decker by Thursday. Go to Church Service July 25 in Sunderland with Rev. Bucklin speaking. Resolution urging New York to raise minimum age to 21 for teen drivers. Agricultural Night features songs and play with Viola Wilcox, William Hattat, Rita Groff. film Trails by Water narrated by Lowell Thomas. Dairy water public health focus. sanitation program for dairy farms. Next meeting April 13 at Taconic Grange Hall with Bennington host. Youth night with youths in officer chairs. dairy prize and talent contest. All sub lecturers to submit forms by April 7. Fifth degree to be conferred May 11 at Mt Equinox Grange. Refreshments served.
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Pomona Grange
Fisher Elementary
Arlington
Belle Decker
St. Patrick
Viola Wilcox
William Hattat
Erin’s Isle
Rita Groff
John C. Page
Lowell Thomas
Taconic Grange Hall
Bennington
William Wilbur
Mt. Equinox Grange
Peru Resident Leads Tour Of European Ski Cities
Peru resident John Shuell a Stratton ski instructor and resident with wife Nancy and three children leads a group of Stratton Ski Club members to Kitzbuhl St Moritz Davos Klosters Amsterdam Munich Zurich and Paris. They depart Amsterdam for New York City on April 1 after visiting Europe.
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Peru
John Shuell
Stratton
Nancy
Stratton Ski Club
Kitzbuhl
St. Moritz
Davos
Klostens
Amsterdam
KLM
Royal Dutch
Munich
Zurich
Paris
New York City
Schuell
Europe
Auxiliary Sets Charm Course Opens in Shaftsbury
Dr Eliza beth Faris spoke at the first Charm course meeting at Shaftsbury school with 30 girls from Grades 7 and 8 attending. A session on skin and nail care followed weighing and weight and diet discussions. The VFW Post 1332 Ladies Auxiliary sponsors the program with Mrs Ernest Costa guiding meetings.
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Shaftsbury
Elizabeth Faris
Faris
VFW
Ernest Costa
North Bennington Village Meeting Tonight on 1965 Projects
North Bennington trustees present the annual village report detailing the firehouse on Prospect Street, funded by a $38,000 loan plus $20,000contributed by local donors. The report covers new equipment purchases, lighting upgrades, street resurfacing, and a planned tax rate increase to $1.80 next year, with bond final payments freeing funds for debt relief in 1966.
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Hall Park McCullough
John G. McCullough
William R. Scott
Lincoln Square
Water Street
Vermont
Homecoming Notes From Vermont to Florida
West Arlington-Sandgate residents report moves and returns as Betty Trachte travels from Daytona Beach to Vermont. The Peru School Board plans a basement stage, and local 4-H members train for Demonstration Day with knife and axe use. Names include Hughes Finney Saville Holton Baker Crandall Norse and Stokes. The Trachties praise Vermont's home hospitality after a Florida trip.
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High Hollow Happy Hustlers
4-H
Bernard Baker
Ahair Crandall
Leroy Norse
Jimmy Dailey
Tommy Dibble
Baker
Dale Norse
Danny Crandall
WSCS Votes To Increase Annual Pledge
Shaftsbury First Methodist Church notes the Woman's Society of Christian Service voting to raise its annual pledge to the Troy Conference. A nominating committee chaired by Mrs. Lucy Mattison will present officers at the April 13 meeting, which includes an 80 minute Albert Schweitzer film and a St. Patrick's Day themed reception hosted by Mrs. Louise McDonald, Ardella Morin, and Mary Stevens.
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Shaftsbury
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Troy
Lucy Mattison
Louise McDonald
Mary Stevens
Alice Bronson
Albert Schweitzer
Ardella Morin
Eleanor J. Lawrence
Roy Short
Ardella
Sunderland man invited to regional convention in New York
Julius J. Hill of Sunderland has been invited to attend a regional convention by Nation wide Insurance Co. at the Cord Hotel in Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. May 9-11. Hill, an Arlington district agent since 1936, earned this honor for outstanding sales and service. Enterprise Society notes meeting time change to 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. Four members will present book reviews from Adventures In Good Reading. Evening Fellowship Group meets Thursday at Mrs. John Evans’ home at 8. Civil rights will be the discussion topic.
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Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Shartlesville
Julius J. Hill
Sunderland
Nationwide Insurance Co
Concord Hotel
Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
Nationwide
Arlington District
Hill
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church
John Evans
Realtors Hear Bank Official At Bennington Meeting
The bi monthly Bennington County Board of Realtors meeting, led by President Ethel Wells, featured Armand Lampron of Vermont Bank & Trust Co. as guest speaker who outlined a new local branch and mortgage policy outlook. Also present were S. Whitney Dickey of First National Bank of North Bennington and other board attendees.
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Manchester
Bennington County
National Realtors Association
New West
Colburn House
Ethel Wells
Armand Lampron
Vermont Bank & Trust Co
S. Whitney Dickey
First National Bank of
North Bennington
County Board of Regdetors
Philip Hoff
Wells
State Real Estate Commission
Breard H. Hawks
Edith Snare
Dorset
Harold W. Ross
Winehall
Richard Rockwell
Breard Hawks
Rex Doane
Herbert Douglas
Carsol Foster
Samuel Katcher
Battenkill Grange Meeting Rescheduled to March 24
The regular Battenkill Grange meeting is moved from Wednesday to March 24 at 8 p.m. The rehearsal for conferring degrees will be held March 21 at 7 30 p.m.
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Battenkill
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
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Bennington, VT
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