Arlington Blood Bank Moves to New Central Location
Arlington officials announce the Red Cross Bloodmobile will operate from St. James Church with Dunbar Hall basement providing space. Parking is ample on Church Road. transportation is available by calling committee members. The drive highlights ongoing donor lists, with 22 families contributing 490 pints in a year and new donors expected to boost attendance.
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Arlington
Red Cross Bloodmobile
St. James Church
Blood Bank
Dunbar Hall
Church Road
James McCabe
Louise Coulman
Richard Wood
Robert Benedict
Arthur Wood
John Wright
Martin Hirsch
Ray Little
George Walsh
James O’neil
Archie Robertson
Sen
Allan Angney
Guenther Mahler
Larry Brush
Jack Secor
Bill Young
Robertsons
Archie
Edward
O’neils
Brushes
Don Keoughs
Ferris
Secors
Hale Company
U.S
McCabe
Manchester Recount Requested After Narrow Town Vote
Clyde Bryant Jr. who lost by 11 votes to incumbents for selectman requests a recount. Stanford Zecher Jr. filed the recount, to be carried out by the Board of Civil Authority Friday at 8 in the Town Office Building. Final tally was 379 Bryant, 390 Zecher, 16 blanks.
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Manchester
Clyde Bryant Jr
Stanford Zecher Jr
Bryant
Clara May Hemenway
Miss Hemenway
Board of Civil Authority
Zecher
Rome Florence and Venice talk at St Patrick's dinner
Hoosick Fails Members of Court St Mary No 30 CDA heard Mrs Harry Harrison describe a visit to Rome Florence and Venice at the St Patrick's dinner meeting Tuesday night Decorations matched the St Patrick's theme and corned beef and cabbage was served by a committee led by Mrs Jacob Brandalik and Mrs A J Salluzzo The Rev Charles E Bauman gave the invocation Gifford McKernon won the war bond award in a recent contest Thomas Guiden urged attendance at the March 28 meeting to select a site for the annual spring banquet and to review restaurant responses and member choices
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Court St. Mary No. 30
CDA
Rome
Florence
Venice
Harry Harrison
St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s
Jacob Brandalik
A.J. Salluzzo
Charles E. Bauman
Gifford McKernon
Thomas Guiden
Taconic Grange invites new members for April 25 meeting
Shaftsbury Mrs. Eunice Myers announces that anyone wishing to join Taconic Grange should contact a grange member immediately as degrees will be conferred at the April 25 meeting. She reminds members to pay 1967 dues.
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Eunice Myers
Taconic Grange
PTA Topic At Hoosick Falls South America
Hoosick Falls Central School PTA meets Monday night in the school cafeteria. Jane Filkins Darcy Miller and Dale Mihuta present slides and movies of their summer trips to South America. Ricardo Soriano of Lima Peru and Claudia Salorzano of Leon Nicaragua visit hosts. A display of South American articles will be shown. Revised by laws to the constitution will be discussed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Manchester Lenten Offering Concert of Sacred Music
Manchester Dorset Interfaith Choir directed by Mrs Walter Rigney presents its fifth annual Evening of Sacred Music at 4 pm Palm Sunday March 19 at Zion Episcopal Church with Junior Inter-Faith Choir led by Eugene V Kayatta and Rhythmic Choir under Mrs Blanchard Stone. No admission charge. offertory supports expenses. Program includes Cantabile Prelude, On Our Way Rejoicing, Hosanna to the Son of David, Were You There, Sanctus, Were You There, and O Sacred Head with postlude Peace Perfect Peace.
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Manchester
Manchester-Dorset
Walter Rigney
Zion Episcopal Church
Eugene V. Kayatta
Blanchard Stone
Stone
Orrin Beattie
Joseph Stannard
Cesar Franck
Manchester - Dorset
Ringheiser
Pownal PTA Plans Food Sale and Easter Ham Sale
Twenty three members of the Pownal Parent Teacher Group met Tuesday night to plan a food sale on April 8 at Center School with Mrs. Patterson Mason and Dufresne in charge. The March Easter ham sale progresses, a commercial slicer was purchased for hot lunch program use, and future projects include a dental program and an April 11 meeting. The Women's Fellowship of Pownal Center Community Church elected officers with Mrs. Roberts as president and approved an $800 redecorating fund for Palm Sunday.
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Pownal
Center School
John Patterson
John Mason
Edward Dufresne
Women’s Fellowship of
Pownal Center
Hoosick Falls Girl Named Empire Girls State Representative
Miss Carol George, a Hoosick Falls Central School junior, was chosen by the faculty as its Empire Girls State representative. She ranks in the upper third of her class, shows leadership, and participates in multiple clubs and out-of-school activities.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Carol George
Hoosick Falls Central School
Empire Girls State
State University of New York At Albany
American Legion Auxiliary
George
Future Teachers Association
Miss George
Educational TV
Channel 17
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Manchesterites Attend Golf Course Clinic
Three Manchester Country Club Committee members attended the third annual Vermont Golf Association clinic at Mountain Top Club in Chittenden. Geoffrey S. Cornish, famed Amherst golf architect, spoke on site selection for courses, citing golf’s rising popularity and impact on community growth. The Manchester plan seeks 400000 dollars in loans from Farmers Home Administration to fund a new Manchester Country Club project with charter memberships and stock purchases.
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Manchester
Vermont Golf Association
Mountain Top Club
Chittenden
Harvey Turner
Stamford
Richard C. Bartholomae
Country Club
Four Winds Motel
Paul O’leary
Ekwanok
Geoffrey S. Cornish
Amherst
Mass
Cornish
Manchester Country Club
Country Club Group
Farmers Home Administration
Manchester Captain Wins Bronze Star
Army Capt. Ira L. Hartwell Jr. received the Bronze Star medal on February 17 in Vietnam for meritorious service as an aviator with Company A, 25th Aviation Battalion, 25th Infantry Division. A 1948 Burr and Burton Seminary graduate, he enlisted in 1950 and served at Ft. Benning before arriving overseas in April 1966. his parents live in Manchester Depot and his wife Jo Ann resides at 4521 Bonnie Drive, Columbus, Georgia.
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Manchester
Ira L. Hartwell Jr
Manchester Depot
Vietnam
Hartwell
25Th Infantry Division
25Th
Army
Ft. Benning
Burr and Burton Seminary
Jo Ann
Bonnie Drive
Columbus
Bureau Chief Chet Ringheiser to resign from Banner
Manchester bureau chief Chet Ringheiser announces resignation effective April 15. He joined The Banner in 1963 as wire editor and became Manchester bureau chief in 1965. Ringheiser will live in Manchester and pursue private photography and freelance writing.
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Manchester
Chet Ringheiser
Banner
Ringheiser
The
Vermont
Oil Association
New York City
People's Party Outlines Final Hoosick Falls Platform
The People's Party backs a Yes vote on a 500 tax exemption for active Hoosick Falls Fire Department members, notes only a few qualify, and estimates an $800 revenue loss yearly. It opposes two year appointments for village workers and favors an industrial committee to attract business, plus pledges Monday office presence and advisory councils for youth.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
People’s Party
Richard L. Severson
Independent
West Arlington Church to Reopen and Plan Easter Services
Mrs Walter Stearns returned from Ft Lauderdale visiting Mrs Albert Mast. The West Arlington church will reopen Palm Sunday at 11 30 am with regular services. A nominating committee meets after the service for the Fourth Quarterly Conference on April 2. Easter service at 11 45 am led by Rev Granville Greenwold with two services in East Arlington prior to the church on the green.
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Walter Stearns
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Albert Mast
West Arlington
Granville Greenwold
East Arlington
Green
Six Town Mutual Aid Plan Sought
Jacksonville leaders convened a six town meeting to discuss a mutual aid fire protection pact including Readsboro Wilmington Whitingham Halifax Dover and Marlboro. The plan would not require town votes and focuses on shared radio equipment and detailed maps for standby coverage when a town’s units are fully deployed.
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Jacksonville
John Brigham
Whitingham
Readsboro
Wilmington
Halifax
Dover
Marlboro
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Hoosick
Fdith Beaumont
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
South America
PTA
Arlington, VI
Michigan
Free Dairy
Samuel Barber
Leoni
Stainer
Wilson
Bach
Kuhnav
Pownals
Vera Langlais
P.O. Box
John West
Frances Mitchell
Joyce Hosley
Harriet McEckron
Marian Tudor
Harned- Fowler
VFW
Department Auxiliary
Jackie Gour
White River Junction
Robert Whitman
Charles Hosley
E. Warren Johnson
Council of Administration of
West
Mitchell
McEckron
Johnson
Fair Haven
Helene Thompson
Alan B. Coulman
Malcolm P. Coulman
Mount Hermon School
Mount Hermon
St.patrick's Day
PARTY
Harned - Fowler
Manchester Center
Jack Straws
Guenther A. Mahler
Hale Co., Inc
Mahler
Barbara Overlook
North Bennington
Hale Co
Martin H. Hirsch
Boston and Maine Railroad
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Esso
J. H. Winslow
Richard E
Richard E.buusherarap
Richville
Odge
Nthe
el Camino
Willys Pick
Studebaker
FORD
Custom
Plymouth Fury
P.S
Dr. H.T
Dr. Wag
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