Blood drive at Dunbar Hall marks anniversary in Arlington
Arlington residents prepare for the Red Cross blood mobile at Dunbar Hall next Wednesday March 27 to mark the drive's first anniversary. Chief organizers report 125 donors expected as 85 donated last year, with top donors among women and men and 30 family groups currently contributing. New donors over 18 welcome with parental permission for ages 18 to 21.
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Arlington
Red Cross
Dunbar Hall
Arlington Committee
Vermont - New Hampshire
Louise Coulman
Richard Wood
Robert Benedict
John Wright
Martin Hirsch
Ray Little
George
James McCabe
Arlington Post Office
Betty Tynam
Series of Fires Hit Wilmington
A rash of fires in Wilmington kept the fire department busy this week. Beginning Saturday at Cross's Trailer Park on VT 100 the small trailer was destroyed. The Nearby Other Way Restaurant saw a blaze caused by a tossed smoking mattress near the exterior wall. Monday morning prompted a chimney fire at Harry Crawford's home with smoke but no major damage. The week’s worst fire damaged the kitchen at William Brown's South Main Street house, started by a faulty electrical appliance short. Miss Sandra Catrone sensed smoke and alerted occupants. Brown plans reconstruction of the colonial after the blaze.
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Wilmington
Cross’s
Harry Crawford
William Brown
South Main Street
Brown
Sandra Catrone
Leonard
Pete) Johnson
Village Gallery Show Highlights Webb Healy Rippon Paintings
In Manchester the Village Gallery hosts Virginia Webb Arthur Healy and Mildred Rippon with oils watercolors and drawings. Webb’s portraits The Black Hat and Neighbors show painterly rhythm beyond camera directness while Garden Wall and Winter Cathedral display bold light and texture. Healy’s watercolors lack clarity but reveal a steadier pencil line in Connemara Mountains and First Crows. Rippon’s landscapes burst with color and varied textures, notably Spring is Stirring Nature's Climax and October Snow Squall.
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Virginia Webb
Arthur Healy
Mildred Rippon
Connemara Mountains
YMCA Announces Adult Programs
The YMCA offers spring adult courses starting next week at the Y. Catalog includes lampshade making, golf, beginner bridge, flying theory, chess, fly tying, standard first aid, and a film series at Second Congregational Church. Call Loomis Dana at 7 7316 for details. Spring vacation at Williams College runs March 23 to April 8 with no public events.
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Rita Patten
Peter Donavan
BenHi
Hugh Nash
John Meerworth
Everett Chaffin
Paul Clark
Red Cross
Stephen Hickok
Second Congregational Church
YMCA
Loomis Dana
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
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The
Fort
Art Review
Webb
Rippon, Healy
Manchester
Healy
Paris
Art Students League
Robert Bracman
Arthur K. D. Healy
Middlebury College
Randolph Center
Mass. School of Art
George Vesper School of Art
Shaftsbury
South Shaftsbury
Prudential Committee
Guy Mattison
Paul Harris
L. D. Sanborn
Martin W. Scott
Carroll Drug
Bennington Lanes
East Arlington
Vermont
Automotive Agencies
Toyota
Spike
S. Call
Mercury
Wilson Ford, Inc
Bennington
Bill Hogan
Chevrolet Cadillac, Inc
We Service
Main St
JEEP
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
E. Main St
Walter L
FORD
Main St. Bennington
Berkshire Sports Car, Inc
M.G
State Rd
North Adams
Monument Motors
Volkswagen
Barber, Inc
Pontiac
Buick Sales
Bennington Rd
Griffin’s
Hurley Bros
North St
People Daily
Edward Myers
Charles O. Becker
Myers
Buckler
Rupert Young
Milton Mackey
Blondie
Imr
Bumstead
Elmo
Steve Canyon
By Charles M. Schultz
Johnny Hart
By Chie Young
Philerie
Gary T
Thomas
Allan
AIR Force Logistics
Command
Steve Don
Heart of
Juliet Jones
Daddy
Milton Caniff
Steve
By Stan Drake
Sabare
Jone
Main St. Diz
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