North Bennington Elementary schedules closures and events
North Bennington Elementary will close for grades K through 2 on Thursday for conferences. A Grade 6 social studies project will be shown Friday at 10 a.m. in the gym, supervised by Mrs. Ruth Mattison with music and art department help, public invited. An intramural basketball tournament for grades 4 5 and 6 runs Friday in the school gym with semifinals and finals and trophies. A Tucker Lodge meeting and supper is planned Saturday. Burr and Burton Seminary hosts a home sewing program Monday at 7 30 p.m. with films and discussions from PTA adult education. The Taconic Teachers Association offers a $100 teacher training scholarship. apply by May 1 to Irving S. Dolgin. The Taft Commandery Knights Templar degree team will confer the master mason degree on a class. The Communities of Christian Living met with the Women’s Fellowship. London Ireland and Puerto Rico slides shown. Mrs. Lucien Hanks returned from trips to Vienna Milan and Switzerland. she attended Asian Studies meetings in Philadelphia. Congratulations to Mrs. William C. Fels on her Goddard College degree in child development.
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North Bennington
Mexico
Ruth Mattison
Tucker Lodge No. 48
F&am
Burr and Burton Seminary
Carol Sorensen
Arthur Pinard
PTA
Taconic Teachers Association
Bennington-Rutland
Irving S. Dolgin
Box
Manchester Center
Masonic Temple
Taft Commandery No. 8
Knights Templar
Communities of
Christian Living
Women’s Fellowship
The
Congregational Church
London
Ireland
Mary Keough
Puerto Rico
Lawrence Powers
Powers
Louise Gauthier
Fred Bevis
Edward Nash
Lucien Hanks
Vienna
Milan
Sybil Hanks
Mary Hopkins
Bennington College
Ticino
Switzerland
Orrea Pernel
Philadelphia
Hanks
William C. Fels
Goddard College
Shaftsbury Lister Resigns from Board of Selectmen
Victor Harwood of the Shaftsbury Board of Listers submitted his resignation at the regular meeting Monday night. Chairman Merton R. Snow said the board asked him to reconsider. Harwood, elected March 1967 for a three year term, did not receive further comment. Brownlie Troop 123 will not meet Thursday of this week.
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Shaftsbury
Victor Harwood
Board of Listers
Board of Selectmen
Selectmen
Merton R. Snow
Harwood
Arlington Chorale to Sing Faure Requiem at Federated Church
Arlington Chorale directed by Theodore Cook of Manchester will perform Faure Requiem at East Arlington Federated Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Soloists Dean Osgood and Marjorie Macksey. Choir includes sopranos Alison Bright Elizabeth Johnston Constance Jordan Mathilda Kenny Marjorie Macksey Carole McClure Marian Meyer Lorraine Moody Jane Rhodes Francene Rohm Ellen Wilcox Olive Wood altos Florence Burggraf Betsy Finney Dorothy Grout Evelyn Holden Eleanor Klare Ruth Salter Ellen Shumilok Margaret Webster tenors Lawrence Brush George McGeoch Jesse Harrington Steve Jesseman Bernie Miller Anthony Romano and basses Lester Brush Guy Campbell Jack Case Finley Ellingwood Fred Grout Harold Grover Dean Osgood Joe Stannard.
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Arlington
Arlington Chorale
Theodore Cook
Manchester
Faure
Federated Church
East Arlington
Dean Osgood
Marjorie Macksey
Jane Armstrong
Alison Bright
Elizabeth Johnston
Constance Jordan
Mathilda Kenny
Carole McClure
Marian Meyer
Lorraine Moody
Jane Rhodes
Francene Rohm
Ellen Wilcox
Olive Wood
Florence Burggraf
Betsy Finney
Dorothy Grout
Evelyn Holden
Eleanor Klare
Ruth Salter
Ellen Shumilok
Margaret Webster
Lawrence Brush
George McGeoch
Jesse Harrington
Steve Jesseman
Bernie Miller
Anthony Romano
Lester Brush
Guy Campbell
Jack Case
Finley Ellingwood
Fred Grout
Harold Grover
Joe Stannard
Navy graduate and Sugar Bush Day Camp registration
The Pownals Seaman Apprentice Dean A. Dix Jr USN, son of Mrs. Walter M. Lampman, has completed nine weeks of Navy basic training at Great Lakes Illinois. All Girl Scouts in Pownal area must register for Sugar Bush Day Camp on April 1 and 2 at the regular troop meeting locations.
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Seaman Appren
Dean A. Dixon
USN
Walter M. Lampman
Pownal Center
Navy
Naval Training Center
Great Lakes, Ill
Pownal
Sugar Bush
Ronald Martin
North Pownal
Pownal Center School
Steven Churchill
Polygraphic Lane
North Bennington
Thomas Steffen
Reading Expert To Speak At Hoosick Falls Conference
Reading expert Dr. H Alan Robinson of Hofstra College will headline the Albany City Area Reading Council session at Hoosick Falls Central School on April 6. As president of the International Reading Association he will lead a reading demonstration for HFCS seventh graders and help guide a conference expected to attract about 500 teachers and specialists.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
H. Alan Robinson
Hofstra College
Long Island
Albany City Area
Reading Council
Hoosick Falls Central School
Robinson
International Reading Association
New York University
National Council of Teachers of English
University of Rhode Island
Northwestern University
Tel- Aviv University
University of Chicago
HFCS
Ladies Auxiliary to Buy More Chairs at March Meeting
Walloomsae at the North Hoosick Fire Dept Auxiliary decided to purchase additional chairs during the March meeting held Monday night. The group plans another clam chowder sale on April 6 to raise funds.
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North Hoosick
Dog licenses and rabies rules posted by town clerk
Mrs Elizabeth King town clerk will be in her office Saturday to issue dog licenses. April 1 is deadline with 50 percent penalty after. All dogs four months old or older must be licensed and three months or older must be immunized against rabies. Proof of rabies vaccination within 30 months required before license. Senior MYF plans United Nations Seminar trip to New York next month. Fundraiser food sale at the First Methodist Church Saturday at 10 a.m. until sold out. CAMBRIDGE NY Admissions and discharges for week ending March 24 listed by Mary McClellan Hospital authorities. Bennington area names included for admissions and discharges. HOOSICK FALLS NY Kindergarten registration for next year April 8 and 10 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Hoosick Falls Central School elementary office. Child must be five by Dec 31, 1968. Proof of age and polio immunization required plus other health records helpful.
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Elizabeth King
First Methodist Church
United Nations
New York
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Kasmer J. Stempek
Penny sale aids church altar breads collection
Mrs F R Medvett led a penny sale Monday night for the Altar Rosary Society at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, raising 15.50 to defray altar breads costs. Mary C Doyle presided, John Galvin led the refreshment committee. A Hoo Sick Falls Aerie of Eagles degree team will travel to Saratoga Sunday for initiation ceremonies. team includes Carl Stevens president Earl Kenney past vice president Harold Thomas vice president Forrest Burdick chaplain Henry Lemon conductor Leverett LeBarron secretary James Redden inside guard. Kenney and Redden are past aerie presidents Burdick past secretary and Thomas is present zone membership director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.R. Medvett
Altar Rosary Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Mary C. Doyle
John Galvin
Hoosick Falls Aerie of Eagles
Saratoga
Carl Stevens
Earl Kenney
Harold Thomas
Forrest Burdick
Henry Lemon
Leverett LeBarron
James Redden
Kenney
Easter Cantata at Jermain Methodist Church
White Creek Mrs. Kenneth Porter, recently ill at Putnam Memorial Hospital, is improving and expects to return home this week. The Easter Cantata is planned for April 6 at Jermain Methodist Church. Several local residents attended the Ice Capades at the RPI Field House, with after-show dinner at Verdcles in Troy. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Gordon Nesbit, Mrs Mary Anne Okerman, Bethany and Mark. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Turner, Kim and Kendall of Barre. Percy Heslink of Jamestown and Robin Snyder visiting Eagle Bridge.
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Kenneth Porter
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Jermain Methodist Church
Gordon Nesbitt
Mary Anne Okerman
Bethany
Mark
RPI
Albert Gulleys
Percy Heslink
Jamestown
N.Y
Gordon Byars
Jane Tudor
Robin Snyder
Eagle Bridge
West Arlingtonian 80 Publishes Book Sequel
West Arlington writer Mary Wolfe Thompson, age 80, has sold a sequel to her children's book Two in the Wilderness to David McKay and Company, likely titled Wilderness Winter. The author, living in Prospect Nursing Home after a stroke, draws on Vermont Windham tract neighbors for new material with librarian Gerald Raftery aiding research. Publication is anticipated next fall.
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Arlington
Mary Wolfe Thompson
West Arlington
David McKay and Company
Vermont
Thompson
Gerald Raftery
Martha Canfield
Jerry
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To Sing
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Hall Park McCullough
Fisher Elementary School
Janice Coley
William Steele
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Sidney Moss
Donna Infante
Stewart-Warner
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Walloomsae
Bertha Hoag
Fran Stacy
Mary McClellan
Cambridge
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Barbara J. Rawling
Petersburg
Jane Burns
Lloyd B. Peters
Karl H. Schulze
Floyd L. Young
Buskirk
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Ruth B. Evans
Edward M. Connors
Edith Beaumont
Eleanor Niles
West Arlingtonian
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Frost ’S Pharmacy
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