Rev John Anderson to Speak at North Bennington Church
Congregational Church in North Bennington hosts April Women's Fellowship meeting with guest speaker Rev John Anderson of Vergennes at 7 30 pm. He speaks on Our State Conference Meets Special Needs and aids chaplaincy at Weeks School and youth camps. Trustees meet Monday at 7 30 pm. Dr and Mrs William Flood welcome a son Timothy Dignan born Saturday at Putnam Memorial Hospital making the Floods a family of two girls and two boys.
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John Anderson
Vergennes
Congregational Church
Women’s Fellowship
Anderson
Weeks School
William Nolan
Arthur Jones
Walter Whitman
Milton Mackey
Hans Friederich
William A. Flood
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Timothy Dignan
Flood
Local updates on health progress and community efforts
Mrs. Leroy Loomis is recovering well after a serious operation last week. Hessel Bouma returns to Schurink farm to oversee operations while the Schurinks visit the Netherlands. he plans to return home after more than a year in the United States. The Sabin oral polio clinic held last week served 243 people with nursing and PTA volunteers assisting. a Type 3 vaccine clinic is planned in a few weeks. Mizpah Circle schedules a home baked goods sale Saturday from 10 to 2 at Nadeau's Main Street office.
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Leroy Loomis
Hessel Bouma
Schurink
Double TT
Schurinks
Netherlands
Hessel
Sabin
Joyce Stickney
Madelyn Greene
Bernard Malamud
Lawrence Powers
Leo Keough
Sanford Buxbaum
Parent Teacher Association
Dorothy Hager
Nadeau
Main Street
Barneys Lead Manchester Civil Defense Prep
Mason and Lois Barney head Manchester’s civil defense efforts guiding eight years of community preparedness. Despite busy osteopathic practice and health officer duties they emphasize physical, emotional, and spiritual readiness to weather a thermonuclear era, stressing practical training over sermons.
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Manchester
Mason
Lois Barney
Mason Barney
Lois
Barneys
Barney
Dorset students and residents in motion and meetings
Michael Fay of Dorset was moved from Porter Memorial Hospital to Mary Fletcher Hospital to be closer to his doctors and UVM, with injuries including fractures and a dislocated shoulder. Other items note trips to Bermuda and New Canaan, a Dorset Historical Society meeting, and a Dorset PTA session with Burr and Burton guidance program details.
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Michael Fay
John Fay
Porter Memorial Hospital
Middlebury
Mary Fletcher
Burlington
Burlington Hospital
UVM
Dorset
PTA
E. H. Henry
Burr and Burton
Manchester Vermont Disaster Education and Civil Defense Efforts
Long article on Manchester efforts led by Dr. Mason Barney and Lois Barney to establish a civilian disaster program. It covers rescue squad origins in 1955, radiological monitoring, RACES link, medical self help, training of police wives, and plans for a warden service to tailor aid for homes, the role of disaster medicine, and community education in nuclear preparedness.
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Barney
Manchester
Vermont
Montpelier
University of Maine
Lois
Kennedy
Barneys
Mason Barney
VFW
Reid Lefevre
U.S. Public Health Service
Fire Department
Clifford Harwood
Vermont State Osteopathic Association
D.o.s
Bennington
Massachusetts Osteopathic Society
Boston
Lois Barney
Arlington Wins District One-Act Play Heads to Regional Contest
Arlington’s One-Act Play, winner of the district contest, advances to the regional round at Bellows Falls High School this Saturday. Matinee at 2 features Rutland, Arlington, and Bellows Falls. 7:30 evening show includes Bennington Catholic, St. Michaels, Spaulding, and Mt. St. Joseph. Regional winner advances to state title. Three Arlington Science Fair participants display projects, including Edward Erickson’s rat maze and color perception study.
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Arlington
Bellow Falls High School
Rutland High School
Arlington High School
Bennington Catholic High
St. Michaels of Montpelier
Spaulding High
Mt. St. Joseph of Rutland
Edward Erickson
Senior Class Sale of Paperbacks at Arlington Memorial
The Senior Class at Arlington Memorial School sponsors a paperback sale with 700 books on display in the school library. Everyone is invited to browse during the state fair on April 5 and 6 at Bennington Catholic High School.
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Arlington Memorial School
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North Bennington
Elizabeth Dwyer
The
Polio Clinic
Mason and
Marden Skinner
Tel
AVM
Mrs. Lawrence King
Bermuda
Ralph Stiles
Sydney Meachem
New Canaan, Conn
Gladys Burch
Miss Burch
Darien
Anne Shroder
Northwestern University
Chicago, Il
Robert Cushman
Dorset Historical Society
Dorset Church
Alfred Gilbert
Dorset Township
Henry
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Methodist Church
James H. Bagley
Commission On Education and Social Action
First Baptist Church
Rotary
Home Dem
American Red Cross
East Arlington
Paul Markey
Bernie Wilcox
Milton King
Edmunds
Mrs Mason Barney
Nichols
Union Street
Noveck-Shultz
American Gem Society Diamonds - Music Shop
Fishman’s
Tee Wied Strom
Salem
Burt Bros
Dupont
Auto Store Inc
Ann Marsh
Science Fair
Millyn Moore
Alan Coulman
Bennington Catholic High School
First National Stores
CHEEN
Main
Javery
South Street
Ernest H. Javery
Alan H. Page
Colo
Navy
Drysdale’s
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