Newsletter highlights Burr and Burton alumni news and acceptances
Burr and Burton Alumni Association released a second 12 page Newsletter covering graduates from 1922 to 1934 with school news. About 800 copies mailed. those not receiving one by week’s end urged to notify Paul H. Bullock Sr. Guidance director Carl Rice reports over 40 percent of this year’s seniors already accepted at colleges, with about 50 more applications submitted. Others listed include Judith Adams Becker Junior College Cazenovia Junior College and many more to be released. A Grade 6 trip to the State House featured student remarks on the orderly conduct of the House of Representatives and a visit to National Life Insurance Co building amid debate on the Riehle bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Bullock Sr
Burr and Burton Alumni Association
Carl Rice
Judith Adams
Becker Junior College
Cazenovia Junior College
I “Bingham
Barrington Igate
Columbia Bible College
Alee Bongartz
Cazenovia
Paul Bullock Jr
UVM
Clay Capen
Mildred Clough
Putnam
State House
Joan Thompson
House of Representatives
Joan
Edna T. Wright
Riehle
House
Senate
National Life Insurance Co
Dorset Marden Skinner and Norwich guest list noted
Norwich University student Thomas Rumney and roommate visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Austin Rumney over the weekend. Also visiting were Miss Mary Jane Powers of Glens Falls and Castleton State College. A state aid committee includes Adm. R B Thompkins as temporary chairman and members Eugene Bond Guy Stone Clyde Frost and Arthur Gilbert. Prayers for Peace will be held at United Church of Dorset and East Rupert Sunday at 11 a m. The Crusade of the American Cancer Society begins April 1 with chairmen Mrs. R S Fenn and Mrs. C W Zollars. A list of solicitors will call on residents including many named ladies and Miss Anna Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Rumney
Norwich University
Austin Rumney
Mary Jane Powers
Glens Falls
N.Y
Castleton State College
Adm
R.B. Thompkins
Eugene Bond
Guy Stone
Clyde
Jack) Frost
Arthur Gilbert
United Church of
Dorset
East Rupert
Frederick Buechner
Theodore Cook
American Cancer Society
R.S. Fenn
C. W. Zollars
HFCS Honor Society inducts seventeen students in ceremony
Hoosick Falls Central School inducted 17 candidates from sophomore to senior class into the National Honor Society in a ceremony held Wednesday afternoon in the school auditorium. The HFCS Senior Band directed by H. Luther Everly performed selections during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
National Honor Society
HFCS
H. Luther Everly
Stamfordite Retires From Bank After 28 Years Service
Ronald W. Brothers of Stamford retires today from the First Agricultural National Bank in North Adams after 28 years. He began in 1927, left in 1945 to run a roofing business, returned in 1946, and will join Potvin Lumber Co. as a yard worker next week. He is married to Majel Smith and has two children and three grandchildren. His wife teaches at Haskins School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Ronald W. Brothers
First Agricultural National Bank
North Adams
James Hunter Machine Co
Hoosac Cotton Mills
Wentworth Institute
First National Bank of
First National
Brothers
Potvin Lumber Co
Majel Smith
Haskins School
Pownalite Named to Highway Transportation Committee
Pownal resident Charles W. Rounds, president of the Vermont Rural Letter Carriers' Association, was chosen for the Committee on Highway Transportation at a national Congress to be held April 16 to 18 at the Washington Hilton. Yule Fisher announced the appointment, noting the event draws hundreds from highway user groups and public officials to focus on progress, prosperity and preparedness through highway transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal
Charles W. Rounds
Vermont
Pownals Scout Hike Planned Led by Rounds and Lucier
A spring hike for Troop 347, BSA, scouts led by Life Scout Jeffrey Rounds and First Class Scout Burt Lucier will depart the Scout Hut Saturday at 11 a.m. from East Pownal Niles Road section. Uniforms, light lunches, and weather appropriate gear urged. weather contingency noted. The town issues pet license deadline imminent with penalties after April 1. fees include $2 for male and neutered dogs, $6 for female dogs. Veterinarians’ certificate for rabies inoculation within 30 months required. owner must apply in person to town clerk for signing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niles Road
East Pownal
Troop 347
BSA
Jeffrey Rounds
Burt Lucier
Beloved Enemy Shown At Hoosick Church
Christian Cinema will present Beloved Enemy on April 7 at 7 30 p m in Hoosick Baptist Church South Road Hoosick N Y The 90 minute color film follows a young space age scientist rejected by the girl he loves for his unbelief The film spans from northern Michigan ski slopes to guerilla jungles offering suspense and a scholarly defense of the Christian faith per church officials
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick
N.Y
Christian Cinema
Hoosick Baptist Church
South Road
Northerrn
Michigan
Tropics
Fire District meet to hear officer reports and election
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy 442 6524 announces the annual Fire District meeting Monday at 8 p.m. at the firehouse to hear officer reports. One member will be elected to the Prudential Committee for three years. Paul Harris terms expire. The Fire Company Auxiliary says The Flares of Williamstown will provide music for the spring dance, moved to April 27 from April 20, 9:30 to 12:30 a.m. The annual banquet is April 17 at Mt. Anthony Country Club. contact Mrs Marion Becker for reservations. Active and retired members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prudential Committee
Paul Harris
Mary Stevens
Fire Company Auxiliary
Williamstown
Mt. Anthony Country Club
Marion Becker
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GSA
Manchester
Kelly Nawrath
Sue Cone
Sharon Ryan
Miss Cone
Miss Ryan
Sue Scheider
Sunderland
Otis
Burr and Burton News
Wanchester
James McNaughton
Vermont Technical College
Verna Moyer
St. Joseph College
Grace Parker
Southern Colorado State College
Western State College of Colorado
Ruth Romney
Drexel Institute of Technology
Brigham Young University
Deborah Schramm
Bradford Junior College
Margaret Skinner
Bowling Green University
Ohio Wesleyan University
David Steward
Hiram College
Arlene Tobin
the Mandy School
Pauline
Reporter
Marden Skinner
Crusaders
Harold Snow Sr
Ernest Edgerton
Lewis Tuttle
William G. Goode
Helen Howard
Klein Harding
Edward Tarbell
Josiah Allen
Carl Nichols
Frederick Whittemore
Russell Parks
J. Ford Shrader
Robert Leonard
Nathaniel Tyler
E, C. Brandhurst
Henry Wade
Thomas Burns
R, A. Carney
C.H. Simmons
Anna Gilbert
R. Wright
Elliott Jewell
Roy McWayne
Elsie Niles
Leland Palmer
Barbara Scadding
Rutledge Thompkins
Alfred Yates
Calvin Skinner
Hfcs Honor Society
Stamfordite
Paul O’brien
Richard Domine
Faye Eldred
Judith Roys
Leah Bissonette
Carol George
David F. Hall
William Miller
Marilynne Frazier
Karen Kavage
Martha Elliott
Linda Baertschi
Brenda Coates
Dennis LeBarron
Dennis Smith
Donna George
Carol Baldwin
James McGuire
Charles Frazier
Gregory Taber
Richard Carver
Lawrence Rice
Mary Patricia Shaw
William Waterhouse
Candies
Vernon A. Gage
Union St. Bennington
Cern
Artery Arcade
Drysdale’s
Paul C. Pelton
OF Optometry
Main St
Manchester Center
Beaumont
Carlton Winslow
King Lion
Manchester Lions Club
Lions International
E.J. Colcord
Richford
Cyril E. Bluto
Norshaft Lions Club
Colcord
Harry Barber Sr
Manchester Club
Lions
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Hoosick Church
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
Motor Inn
Rt. 7
Pittsfield & Williamstown
New
Ashford, Mass
Savings Certificates of
County National Bank
Bennington & Arlington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Bennington, VT
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