IOOF Conclave Grand Lodge Rebekahs Meet in Manchester
In Manchester the IOOF Grand Lodge and Rebekah Assembly convene May 12 to 14 at the Worthy Inn and Equinox House. The 79th Rebekah Assembly opens May 12 with Mrs. June B. Dumas presiding. there is a memorial program, tableaux, and awards, followed by officer installation Friday and a banquet. The 119th Grand Lodge session meets May 14 in Convention Hall with Grand Master Kamber presiding.
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Grand Lodge
Rebekahs
Manchester
IOOF
Rebekah Assembly
Worthy Inn
Equinox House
Nathan Kamber
June B. Dumas
Windsor
Assembly
Rose Seeley
California
International Association Rebekah Assemblies
Grand Lodge of Vermont
Kamber
Grace Abramson
Betty Kamber
Betty Finnegan
Ringheiser
Manchester Golf Plan draws 80 at elementary meeting
More than 80 residents attended a Manchester Elementary School meeting to discuss a proposed golf course in the Manchester area. Organized by Richard C. Bartholomae of the Manchester Area Development Corporation, the session heard support and outlined next steps including committee formation, site scouting, and seeking Farmers Home Administration funds.
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Manchester
Cuss
Richard C. Bartholomae
Manchester Area Development Corporation
Manchester Golf Committee
Bartholomae
Dorset
Londonderry
Arlington
Bennington County
Manchester Area Development Corp
Box 555
Manchester Center
Farmers Home Administration
Geoffrey Cornish
Amherst
Mass
Senecal Farm
Marlboro College to Host Marlboro Lecturer Dow
Archaeologist Marlboro Lecturer Marlboro College will host Harvard archaeology professor Dow on Monday May 9 at 8 pm. Dow discusses The Greatest Empire and its Decline with views refined from Greek excavations in Corinth and Athens. He has WWII OSS service, taught at Harvard UC Berkeley, and led American archaeology institutions.
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Marlboro
Sterling Dow
Harvard University
Marlboro College
Dow
Rome
Greece
Corinth
Athens
Office of Strategic Services
Washington
Cairo
Alexandria
Manchester Selectmen to Hold May 10 Meeting on Highway Plans
Manchester selectmen said they will hold a May 10 meeting with the Planning Commission to review four lane replacement for U.S. 7 and offer highway route recommendations. They have not endorsed any plan yet, considering routes near Highland Avenue and Barnumville Road and possible interchanges. Also, town actions include enforcing junkyard rules to curb dog nuisances, posting a dump warning sign with fines up to 50, moving day for the new town office on May 17, and issuing first class liquor licenses to the Equinox Country Club, Equinox House, and Wilburton Inn.
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Manchester
Planning Commission
U.S. 7
Highway Department
Highland Avenue
Barnumville Road
Frank Road
John Hutton
Selectmen
Woodard
Dufresne Pond Road
New Town
Equinox Country Club
Equinox House
Wilburton Inn
Hoosick Falls Spring Concerts Attract Free Admission
Hoosick Falls Central School music department hosts two weekend spring concerts with 8 pm starts. Friday features Junior Music Concert with Junior High Band directed by William Gaillard and Junior Chorus led by Calvin Pederson. Saturday presents Senior Music Concert with Symphonic Band under H. Luther Everly and Concert Choir led by Eloise Canzeri including Grade 8 trumpet group and Linda Cappellino sax solo. Free for the public. Williams College receives a $7,500 unrestricted grant from International Nickel Company Inc, continuing prior INCO gifts.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
William Gaillard
Calvin Pederson
H. Luther Everly
Eloise Canzeri
Gaillard
Linda Cappellino
Williamstown
Mass
International Nickel Company, Inc
Williams College
INCO
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The
Worthy
Golf Committee
Drysdale's
Armory
Manchester Selectmen
Drysdale’s
Louise Coulman
Coulman
James L. Woodard
Donna Nelson
Ekwanok Country Club
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union Empire
Mom
Bellemare & Sons
North
Bennington Road
Swinger
Polaroid
Polaroid Corporation
Noveck - Shultz, Inc
Main ST
Dial
Bennington
Nichols
Playtex
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