St Marys Academy Holds Banquet For Sports Honors
About 100 attended the St Marys Academy athletic banquet at Immaculate Conception Parish Hall in Hoosick Falls N Y Lindy Strout of the Albany Times Union spoke Donald Smith alumna association president was master of ceremonies Rev George Callaghan and Walter Wir musky spoke Rob ert Shiland and Leo Bartowski introduced as coaches Mrs Esther Bogardus advisor for Pep Club presented gifts. coaching staff received jackets for 10 players including Chuckie Carelli Gary Crucetti Gary Keegan Jim Sennett Dennis Shaw Ronnie Greenwood Ed Foster Joseph Martello Jim Gorman Brock Rutis Sisters of St Joseph attended dinner grade 8 girls served as waitresses.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
St. Mary’s Academy
Immaculate Conception
Lindy Strout
Albany Times Union
Donald Smith
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
George Callaghan
Academy
Walter Wirmusky
Gary Keegan
Jim Sennett
Dennis Shaw
Ronnie Greenwood
Ed Foster
Joseph Martello
Jim Gorman
Brock Ruditis
Sisters of St. Joseph
Joseph Fleming Jr
Carol Swartz
Robert Shea
Joseph Cullen
Manchester bowlers lead as Center Lanes scorers
Vernon Tifft and Paul Pike topped singles with 265 and 251 while Don Goodell led triples with 620. Ted's Barber Shop won high team at 2728, Black Swamp Five posted best single game. Bea Maher and Kathy Bacon led distaff games at 220 and 209. Bacon earned 525 for triples. Alley Katz topped teams with 2264. NORTH BENNINGTON Baptist Women host mother daughter banquet at 6 30 p m with Mrs George Delaney handling tickets at 442 2864.
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Vern Tifft
Paul Pike
Don Goodell
Ted
Black Swamp Five
Distaff Rollers
Bea Maher
Kathy Bacon
Mrs. Bacon
Alley Katz
North Bennington
the Baptist Women’s Fellowship
George Delaney
Arlington community notes and upcoming events and moves
Arlington residents report moves and home sales as the Blair and Bahan families relocate to new properties on Vt. 313 and in Sunderland. Community notices list Little League registration for ages nine to thirteen, tryouts, and a week of meetings at Arlington High School and local venues. Also set are alumni plans, Dollars for Scholars, ARP, Chorale rehearsals, WW1 veterans caucus, Democratic caucus, Red Mt. Lodge, Batten Kill Grange, Landgrove caucuses, and party delegates to the state convention for Eugene McCarthy.
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Arlington Little League
Landgrove
John Myers
Raymond Harris
Eugene McCarthy
Harris
Robert Porter
Farrar Serves Afloat On Chincoteague At Norfolk VA
Shaftsbury commissionman third class Edward R. Farrar USCG son of Mr and Mrs Leslie W Farrar of Colvin Ave is serving aboard the high endurance cutter Chincoteague homeported at Norfolk Virginia The Chincoteague recently completed duties on Atlantic Ocean Weather station Charlie The NorShaft chapter of TOPS will meet at McCullough library hall tonight at 7 30
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Edward R. Farrar
USCG
Leslie W. Farrar
Colvin Ave
Norfolk, Va
Chincoteague
Atlantic Ocean
NorShaft Chapter
TOPS
McCullough Library Hall
Arlington Scouts Pick Up Litter Along Roads
Scout Troop 267 from East Arlington led a cleanup campaign collecting 14 large bags of litter and using three cars and a truck to tidy Arlington roadsides. The girls observed litter bags being neatly disposed or arranged in cardboard cartons.
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East Arlington
Judy Smith
Tina LaBatt
Erna Halbur
Lucy Howard
Arlington Garden Club
Arlington
Thompson
Williams Woodwind Concert Set
Williams Woodwind Ensemble under Irwin Shainman will give a free informal concert Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Chapin Hall Williams College. They perform works by Dittersdorf Beethoven Danzi Ibert and Hindemith. Public welcome. enter via side door opposite the Freshman Quad.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams Woodwind Ensemble
Irwin Shainman
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Dittersdorf
Beethoven
Danzi
Ibert
Hindemith
Jaycees Sponsor Third Annual Summer Festival
Wilmington Deerfield Valley Jaycees voted to sponsor the third annual summer festival and parade on July 27. Jaycees President William G. Jones announced plans. sponsorship approved by Wilmington town officials. State, local and county dignitaries have accepted invitations to the parade featuring many bands and floats. Inquiries may go to the Third Annual Summer Festival Committee in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Deerfield Valley Jaycees
Jaycees
William G. Jones
Williams College approves $100000 for Negro history library
Trustees approve a phase II capital fund item of 100000 for a Negro history library collection and room at Williams College, with 10000 pledged. A Martin Luther King Memorial Library idea is tied to a professorship and curriculum additions, backed by Afro-American Society and College Council.
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Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Sherman J. Jones
Student
Afro-American Society
John E. Sawyer
Martin Luther King Memorial Library
College Council
Gargoyle
Martin Luther King Memorial Fund
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Manchester
Michael Miller
P.O. Box
Helene Thompson
Robert Blair
Harrison House
Philip Bahan
Sunderland
Clayton Hulett
Burlington
Arlington High School
Firehouse
Dollars For Scholars Organization
American Association of Retired Persons
George Hughes
Arlington Chorale
Community Rooms
West Arlington
Veterans of
Democratic Caucus
Community House
Red Mt
Masonic Temple
Battenkill
Grange Hall
Krementz
Jewelers
American Gem Society
Main St. Dig
Eleanor Owen
Patricia Waite
Timothy Putnam
Roy Rice
Glenn Crofut
April
Shaftsbury
ThYateacas
Main St
Stark Hose Fire Prevention Service
Bennington Fire Department
P.D
Walker’s
Sunod
Blue Flame Gas Service
North
Bennington Rd
Bennington
Peace Corps
Washington, D.C
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