Arlington APT Group Hears Talk on Area School Study
Arlington Parents Teachers group heard Supt. Neil E. Cross discuss a regional study involving 11 towns from Arlington to Mount Ta bor, Pawlet, Rupert, Peru, and Winhall. He noted 110 volunteers, a survey of pupil impact and tax dollars, and a look at curriculum alongside pending educational legislation in Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Neil E. Cross
Bennington-Rutland Supervisory Union District
Arlington Parents Teachers
Cross
Area
Mount Tabor
Pawlet
Rupert
Peru
Winhall
Montpelier
APT
Arnold Wilcox
Donald S. Kendall Jr
George Walsh
Pine Cobble Hobby Show Showcases Student Projects
The 13th annual Pine Cobble School hobby show features nursery through Grade 9 exhibits in two categories made and collected. Prize awards, a food exhibit, tea, a silent auction, pop stand, and world’s fair ticket sales accompany grade projects, art displays, and a Renaissance exhibit with proceeds benefiting the library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamstown
Mass
Pine Cobble School
Sents
America
Phillip Viereck
Egypt
Thomas Abernethy
Greece
Fred Holmes
Elbridge Adams
Virginia D. Moreris
Richard J. Scullin Jr
Willard Dickerson
Michael Mcs. Andrews
David McLeleland
Douglas Burgoyne
John Sprague
John Seacord
Mother's Day Theme at White Creek Grange Meeting
Grange notes report a Friday night gathering honoring mothers with a special service. Edith Peters read a Bible mothers verse while Leonard and Marjorie Black presented stories from both husband and wife perspectives. Marjorie and Laurie George won art prizes. guests included Leonard and Alice Ellis of Argyle. Washington County Rural Life Sunday was announced for May 16 at 8 p.m. at Cambridge Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Creek Grange
Edith Peters
Leonard
Marjorie Black
Marjorie
Laurie George
Leonard and
Alice Ellis
Argyle
Washington County
Rural Life
Cambridge Presbyterian Church
Shaftsbury Visitor Leads To Family Gathering In New Hampshire
Shaftsbury resident Mrs. Richard Moulton and a Woodsville friend visited Mrs. Moulton’s mother Mrs. Alice Walker and sister Mary during a weekend gathering in New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Moulton
Woodsville
N.H
East Arlington and Sunderland Visitors and 4-H Sale Plan
East Arlington and Sunderland residents hosted several visitors including Nellie Bentley Windsor and S M Byrnes Massapequa N Y. Wells residents Howard Anderson and his son Chris visited Emily VerNooy and her brother. Roaring Branch 4 H girls met for cooking projects and a May 22 food sale 10 to 12 a m at East Arlington Fire House led by Mrs Ellery Lawrence with Ruthanne Morse Rose Stone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Bentley
Fred Bressette
Windsor
S. M. Byrnes
Massapequa
N.Y
Howard Anderson
Wells
Son
Chris
Emily VerNooy
Roy Shannon
Belmore
L.I
Oliver Anthony
Malverne
4-H News Roaring Branch
East Arlington Fire House
Ellery Lawrence
Ruthanne
Mary Lou Morse
Rose Stone
Mary Bruso
Susan Fisher
Joanne
Sandra Rice
Betty Ann Reed
Linda Crawford
Connie Walsh
Tarrie Graves
Roaring Branch
Sunderland Lamplighters
Town House
Arlington High School
Mrs Moseley Crowned Queen of Vermont Flying Farmers
Mrs Paul Moseley of West Hoosick New York was crowned queen of the Vermont Chapter of the Flying Farmers at Rutland Airport. Her husband became president as the group designated officers for 1965 and prepared for the International Flying Farmers convention in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Rutland Airport
Paul Moseley
West Hoosick
N.Y
Vermont
The
Flying Farmers
Moseley
Flying Farmers Convention
Omaha
Neb
John Meerworth
County Aviation Corp
Bennington
Cessna Aircraft Co
Fred Greenwood
Meerworth
Gerald Lathrop
Greenwich
Leon Edgerton
Dorset
Edward Kyer
Eagle Bridge
Ed Kyer
Ira Vincent
Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad Coin Card Drive Begins
The Hoosick Falls rescue squad kicks off its annual Coin Card Drive mailing about 2,500 cards to residents. Treasurer Miss Shirley How ward notes saving measures, 750 old cards repaired, 1,700 new style cards mailed, each card holding 5 dollars in quarters with easy removal. Donations are tax deductible. drive ends late September with a two week grace period before October pickup. The squad provides around the clock free ambulance and rescue services, with on duty teams and a dispatcher coordinating backup as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town of
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Rescue Squad, Inc
Shirley Howward
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Doyle
Martin Hirsch
Gunther Mahler
Donald Keough
George Hess
Doyle
Malcolm Coulman
Grange
Dacron Cotton Culotte
Navy
Loden
Drysdale’s
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
East
Sunderland
Amelia Lawrence
Tors Isales and Service
Dial
Hunt St. Bennington
Sunoco
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