Fresh Air Fund chairman marks 22 years in North Bennington
Mrs. Rose Sweet, Fresh Air Fund chairman for North Bennington, will celebrate 22 years of hosting and coordinating visits this summer. Her visitor Vincent Collins returns in July for his eighth year, with about 30 children hosted over two decades. She notes growing demand and urges interested families to contact 442-4558 for details.
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North Bennington
Rose Sweet
Fresh Air Fund
Vincent Collins
Sweet Home
Vincent
New York
Sweet
New York City
Arlington Transfers Real Estate Across Town In Feb March
Transfers list numerous Arlington properties changing hands including Moore to Sweet on flats, Smetanka to Plummer on flats, Stones to Tudor on U S 7, Hoyt to Bottom on U S 7, Mehringer to Mehringer on Red Mountain, Edgerton to Stoneham near highway, Jannicky to Yang Wu 150 acres, Trekor to Brunone on Bernal Road, Wilcox 314 acres Nearny, Mintel Griffis to Curran on Red Mountain, Knapp Mintel to Mintel Griffis, Harwood to Jenkins on Crow Hill 80 acres Stearns West Arlington, Will Webb Estate to Thomas, Blair to Bahan near school, Woodard to Hill, gravel pit on U S 7.
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Arlington
John
Rachel Moore
Gary
Barbara E. Sweet
Wayne
Patricia Smetanka
David
N. Ellen Plummer
George
Kathleen Stone
Herbert
Janet Tudor
U.S
Gene
Anna Hoyt
Freida Bottom
Edward Mehringer
Edward J
Julia Mehringer
Red Mountain
James
Clara Edgerton
Donald Stoneham
E. Ellsworth
Mildred Jannicky
Carl
Annie Yang Wu
Trekor Corp
Vincent
Carolyn Brunone
Bernal Road
Kenneth
Alice Wilcox
Robert Giebel
Nearny Place
Carolyn Mintel
Marion Griffis
Thomas
Paula Curran
Keynith
Alan Knapp
New House
Crow Hill
Clark
Hazel Harwood
T. Christopher Jenkins
Stearns
West Arlington
Will Webb
Mary Lou Thomas
Robert
Sheila Blair
Philip
Dale Bahan
Gordon and
Hazel Woodard
Julius
Pauline Hill
U.S. 7
End of School Lunches Week Menu Summary
Weekly school lunch schedule spans May 27 to 31 with hot meals each weekday and a Memorial Day no school. Menus feature American chop suey meat sandwiches hamburgers lasagna spaghetti pork and gravy on bun and far more, plus milk and desserts. vegetables and fruit offered daily.
Cabot Artist Wins SBA Citation as Small Businessman of the Year
Luella Schroeder of Cabot, founder of Molly’s Pond Craft Shop, is named Vermont’s Small Businessman of the Year. Gov Hoff and SBA regional director William Geary praise her art business tying crafts to state economic health. The award honors growth and community impact in Vermont.
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Montpelier
Luella Schroeder
Small Business Administration
Vermont
William P. Geary
SBA
Miss Schroeder
Philip Hoff
Statehouse
Schroeder
Hoff
Geary
Molly’s Pond
Cabot
Cranbrook Institute of Science
Michigan
Martha Price
Howard National Bank
Woman’s Day Magazine
United States
New York
Museum of Contemporary Crafts
Boston
Detroit Institute of Arts
America House
Artists’ Market
Detroit
Philadelphia Art Alliance
Gov. Hoff
Conrad Doyon
St.Johnsbury
Summer Opportunity Month Proclaimed by Gov Hoff
Gov Hoff proclaims June 1968 as Vermont Summer Opportunity for Students Month urging citizens to support the Committee on Children and Youth and the Vermont State Employment Service in creating more summer work and training for youths aged 16 through 21. SOS volunteers and local groups helped place 1350 Vermont students in jobs in 1967, with 1968 efforts dovetailing with a federal teen job campaign led by Humphrey.
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Montpelier
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Committee On Children
Vermont State Employment Service
Vermont Sos
League of Women Voters
Jaycees
Women’s Clubs
SOS
The
Employment Service
Hubert H. Humphrey
Hoff
Committee On Children and Youth
State Employment Service
Hoosick Memorial Rites Set
Hoosick N Y plans a Memorial Day parade Sunday at 1 30 forming at Hill Road athletic field. It will march to Hoosick cemetery for invocation, HFCS Band, firing squad salute, and taps for war dead. Afterward the parade returns to the firehouse where Arthur Armstrong speaks and the oldest resident is honored with Howard Cox as MC and Watson White as parade marshal.
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Hoosick
N.Y
Hill Road
Hoosick Cemetery
HFCS
Arthur Armstrong
Howard Cox
Watson White
Garden Structures Spring Care and Materials
Posts supporting fences and arbors should be pressure treated regardless of wood species. For other parts of the structure brush on a clear or pigmented water repellent preservative to prevent water absorption.
Construction Increases In Vermont
Boston The F W Dodge Division of McGraw Hill Information Systems Co reported March contracts for Vermont construction. Total construction for 1968 shows $8 082 000 compared with $4 408 000 in 1967, up 83 percent. Year to date totals: $38 353 000 in 1968 versus $12 575 000 in 1967, over 100 percent.
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Boston
F.W. Dodge
McGraw-Hill Information Systems Co
Vermont
Realtors Hold Joint Meeting in Wilmington Vermont
The Bennington County Board of Realtors joined with the Southeastern Vermont Board of Realtors at the Wilmington White House drawing 68 realtors and guests. Guest speaker Mrs. Georgia Armstrong from the Vermont Real Estate Commission discussed new laws on licenses and listing forms. Posters for Realtor Week 1925 were judged by the board with MAUHS students’ posters under James R. Rigg.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Wilmington
Bennington
Georgia Armstrong
The
Vermont Real Estate Commission
Realtor
MAUHS
James R. Rigg
Bennington County Board of Realtors
Woodstock Inn
Woodstock
Robert Wilson
Vermont Development Dept
Horace B. Shaw Jr
Burlington Savings Bank
Vermont
Joseph B. Doherty
NAREB
America
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Tacs
Main St
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Pratt ST
Longman’s
J. A. Carpente
North Benningtonian
Manchester
MATHS
Hamburg
Frankfurt
Bernard Miller
Shaftsbury New
Triple ‘‘S
Grand Union
Gov
George A. Christie
Dodge
Denby’s
Troy, N.Y
Bennington Area
Enterprise
M "Tah
Bennington, VT
Nationaline
Depot ST. Dial
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