Arlington student earns third in Edmunds Essay Contest
Arlington Memorial High School student Edward Waite won third place and a $50 prize for his essay A Lively Past and a Sparkling Future From Grist Mill to the Candle Mill in the 1974 Edmunds Essay Contest sponsored by the Vermont Historical Society. Mary A. Carpenter of Cabot High School took first for The Vermont Plank House with Linda Parrish of Rochester High School finishing second for The Autobiography of Barney Beaver.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Edmunds
Vermont Historical Society
Edward Waite
Grist Mill
Mary A. Carpenter
Cabot High School
Vermont Plank House
Barney Beaver
Linda Parrish
Rochester High School
Sunderland School Association Plans Meeting and Projects
The Sunderland School Association will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the school to plan the coming year's activities including a membership drive an October open house a spring sports day and entrance landscaping. A bicycle rack and outdoor basketball standards will be installed before school opens. Association officers are listed for transportation and contact. Seven district winners receive certificates and prizes of 5 for first place and 2.50 for second. Edmunds Essay Contest funded by the Vermont Historical Society invites high and junior high students to submit essays in memory of George Edmunds. Names omitted from Ed Colvin's thank you list are Andy Ginsel and Wesley Bump and Colvin seeks more submissions and donations for the honor roll project.
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Sunderland
Sunderland School Association
Association
Linda Drunsic
Linda DiMonda
Eileen Beach
Barbara Bergamere
Mary Rowell
Craftsbury Academy
Nancy Durwood
Thomas Reis
Mt. Anthony Jr. High
Wendy Davies
Brattleboro Junior
David Clark
Leland and Gray Union High School
James Shirlock
Rochester High School
Edward Brothers
Barstow Memorial School
Vermont Historical Society
Mary Pat Johnson
Burlington
Ernest Russell
Chelsea
Robert Malvern
Barre
Donna Welch
East Montpelier
Robert Hagerman
Morrisville
Richard Wolkomir
Montpelier
Edmunds
George Edmunds
Richmond
Vermont
Ed Colvin
Shaftsbury
Andy Ginsel
Wesley Bump
Colvin
College calendar events during Black Music Festival week
A series of concerts and lectures runs May 239 to June 2 across Carriage Barn, Tishman, and Jennings Garden Concert. Ensemble III and V with Stephen Horenstein direct May 239. visiting Boston Art Ensemble and others May 30 8:30 p.m. Also Harvard biochemistry lecture May 31 3 p.m. with Dr Lynn Klotz and U.K. Chorale Renaissance program May 31 7:30 p.m. in Jennings Garden Concert. Advanced Black Music Ensemble performs Bill Dixon May 31 8:30 p.m.. Marta Ptaszynska and G Bacewicz pieces performed June 2 at 2:30 p.m.
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Carriage Barn
Ensemble III and V
Stephen Horenstein
Arthur Brooks
Boston Art Ensemble
Manty
New York
Edwards, Illingworth
Love and
Anthony
Madison
Wisconsin
Lasse
Josquin Des Pres
Victoria
Commons
Bill Dixon
Dixon
Marta Ptaszynska
G. Bacewicz
Community calendar and notices from South Cambridge
The Crystal Clovers H Club meets Saturday June 1 at 8 p.m. at town hall with visiting Virtues and Aiken family members noted. A spring rummage and food sale runs 9 30 a m to 3 p m at the local United Methodist Church. Anthony R Turi Jr a Cambridge Central School junior is chosen as a Boys State representative. The circuit churches hold a combined service Sunday June 2 at 10 30 a m at North Hoosick United Methodist Church with Rev Harry Burdess away at conference. Albert Wright to lead and Gilbert Wright to speak. Mrs Malcolm Hamilton is the conference delegate.
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United Methodist
North Hoosick United Methodist Church
Harry Burdess
Green Mountain College
Poultney
Albert Wright
Gilbert Wright
Malcolm Hamilton
Canoe Jousting Debuts in Hoosick Falls Memorial Day Event
Hoosick Falls hosted the first annual Canoe Jousting contest on Memorial Day, won by Randy Hatlee and Robert Deluca in the 10 to 14 group, Jeff Hatlee and William Smith in 15 to 18, and Phil Peacock and Randy Meade in 19 and over. The event, staged at Ehmler's pond, drew trophies for all winners while organizers eyed future growth and smoother starts for the canoe race. Michael Mahar provided spectator entertainment, including a splashy double during the race.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ehmler
William Smith
Jeff Hatlee
Mechanicville
John Tompkins
Troy
Austin Richardson
Schaghticoke
Floyd Hatlee
Richard Peacock
Hatlee
Barbara Reppel
David Gilchrest
Betsy Mahar
Frank Wirmusky
Matthew Downey
Richard A. Severson
Mary McClellan Hospital Notes Cambridge Week Admissions
Admissions for May 19 to 25 include Carney Buck Cambridge Alfred J Darknard Hoosick Falls Lillian I Decker Hoosick Falls Maureen Harris Glens Falls Jean Laverty Cambridge Patrick McLenahan Cambridge Peter J Malory Cambridge Peirre Pooler Schaghticoke Doris M Wren Cambridge Discharges list William I Decker Hoosick Falls Maureen Harris Glens Falls Vickie L Hunt Buskirk Mary E Klein Hoosick Falls Jean Laverty Cambridge Frederick A Merrill Schaghtok e Douglas Race Shushan
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Cambridge
Mass
Carney Buck
Alfred J. Darknard
Hoosick Falls
Lillian I. Decker
Maureen Harris
Glens Falls
Jean Laverty
Patrick McLenahan
Peter J. Malory
Peirre Pooler
Schaghticoke
Doris M. Wren
William I. Decker
Vickie L. Hunt
Buskirk
Mary E. Klein
Frederick A. Merrill
Douglas Race
Shushan
Pownal Scout Evening Meets and Public Tax Hearing
The Pownal Cadette Scouts meet at 7:30 to 10 p.m. at Mrs. Kathleen Roy residence while Brownies gather 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Pownal Elementary School on Thursday. A public hearing on poll tax indebtedness is set for 5:30 p.m. at the town office for certified mail notice recipients.
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Pownal
Kathleen Roy
Motor Vehicles Department
Ida Cameron
Dorset businessman enters race for Vermont house seat district 25
Dorset businessman Jack Heaton, a Republican, announces a bid for Vermont House district 25 citing Washington and state economic woes. Heaton argues for local control on land use and supports small business growth in Manchester while opposing excessive state interference.
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Dorset
Jack Heaton
Heaton
Washington
Manchester
Peru
Landgrove
Manchester Wood
Orvis
Wooden Indian Construction Company
Clyde and Arthur
University of Washington
Seattle
Family notes and services at Jermain area church
White Creek announces no services at Jermain United Methodist Church on Sunday June 2 due to conference sessions. A 10 a.m. service will be held at Green Mountain Junior College and Bible classes are planned June 10 and 24 at the Maurice Andrew home. Open house for Warren Taber 25th anniversary set June 2 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Jermain Community Hall.
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Jermain United Methodist Church
Carter Adriance
Troy
Poultney
Green Mountain Junior College
Maurice Andrew
Warren Taber
Jermain Community Hall
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Lotti Tobler
College
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
Crystal Clovers +H Club
Lois A. Virtue
Dorothy
Paul E. Virtue
Coila
Gertrude Aiken
Anthony R. Turi Jr
Mrs. Turi Sr
Cambridge Central
Griffin Electric Co., Inc
Main ST
Benn
Mary McClellan Hospital
Pamela Blakeman
Pownal Center
Mammoth Mart
Bennington
New England
Candle Mill Village
By Martha Elliott
West Arlington
Sandgate
Kay Weeks
Colorado Springs
Colo
John
Cheryl Hess
Shirley Hess
George Hess
Carl Hess
West Arlington Jr
Jerry Wilcox
Wilcox Brothers
Jerry Hess
Thomas Miller
Glen Crofut
Shadowbrook Farm
Bennington County
Arlington Community House
Diane
Charlie Dusha
Denise
Debbie
Donna
Dena Putnam
Steve Matteson
Holli Gunther
Brenda
Debbie Crofut
Princess Crawford
Margaret Grover
Violette Putnam
Shirley Matteson
Marion Crawford
Betty Gunther
Mrs. Matteson
Treasury
Club
St. Joseph’s College
Route 313
Hess
New Jersey
American Legion
American Legion of Manchester, Incorporated
Frank Vonda
John P. Wessner
Fred Marcell
Edward Farham
James Farham
William Johnson
Percy Moffitt
Edgar Ned Bryant
Harold Benson
American Legion of Manchester Incorporated
Ben Maker
Clyde Mattison
Niles Carlson
Clarence Roberts
Legion Auxiliary
Eleanor Niles
Opal McCoubrey of
Cohoes
Dewey McCart
Mildred
Mrs. Everett Perry
Mrs. Perry Bugbee
Maine
Wilmont Griffin
Walter Greenwood
Parris Island
S.C
Meridian
Miss
CA Golowoum
Knit
Italy
Gree
Colonial Shopping Ctr
Williamstown
Hotel Putnam Bldg
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