4-H Dairy Club Holds Meeting At Richard Mattison Home
Hi-Hopes 4-H Dairy Club met Friday with 13 members and three guests. Wanda Lawrence presided. Christine Flynn led the flag salute and pledge. Kathy Flynn read the treasurer’s report. Gail Bishop reported the secretary’s minutes. A scrapbook purchase for the news reporter was approved. Two flags were ordered and gift exchanges were planned for the Christmas party. Next meeting at Susie Williamson’s home. The First Methodist Church Women’s Society bazaar workshop Friday at 7 p.m. church social room. Bring non-perishable items. chairmen and workers urged to attend.
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Dairy Club
Richard Mattison
Wanda Lawrence
Christine Flynn
Kathy Flynn
Gail Bishop
Susie Williamson
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Dorset land sale and local notes in Dorset Vermont
Edward Thompson of York New York sold a small Church Street parcel in Dorset to neighbors the Joseph White heads on November fifth. Also noted: Mr. and Mrs. David Gilbert plan winter in Arizona. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Simmons visit Oregon. Miss Anna Gilbert recovering from a leg fracture at Rutland Hospital. T Wylie Kinney and party return from New York and New Jersey football trip this Thursday. Dorset Nursing Association project clears a hurdle with Bennington Rutland Opportunity Council and awaits New York regional office approval before November 15, then possible federal review in Washington. Edith D Snare and Nelle Williams present the proposal at Manchester Elementary School.
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York
N.Y
Church Street
Dorset
Joseph Whiteheads
Thompson
Fife and Drum
David Gilbert
Gilbert
Arizona
Herbert Simmons
West Road
Oregon
Opportunity Council
Manchester
New York City
Washington, D.C
Rummage Sale Planned by East Arlington Sunderland Leaders
East Arlington Sunderland committee members Mrs How ard Sherman Mrs Burton Snow Mrs Paul Matteson and Mrs Nellie Colvin oversee a rummage sale set for Friday. Volunteers needed to mark and prepare items Thursday evening. Room mothers are contacting parents for donations and clothing for marking.
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Howard Sherman
Burton Snow
Paul Matteson
Nellie Colvin
Firefighters Stand By In Blackout
In NORTH BENNINGTON during the blackout emergency Tuesday evening fire Chief Martin Percey said local fire department members stayed at the firehouse to assist if needed. The mutual aid plan among area departments was activated and communications between stations were kept up by battery powered radios.
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Bennington
Martin Percey
Midwest Tourist Trade Sought By Green Mt. Resort Association
Weston William Johnson of Peru, director of the Green Mountain Resort Association, reports approval of a basic brochure at a large meeting of lodge owners and managers. GMRA seeks support from local business people who deal directly with tourists for promotion of regional attractions.
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Midwest
Green Mt. Resort Association
Weston
William Johnson
Peru
Green Mountain Resort Association
GMRA
Potter Hill trailer explosion injures no one
A travel trailer owned by Mr and Mrs David Towne of Babcock Lake Road exploded Tuesday night during a power failure. The stove likely detonated the gas heater after the door opened as they planned to sleep. Hoosick Fire Department saved the Townes nearby home and no injuries were reported.
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Potter Hill
N.Y
David Towne
Babcock Lake Road
Hoosick
Buxton Players to Appear in T. S. Eliot Play at Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School Drama Club hosts Buxton Players from Buxton School Williamstown Mass for a T. S. Eliot work Murder in the Cathedral directed by Mrs Virginia Hall Smith with Buxton School Orchestra. AMHS Drama Club brings 78 cast and crew plus five faculty for home dinners before show. portion of proceeds to Arlington club.
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Arlington
Arlington Memorial High School
Buxton
Williamstown
Mass
Virginia Hall Smith
T. S. Eliot
Mureder
Cathedral
AMHS
UVM ROTC Senior Wins Distinguished Military Student Badge
West Rupert James Pelton joins 15 peers as one of 16 University of Vermont ROTC seniors honored with the Distinguished Military Student badge for exemplary leadership and cadet performance.
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West Rupert
James Pelton
University of Vermont Rotc
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