Area Women At Glens Falls Garden Meeting
Over 100 members of the New York Division of The Woman's National Farm & Garden Association gathered for their annual luncheon at the Queensbury Inn Glens Falls on November 7. Four branches were represented and officers were elected. Special guest speaker was Mrs. William J. Ullenbruch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens Falls
N.Y
New York
Woman’s National Farm & Garden Association
Queensbury Inn
Cambridge Area
Metropolitan
Queensbury
Tri- County
Hollis E. Cornell
Johnsonville
Benjamin D. Holt
Portland
Maine
William J. Ullenbruch
Dimondale
Michigan
Frysinger International Exchange
National Flower Show School
Allan Skellie
Smith’s Basin
Robert S. Byfield
New York City
Theodore T. Buckley
Cambridge
Joseph P. Conboy
Comstock
Raymond Weatherby
Foster Black
Robert A. Lehman
Ira Moore
Valley Falls
Ullenbruch
Back to School Night Planned by North Bennington PTA
North Bennington parents will attend a PTA sponsored Back to School Night at the North Bennington School. Classroom sessions begin at 8 and a PTA business meeting is set for 9 p.m. in Room A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Pownall Methodist Bazaar Draws Large Attendance and Updates
The annual church bazaar in Pownall drew a large crowd last weekend. Proceeds reached 262 dollars to date under chairwoman Mrs. James Quinn with help from all church women. Display items remain for Family Night covered dish supper Sunday, followed by dedication of a new pulpit light. Citizens attend tax abatement meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm in town office. Boy Scout Troop 47 meets at 7 pm Wednesday in Town Hall. Scoutmaster Rolland Roy invites all scouting age boys. Methodist Youth Fellowship elected Gary Niles as president Dolores Kimball as vice president Deanna Beals as secretary and Diana Niles as treasurer. Officers rotate every five weeks with Mrs. James Quinn chairing the current period. Fellowship aid came from pre holiday grab bag and fudge tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Quinn
Board of Civil Authority
Town Hall
Rolland Roy
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Gary Niles
Dolores Kimball
Deanna Beals
Diana Niles
Bennington County 4-H Members to Attend National Congress
Mitchell A. Dondero and Forrest A. Lewis, both 20 from Arlington and Rupert, are selected to represent Bennington County at the National 4-H Congress in Chicago December 1 to 5. Dondero will join the Field Crops project while Lewis serves as the Automotive representative. Dondero, son of Louis J. and Mrs. Dondero, is a Burr and Burton Seminary graduate now at Castleton State College, who funded his field crops seeds through 4-H profits from an earlier hens project.
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Burlington
Bennington County
Chicago
Mitchell A. Dondero
Arlington
Forrest A. Lewis
Rupert
Mitchell
Louis J. Dondero
Burr and Burton Seminary
Castleton State College
Ondawa
Earl Lewis
Busy Beavers Club
Bennington
Forrest
4-H
Citizenship In
Vermont
Conrad Hilton Hotel
Faith Prior
James Edgerton
Hogback Area Gets Ready For New Season
Hogback Ski Area in Wilmington with 50 acres of slopes opened to grade snow. Upgrades include T-Bar Poma lifts, rope tow overhauls, new practice slope rope, diesel engine, second Oliver OC4 tractor, and larger Alpenglo ski shop. Ski Patrol led by Walter Harrington. hours 9:30 a.m. weekdays 9 a.m. weekends. 4:15 p.m. closing.
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Wilmington
Hogback
Holland Douglas
Alpenglo
Walter Harrington
Brattleboro Patrol
Harrington
Useasa
Arlington residents gather for family visits and auction notes
Arlington residents share weekend visits with Eric Sankari of Ashburnham Mass and Gilbert Vaughn family. Mrs Vaughn’s camp stay plus 95 year old George Matteson highlight gatherings as fire company plans biannual auction to fund equipment and reduce taxes. Red Mt Chapter CES meets Nov 13 with 6:30 supper focus. Mrs Klopfer stays with son Howard in Schenectady after hospital checkup.
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Eric Sankari
Ashburnham
Mass
Gilbert Vaughn
Anna
Barbara Albright
Connecticut
Vaughn
George Matteson
Arlington Fire Company
Arlington
Sandegate
Sunderland
Fire Company
Fire Department
Red Mt. Chapter
CES
Lewis Klopfer
Howard
Schenectady
Husband of Arlington Woman Promoted to Commander
James D. Wilder USN was promoted to Commander in a Sandia Base ceremony conducted by Rear Admiral Emmet O Beirne. A Harrisburg native, Wilder reported to Sandia in 1962 after JAG School training and Navy service since 1942 aboard several ships with multiple overseas postings. He is married to Vona Galli and they have three children.
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James D. Wilder
Vona Galli
Arlington
Emmet O’beirne
USN
Dasa
Sandia
Base
N.M
Sandia Base
Charlottesville
Wilder
Navy
Allentown
Prichett
J.A. Bole
Shiels
Charles J. Galli
RFC
Arlington, VI
Charles
Diana
Judy
Citizens Propose Public Kindergarten in Manchester
Nine members of a PTA kindergarten committee urged the Manchester school board to study adding a public kindergarten. They seek figures on transportation costs equipment and instruction. The board requires a survey of expected enrollment locations and parental interest before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
PTA
Clifford B. Graham
Howard Ambrose
Vermont
Duval Broun
James B. Campbell
George Jarvis
James McCooey
Alfred Laber
Emil Zoufe
Shaftsbury Fireman Retires After 35 Years of Service
Earl Cross retired from the Shaftsbury Fire Department after 35 years of service on November 7. He was honored with a firehouse dinner and received a wrist watch inscribed for 35 years with the department, presented by his nephew Chief Charles Becker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
Charles Becker
Earl Cross
Shaftsbury Fire Department
Robert Boothe
Fred Stacy
Chet Montgomery
Guy Mattison
Glen Carlisle
Cross
Buckler
Shaftsbury Fire Dept
Shaftsbury elects Ruth Martin president of library group
Shaftsbury Miss Ruth Martin was elected president of the Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library Association at the quarterly meeting held at the school. She succeeds Richard Cowan who resigns after four years due to frequent town absences. Officers and directors will be chosen at the March meeting. The library now has 2050 volumes with Wanda Harwood and Betty Clawson as student librarians under Mrs. Jessie Hulet, who may buy new books for grades most in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Martin
Mary Monroe Hawkins Memorial Library Association
Richard Cowan
Wanda Harwood
Betty Clawson
Hulet
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Glens Falls Garden
Elizabeth Dwyer
The
Vera Langlais
Scotland
Long John Importing Company
Helene Fnuompson
Albuquerque
Military Justice
Judge Advocate’s Office of Field Command
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Citizens Plug Kindergarten
Aly
Bertha James
Roy W. Barstow
American Legion Auxiliary
Frazer and Ambrose
Robert B. Vail
Ralph F. Fleming Jr
Clifford B. Harwood
Solie
Fran Stacy
Jessie Hulet
Central Vermont Public Service Corporation
Howard Johnsons Fish Fry
Cole Siaw
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Beau
Vor
Liggett
Bosworth Motor Sales, Inc
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