Arlington Youth a Vermont Delegate to National 4-H Congress
Wayne Hagelberg of Arlington is one of four outstanding Vermont 4-H'ers chosen to represent the state at the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago later this month. The group also includes David J. Dickinson from UVM, Christine Sitek of West Rutland, and Clarence Haynes of Middletown Springs. Hagelberg serves as Vermont’s conservation delegate and advocates tree planting on unused pastures and unproductive land.
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Arlington
Wayne Hagelberg
Rutland County
Bennington County
Vermont
David J. Dickinson
UVM
Christine Sitek
West Rutland
Chicago
Clarence Haynes
Middletown Springs
Hagelberg
Mary McClellan Hospital Reports Week’s Admissions and Discharges
Cambridge area list includes Diana J Bradley Louise Gates Florence M Granger Connie J Russell Kelley E Shaw Bennington area discharges cite Charles L Anton Gloria Chellis Mary Dee Crowe Sharon L Messina Cambridge Shirley A Beaulieu Diana J Bradley Mary A Bozek Helen M Mathers Louise Gates Anne C Pappas Susan M Prebble Connie J Russell Lena Mitchell Kelley E Shaw Hoosick Falls Sarah Feathers Berlin West Pawlet names join Army service Peter Leonard promoted to first lieutenant in Seoul Korea William Parsons at Ft Monmouth undergoing flying lessons and musical theory visits by family Arlington Memorial High senior Hagelberg and 4-H activities conservation projects ship bound Vermont participants travel to Mr and Mrs Robert Leonard receive news of son Peter promotion First Methodist Church Wo mans Society pre holiday bazaar Nov 26 4-H Congress attendance Nov 26 30 expected 2500 attendees
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Bennington Area
Diana J. Bradley
Louise Gates
Florence M. Granger
Connie J. Russell
Kelley E. Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Clifford A. Brundige
Carney S. Buck
Anna Mae Fiske
Stephanie H. Harff
Cambridge
Charles H. McNally
Alice M. Peters
Eagle Bridge
Charles L. Anton
Gloria Chellis
Mary
Dee Crowe
Sharron L
Messina
Shirley A. Beaulieu
Mary A. Bozek
Helen M. Mathers
Anne C. Pappas
Susan M. Prebble
Lena Mitchell
Sarah Feathers
Berlin
John A. Jamieson
West Pawlet
Robert Leonard
Peter
Army Intelligence
Seoul
Korea
Townshend Man Speaks on Upheaval in Public Welfare
Bernard W. Scholz, Townshend resident and former chief of the Public Assistance Division for the District of Columbia, will headline a Monday evening lecture on November 20 at 8 in the college dining hall. He will trace the philosophic background and history shaping American welfare programs, discuss War on Poverty and Great Society efforts, and ask how much of the population must be alienated before the nation acts. Scholz’s 25 year career spans municipal and state welfare programs in several states, service with the Social Security Board, and work with Washington's institution for dependent and mentally retarded children. He retired in June.
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Marlboro
Bernard W. Scholz
Townshend
Public Assistance Division
District of Columbia Government
Scholz
America
Pennsylvania
Iowa
Illinois
Maryland
Social Security Board
D.C
Washington
Arlington Dancers Light Up Cambridge Hotel Banquet
Princess Maria Sue Crawford of East Arlington and Jay Seaman of Cambridge entertained at the Stanley Home Products district managers and hostesses banquet at Cambridge Hotel on Monday night. Princess danced and baton twirled while Jay performed two tap dance solos. Both train at Cecelia Greene Callahan's School of Dance with Princess also enrolled at Janet Flynn's School of Baton.
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Princess Maria Sue Crawford
East Arlington
Jay Seaman
Cambridge
Stanley Home Products District
Princess
Jay
Cecelia Greene Callahan
School of Dance
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
25th Anniversary Party for Horace and Wife in Rupert
An open house in Rupert honors the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Moore at their home. Sunday hours are 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Their son Lt. Jay H. Moore serves with the Marines in Vietnam. Friends neighbors and relatives are invited.
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Rupert
Horace Moore
Jay H. Moore
Vietnam
Area Resident Given 50 Year Veteran Status
Daniel T. OConnell of South Londonderry is a 50 year veteran of the Boy Scout movement. He joined in 1915 in The Bronx and became the first Bronx cub master, field commissioner for Cub Scouting, and a longtime National Council member-at-large. An assistant geology professor at City College of New York, he authored the rocks and minerals merit badge booklet for Scouting and received a 50 year veteran pin, certificate, and a personal letter from the BSA chief executive.
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National Council
BSA
City College of New York
O’connell
Boy Scouts of America
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Bennington Banner
West Arlington
West Arlington Jrs
4-H Club
Princess Crawford
Janet
Sandy Jennings
Kathy Hirsch
Ann Coley
Nancy Hagelberg
Lesley Pratt
Annie Hoyt
Debbie Cole
Donolyn Hagelberg
Molly Pratt
Peter Pratt
David Hagelberg
Mark Albee
Richard Hagelberg
Mary McClellan Hospital
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Arlington Memorial High School
Dorset
Marden Skinner
William Parsons
Carl Parsons
Parsons
Signal Corps
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
New York
William Gilbert
Culver Military Academy
South Bend
Ind
Gilbert
Jack
Russell Parks
New Jersey
David Carr
David
Rutland Hospital
Daniel
Carrs
Ronald Shanley
Peekskill, N.Y
Corrine
Tricia
Grace Streeter
Ted Streeter
Peekskill
Shaftsbury
Fran Stacy
WSCS
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Cage
House
Senate
Helene Thompson
the Breweries of
United States Brewers Association, Inc
Stanley L. MacPherson
Montpelier
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
NEW Rockwell Porter
John E. Noe
Aubuchon Hardware Shopping Center
Bennington
Rey
Fishman’s Main
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