Rebelling Creatively in Teen Aid Workshop at Zion
Dr Victor Satinsky spoke in Manchester on helping teens rebel creatively through a Philadelphia program for adolescents. The two sessions, with educators and clergy from multiple towns, produced a rural adaptable plan led by community volunteers and possible foundation support.
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Manchester
Zion Episcopal Parish House
Chester
Bennington
North Bennington
Burlington
Granville
N.Y
Victor Satinsky
Philadelphia
Hahnemann Hospital
Satinsky
Sateinsky
Vermont
Pleasant Valley Granges Plan Friday Meetings and Service
Pleasant Valley Granges will hold meetings Friday at 8 p.m. at the hall. The Thanksgiving Eve circuit communion service will be held at Eagle Bridge Methodist church at 7 45 p.m.
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Pleasant Valley Granges
Eagle Bridge Methodist Church
Manchester Organization Undertakes Readiness Project for Pre Schoolers
A Manchester welfare group launches a weekly reading readiness class at Zion Parish House for 3 and 4 year olds. Under Mrs Bere Nice Graham, the program blends stories, songs, play, and manners to foster early literacy and self-esteem, aiming for two sessions weekly starting January. The venture follows educator studies stressing early stimulation to ease later kindergarten learning.
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Manchester
Goldilocks
Mama Bear
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Zion Parish House
Berenice Graham
Virginia Webb
Betty Jennings
Zion Church
Martin Deutsch
Institute of Developmental Studies
New York Medical College
Zion Church Parish House
Clifford B. Graham
Albert Webb
Private plane trip ends with Cleveland weather delay
Manchester Jackie Breen, Thomas Martin, and George Breen flew to Chicago on a business trip and were weathered in at Cleveland on the return leg. They awaited clear skies before resuming home and arrived back Tuesday afternoon. Francis Pierce, Grand Union Store manager, announces the Manchester Center store grand opening set for December 8. Meanwhile, a science club for above-average Grade 7 and 8 students is forming at Manchester Elementary School, led by teacher Burton Brown.
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George Breen
Chicago
Cleveland
Francis
Pete) Pierce
Grand Union
Manchester Center
Henry Cherbonneau
Allan Pash
Nursing Classes Set For Dorset
Dorset residents and neighbors may learn home nursing basics as classes begin in January in the vestry of the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert. Taught by registered nurse Mrs. Jay Connaway, the sessions are limited to 10 per group and free of charge. Participants may register at Russell Parks' store Gilbert's Hardware Dorset Glans store East Dorset or with recruitment chair Mrs. Ray Foote at 867-5380 before noon on weekdays. A sponsoring committee includes Dr. Elizabeth Byrnes the Rev Joseph Connelly the Rev and Mrs Robert Dana Mrs A F Bassett Mrs S Russell Fenn Mrs David Gilbert Mrs Harold Glans Mrs Russell Parks Mrs Ford Shroder and Mrs Ralph Stiles.
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Dorset
Ray Foote
Elizabeth Byrnes
Joseph Connelly
Robert Dana
A.F. Bassett
S. Russell Fenn
David Gilbert
Harold Glans
Russell Parks
Ford Shroder
Ralph Stiles
Arlington Band to Present Annual Rake Walk Event
The Arlington School Band will present its annual Rake Walk Friday at 8 p.m. at Arlington Memorial High School. Mr and Mrs Harry Brown are the parents of a baby boy seven pounds four ounces born Tuesday.
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Arlington Memorial High School
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Festival of Flames lights East Arlington with candle displays
The Festival of Flames opens Friday at The Candle Mill in East Arlington, a four year old charity event drawing visitors from Bennington County and beyond. Exhibits from around the world showcase candlemaking, with free admission and candle sales. Proceeds benefit United Counseling Service of Bennington County to fund emotional, family, and school support services. The festival runs Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. with refreshments available.
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East Arlington
New England
Federated Church of East Arlington
Bennington County
New Hampshire
Pittsfield
Mass
Schenectady
N.Y
United Counseling Service
Candle Mill
Santa Claus Arrives on 27-Foot Float in Manchester
A large crowd is expected December 3 as Santa arrives from the North Pole in Manchester aboard a 27 foot float with a snow castle design. Welcomed by Grand Union and the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce, Santa will greet children and hand out free gifts. The float, built by Triples S Blue Stamps Company, will play Christmas music and run from 3 30 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. This year's float is noted as bigger and better than last year.
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Manchester
Santa Claus
North Pole
Grand Union Store
Greater Manchester Area
Triples S
Blue Stamps Company
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