Community church fellowship and local youth activities
The Women s Fellowship of Pownal Center Church meets Friday at 7 30 pm at Mrs Howard Van Horn s home in Williams town. North Pownal 4 H Club holds knitting session at Laura Langlais s home. September exchanges planned at Betty Ann Buck s home. Cub Scout Pack 47 meets Friday at 7 30 pm at the Scout Hut Pownal Center. Thanksgiving program planned and dens 3 4 meet Mondays at 4 30 pm at Northwest Hill home. Den 2 in South Pownal needs a leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pownal Center
Howard van Horn
Williamstown
William Brownell
East Pownal
Barnet
Arlington
North Pownal
Pownal Pioneers
Laura Langlais
Barbara Buck
Alice Sweet
Pamela Jelley
Colleen Sweet
Edna Hurley
Christine Church
Betty Ann Buck
James Harris
Edward Pratt
Northwest Hill
Bruce Burrington
Pratt
South Pownal
North Bennington News and Holiday Break Events
Mrs. Charles Harris accompanied her daughter Helen to the Harris home in Brandon for Thanksgiving recess. NBHS closes for the holiday. Two NBHS teachers Miss Marion Tifft and Mrs. Frances Woodcock attend a Cleveland conference under the Ford Foundation funded Curriculum Development Project. NEHS basketball opens season Wednesday with a non league game against Berlin at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Harris
Brandon
Helen
Harris
NBHS
Marion Tifft
Frances Woodcock
Cleveland
National Council of Teachers of English
Ford Foundation
NEHS
Berlin
Automobile Crash Touches Hoosick Falls Residents
In Boston Saturday night Herbert Ballou and wife Edith Beaumont Ballou of Gillespie Street were in a collision involving their 1964 Ford Falcon convertible. They were visiting Mrs Ballou's mother and sister for the weekend. PO 3.C Howard Ballou, returning from the Moale at Newport, is due home for Thanksgiving. Joseph Gorman and William Ingram are patients at VA Hospitals, Albany and Newport. Mrs Sanford Cluett Jr. has returned from Albany Medical Center where she was a surgical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Ballou
Gillespie Street
Boston
Mass
Howard Ballou
Arlington Doctor O'Neil's Office Closes for Thanksgiving
Arlington area notices say Dr O'Neil will close his office from November 26 through November 29. Vallie's and State Liquor Store in Arlington Vermont will also be closed on Thanksgiving Day November 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’neil
Vallie’s and State Liquor Store
Arlington
Puppetry Arts Featured By Hoosick Falls Drama Group
Hoosick Falls Little Theatre heard Allan Stevens of Bennington College discuss puppetry as a theater art at Mrs. Salluzzo's home. He showed puppets, described construction, and spoke of future productions including Rumplestiltskin in Alexandria, Virginia, on December 27 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Stevens
Bennington College
Hoosick Falls
Little Theatre
John Williams
Bennington
Anthony Salluzzo
Charles Turner
Stevens
Paul Fink
N.Y
Church Street
Doctor Faustus
Christopher Marlowe
Alexandria
Bick
Turner
Abbott Street
Helen Alexander
Shaftsbury Citizens Committee Plans Public Meeting on Union High
Shaftsbury School Citizens Committee promotes joining Mount Anthony Union High School District. A public information meeting is set for Dec 2 at 8 p.m. at Shaftsbury Elementary to discuss the Dec 8 vote. Local officials and union board members will attend. Meth-Con Youth Fellowship offers babysitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury School Citizens Committee
Shaftsbury
Mount Anthony Union High
Arthur Jones
Shaftsebury
Union High
Ques
Mount Anthony
Union High School
Jessie Hulet
Catherine Corcoran
Union Board
North Bennington
Gwen Montgomery
East Arlington Notes and Thanksgiving Events
Mrs Helen Bump returns home after hip fracture hospital stay aided by sister Susan Cookson and Dorothy Kinby of Worcester. Visiting Connecticut’s Anna Greenwold comes to see son Rev Granville Greenwold. Union Thanksgiving service at Federated Church features Rev Clement G Belcher. Food sale at Arlington Community House to fund Eastern Star treasury. Inter Church Tea at Bailey Hall features guests from St Margaret Mary's Sodality St James Guild and local church women. Nellie Bentley to spend Thanksgiving with Fred and family in Windsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Bump
East Arleington
Susan Cookson
Dorothy Kinby
Worcester
Mass
Anna Greenwold
Connecticut
Granville Greenwold
Union
Federated Church
Clement G. Belcher
St. James Episcopal
East Arlington Federated Church
Nellie Hayden
Mae DeBlock
Arlington
Eastern Star Treasury
Enterprise Society of the Federated Church of
East Arlington
Bailey Hall
Sodality
St. Margaret Mary’s Church
Guild
St. James Episcopal Church
West Arlington
Sandgate
Nellie Bentley
Sundersland
Fred Bressette
Windsor
Manchester Garden Club Hears Vermont Roadside Council Official
Carleton G. Howe, vice chairman of the Vermont Roadside Council, urged The Garden Club of Manchester to hold the line on billboard advertising and follow existing laws. He distinguished billboards from directional signs and urged friendly cooperation with advertisers. The club unanimously endorsed a state federation resolution opposing billboard expansion, supporting restricted ads to protect residents and travelers. New members Mrs. Emden Fritz and Mrs. Richard Hayes were introduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Garden Club
Vermont
Roadside Council
Manchester
Carleton G. Howe
Vermont Roadside Council
Garden Club of Manchester, Inc
Zion Church Parish
Howe
State Federation
John Hartigan
Robert W. Higbie Jr
Arthur W. Gibbs
Vermont Federation of State Garden Clubs
Emden Fritz
Richard Hayes
Welfare Advisory Committee Organizes at Manchester
A Manchester welfare advisory committee has formed to support the Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association’s expanding mental health program. Rev. Robert L. Clayton chairs the group, with Mrs. W B Hough outlining ongoing initiatives like a mothers workshop, the Big Sister program, a readiness group for pre kindergarteners, and a planned community survey. The next meeting is set for January, with members including Mrs. Albert J. Webb and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Atric
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
Zion Church Parish House
Mr. Clayton
Albert J. Webb
Joseph Bates
James
New Dreamscape premiere at Bennington College concert
Tonight at 8:15 in Carriage Barn Auditorium Bennington College presents the first performance of Dreamscape a new work by Vivian Fine who recently joined the faculty. The 20th century chamber program also features Bar rrades by Henry Brant Sonata for Woodwinds and Piano by Milhaud and Ravel Gaspard de la Nuit with Julian DeGray at the piano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nington College
Henry Brant
Gunnar Schonbeck
Milhaud
Ravel
Gaspard de la Nuit
Julian DeGray
Facelty
Bennington
Town Clerk Office to Close and Local Notices
Boston area style brief reports clerical closing and several local notices. Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway will close Thursday. Lyman Gemmell discharged from Rutland Hospital. Mrs. Gertrude Robinson improving slowly at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Rhoda Orvis leaves Seminary Avenue home to return to Pompano Beach Florida. Housewarming at Highland Avenue for Mr. and Mrs. Earle Fowler with guests and gifts. State Delegate Edna T. Wright attends NCSS Convention in St. Louis representing Vermont educators and councils.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara May Hemenway
Lyman Gemmell
Rutland Hospital
Gertrude Robinson
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Rhoda Orvis
Robinson
Seminary Avenue
Pompano Beach
Fla
Earle J. Fowler
Highland Avenue
Mrs. Fowler
Edna T. Wright
Vermont Council For the Social Sciences
National Council For the Social Sciences
St. Louis
Dorset Elementary Hosts Thanksgiving Dance Night
Dorset Elementary School hosts a Thanksgiving holiday dance Friday from 8 30 to 12 30 p m as the winter Friday dances, with Dave Brooks orchestra and Roy Casey calling. Admission 50 cents for students 90 cents for adults. Under 14 must be accompanied. those underage may be turned away. PTA committee includes Mr and Mrs Arthur Pinsonneault and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorset
Dorset Pta
Dave Brooks
Roy Casey
PTA
Arthur Pinsonneault
Robert McFall
Frank Eggleston
Terry Tyler
Mildred Penna
Henry Holden
Harold Beebe
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Pownals
Vera Langlais
Elizabeth Dwyer
Edith Beaumont
Helene Thompson
Burlington Savings Bank
Burlington, Vermont
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Harry Fink
Stephen Bick
Carlton Shaw
Madeline Massey
W. J. Shultz
Bradeford Smith
Ezekiel Cross
Marion Hardy
Earlon Rackliffe
Ralph Prouty
Michael Povsner
Philip Viereck
Roy Sanborn
Joe Crossman
Jones
Herbert Leonard
East
Sunderland
Amelia Lawrence
B. Campbell
G, Murray Campbell
Berry Wall
Thomas Farley
J. Gilmore Fletcher
Donald R. Shanks
Jay Connaway
Clifford B. Graham
Oliver Jennings
Mary Rogers Warren
Robert Palmer
Anton G. Hardy
Jackie Breen
Fowlers
Earle E. Storrs
Walter H. Beebe
Harold S. Harwood
James H. Beebe
I.N. Bartlett
Fowler
Wareren E. Fowler
Chester
Max
MAX Oil Service
Ben Mont Ave
Marden Skinner
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