Arlington Airman Cited For PRIDE Program
East Arlington airman 2.C. Kenneth R Mason of Clinton Sherman Air Base Oklahoma named PRIDE Airman in his unit. Mason, a base avionics mechanic, was recognized for outstanding effort in the PRIDE program to cut Air Force costs and boost efficiency and readiness as part of Strategic Air Command.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Kenneth R. Mason
James L. Wiley
East Arlington
Clinton-Sherman Air Base
Oklo
Mason
Strategic Air Command
Birthday celebration honors Steve Wilson in Walloomsace
Mrs. Arthur Wilson hosted a Sunday afternoon party for her son Steve's 12th birthday. Guests included Bill Godfrey Karen Snyder Bill Harrington Debbie Wilson Terri Harrington Helen Sullivan and Tommy Sullivan. Hazel Baldwin of Boston enjoyed Thanksgiving with relatives in North Bennington and Glens Falls. Michael Zukas and family of Washington visited sister Mrs. Robert Baldwin and stayed with Harry Griswold Sr. while Michael went to Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wilson
Steve
Bill Godfrey
Karen Snyder
Bill Harrington
Debbie Wilson
Terri Harrington
Helen
Tommy Sullivan
Hazel Baldwin
Boston
North Bennington
Glens Falls
Michael Zukas
Washington
Robert Baldwin
Zukas
Harry Griswold Sr
Michael
Texas
North Bennington Imposes Overnight Parking Ban
North Bennington village trustees announce the winter parking ban on village streets from midnight to 6 a.m. December 1 through April 1 to aid snowplowing. Notices posted. residents urged to remove vehicles during restricted hours. Taxes due to Arthur E. Wickenden, village treasurer, collected at First National Bank with postmark deadline December 3.
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Ing
Bennington
North Bennington
Wickenden
First National Bank
Priscilla Norton
Manchesterites Wed 25 Years Open House Planned
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pennock celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary with an open house for friends and relatives at the Masonic Hall Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. They will renew vows at 1:45 p.m. at the First Congregational Church. The Pennocks, Vermonters by birth, moved to Manchester 20 years ago after a stay in Lee Massachusetts. Pennock, employed by the Orvis Co., will give his wife a new set of rings, while Mrs. Pennock will present him a wedding band.
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John T. Carmody
Bennington County
Court House
Manchester
Carmody
Boston University Law School
Burr and Burton Seminary
Bennington Catholic High School
Bennington
Ringheiser
Maurice Pennock
Masonic Hall
Pennocks
Jerome J. Hevey Jr
First Congregational Church
Pennock
Monters
Wallingford
Ola Houghton
Lee
Mass
Orvis Co
Thanksgiving guests and local scout paper drive
Arlington East Arlington hosted Thanksgiving guests from Vermont New York and Dorset and Bennington. Boy Scout Troop 334 will collect newspapers on Water and School Streets and in East Arlington Saturday with a drive described as a huge success. Also reports a deer killed by a game warden after being chased by dogs behind Bonnet Street in Manchester. Sunderland School Association meeting postponed until further notice and a well baby clinic set for Thursday at the Community House 2 to 5 pm with transportation help by calling 375-6616. last clinic until April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Douglas
Springfield
Hiram Wyman
East Greenbush
N.Y
Harry Baker
Dorset
Bennington
Abbie Baker
East Arlington
Manchester
Jim Williams
Henry B. van Loon
Bonnet Street
van Loon
Sunderland School Association
Pownal
League of Women Voters
Vermont
State Central Planning Office
Extension Service
UVM
Maine
New York
Injury Reported From Falling Branch In Hoosick Falls
During high winds a dead tree branch fell on a car driven by Hilda Wagner aged 36 from Hoosick Falls. The damage was extensive and she was treated at Albany Medical Center for lip and knee cuts. State Trooper Doyle from Brunswick Station investigated at County Road 103 near N Y 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hilda Wagner
R.D. 1
Hoosick
Albany Medical Center
Doyle
Brunswick Station
Pownal Veterans Highlight Local Service And Choir Plans
North Pownal residents celebrate military service as David Powell, U S Marine Corps, completes basic training at San Diego and advances at Camp Pendleton while John Welch, U S Army, earns Spec 4 at Nuremberg with prior schooling in Fort Dix Fort Lee and Bavaria. Choir robes funded by youth groups debut in Sunday service as church plans Christmas pageant. Local figures visit and plan, including Frances Ryder’s vacation stay and LWV participation in Vermont planning conference December 5 in Manchester. Christopher N Tolle named Outstanding Soldier of the Month at Fort Devens after returning from Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Charles Powell
U.S. Marine Corps
B. L. Powell
North Pownal
San Diego
Calif
Benjamin L. Powell
Barbara
Gerry Powell
Camp Pendleton
John Jay Welch
Ernest Welch
U.S
Nuremburg
Germany
Welch
Fort Dix
N.Y
Fort Lee
Bavarian Alps
Christopher N. Tolle
Siegfried W. Tolle
Fort Devens
Mass
Viet Nam
Rector of Zion To Present Segregation Documentary
An hour long film titled Time for Burning will screen at Zion Episcopal Church parish house in Manchester on December 13 at 3 30 PM and 8 PM. The documentary examines racism within churches through a case at Augustana Lutheran Omaha following cross parish visits. It has strong critical praise from Jack Gould and The Boston Globe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Zion Episcopal Church
Rector of Zion
Lutheran Film Associates
Augustana Lutheran
Omaha
Neb
William Youngdahl
Jack Gould
The
New York Times
Boston Globe
Yankee Doodlers Sponsor Arlington High Dance
The Yankee Doodlers will sponsor a Friday night dance at Arlington Memorial High School gym from 7 30 to 11 with music by the Rejects from Rutland under Bulf Spaulding. Proceeds go to the Yankee Doodlers banquet and awards night, with Thomas Pike as general chairman and Pam Baldwin, Debbie Baldwin, Sam Pike, and Stanley Holton assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Yankee Doodlers
Arlington Memorial High School
The
Rejects
Rutland
Bulf Spaulding
Rutland Fair
Whispering Pines
Poultney
Castleton
Lisa King
Martha Lord
Mike Densmore
Mark Sammons
Don Ravena
Thomas Pike
Pam
Debbie Baldwin
Sam Pike
Stanley Holton
Lobdells and Sisson Return After Newburgh Visit
White Creek residents Mr and Mrs George Lobdell and Miss Myra Sisson return from a week with the John Olsen family in Newburgh New York. Mr Lobdell enjoyed successful deer hunting during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lobdell
Myra Sisson
John Olsen
Newburgh
N.Y
Lobdell
Manchester Scouts Honor Past Leaders
Cadette Girl Scouts honored their past scout leaders with a program and tea at the home of current leader Mrs. Dan Noble on Barnumville Road. Guests of honor included Mrs. Frederick S. Malone Mrs. Stanley Hinkley Mrs. Ferdinand Bongartz Mrs. Robert L. Cone and Mrs. Sidney Davis. The program Music Through the Ages featured Joan Thompson Cynthia Zandy Alison Otis Sharon O'Leary Dolores Parker Michelanne Ryan and announcer Marilyn Moyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Dan Noble
Barnumville Road
Frederick S. Malone
Stanley Hinkley
Ferdinand Bongartz
Robert L. Cone
Sidney Davis
Joan Thompson
Cynthia Zandy
Alison Otis
Sharon O’leary
Dolores Parker
Michelanne Ryan
Marilyn Moyer
Manchester Public Hearing on Amended Parking Ordinance
Trustees schedule public hearing for December 6 at 8 p.m. to discuss an amended no parking zone on the west side of West Road between Seminary Avenue and 550 feet north of the Seminary West Road intersection. The ordinance was adopted earlier this month by the trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Village of Manchester Trustees
Seminary Avenue
Customer Survey On Toll-Free Phoning to Londonderry
Manchester area residents are voting on adding South Londonderry to the Manchester toll-free service. A ballot closes Dec. 23, with proposed rate hikes of 40 cents monthly for single customers and 1.25 dollars for single business customers. Eaton cites Manchester as the region’s main shopping center guiding nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Manchester
Robert E. Eaton
Rutland
South Londonderry
Eaton
Deer struck by car on N Y 7 near Wayside Motel
Louis Maillet of 118 Pratt Street Bennington reported a deer he hit on N Y 7 at Potter Hill half a mile west of the Wayside Motel. He sought help to kill the injured animal, then went to the Center Brunswick state police station to report the mishap. conservation officials took over. No damage to Maillet’s car was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Potter Hill
Wayside
Louis Maillet
Pratt St
Bennington
Clifford Surdam
Brunswick State
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Arthur E. Wickenden
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Sunbeam Vista
Viao Vista Radiant Control
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Lady Sunbeam Vista
Vista Electric
Isa
Sunbeam
Lady Sunbeam
VISTA
Economy Auto Stores, Inc
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Gladstone Shoes
Gladstone
Church St., Burlington
Bennington Barre
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St. Albans
Winooski
Gladstone’s
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Helene Thompson
Warden
Doe
Robert Lindsey
Lariat
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Frances Ryder
Mt. Sterling, Ky
Pownal Center
Frank Myers
Barber’s Pond Road
Woodruff Picture Studios
Cambridge
Mario Cristaldi
Douglas Paul Perkins
Susan
Carter Sourcliffe
William Sigalos
Zion
Arlington High
Eleanor Niles
Cole Rcc Ae Wiecge Een
Coty
L’aimant
Emeraude
L’origan
Paris
Impreva
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Tiajuana Brass
Dunham Furniture Incorporated
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