What Union High School Would Mean Vs Arlington's Present Curriculum
Arlington faces a decision on unionizing with Sunderland and Union High School District No. 14 on October 15. The proposed union curriculum includes a full commercial department, expanded language study with four years of French, three of Latin, foreign language labs, varied science on ability levels, applied science for non college bound students, and honors and AP options. Vocational and industrial arts courses would broaden shop offerings, with plans for building trades electronics metalworking woodworking auto mechanics and technical drafting.
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Union High School
Arlington
Sunderland
Union
Arlington Welcome for New Homeowner Highlights Local Events
The George Albee family received a warm housewarming surprise after buying the former Hayes residence this summer. Clyde Dunlap and his wife plan an open house for their 25th wedding anniversary on Sunday with neighbors invited. The senior class hosts a record hop at Arlington High School gym on Friday evening with 35 cent admission.
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George Albee
Albees
Hayes House
Clyde Dunlap
Kenneth Mason
John Frost
Dick Miles
Barbara Mason
Sandra Andrews
Alice Norris
Herbert Wheaton Congdon
Martha Canfield Library
Fred McGuire
Wallingford
Congdon
Memorial School
Fisher School
North Bennington Social News and Local Notes
Mrs. Lawrence Lyons hosted a wedding shower for Miss Joann Armstrong in North Bennington with 21 guests and decorations including a blue and white umbrella and fall dahlias from Pete Lyons’ garden. Rev. Charles Parsley was named PTA delegate to the state convention with a prison tour on Oct 2 and 3 in Windsor. Richard David Noyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Noyes, was born in Essex Junction. Harry Noyes is the Essex Junction schools superintendent and former coach at North Bennington and Arlington.
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Lawrence Lyons
Joann Armstrong
Philip Anderson
Portland
Maine
Lyons
Pete Lyons
Edith McCarthy
Pittsburgh
Charles Parsley
PTA
Windsor
Vermont State
Mary Rich
Essex Junction
Richard David Noyes
Harry Noyes
Wilmington Dover Bowling Opens With Long Tournament Run
Bowling events begin at B and B Lanes with a 28 week schedule and trophies. City clubs plan outings and meetings including the Wilmington Home Demonstration Club on Oct 5 and the Mothers Club Halloween party. Girl Scout Troop 54 grows to 25 with two groups led by Mrs. Barton and Mrs. Rowell. Community notices cover church, Masonic Lodge, and Beaver Brook PTA minstrel rehearsals at Memorial Hall.
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Girl Scout Troop
Arlington Norshaft Little League Officers Meeting
Shaftsbury residents are invited as the Arlington Norshaft Little League plans an officer election at 7 30 p m on Wednesday October 3 at the Shaftsbury Firehouse.
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Arlington Norshaft
Little League
Shaftsbury Firehouse
Church Hosts 100 for Rally in Hoosick Falls
The First Baptist Church welcomed 100 girls from the Baptist Guild Fellowships of the Hudson River North Association for a Saturday rally starting at 1 p.m. Miss Andrea Getze of Albany presided, with greetings from Hoosick Falls and guest speaker Mrs. Calvin Thompson of Syracuse. The program featured a song fest a rose ceremony led by Miss Jane Tilley and candlelight worship.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
First Baptist Church
Baptist Guild
Hudson River North Association
Women’s Society
Andrea Getze
Madison Avenue Church
Albany
Alice Brown
Calvin Thompson
Syracuse
Jane Tilley
Hoosick
Guild Fellowship
The
Hoosick Church
Cynthia Brownell
Hoosick Falls Church
Neighbors Aid Berlin Church For Baptism
Rev Frank Sparks of the Berlin Baptist Church presided over eight baptisms at the First Baptist Church of Hoosick Falls on a Sunday afternoon. Hoosick Falls organist Joseph Sourcliffe ITI, who lost four family members in the Berlin disaster, played for the service. Berlin’s congregation attends services at the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Berlin while fundraising to rebuild. A $100 donation came from the Philathea Society of the Hoosick Falls church.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Frank Sparks
Berlin Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Joseph E. Sourcliffe Iti
Hoosick Falls Church
Berlin
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Philathea Society
Pleasant Valley Granges and Local Club Meetings Scheduled
The Pleasant Valley Granges meet Friday Oct 5 at 8 30 p m. The Crystal Clover 4H Club holds its monthly meeting Saturday Oct 6 at 8 p m at the town hall. St Martha s Guild sponsors a rummage sale the first weekend in October at St Luke s rectory basement with Mrs Walter LeGrys as chairman. Hours 4 to 7 Friday and 10 to 5 Saturday.
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Frank Boardman
James Tulle
Gannon Road
Pleasant Valley Granges
Crystal Clover 4H
Town Hall
St. Martha's Guild
St. Luke’s
Walter LeGrys
Irwin Perry
District United Fund
William Nennstiel
Lowville
Second Harpsichord Concert Benefiting Bennington College Fund
NORTH BENNINGTON The second in the harpsichord fund series will be held tomorrow night at 8 15 in Bennington Catholic High School. Sylvia Marlowe and Bernard Greenhouse perform Bach sonatas and contemporary pieces written for Marlowe. Greenhouse plays a 1707 Stradivarius cello. Tickets from College Co op Bennington Bookshop and Noveck Schultz.
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North Bennington
Bennington College
Harpsichord Fund
Bennington Catholic High School
Sylvia Marlowe
Bernard Greenhouse
Miss Marlowe
Wanda Landowska
Harpsichord Society
Greenhouse
Juiliard
Manhattan School of Music
Shapero
Haieff
Marlowe
College Co-op
Bennington
Noveck-Schultz
Claude Frank
BCHS
Africa Pygmies To Be Topic of College Talk
Colin Turnbull, assistant curator of African ethnology at the American Museum of Natural History, will speak Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Bennington College Theater on African pygmies and relations between two peoples sharing an environment. He will show slides and recordings, and discusses plans for a new African Hall.
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North Bennington
American Museum of Natural History
Colin Turnbull
Bennington College
Turnbull
Oxon College
Oxford University
Museum of Natural History
Pittsfield hosts 11th Berkshire Art Association exhibit
The Berkshire Museum opens the 11th Berkshire Art Association show in Pittsfield with paintings and sculpture from 282 artists vying for 2950 in prizes. Virginia Webb of Manchester VT wins a share of 750 for Summers Day. Lea Ehrich earns the anonymous award for Thorns. The exhibit runs until Oct 30 daily 10 to 5 weekdays and 2 to 5 Sundays. closed Mondays. admission free.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Bennington Area
Berkshire Art Association
Berkshire Museum
S. Lane Faison Jr
Williams College Art Museum
Virginia Webb
Manchester
Lucy Doane
North Bennington
Lea Ehrich
Arlington
Patsy Santo
Bennington
Winthrop Tuttle
Marlboro
Hoosick Falls Girl Directs College Musical
Miss Cathy Chapman of Hoosick Falls a College of St. Rose sophomore served as music director for a Friday evening sophomore musical at the Albany college The event welcomed freshmen She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn Chapman of Johnson Hill Road and majors in music She also performed at a Pittsfield Massachusetts fashion show accompanying the Junior Quintet on piano last Tuesday.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Cathy Chapman
College of St. Rose
Albany
Lynn Chapman
Johnson Hill Road
Chapman
Wendell- Sheraton
Pittsfield
Mass
Haiti Dancers to Highlight Haitian Presence at 1964 World Fair
A company of native Haitian dancers will showcase Haiti at the 1964 New York World's Fair. Harold Tuthill arranged the display and said the troupe may tour cross country before its local appearance.
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New York
Haiti
Harold Tuthill
Art Center Prizes Awarded At Southern Vermont Exhibit
Three prizes of 200 dollars were awarded by the prize jury of the sixth annual exhibition opening Saturday at the Southern Vermont Art Center. The show runs through Oct. 14 featuring 250 works from New England and New York artists including Jay Connaway Henry Martin Gasser and Pauline Law with jurors Alden Bryan and Robert G. McIntyre.
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Manchester
New England
New York
Southern Vermont Art Center
Brittany Coast
Jay Connaway
Pawlet
Connaway
America
Southern Vermont Artists
School of Art
The
Center
Paris
Henry Martin Gasser
Pauline Law
Gasser
Newark
SVA
New York State
Storm damages linger as West Arlington reports power loss
West Arlington and Sandgate suffered through a line storm with strong winds uprooting trees and breaking branches. Power outages lasted up to 24 hours while farmers struggled to milk and haul milk. A hospital patient update followed a kitchen fall involving Mrs. Frederick Lemberg Jr and sister Mrs. Milo Tudor. The Turner family reunion at Sandgate Church drew about 25 attendees from Arlington and Connecticut. News arrived of Eugene Helwig’s passing in Lakeland Florida, and a birth announced for Richard Alan Hess, son of Alan and Nancy Hess of Brimfield with roots in Arlington.
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West Arlington
Sandgate
Frederick Lemberg Jr
Putnam Hospital
Milo Tudor
Sandgate Church
Lakeland
Fla
Eugene Helwig
Helwig
Gene
Helwigs
Notch Road
Alan Hess
Brimfield
Mass
Richard Alan
Brownie Registration and Troop Plans in Hoosick Falls
Brownie registration day set for Monday October 8 at 3 p.m. at the Community Center with a 50 cent fee for girls aged 7 to 9. Troop 493 led by Mrs Keough and Mrs Harold Shapiro plus Troop 466 led by Mrs Philip McGuire and Mrs William Burns. a new troop will form with Mrs Kenneth Dooley and Mrs Frank Unavich. A chicken barbecue fundraiser hosted by the Hoosick Falls PTA at the school cafeteria on Thursday October 11 starts at 7 p.m. Reservations due by October 8. Donald McMartin, formerly of Hoosick Falls, returned to Tulsa after visiting his mother. Dennis J. Sausville is undergoing eight weeks of basic training at Lackland AFB after enlisting. The former Miss Judith Ann McGuire, now Mrs John Graney, was honored at a prewedding shower hosted by relatives at the grandmother’s home. About 40 guests attended. Adult education classes begin this week at Hoosick Falls Central School from 7 to 8:30 p.m. with varied courses including ceramics, woodworking for both genders, first aid, algebra, driver training, biology, literature, art, sewing, hooked rugs, and commercial subjects.
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John Keough
Brownie Troops 493
Keough
Harold Shapiro
Troop 46
Philip McGuire
William F. Burns
Kenneth Dooley
Frank Unavich
Parent-Teachers Association of
Hoosick Falls Central School
Edwin Brenenstuhl
Wesley Durkee
Fred McGuire
John Halstead
James Nelson
Judith Ann McGuire
John Graney
Linda McGuire
Mary Beth Makin
Helen Bradley
Mary Ann Bozek
Edward Maleahy
Helen Petell
Price Milam
Bernard Balder
American Red Cross
Richard Severson
James Wahler
Warren Eastwick
Anthony Autebell
William Peckham
Stanley Brostoski
Ruth Peerboom
Hattie Haas
West Hoosick women organize sewing, drives and events
The United Class met at Julia Hunt’s home with Ruby Pine presiding. They voted a donation for Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad and planned six sewing bags for a Southeast Asia project. An auction raised 15.30 dollars and plans for future meetings and greetings cards were set. Ronald Siefert returned from Mary McClellan Hospital. The West Hoosick Home Demonstration Unit held a slides session on preventing falls. The Gleaners Society planned an Oyster supper for Oct 17 at the West Hoosick Baptist Church.
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Julia Hunt
Ruby Pine
Hoosick Falls
Wilfred Knapp
Ralph Griswold
Roger Moseley
Edgar Hunt
Charles Pirtiz
Harold Pine
Wells Eddy
Hunt
Ronald Siefert
Mary McClellan Hospital
West Hoosick Home
Fellowship Hall
Arthur Moseley
Taylor
West
Berlin Baptist Church
Gleaners Society
Harold Moseley
West Hoosick Baptist Church
Ambrose Brown
Floyd Humphrey
Robert Higgins
Lucinda Barber
William Pine
Lloyd Pine
Hoosick Players Prepare Teahouse for Oct 19 20
Hoosick Falls Little Theater group readies Teahouse of the August Moon for October 19 and 20 at the Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium. Rehearsals run under Ron Badgeley with added stage lighting and a seven-set design. Tickets on sale through members. Next meeting October 24 at Mrs. Mary Case’s home.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Little Theater Group of
Warren Eastwick
Pittstown
Badgeley
Dia-Keong Lee
Theresa Schmiegel
Gordon Lockrow
Buskirk
Japan
Eastwick
Mary Case
Burchard Avenue
Music Guild Plans Band Concert Friday to Launch Festival
The Bennington Music Guild will present a band concert Friday at the Town and Village Office Building as part of the Fall Foliage Festival. Directed by Gunnar Schonbeck, the program features American marches and German songs with Wagnerian marches. This marks the first Bennington appearance since August 1961 Bi-Centennial. Jack Miller of the Greater Bennington Association co ordinates the event.
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The
Bennington Music Guild
Gunnar Schonbeck
Music Guild
Bennington
Jack Miller
Greater
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