Shaftsbury Scoutmaster Hank Freely Leads Troop 331 Growth
Hank Freely helms Shaftsbury Troop 331 for four years guiding growth from 24 to 40 members. A long-time Scouting leader with Wood Badge and Scouter's Key, he emphasizes field trips, cooking, and recent projects like snow shoes canoes and pack racks while noting a need for more parent volunteers.
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Henry Freely
Hank
Suffolk County
N.Y
Shaftsbury
Vermont
Freely
Ing
Bennington
Long Island
U.S. 7
Fire near Aitken house in Londonderry volunteers quell blaze
Eight members of the Fire Department battled a fire Sunday afternoon near the Aitken house just north of the village. A pile of lumber scraps ignited near the under construction dwelling. Also noted is a dance at Flood Brook School gym in Londonderry on Saturday Oct 26 from 9 to 12 with music by Dave Brooks Orchestra and Prent Barker as prompter, sponsored by the School Club. children under 12 admitted free. A nursery school for three and four year olds begins Oct 21 at 9 a.m. in the Second Congregational Church of Londonderry with registration Oct 17 at 10 a.m.. sessions Monday through Friday 9 to 12. Several families from Darien Conn., Upper Montclair and Short Hills N.J., Buffalo N.Y., and New York City vacationed or stayed at Londonderry and Landgrove homes last weekend, including Mrs. Jessie Mayer and Ms. Susan Dibble among others.
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Aitken
Flood Brook
Londonderry
Dave Brooks
Prent Barker
2Nd Congregational Church of
Fontaine Martin
Darien
Landgrove
Polly Myhrum
Pine Cobble House Tour Raises $4500
Pine Cobble House Tour titled Autumn in the Berkshire drew a large crowd and a profitable art sale by local artists. About $4500 was raised for Pine Cobble School. Co chairs Mrs. Thomas Hall and Mrs. Francis Jenkins thank volunteers. The Sandgate Church will close for winter until Easter, with Sunday services relocated to nearby churches.
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Williamstown
Mass
Thomas Hall
Francis Jenkins
Berkshire
Pine Cobble School
Hall
Jenkins
Arlington Parent Teachers Meeting Highlights At Fisher School
Arlington area P T A members gathered Monday evening at Fisher School to discuss attendance and education history in Vermont. A unanimous vote redirected a $24 sinking fund to buy raincoats for safety patrols, with a separate plan for an Election Day food sale to fund the equipment plus a skirt gift from a summer reading class.
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Arlington
Gerald Raftery
Martha Canfield Library
Fisher School
Rowan
Martin
Peyton Place
Raftery
Vermont
Guenther Mahler
APT
Safety Patrol
Sandra Young
Francine Rohm
DAR Schools Described At Hoosick Fas Meeting
Hoosick Falls NY October meeting of the Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR drew about 25 members and two guests. Miss Amy Walker of Albany spoke on DAR schools Tamassee in South Carolina and Kate Duncan Smith in Alabama, both supported by DAR. Plans for the Nov 9 guest day included a 12:30 reception, 1 p.m. luncheon, and a food sale. Reservations by Nov 6.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
DAR
Baptist Memorial Hall
Amy Walker
Albany
Tamassee
S.C
Kate Duncan Smith
Gunter Mountain
Alabama
Henry R. Sheldon
Baptist Hall
Lisle J. Howland
Buffalo
Marion Webster
Mechanicville
Estella Shaw
Third St
Dorothy Howe
Lake Placid
Sheldon
Ruth Howe
American History Awards
Hazel Hill
District III
Milton Neubauer
American Indian Fund
R. Ashton Haswell
Regent
Mobutu Denies Appeal of Rebel Leader Mulele
In Kinshasa President Mobutu refused the appeal of Pierre Mulele who was sentenced to death for leading a leftist rebel uprising in Kwilu Province. Mulele had turned himself in to the government last month after a military court condemned him.
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Kinshasa
Congo
UPI
Joseph Mobutu
Pierre Mulele
Kwilu
Mulele
LaBatt Family News From Martha's Vineyard Visit
Mr and Mrs Earl LaBatt and family and Charles LaBatt spent last week at Martha's Vineyard. Mrs Charles LaBatt visited with her son Edward and family in Danby for the week.
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Earl LaBatt
Charles LaBatt
Martha’s Vineyard
Edward
Danby
Rummage Sale at North Bennington Library Hosted by Baptist Women
Bargain hunters will flock to the North Bennington library Saturday as the Baptist Women's Society sponsors a rummage sale. Hours run 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. A table of food will also be available.
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The
Baptist Women’s Society
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Newell Withy
Washington, Conn
Susan Dibble
Wykeham Rise School
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Sandgate Methodist Church
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East Arlington
William Towne
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Ira Manross
Fisher Elementary
Martin Cummings
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James Wyman
Fred Hoyt
Arthur Moody
Hoosick
Helene Thompson
Scotts
Greenberg
Main Street
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J.H. Winslow
Monument Plaza
Bennington RD
Benn., VT
North Bennington
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Arlington, Vt
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Chrysler
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