East Arlington and Sunderland News Roundup Oct 1964
A birthday surprise honored Mrs. Myrtle Grover of East Arlington for her 75th birthday with family from Conn and N.Y. attending plus a song fest. The Hillcrest Hustlers H Club elected officers Maria Whitman president and Kathy Fuller vice president. A hayride is planned for Oct. 24. Firemen auction set for Oct. 31 at East Arlington Fire House with pickup donations invited. Sunderland students plan Christmas greeting card sales to fund music education and recreational equipment. East Arlington library reports new books chosen for all ages and library open Thursday afternoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Grover
East Arlington
Clifford Grover
Douglas Grover
Kenneth Grover
Rocky Hill
Grover
Hillcrest Hustlers +H Club
Martha Williamson
Maria Whitman
Kathy Fuller
Linda Williamson
Brenda Howe
Susan Williamson
Marlene Knapp
Marianna Paquin
Marie Howe
Paulin Knapp
West Shaftsbury
McCullough Library Hall
North Bennington
Sunderland
Judy Hon
Joyce Lyons
Hon
Mavilla Grout
Anita Graves
East Arlington Library
Faculty Violinist Delivers Unparalleled Bach Performance
NORTH BENNINGTON The Bennington College Carriage Barn hosted a baroque chamber recital led by Miss Pernel with Bach's Sonata in C Major for unaccompanied violin. The audience rose in spontaneous praise, praising her artistry, precision, and musical interpretation. George Finckel followed with Viola da Gamba and Harpsichord in Bach and Handel arias accompanied by Frank Baker tenor, while Julian DeGray opened with Purcell Trumpet Voluntary on harpsichord, showcasing the ensemble’s cohesive tone and period style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Orrea Pernel
Bennington College
Miss Pernel
Pernel
George Finckel
Juelian DeGray
Finckel
DeGray
Frank Baker
Handel
Bach
Baker
Julian DeGray
Purcell
Bennington College Music
Julian de Gray
Orren Pernel
Scrap Paper Stolen From Methodist Church Shed
A load of scrap paper weighing about 5400 pounds was taken from the Methodist church shed garage and transported to the Walloomsac paper mill on Saturday morning. The church reported the loss and details were given to local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Walloomsac
Harvest Hop at Arlington Memorial High School gym
Arlington explorers post 34 hosts Harvest Hop Friday night from 7 30 to 11 30 at Arlington Memorial High School gym. Reports of visitors include Otto Zimmer and Mrs Warren Cleary with son Warren from Ches ter N H and BRighton Mass visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Earl LaBatt. Fire department canvassing for its Oct 31 auction in four areas with committees named and contact points. UNICEF trick or treat for UNICEF urged by Hossick area churches with Oct 30 activities. Pleasant Valley Grange installs new officers with oyster supper. list of officers and committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Explorer Post No. 34
Arlington Memorial High School
Otto Zimmer
Warren Cleary
Warren
Chester
N.H
George W. Zimmer
Constantine Lopes
Brighton
Mass
Earl LaBatt
Manchester
Robert Buck
O.R. Baker
Calvin Andrews
Leo Budro
West Mountain Farm
U.S. 7
Roger Wood
Edward Doyle
Donald Keough
James Thompson
Alan Mattison
Unicef
Hossick
United Nation’s Children’s Fund
South Cambridge Church
Pleasant Valley Grange
Grange Hall
Ralph Griswold
Buskirk
Victor Royal
William English
Robert Hamilton
Burton Welling
Margaret Hopkins
Kenneth Hungerford
Rodney Brownell
Steard
Ernest Trinkle
Flora
Rena Brundige
Pomona
Vera Mae Welling
John Beadle
Kaare Johansen
Alfred Stannard
Donna English
Ray Horton
West Arlington Sandgate Community Notices and Events
A turkey supper is planned at the West Art Church with serving at 5 p.m. The Arlington Fire Department set October 31 for its auction, led by Gordon Niles Leon Smith Fred W Hoyt and Jerry Humphrey who will collect articles in West Arlington and Sandgate. Auctioneer Bus Mars. Refreshments served. Ann Pelham, a Douglass College junior, may sing with Rutgers University choir in a memorial concert at Carnegie Hall. Mr and Mrs Albert Mast move to a winter home near St Petersburg Ila. The Masts and the Reynoldses return from a three week camp vacation on Sandgate Road and Barbara Mast, a Susquehanna College junior, plays girls field hockey with college teams at Penn State and other large schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Arlington
Mars
Sunderland Committee
Chiselville Bridge
U.S. 7
IGA Store
Tom Weakley
Harry Hayden
Earl Prouty
Ed Garneau
Warm Brook Road
Jerry Sargood
Jack Hawley
Fred Grout
Med Grover
West Art Church
Arlington Fire Department
Gordon Niles
Leon Smith
Fred W. Hoyt
Jerry Humphrey
West Arlington
Sandgate
Ann Pelham
Eugene Pelham
Douglass College
Rutgers University
London Symphony Orchestra
Pierre Monteaux
Carnegie Hall
Leopold Tschaikowsky
Albert Mast
Sandgate Road
St. Petersburg
Ila
Edgar Reynolds
Barbara
Susquehana College
Pennsylvania
Penn
State
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