Ballet Teacher to Join Dallas Civic Opera Cast
Mrs. Linde Gibb of Dorset sails for Dallas to perform with the Corps of Ballet in two operas, Verdi’s Macbeth and Rigoletto. Madame Marina Svetlova will choreograph Rigoletto and solo in Macbeth, with Gibb as director of Svetlova Dance School.
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Manchester
Linde Gibb
Corps of Ballet
Dallas
Texas
Civic Opera
Mountain Towns selectman resigns in October note
Robert Rupprecht of Searsburg resigned as selectman effective Saturday October a2 as reported by Richard Estey of Wilmington. The report notes a deer taken with a bow and arrow in Wilmington weighing approximately 105 pounds, relayed to Mrs. Russell Fitch the Wilmington town clerk.
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Robert Rupprecht
Searsburg
Richard Estey
Wilmington
Russell Fitch
State Grand Master Plans To Dedicate Falls Temple
Hoosick Falls hosts New York State Grand Master Frank C. Staples and 20 Grand Lodge dignitaries for the dedication of the new Masonic Temple on Main Street. An afternoon ceremony precedes a 6:30 dinner at Central School with Staples as principal speaker and local Masons guiding events.
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Falls Temple
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
van Rensselaer Lodge
New York State
Frank C. Staples
Grand Lodge
Main Street
Central School
Ralph Bullock
Staples
George Chatfield
Bullock
Edward Gibbons
Carl Jester
Eagle Bridge
Lodge
New
Letters illuminate Dorothy Canfield Fisher at UVM Library
In Burlington the Dorothy Canfield Collection at Bailey Library grows with 650 Haas Haas correspondence letters dated 1925 to 1958, offering rich Vermont and publishing history insight. Manchester PTA adult education enrollment remains open with courses on New Math finances sewing photography and more.
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Burlington
Vermont
Dorothy Canfield
University of Vermont
Bailey Library
Robert K
Merle S. Haas
New York City
John Buechler
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Robert Kolvoord
New Hampshire
Haas-Fisher
Paul B. Kebakian
Manchester
Parent and Teachers Association
Burr and Burton Seminary
Lois Barney
PTA
Skinner Library Ineligible For State Aid
Manchester Vermont’s Mark Skinner Library will not qualify for state funds under the Governor’s Library Advisory Committee recommendations which require public funding support. The library is funded by endowment and private gifts, and bylaws may prevent accepting public money unless amended. The panel urged interlibrary loans support and replacement funding to broaden access to the state’s total library inventory.
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Manchester
Mark Skinner
Governor’s Library Advisory Committee
James Laubach
Brattleboro
Mark Skinner Library Board of Trustees
G. Murray Campbell
Town of Man
Laubach
Sandgate Forest Fire Starts in Hollow Tree
A forest fire near the Tate Hollow area above Sandgate burned over 20 acres of woodland. Discovered by state troopers on Route 313, it drew six Arlington Fire Department members led by Chief C. Lee Marsh, with two local helpers assisting. origin remains undetermined.
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Sandgate
Tate Hollow
William T. Schwarz
Watergate
S. Lytton Scott
Arlington Fire Department
C. Lee Marsh
Sandygate
Falls Board Approves Sewer Bond in Hoosick Falls
HOOSICK FALLS N Y Village Board of Trustees votes unanimously to approve a 1 050 000 bond issue for a sewer system and treatment plant with federal and state funds. Notification of acceptance will be posted tomorrow with a 30 day petition window for a public vote if desired. If unchallenged the bond becomes effective after 30 days and bids may be let next spring.
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Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Village Board of Trustees
Rummage Sale Postponed by St Johns Sodality to Nov 4
North Bennington reports St Johns Sodality postpones Friday rummage sale to November 4 in the new church hall, from 2 to 8 pm. Also notes Boy Scout Troop 328 elections with Peter Stoothoff as junior assistant scoutmaster, Alan McWaters as senior patrol leader, Gary Matteson as patrol leader, and other troop roles. Scouts prepare for Dorset campout, meeting adjourned next Monday due to the trip.
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St. John’s Sodality
William N. Barber
Massena
N.Y
Milton Langlois
North Bennington
Peter Stoothoff
Alan McWaters
Gary Matteson
Bruce Moe Waters
Minute Men
Jim Wickenden
Bruce McWaters
Dorset
Ronnie Shepard
Chip Henningsen
Alan Pratt
Jerry Cook
Malcolm Hewitt
Jim Gratton
John Carrier
Shepard
Harold Henningsen
Shaftsbury Scouts seek more bugles for drum line
Shaftsbury Fran Stacy reports Boy Scout Troop No 331 may form a drum and bugle corps if more bugles are donated. Richard Borden offers bugle instruction, and troop plans two five week rifle classes at St Peters Church with adult supervision. Five new boys join, and a paper drive plus a board of review set for Nov 7. Democratic regional library centers discussed by Roach to aid smaller libraries. Fashion show in Williamstown promotes Winter Magic at Elm Tree House on Nov 10.
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Boy Scout
Richard Borden
John Clawson
Philip Roach
St. Peters Episcopal Church
Bennington
NRA
Mark Harwood
Michael Breen
Herbert Hulett
Charles Peacock
John Billow, Jr
Roach
Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Macy’s
Colonie
Elm Tree House
Mt. Hope Farm
Prentice Estate
William Everett
Donald W. Gardner
R. Neil Megaw
H. Lee Hirsche
John Eriksson
John Sprague
Lincoln Vogel
Oblong
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