Arlington Republicans Name Leaders
Arlington Republicans at the Community House elected officers and committee members led by Manfred Ehrich as chairman and Paul Bohne III as vice chairman. Bennington County members Ehrich and Marjorie Doyle were chosen. The group plans a Oct 2 Burlington dinner dance at Patrick Gym with guest speaker Gerald Ford. Bohne spoke on Young Republican Club reorganization and aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Republican Town Caucus
Arlington Community House
Manfred Ehrich
Paul Bohne III
Helen Wood
Gordon Hard
Hermon Benjamin
Donald S. Kendall Jr
Thurston Hulet
Elizabeth Hess
Muriel Linde
Eric Erickson
Esther Wilcox
Prosper Deschenes
Allan B. Angney Jr
Mary Kendall
Alfred Andrews
Helen Gendron
Martin Cummings
Marjorie Doyle
Roy Crofut
Alfred Scott-Smith
Janice Coley
Caroline Stolz
Elizabeth Trachte
Bennington County
Ehrich
Doyle
Burlington
Patrick Gymnasium
Gerald Ford
House
Harwood Re elected Manchester GOP Chairman at Caucus
Dr Clifford B Harwood was reelected chairman of the Republican Town Committee in Manchester at a Monday caucus Selectman Ferdinand Bongartz became vice chairman and Mrs Helen Bigelow was reelected secretary treasurer Delegates to the Bennington County Committee were chosen and town committee members named Also noted were a surprise party for flight instructor George Breen Jr and upcoming PTA and Girl Scouts activities with a fundraising sale at Manchester Center and an auction at Grange Hall
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Clifford B. Harwood
Ferdinand Bongartz
Helen Bigelow
Robert Treat
William A. Griffith
Bennington
George J. Heaslip
Bongartz
Dr. L. Zecher
Manchester Center
Joseph E. Fowler
Masonic Hall
Manchester town offices to discuss expansion plans with boards
Selectmen and Town Manager James Woodard meet tonight at the town office with the Manchester Planning Board to discuss expansion. The Tri Valley Study Group also gathers at Manchester Elementary School for a final 8 p.m. session. Stephen Cameron of Manchester Center remains a patient at Rutland Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Woodard
Manchester Planning Board
Tri-Valley
Manchester Elementary School
Stephen Cameron
Manchester Center
Rutland Hospital
SVA Members Approve New Road to Art Center
At the Southern Vermont Art Center annual meeting in Manchester about 80 members endorsed a plan to obtain estimates for grading and resurfacing the hill road from West Road entrance to the Gallery circle. Trustees will decide financing next month as center heads toward its 37th season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SVA
Manchester
Southern Vermont Art Center
Board of Trustees
West Road
Kindergarten Opens Amid Weather and Election News
In Randolph Massachusetts Mr and Mrs Alton Smith and family visited relatives as 39 of 42 registered kindergartners attended the first day. Classes at two sessions 8 10 am and 10 15 12 15 pm, with a noon dismissal and a full session at Fisher Elementary and Arlington Memorial High School Friday. Local Democrats caucus Thursday at 8 pm at Community House, not East Arlington Firehouse. Those not contacted for American Legion listings should contact Paul Pike. In New York a Fifth Avenue showroom features a strawberry soda with whipped cream and a frothy pink lace topped item as a new “sundae colors” item. Art center notes report new records ahead of season end Oct 12. Trustees elect two new, F Leslie Jones and Sydney N Stokes, plus honorary Edgar Salinger. officers re-elected Carleton Howe president, Mrs Bartlett Arkell and Robert C Brewster vice presidents, Ilsley S Zecher treasurer. Over 200 attend the fall art opening, ongoing daily to Oct 12 except Oct 11 closed Mondays.
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New York
UPI
Fifth Avenue
Movie Star Inc
Robert C. Brewster
Carleton Howe
F. Leslie Jones
Manchester
Sydney N. Stokes
Arlington
Edgar Salinger
Dorset
Bartlett Arkell
Ilsley S. Zecher
Manchester-John Noble to Speak at Burr and Burton Seminary
Noted World War II survivor John Noble, once trapped in Germany and later jailed by Soviets, will address BBS students on September 21 at Burr and Burton Seminary. He will appear thanks to courtesy of Mrs. G. Murray Campbell. All Saints Parish Guild meets October 14. Members visit Boyntonville Guild September 23 to view Mr. Rev. Lee slides from his abroad trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
John Noble
Germany
Arctic
Burr and Burton Seminary
E.H. Henry
Noble
G. Murray Campbell
All Saints Parish Guild
Boyntonville
Rev
Lee
Deerfield Valley Farmers Day Fair Attracts 1943 Visitors
Wilmington reports 1,943 paid attendees at the 48th Deerfield Valley Farmers Day Exhibition at Bakers Field on Saturday. The crowd includes hundreds of children as neighbors reunite and mingle, sharing health checks and cheerful greetings amid familiar exhibits and local gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Deerfield
Gail
Siva
Pownal News Briefs Highlight Local Students and Moves
Thirteen students from The Pownals join the freshman class at Bennington High School. Mason Hill property in Pownal comprises a seven‑room house and two acres, through Rounds Agency. Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary opens fall season with refreshments by local volunteers. North Pownal Church Women plan turkey supper preparations tonight. Mr and Mrs Robert Shepard move to Mason Hill Road from West Springfield. former owners Burdicks relocate to Hancock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Pownals
Bennington High School
Deanna Beals
Gerry Bellville
Gary Church
Charles Clayborne
Karen Davis
Randall Grant
Bruce Hurley
Linda Jacobsen
Sharon Jelly
Patricia Littlefield
Virginia Rogers
Richard Thien
Samuel Woodcock
Mass
Mason Hill
Rounds Agency of
Pownal
Robert H. Shepard
West Springfield
Mason Hill Road
Wesley Burdick
Hancock
Neil Strong earns staff sergeant in Air Force unit
Mr and Mrs Jesse Strong learn their son Neil has been promoted to staff sergeant and stationed with the Air Force Security Group in Formosa for the past three months. Also notes on local events include Boy Scout Troop 31 paper drive in Shaftsbury, Taconic Grange officers elected with Sept 23 installation, and colorful fair scenes from Cresco Iowa with community exhibits and crafts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Strong
Neil
Air Force
Formosa
Boy Scout Troop
Shaftsbury
James Drummond
Tom and
Gordon
Cheshire
Pitfalls in Londonderry-Landgrove Union School Vote
Londonderry and Landgrove face errors in their Nov. 3 1964 union district vote with required dual week notices and eight hour voting windows not observed. Bond issues total 275000 dollars with 565000 total project cost including site, equipment, and facilities. state aid and gifts offset. Construction aimed to begin October and open September 1966 for 275 students in K8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Londonderry
Landgrove
Union
Rutland Herald
Charles Lench Associates
Manchester
State Dept. of Education
State Dept. of Health
Kiggins
Kenyon Heads GOP Committee at Shaftsbury Caucus
Seventeen Republicans attended the Shafts bury caucus at Cole Hall with nominations for town and county offices. Kenyon elected chairman, Mrs. Snow and Kenyon win delegates to Bennington County Committee, others elected clerk treasurer and officers. nineteen named to the town committee with two vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury
GOP
Cole Hall
Merton Snow
Tracy E. Kenyon Jr
Alvan Lawrence
Bennington County
William Center
William Overlock
Hall
Kenyon
Lawrence
Douglass
Overlock
Snow
Center
Leo Harrington
Philip Disque
Alex Thomson
William Barber
Bernard Whitman
Richard Cowan
Roy Sanborn
Homer Shaver
Jean Henry
Marion Smith
Jason Daniels
Doris Cornell
North Bennington Firehouse Reborn as Art Studio
North Bennington villagers approve converting the former firehouse into a painting and sculpture studio. Trustee action follows a high bid from Paul Feeley of Bennington College art faculty, with lower bids from B A McCarthy and Cushman Corp. employees groups. Sale funds fund a village garage on Mechanic Street, with a zoning variance anticipated for the residential site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Paul Feeley
Bennington College
Feeley
B.A. McCarthy
H.T. Cushman Corp
Credit Union, Activities Council
Paran Creek
Mechanic Street
Vermont blind association collector announces ongoing contributions
Mrs. Bessie Hagar of Sears burg, local chairman for the Vermont Association for the Blind, says contributions are still accepted by mail or in person. Mailing address is South Road, Searsburg, P.O. Wilmington, VI 05363. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Mueller, formerly of Wilmington, left Monday for their home in Phoenix, Arizona, after spending the summer in Wilmington. The Muellers were guests of Dawn Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Hagar
Searsburg
Vermont Association For the Blind
South Road
P.O
Wilmington
Philip Mueller
Phoenix
Ariz
Muellers
Dawn Hicks
North Bennington Church Groups Schedule Fall Activities
North Bennington Congregational Women's Fellowship meets tonight at 6 30 in the social rooms. Tucker Lodge No. 48 FAM will hold its first meeting of the fall Sept 15 at 8 p m. Refreshments will be served and plans made for the year's work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of the
North Pownal
Congregational Women’s Fellowship
Tucker Lodge
F&am
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Hoosick Falls Central School
Hughes
Republicans
Dr. Harwood
Equinox Flying Club
George Breen Jr
University of Miami
Breen
PTA
Grange Hall
Jackie Breen
Sally Ambrose
Howard Ambrose
University of Western Ontario
London
Ont
Canada
Richard C. Overton
University
Overston
Elizabeth
Oberlin College
David Brown
Manchester Depot
Grand Union
Susan McCooey
J.R. C~ooey
Wagford
Conn
New Haven
Betsy Ambrose
Yale
First National Stores
North
Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Main ST
Howard Johnsons
Sinnington
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
James L. Monta
Helene Thompson
Alton Smith
Randolph, Mass
Smith
R. Emmett Smith
Francis Owen
Fisher
Arlington Memorial High School
Community House
East Arlington Firehouse
American Legion
Paul Pike
Gue
Art Center
BBS
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Sanford Rifenburg
Mrs
Kenneth Phillips
Cropseyville
Four Korners Club
William C. Brown
Parish Club
John W. Wineyard
Warren Rommel
Marilyn
Troy
Edward Shaw
Lilelian Savaia
New York City
Charles E. Breer
Deerfield Valley Fair
By Carlo Wolter
Vera Langlais
Taconic Grange
Roger Wood
Theresa Wood
Theresa
Joseph Pello
Barbara Becker
Patricia LaBarge
Pam Longtin
Cresco, Iowa
John Lundsted
Sky Rocket
TV Bakers
Chicago
Admiral Corporation
Londonderry-Landgrove
Ton
Weston
Union School District No. 20
A. Willard Kiggins
Union District No
North Bennington Firehouse
Carlo Walter HO
Elizabeth Dwyer
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