Taconic Teachers Group Announces 1964 Scholarship
The Taconic Teachers Association scholarship committee announced a 1964 scholarship for a desiring high school senior or college student from the Rutland Bennnington district pursuing teaching. Miss Sharon Norton of Pawlet, a Castleton State College freshman, received the 1963 honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Taconic Teachers Association
Rutland - Bennington
Ellen Luke
Sharon Norton
Pawlet
Castleton State College
Jean Noble
Audrey Mach
Montpelier
Noble
J. F. Miles
University of Vermont
Shaftsbury School launches Topical Fluoride program
Shaftsbury Elementary School begins a topi cal fluoride program sponsored by the Shaftsbury School Association. 55 students in grades 2 5 and 8 have signed up. Dental hygienist Florence Nolan leads treatments, with nurse Madalyn Green assisting. The program aims to prevent decay with four applications over about nine weeks at a $3 per child cost borne by parents. Equipment provided by the Department of Health will move to North Bennington and Pownal after Shaftsbury. Readsboro event follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shaftsbury School Association
Madalyn Green
Florence Nolan
Ing
Shaftsbury
Department of Health
Burlington
Newton Howe
North Bennington
Pownal Schools
Christopher Faris
Christopher
Arthur Faris
Hoosick Falls Youth Center Elects Officers for Year
Hoosick Falls Town Youth Center met Tuesday night to elect officers and directors. Robert Hayden joined the board replacing Francis McEvoy. Fred McGuire became director at large and chairman after the death of Harry Weir. Carl Kempf was reelected president. McEvoy named vice president. Buswell and Burke named secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick
Robert Hayden
Francis McEvoy
Town Youth Commission
Harry N. Wier
Fred McGuire
Carl J. Kempf
McEvoy
Frank Buswell
Morgan Burke
Leo Albowicz
William J. Ivimey
Helen Sennett
St. Mary’s
Wesley E. Miles
Kenneth J. Kennedy
Milton C. DuRoss
PTA
Douglas Eighmey
Veteran’s Group
John Murphy
Alice Haswell
Hoosick Grange
Thorton Hall
Mildred Harter
William Grennan
Organized Labor
William J. Rourke II
McGuire
Grennan
Kempf
Harry Weir
Weir
Nassau Senior Citizens Club grows in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls hosts Nassau Senior Citizens Club talks led by Mrs. H Jackson Davis, wife of Dr. Jackson Davis health official. The group started with 30 members. now 70, meets biweekly at Nassau School, with activities from singing to trips and films. They fund activities with 50 cent monthly dues and state reimbursements for adult education leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Philip Leonard
Kiwanis Club
H. Jackson Davis
Nassau Senior Citizens Club
Nassau
Lions Club
Albany
Nassau School
Davis
Bertram Stritch
Hoosick Falls Central School
Allan Dixon
Wayne D. Covert
Helen Warren
North Hoosick
Leonard
Central High School
Bennington alumna to give Carriage Barn recital
Miss Sara Baum soprano and Bennington College alumna Class of 1955 will give a recital at the Carriage Barn in North Bennington. The event highlights a longstanding ties to the college and local arts scene with Baum performing a selection of classical works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Baum
Bennington College Carriage Barn
Bennington Aluna
North Bennington
Sara Baum
Bennington College
Wilmington events span fashion show to scouts and music
In a Congregational Church School Guild fashion show and luncheon directed by Mrs. Frank L. Childs Jr. about 100 attended with models from local families. The Wilmington School girls hockey team beat Arlington 4 1. The Windham Teachers Southwest District plans its Oct 8 meeting in Wilmington with dinner and Edwin Curtiss as speaker. Lions Club met with scout film by Don Robinson and new scoutmaster Rev Reginald Martin. Boy Scouts fund drive is Oct 5. Halloween party planning and Legion Auxiliary installation set for late October. Miss Baum, pianist, and conductor David Blum perform in New York with the Esterhazy Orchestra. program features Handel to Schubert. admission free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church School Guild
Frank L. Childs Jr
Guild
John F. Manton
William Preston
Mann Inc
Brattleboro
Mt. Snow Ski Shop
West Dover
Wayne Timmerman
Howard Hosmer
Earl Rufus Jr
John Willard Jr
William Hamilton
Raymond Hall
Mark
Dunham Inc
Peter Ash
Stanley Carner
Howard Granger
Ernest Boyd
John Poor
Carl Ball
Windham Teachers Southwest District Association
Wilmington
Edwin Curtiss
Florence Hicks
Lions Club
Long Jim Inn
Don Robinson
Reginald Martin
Baptist Parsonage
Lions’ Club
Gil Bunnell
Albert Brissette
Auxiliary and Legion
Legion Home
Fred Beach
Clearwater
Fla
Mario Mazelli
Miss Baum
Lotte Lehmann
Elena Gerhardt
Geneva
New York
Lewisohn Stadium
Madison Square Garden
David Blum
Esterhazy
Mr. Blum
Santa Barbara
London
North Bennington Fellowship Meets With South Asia Theme
The Congregational Women's Fellowship hosts guests from the Baptist Church for a program on October 1 at 7:30 PM in the church social rooms. Mrs. Charles Parsley, Mrs. Joseph Hall, and Mrs. Arthur Wickenden lead the evening. Hostesses include Miss Thelma Gaul, Mrs. Edward Simonds, and Mrs. Clarence Mallory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Asia
Congregational Women’s Fellowship
The
Baptist Church
Charles Parsley
Joseph Hall
Arthur Wickenden
Thelma Gaul
Edward Simonds
Clarence Mallory
Bread Loaf hosts 15th Region I College Unions Conference
Middlebury College at Bread Loaf will host the 15th Region I Conference of the Association of College Unions. About 40 staff and 140 students from 30 New England colleges attend over three days. Dr. James I Armstrong welcomes guests. Max Andrews delivers the keynote. Miss Marjorie Lam chairs the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Unions
Bread Loaf
Middlebury
Middlebury College
The
Association of College Unions
New England
James I. Armstrong
Max Andrews
Loeb
New York University
National Association of College Unions
Marjorie Lam
Farmington, Mich
Lynn W. Hinman
Portland Zoo Births Elephants Highlight 44-Year Gap Break
A female calf born at the Portland Zoo becomes the country’s fourth elephant birth in 44 years and the second in nine days. Officials note the line includes a 1962 male first US elephant birth since 1918, with sire Thonglaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
UPI
Portland Zoo
United States
Thonglaw
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Taconic Teachers Group
Nancy Otis
Clifford B. Harwood
Woodstock
Vermont Republican State Committee
G. Frederick Lawrence
David
Dallas
Texas
Lawrence
Fredrika Hilliard
Alton Hicks
Anna Buck
Science and Invention
Linda Smith
St. Stanislaus Hall
Mary LaRoche
Julia Graney
Lorraine Lewsey
Maureen Burke
Maureen McGrath
Joseph Burns
Miss Smith
Styles Smith
Barton Avenue
Terence Fleming
George Fleming
Fort Ann
Fleming
John Meek
Greenwich
China
Main St. Bennington
Readsboro
First Baptist Church
Henry M. Tuttle CO. Inc
DEPOT
Bennington
DIAL
Falls Weighs Senior Citizens Club
Walloomsac
Bertha Hoag
Robert Baldwin
Harry Griswold
Crooked Lake
Robert Austin
Donald Lawton
New Jersey
William Inghram
Detroit
Mich
Edward Darkward
Twin Brooks
Fred Luke
Warren Whitcomb
George Wolfrum
Hubbard
Grand Union
Independent Cooperation
Cambridge
Tracey Jones
William
Floyd Amidon Jr
Petersburg
Gordon Hoag
Alice Fitzgerald
Jane Berlin
Rhea LeFerrira
Cohoes
Charles Arnold
Margaret
Sharon Hoag
Carl Wolfe
Salem
Jim Hoag Jr
Cobleskill
Jim
Waterloo
Rensselaer County
Bobby
Susan Austin
Boyntonville
William Austin
Donnie
Jimmie
Alice Guiden
Dover
Denise Allen HO
Handel
Haydn
Beethoven
Schumann
Chopin
Schubert
Elizabeth Dwyer
Harte TO Ute Theatre
Farr
Dalasi
ST Ee Donovans Reef
Turner
Panavcion
Frorca
Jersewe
Jerry Loews
Yves Edwardg
Men
MTA Hohan
Arker G Sy
Umbia Pictures
Ford Prodcton
Easman
Anais Mad
Fred and
Patricia Carmichael
A. Milne
FBI
Dorset Playhouse
Dairy Queen
A&w Root Beer
UPA
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