Pianist To Open Weston Community Club Program
Weston Playhouse hosts Frederic Searle in a 8:30 p m Saturday recital marking his first Weston return since youth. A versatile pianist and educator, Searle brings Chopin works and Paderewski and Rachmaninoff preludes with commentary on composers’ sidelights to open the club’s fall series through Oct 23.
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Weston
Wallace Frederic Searle
Weston Playhouse
Searle
Vernon Kellogg Penny
Eastman School of Music
Paderewski
Rachmaninoff
Weston Community Club
Arlington School Band Plans Fundraisers and Events
A school band committee met at the Community House to organize fundraising for the year. Plans include a record sock dance on October 22 at the AMHS gym and a cake walk in November. The band will perform at basketball games and host at least one public concert. Keough's Barber Shop will be closed from October 2 until October 12.
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Arlington
AMHS
Keough’s
East Arlington Sunderland Community Meeting and Camporee
The Enterprise Society of Federated Church plans a Production Day on October 6 at 10 a.m. with a business session at 1 p.m. Boy Scout 4-H camporee participants Mike Hayden and others braved rain and cold on Rupert Mountain, returning cheerful and noting engaging programming. Sunderland Schools Association opens fall with a meeting October 4 to discuss continuing music instruction led by Mrs Constance Jordan and fundraising. they will welcome new teacher Mrs Doris Streeter.
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Enterprise Society of Federated Church
Rupert Mountain
Mike
John Hayden
Ricki Lawrence
John Marra
James Wiley
Eugene Stone
Jeff Brown
Charlie Howard
Sunderland Schools Association
Constance Jordan
Doris Streeter
Hoosick Falls Community Notices and Meetings
Hoosick Falls hosts a tonight meeting for the Little Theatre at 8 in the Dance Studio on Lower Classic Street hosted by Mr and Mrs Anthony Salluzzo. Fire department mutual aid battled a blaze destroying an old garage near North Hoosick Methodist Church with only slight damage reported.
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Hoosick Falls
Little Theatre
Lower Classic Street
Anthony Salluzzo
Hoosick Fire Department
North Hoosick Fire Department
North Hoosick Methodist Church
Bennington County Forest Association seeks members during Festival Week
Bennington County Forest Association Inc led by President Charles Canfield invites new members during Forest Festival Week September 26 to October 2. The group, now 160 members strong, promotes sound forest management, education to prevent forestland slaughter, taxation by use, and coordinated forestry work across holdings.
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Arlington
Charles Canfield
Bennington County Forest Association, Inc
Bennington County
David Barton
John Page
George Plumb
Bennington
Charles Dewey
Canfield
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
James Carpenter
E.H. Gorton
Shaftsbury
Harry Hayden
Sunderland
John McCormick
Manchester
Peaceful Bondville Fair Draws Estimated 5000 Attendees
Bondville South Londonderry Boy Scouts cleaned up the grounds after the exposition. Paid attendance was 2,850 with an estimated 5,000. crowds enjoyed a peaceful event despite its lively reputation. The Floral Hall featured crafts, fruits, flowers, and hobbies while 4-H shows and dancing entertained attendees. Local organizations ran concessions and the Valley Band performed, with stage acts by Rusty and His Rainbow Valley Rangers. Awards were announced in horse drawing events and various weight classes.
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Bondville
South Londonderry
Bondville Fair
Winhall Industrial Society
Martin
Bombay) Allen
Londonderry
Valley Band
Dick Perry
Brattleboro
Rusty
Rainbow Valley Rangers
Channel 9 TV
Manchester
N_H
Shaftsbury Listers Adhere to Grievance Hearing Rules
Shaftsbury Vermont listers remind taxpayers to file written grievances by October 13 before hearings begin at 9 a.m. Each day runs to 10 p.m. with 15 minute appointments by call-in. People may appear in person by appointment with Town Clerk Ruth Lack, and those who appeared in July must refile due to a court injunction.
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Shaftsbury
Board of Listers
Listers
Ruth Lack
Dinener
Shaftsbury Fire Auxiliary meets at Mrs Cross home
Shaftsbury Fire Department Auxiliary will meet at 7 30 tonight at the home of Mrs Eze kiel Cross Jr on Main Street Bald Mountain 4 H Horse Club held a trail ride in Troy New York final plans were made at a meeting at E H Boughton’s home in Troy Officers to be elected next meeting Demonstration of driving given by Keynith Knapps of Arlington Mr and Mrs Eric Sibourg and friends of Niantic Conn have been at Kendall Farm Road Hans Salo taken by ambulance to Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington last Tuesday Mr and Mrs Allen Coleman and family of Valatie were guests of his parents during the weekend Betty Sale married Douglas McNeil of Amprror Ont Can in Hinsdale NH Sept 3 plan to live in Brattleboro Sheila Coleman home from UVM with Gwen Connors George Mellon from Amherst visited Bondville Fair Mrs Mellon is former Miss Raye Perry Jerry Coleman at Franklin Institute in Boston weekend with Erald and Harriet Coleman Colorful fall in countryside Jack Frost 17 degrees at 6 am frost on cars window scrapers used locally
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Bald Mountain 4-H
Troy
N.Y
E.H. Boughton
Keynith Knapps
Arlington
Eric Sibourg
Niantic, Conn
Kendall Farm Road
Hans Salo
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Sage of Swampacres Orchid Find in Dorset Season
Edith and I observed the Nodding Ladies Tresses orchids, Spirant h es cernua, along our Dorset drive on Sept 18. After years of searching, three to seven stems with 21 flowers appeared amid drought-dwarfed blooms, sparking memories of past seasons and noting the orchids’ equinoxial relation to rains.
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Edith
Vermont
Blanches Ames
North
Amerca
Dorset Valley
Asa Gray
Chester Brooks
Bennington
Card Party at Schoolhouse Moves to Friday Night
A card party hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the White Creek Fire Co is set for Friday at 8 pm at the schoolhouse with a note that this is a one night change. The event invites local residents to attend and support the auxiliary.
Hoosick Falls PTA Opens Year With New Faculty
Hoosick Falls New York Mrs Frederick Miller becomes PTA president after Philip Leonard resigns to become school superintendent Shafts 150 attendees at first meeting Learn to know your child’s teacher session introduces William Waterhouse as new high school principal Kasmer Stempek introduced staff Parents told to expect October 18 meeting on Modern Education and You PTA to sell refreshments at home games to fund expenses Dances for Grades 6-12 start in October at Community Center Adirondack District PTA chair Frank Reynolds Youth Center rep Francis LaPorte and committee heads named
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Youth Commission
PTA
Community Center
Rene Ducharme
Bennington
Francis LaPorte
Youth Center
Central School
St. Mary’s Academy
Frank Reynolds
Adirondack
New York State
Congress of
John Burke
Fred McGuire
Beauty Spiranthe Roseate Ladies Tresses Arrives in Vermont
The speaker notes importing the Roseate Ladies Tresses from Japan, a plant that lasted only one season in Vermont due to misreading its habitat needs. They mention there are about 300 species in the Spiranthes genus in the botanical literature.
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Japan
Vermont
San Diego Professor Visits Burr and Burton Seminary
Dr. Robert Harwood professor of invertebrate zoology and entomology at San Diego State College visited Burr and Burton Seminary on sabbatical. An alumnus from the Class of 1916, he spoke Tuesday about his career and field studies.
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Robert Harwood
San Diego State College
Burr and Burton Seminary
The
Californian
Pownal town meetings set to revise voter checklist
The Pownals Board of Civil Authority schedules meetings on Oct 2 9 and 16 at the town office to revise the voter checklist for the Oct 19 primary. Absentee ballot applications must be filed by 9 pm Oct 15 with the town clerk. Troop changes include Scouts Troop 47 renumbered to 347 and Taconic District joining Ethan Allen Council. A bottle drive is planned Oct 10 to fund heating costs at the Scout Hut with all executive committee members helping. Two Troop 347 scouts Alan Strobridge and Michael Lewis seek life scout advancement tonight at 7 at Bennington High School.
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Pownal
Taconic
Ethan Allen
Green Mountain
Calvin Coolidge
Powe Nals
Alan Strobridge
Michael Lewis
Bennington High School
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Helene Thompson
E. Dorset, Vermont
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Frost
SALEM
First National Stores
North Bennington Rd
Bennington, Vt
Ana Ili
Haddock
Main St
East
Amelia Lawrence
Edith Beaumont
Hoosick Post American Legion Auxiliary
Eleanor Rancourt
Dorothy Roys
St. Mary’s Alumni Association
St. Mary’s High School
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Immaculate Conception Church
Boy Scouts
4-H
Rutland County
Fish and Game
Edward Kehoe
Merck Memorial Forest
Town & Country Shoes
Ead
Williamstown, Mass
County Forest Association
Mountain Home Grange
Winhall School Lunch Club
American Legion Post of
Lewis Wideawake
Wallingford
Ernest Barrows
Bridge
Ers
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Edward Hughes
Benson
John Durgin
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Marlboro
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Highter
Blay
Roland Aldrich
Saxtons River
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Winhall
John O. Slade
Fran Stacy
Shaftsbury Fire Departement
Ezekiel Cross Jr
Main Street
Allen Coleman
Valatie, N.Y
William Coleman
Betty Sale
Douglas McNeil
Armprror, Ont
Can
Hinsdale
N.H
Sheila Coleman
UVM
Elton Coleman
Gwen Connors
George Mellon
Amherst
Mass
Mellon
Raye Perry
Jerry Coleman
Benjamin Franklin Institute
Boston
Erald Coleman
Harriet Coleman
Jack Frost
Dorset
Peggy Meachem
Williamstown
Susan
White Creek Fire Co
Fred Luke
Dewey McCart
Jane
Timothy Tudor
Earl Tudors
North Pownal
Harold Flynn
Charles Niles
Jermain Methodist Church
Margaret Fox
Albany
George Lobdells
Richard Niles
Alefred University
Jolly Jones 4-H Club
Frederick Miller
Miller
Philip Leonard
Roger Moseley
Supt. Leonard
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Kasmer Stempek
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