Three Dorset Brothers Earn Eagle Scout Ranks At Once
Dorset's Boy Scout Troop 332 celebrated a first as three brothers Brian 16 Brent 14 and Blair 13 all earned Eagle Scout ranks in a candlelit United Church of Dorset and East Rupert ceremony. Their father Leon Edgerton mother and Scoutmaster Edwin Kinney watched as each lit a guiding candle after completing Tenderfoot through Life and Eagle steps. Eagle is earned by about 1.5 percent of five million scouts.
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Dorset
Brian
Brent
Blair
Leon Edgerton
National
Boy Scout Council
United Church of
East Rupert
Michael Shanahan
Ethan Allen Council
Edwin Kinney
Tenderfoot
Star
Life
Shanahan
Beth
Stratton Mt Officer Heads Development Corporation
Minor E. Mitch McLaughlin resigns as vice president and general manager of Stratton Corporation Stratton Mountain to become president of the Economic Development Corporation in Brattleboro The new firm will advise individuals and businesses on land management development public relations sales and advertising McLaughlin has long tenure at Stratton Mountain Mount Snow Worcester mass and other posts He lives in Newfane with family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratton
Mitch” McLaughlin
Stratton Corporation
Stratton Mountain
Economic Development Corporation
Brattleboro
McLaughlin
Mount Snow Corp
West Dover
Wyman Gordon Aircraft
International Bureau of Investigation
Worcester
Mass
Windham County Natural Resources District
Vermont State Association
Vermont Ski Areas Association
Vermont Independent Colleges, Inc
SVAC fall show opens with 60 paintings chosen from 230 submitted
Manchester art center showcases 60 works selected from 230 submissions for the fall show, with a jury including William Ittman of the Clark Institute and Arthur Healy of Middlebury College. The display also features drawings and sculpture, plus 75 new paintings from the sales gallery and three works from the permanent collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Art Center
William Ittman
Clark Art Institute
Wory
Mes
Eugene Witsedt Ohler
Mad N.Y
Arthur Healy
Middlebury College
SVAC
New York
Art Students’ League
Walker Everett
League
Ing Nbs Ofath
Ss Aif Marlboro College
Gaetano Cetere
New York City
Thomas Penning
Woodstock
Alden Bryan
Gloucester
Mass
Robert Baronet
Rowayton
Conn
J. W. Hunt
Putney
Ada Rosario
Francis Vanderveer Kughler
Ilse Bischoff
Margery Ryerson
Emlen Etting
Charles Conner
William Thon
Robert Vickery
Jason Schoener
Louis Bouche
Fanny Hillsmith
Frank Magleby
Grandma Moses
John Koch
John Lillie
E. B. Child
Manchester group launches October drive for day care fund
Manchester Child Development Center announces a $50,000 fund drive led by Evangeline Wilcox to buy property and establish a permanent day care center for working mothers. The drive includes a October 5 bazaar and multiple fund-raising efforts by the Mothers’ Club and board members to support early child care and learning opportunities across Manchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Child Development Center, Inc
Manchester
The
Child Development Center, Inc
Evangeline F. Wilcox
Creative Arts
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Wilcox
Mothers’ Club
CDC
Paul Secoy
Charles Towslee
First National Bank of North
Durpe
Closing Railroad Crossing more Hazardous
Hoosick Falls New York two objectors testified at a Public Service Commission hearing Friday on the proposed closing of the Boston and Maine crossing at Hoosick Street. Howard E. Haynes president of Haynes Bros Inc and his attorney argued the closure would create hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Boston & Maine Railroad
Hoosick Street
New York State Public Service Commission
Howard E. Haynes
Haynes Bros., Inc
Atty
John S. Davison
Leo J. Albowicz
George E. Dougherty Jr
Davison
Public Service Commission
Albowicz
John Street
A. E. MacMillan
Boston
William Maddren
Greenfield
Mass
Wood Flong Corp
Joseph E. Buckley
Village Planning Board
Jacob Rothstein
Albany
New York City
October meeting and junk car pickup in North Pownal
The North Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary will meet Tuesday night at 7 30 in the fire house to discuss fundraising plans with a supper planned for early November. Chairman Arthur E. George announced a junk car pickup on Saturday Oct 5 in The Pownall, with a frontloader donated by John Patterson and transportation to Bennington.
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North Pownal
Board of Selectmen
Arthur E. George
Pownall
John Patterson
Bennington
Pownal
George
Hoosick Falls Educator Named ASHA Fellow
Hoosick Falls health educator Christine Spence received fellowship in the American School Health Association recognizing her leadership in school health work. A Shaftsbury resident, she serves on ASHA’s governing council and will display F.A.S.H.A. after her name with a plaque. She holds a health education degree from Boston University and a dental hygiene background.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Hoosick Falls Central School
Christine Spence
Shaftsbury
American School Health Association
The
ASHA
Spence
Forsyth School For Dental Hygienists
Boston University
Russell Sage College
Bennington College
North Adams State College
New York State
Saratoga
New York State School Food Service Association
American School Hygienists Association
West Arlington Notes On Local Residents And Military Update
Miss Vivian Cross of West Arlington is recovering after surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital where she works at Wayside Country Store. The Lawrie Hess family heard a ham radio greeting from their daughter Pat Zimmerman and Lt H K Zimmerman with wife and two sons in Cuba at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base. Zimmerman is the son of Mrs Thurston Hulet of Shaftsbury. Miss Betty Treat of Manchester is teaching at the base in home economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Vivian Cross
West Arlington
Miss Cross
Wayside Country Store
Lawrie Hess
Pat Zimmerman
H. K. Zimmerman
Cuba
Guantanamo Bay Naval Base
Zimmerman
Thurston Hulet
Shaftsbury
Betty Treat
Manchester
Vermont Hospital Association Meets Oct 2 3 in Manchester
The Vermont Hospital Association meets October 2 and 3 at Equinox House in Manchester with Kenneth Williamson of the American Hospital Association as the first speaker and Robert D. Stout of Bennington presiding. Various experts discuss health care developments, restructuring, and planning, with panels on hospital operations and leadership.
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Manchester
Kenneth Williamson
Washington Service Bureau
American Hospital Association
Vermont Hospital Association
Robert D. Stout
Bennington
Williamson
Washington
Edward J. Miller
Division of Association Services
VHA
J. Walter Herlihy
General Electric Company
Rutland
Walter W. Buttrick
The
State Medical Society
Robert T. Gannett
Board of
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Herluf V. Olsen Jr
Medical Center Hospital of
Vermont
Robert B. Aiken
Vermont Department of Health
John E. Mazuzan
UVM College of Medicine
Jonathan
P. A. Leopold
Department of Mental Health
Richard G. Allen
New England Hospital Assembly
New Hampshire-Vermont
Hospital Financial Management Association
Vermont Hospital Auxiliary Councils
Vermont Association of Medical Record Librarians
Vermont Dietetic Association
Hospital, Institution and Education Food Service Society
Shaftsbury Firemen Plan Public Prevention Event
Shaftsbury firemen invite residents to a prevention program at Shaftsbury Elementary School on October 9 at 7 p.m. An outdoor demonstration of firefighting techniques and extinguisher use will precede a short indoor program. Chief Becker warns fires often result from individual carelessness. U.S. fire deaths exceed 12,000 annually.
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Shaftsbury
Charles O. Becker
O’leary
Becker
United States
Mrs Ernest Ralston Visits Vermont Relatives
Mrs Ernest Ralston of Waverly Ohio visits her sister and brother in law Mrs Howard Stevens. She will spend two months in Vermont and visit relatives in Burlington and surrounding area.
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Ernest Ralston
Waverly
Ohio
Howard Stevens
Arlington Weekly Community Notices Schedule
Arlington events list include monday 7 30 p m sugaring off tops at community house tuesday 2 5 p m well baby clinic call 375 6616 before noon tuesday 7 30 p m arlington chapter aa r retired persons meets at community house 7 30 p m arlington chorale meets at community rooms west arlington wednesday 8 p m regular meeting battenhill grange grange hall west arlington thursday 7 30 p m arlington youth club meets at firehouse east arlington 8 p m american legion meets at legion rooms saturday 8 p m batenkill grange weekly social
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Community House
Arlington
American Association of Retired Persons
Arlington Chorale
West Arlington
Battenhill Grange
Grange
Episcopal Women To Meet In Manchester
Women of Zion Church hosts the Rutland District Women of the Episcopal Church fall meeting at 6 p.m. with evening prayer led by Rev. Robert L. Clayton. Supper at Parish House costs $1.25 with reservations. Principal speaker is Miss Frances Young of New York City, executive secretary of the church’s Committee for Women.
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Manchester
Pardon Tillinghast
Middlebury
State Group
Elise Phillips
Arlington
Rutland
Bennington
Brandon
Fair Haven
Forest Dale
Poultney
Wells
Wilmington
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Eagle Scout
John Gilbert
David Gilbert
Robert McFall
South Dorset
Troop 332
Gen. Westmoreland
James Stewart
Tom Clark
John Glenn
Skinner
Trol
Windham County Peace Officers Association
Calvin Coolidge Council
BSA
Selectmen
Dover
Greater Vermont Association
Newfane
Minor E. McLaughlin
East Dorset
Dartmouth College
Mark Ernest Godfrey
Jeffrey J. Godfrey
Godfrey
Pomfret
Save-Way
Mammoth Mart
Haynes & Kane, Inc
Main St
Dial
Troy School of Beauty Culture
le Aree
N Pe Maz Af Oc
Congress ST
Troy
Pownals
Vera Langlais
HFCS
Association
Kenneth Melvin
New Zealand
Melvin
Jack Childress
Sandgate
del Monte
Fran Stacy
Helene Thompso
Smart Mammoth Mart
Episcopal
Town & Country
Dlc
Beneficial Finance Co
Main Street
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