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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1968

Page

7

Dorset Dorset Ladies Plan May 8 Rummage Sale

Dorset church prepares a spring rummage sale for May 8 organized by Mrs Austin Rumney Mrs Raymond Parks and Mrs C C Skinner with drop off at Williams Dept Store Valuable Easter lilies are invited for memorials to the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert flower committee chairman Mrs James McLenahan asks for notices before April 14 Local notes include Bob McFall reporting his son Bob in flight training earned a helicopter solo at Ft Wolters Texas and Pfc Claude Dern Jr now en route to Thailand after a Georgia stint with army engineers.

Women’s Fellowship Dorset Williams Dept Austin Rumney Raymond Parks C.C. Skinner Pfc Claude Dern Jr Georgia Army Engineers Thailand

North Bennington PTA Launches Dental Health Program

The North Bennington Elementary School PTA sponsors a dental health program for Grades 2, 4 and 6. Dental hygienist Mrs Lara Adler will be at the school beginning April.

North Bennington PTA Lara Adler

Community Cancer Crusade Drives Arlington Help

The 1968 Cancer Crusade for Arlington is under way with residents urged to welcome solicitors and donate. A book review program at Bailey Hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, features Mr. Grout and local readers, with lists due April 22. Also noted are birth of Tracy Lynn Hess, and a Jerusalem court ruling in Amam Barnawi case. Local students in North Bennington and Bennington elementary schools played a girls basketball game, Bennington winning 21-2.

Arlington David Fredrickson Roy Cole Roland Cormier Benjamin Cummings Larry Davis Frederick Frost Harvey Hard John Haugsrud Archie Hess Blanche Hoth Thurston Hulet Burton Immen Frederick McGuire Donna McIntyre Steven Masi John Mears Arthur Moody Archie Pleasanton Kenneth St. Germain Donald Waite James Webb Timothy Williams The Enterprise Society Bailey Hall Harry Hayden Alvin Metcalf John Moore Francis Owen Charles Galli John Dahl Ellery Lawrence Grout Tracy Lynn Ronald Hess Manchester Mary Muckle North Bennington Bennington Eugene R. Kosche American Cancer Society Fund Drive Dewey Bronson William Castle Sr Spencer Haynes Abbie LaClair Anson Hawkins Abel Harrington Jr Robert Montgomery Howard Stevens Charles Wade

South Cambridge and Westfield Church Notices

Return home notices for Gore Donisthorpe and Miss Daughn Austin. Scrap paper pickup at Methodist Church shed Saturday 9 30 a m. Prayer vigil Good Friday April 12 from 12 01 a m to 8 a m at Methodist Church. Crystal Clover 4 H Club meets Saturday 8 p m at town hall. Ham supper by Pleasant Valley Grange drew large attendance. Palm Sunday service at Methodist Church 11 30 a m led by Rev Oswald A Muller. Maundy Thursday service 7 45 p m at South Cambridge Methodist Church sponsored by North Hoosick circuit. All welcome.

Gore Donisthorpe Mary McClellan Daughn Austin Westfield Mass Methodist Church Foster Goodrich Crystal Clover Pleasant Valley Grange Women’s Society of Christian Service Pleasant Valley Palm Oswald A. Muller North Hoosick South Cambridge Methodist Church

Bennington Garden Club Urges Progress Against Roadside Blight

Middlebury meeting of the Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont endorsed opposition to the Victory Dam and Reservoir and support for preserving the Victory Bag. The resolution will go to state members for ratification at the June 11-12 meeting in Bennington. The group praised efforts against roadside blight and urged continued progress at state and national levels.

Benningtonian Middlebury Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont Dog Team Tavern Arlington Bellows Falls Bennington Burlington Cornwall Fair Haven Manchester Newfane Rutland Springfield Vergennes Federation Riehle Norton Barber National Citizens’ Committee

Shaftsbury local actions fund drives and community tasks

Conservation and Natural Resources approves 100 for committee work and 100 for a university scholarship in horticulture or conservation at U Vermont. Additional grants total 125 go to Keep Vermont Beautiful Audubon Society Vermont Roadside Council and Vermont Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs. Also notes Holy Communion Maundy Thursday April 11 7 30 at Methodist Church and baptism plans for Palm Sunday.

University of Vermont Keep Vermont Methodist Church Andy Mattison

Shaftsbury Appointments and Health Officer Nomination

Shaftsbury selectmen announced two new appointments to the Zoning Board of Adjustment, naming Mrs. Alex Thomson for one year and Willy Cross for two years. They also recommended Dr. Arthur Faris as town health officer for the coming year and instructed notifying state health commissioner Robert D. Aiken. The meeting covered garden club reports, state meetings, shows, and regional hosting plans, plus awards and a Vermont Federation life membership presentation to Mrs. Eben Joy.

Shaftsbury — Selectmen Zoning Board of Adjustment Alex Thomson Willy Cross Robert D. Aiken Arthur Faris Frederick H. Welling North Bennington Julia Shipmarf Arlington Harold Boswell East Dorset Norton Barber Bennington Waldo C. Holden William Hayes Manchester Vermont Leaf F.W. Kunzelmann G. Murray Campbell Middlebury Inn Mae Brown Woodstock Inn Vermont New England Springfield Southern Vermont Art Center Garden Club of Manchester Vermont Federation Life Eben Joy Middlebury Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont Waldo Holden

Fathers Night Panel Talks At Arlington High

Arlington Parent Teachers plan a Fathers Night panel at Arlington Memorial High School moderated by Gerald Raftery of Martha Canfield Library. Panelists include Rev. Gerald Buckley, Rev. Frederick Wolf, Joseph Lo Piccolo, Earl LaBatt, Daniel Clayton, and Melinda Grover, with a following film The White Tail Deer and refreshments.

Arlington Arlington Memorial High School Gerald Raftery Martha Canfield Library Gerald T. Buckley St. Margaret Mary’s Church Frederick B. Wolf St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Bennington Joseph Lo Piccolo Ben

Bandit Mesina Captured in Sardinia

In Mamoida village Sardinia the feared bandit Graziamo Mesina was captured as reported by ANSA. He was known for his dark looks and received love letters from women across Europe according to UPI.

Cagliagi Sardinia UPI Graziamo Mesina Europe Mamoida ANSA

Hoosick Sanford Rifenburg Transferred to Hoosick Falls Center

Hoosick Sanford Rifenburg, patient at Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital, was moved Monday to Hoosick Falls Health Center. All Saints Guild to sponsor chicken and biscuit supper Saturday in Parish Hall with serving from 5 p.m. Hoosick Grange card party set for Saturday night April 13 in the hall. Miss Annette L McLaughlin and friends from Youngstown Ohio and Albany vacationing at Indian Rocks Beach Florida. Neighbors and All Saints Church members attended a reception Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs A Dougald Maclachlan for visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs George Sigmund attended Senior Citizens Center meeting at the Cookie Jar in Hoosick Falls Monday. Eastern Star members from here attended district deputy grand matron’s and district grand lecturer’s official visit at Palestine Chapter Lansingburg last Thursday evening.

Sanford Rifenburg Bennington Putnam Memorial Hospital Hoosick Falls Health Center All Saints Guild Hoosick Grange All Saints Church A. Dougald Maclachlan George Sigmund Senior Citizens Center Cookie Jar Hoosick Falls Palestine Lansingburg

Manchester Maple Syrup Maker Sees Slower Season

Clyde H. Bryant Sr. comments on a lean season for the local sugarbush industry as sap flow and syrup production lag typical levels. Extended cold spells in late February and early March reduced sap yield, with only brief freezes at night and warmer days offering limited relief.

Manchester Clyde H. Bryant

SPAC Announces First Event at Saratoga in Summer 1968

Saratoga Springs SPAC unveils its first summer pre season show a Folk Rock Festival featuring The Fifth Dimension The First Edition and The American Breed on June 25 at 830 pm Other major acts include Ray Charles and the Raeletts Judy Collins and Arlo Guthrie Victor Borge and The New York City Ballet Orchestra Diana Ross and The Supremes Ravi Shankar Simon and Garfunkel.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Saratoga Performing Arts Center Fifth Dimension SPAC Ray Charles the Raeletts Judy Collins Arlo Guthrie Victor Borge New York City Ballet Orchestra

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