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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1972
Page
5
The30-HenningtonBanner reports residents and events in South Cambridge for early April 1972. Activities include Crystal Clover H Club meeting, Pleasant Valley Grange events, combined church service, Easter observances, and community visits. Notable mentions include Roger Fillmore, Peter Mateovich retirement, and various family callbacks with names and places.
Eugene Witten a painter and frame maker from Shushan will demonstrate frame carving gilding and antiquing of Italian and Spanish Renaissance reproductions at the Gov McCullough Mansion on Wednesday April 5 at 8 pm He works mainly for colleges and museums across the Northeast and has attracted inquiries from European museums He notes that reproductions must not be passed off as originals and recounts a 15th century German painting frame incident He apprenticed in New York and moved to Shushan in 1959 setting up his own studio The McCullough Park Foundation invites all interested individuals to attend
Hoosick Falls Youth Center on Church Street will stay open Friday and Saturday 7 to 10 p.m. for the first three weeks of April and operate regular hours during the last week of the month spring break. The season closes April 29. Youth Commission chair James F. McGuire cited last year’s activity for the plan. Sunday April 9 at 4 30 will send seniors to the Lee Capades at RPI Fieldhouse in Troy, with the maple sugar tour to Tyler Farms in Westford moved to Tuesday April 25, bus 9 30 a m to 5 p m. money due at the Senior Center by April. Winners of last Thursday’s senior bowling include Maude Goodwin and Gerard Morin Sr with high series. Over 300 youngsters joined the Easter Penny Hunt at Wood Memorial Park, with 6000 pennies and lucky penny prizes. Contest winners: girls 3 to Sage Bonnie Peters. boys 3 to Sage Philip Yorke. girls 6 to 9 Betty K McGuire. boys 6 to 9 Tony Farrara. 10 to 12 Billy Arm. Joseph Farrara chaired arrangements with Lions Club members.
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