North Bennington Parish Events And Lions Club Meeting
North Bennington women may pick up tickets for the Interfaith Dessert from Mrs J Leo Keough contact 442 2592 for April 15. St Johns Sodality meets Wednesday at 8 pm in the parish hall and all women are invited. A North Bennington School Grade 3 Indian exhibit featured student presentations and handmade crafts. Grade 2 flower show trip thanked drivers and Clover Sweet for greenhouse tour. Pownal Lions Club bi monthly meeting April 13 includes speaker Theodore Riehle on Trailers and Zoning and a vote on meeting nights. London police trainee makes first arrest in court view catching a coat thief in the visitors gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s
J. Leo Keough
Catharine Elwell
North Bennington
Peter Henningsen
Elizabeth Curran
Union States
Woodland
Plains
Southwest
Patrick Chapman
Frank Kenyon
Nancy Jolivette
Robert Russ
James Palmer
Edward Loveland
Pownal
David Adler
Bennington
White Creek Kitchen Conference set for April 9 at Forrest Moses home
The White Creek Kitchen Conference No 2 gathers April 9 at the home of Mr and Mrs Forrest Moses. The W S C S met April 2 at Mrs Donald Georges home with Mrs Robert Niles Sr leading a lesson on leisure time. Guest Mrs Leslie Gifford spoke of district events. Bennington Troy district spring meeting slated for April 24 in Bennington and Poultney VI on May 20. Reservations to President Mrs Dewey McCart.
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Kitchen
Forrest Moses
Wscs
W.S.C.S
Donald George
Robert Niles Sr
Leslie Gifford
Johnsonville
Bennington-Troy
Bennington
Poultney
Dewey McCart
Jermain United Methodist Church
R.D
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Ray Andrew
South
John West
New York
Thomas Kyer
Clarice Richmond
Dalton
Mass
Walter Greenwood
Howard Taylor
Wilmington
Edward Kyer Sr
Edward Kyer Jrs
Syracuse
James Hunt
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Errant Pie Pan Sought After Town Bake Sale
During Town Meeting Day a resident bought an apple pie in a pyrex dish and left with the dish. The baker seeks the pie plate. contact 447-7142 to retrieve and return it. Also notes Hi-Hopes 4-H Dairy Club April meeting at Robert Marsh’s, dairy judging Day April 25 with UVM aid, planned mini show, and May 1 meeting at Bernard Harris’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi-Hopes 4-H Dairy Club
Robert Marsh
Stewart Gibson
UVM
Bernard Harris
Readsboro Community Notes Include Immunization, Books, Visits
Readsboro plans immunization for Grade 1 starters at Readsboro Elementary on April 8 starting 9 a.m. The Dollars for Scholars drive fundsReadsboro and Whitingham graduates class of 1970 with canvass by local residents across several streets. New library books listed. Brownie Troop 64 met at Readsboro Central School with a Cinderella play and puppet plans. church schedules include Baptist and St. Joachim services and baptism, field trip for Readsboro Central School third and fourth graders to Williams College, and American Legion meeting on April 14.
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Readsboro
Whitingham High School
Readsboro Falls
Heartwellville
Main Street
Martha Birch
Dorothy Lemaire
Donna Ross
Brooklyn
Wenda Lowe
Ellen Lemaire
School Street
Paul Cassatti
Ronald Lemaire
Tunnel Street
William McKenna
Mike Demasi
Patricia Phelps
Susan Birch
Glen Avenue
Anna Bolognani
Shirley Lemaire
East Main Street
Curtis Gottardi
Lee Bolognani
Edgar Massari
Steven Gottardi
Dennis Marchegiani
Herman Station
Jenson Howes
North Hill
Ruth Barkus
Rose Bernard
South Hill
Readsboro Central School
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Selectmen Hear North Shire Rescue Pains and Plans
Manchester officials met for almost four hours with nine visitors and 45 agenda items. Topics included growing pains of the Rescue Squad, potential need for a secondary sewage plant, ordinance codification costing nearly $4,000, a muddy lane complaint, dump violations, and Green-Up Day plans. Tom Malloy, president of the committee, spoke with town leaders in the upstairs conference room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Clyde Bryant Jr
Tom Malloy
Malloy
North Shire
Selectmen
Brewsters Ambulance Service
Robert Brewster
Walter Hazard
Hazard
Bryant
Ferdinand Bongartz
Special Meeting Called On School Renovations
North Bennington voters are asked to approve phase 2 of school renovations at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the gym on Thursday April 16. The board seeks up to 45000 for the project with no new taxes or borrowing, hoping to secure 30 percent state aid. Plans include office and teachers’ room changes, classroom cabinet and lavatory installations, and a total estimated cost of 40900 plus 4100 architects fees. Plans are posted at the post office and viewable at the school office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Richard B. Diamond
Hazard Eac Ie
Bennington
Ralph Fleming Jr
Ferdinand Bongartz
Bongartz
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North Bennington School
United States
St. John’s Sodality
Clover Sweet
Marty-Moore Greenhouses
Jane Lehmann
Scott Crandall
Riehle
London
UPI
Andrew Tait
Marlborough
Eleanor Niles
Dia
Shaftsbury
Sheilah Miller
A.J. MacDonald
Richard Blodgett
Windsor
Aston Hansen
New York City
Mrs. MacDonald
Atlantic City
N.J
Elizabeth Birch
Robert Birch
Mildred Whalley Wright
Brinton Turkle
Elizabeth Williams
Shelburne Falls
Brownie Troop
Brownies
First Baptist Church
St. Joachim’s
St. Joachim
Legion
Walter L. Post
American Legion
Bennington, Vt
Williamstown, Mass
North Shire Rescue Squad
By Joe Swayze
Ree
Housewares Sale
Aluminum
Hotpoint Appliances
Griffin Electric CO. Inc
Main St
Bennington, Vermont
Echo
Teflon
Rae
Bae Ld
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