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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1963
Page
5
Hoosick Falls village trustees approve a budget of 114 588 with a 37 per thousand assessment unchanged for four years. A health department letter names engineers to contact about sewer infiltration problems after last week’s river event.
The Hoosick Falls Eagles initiated ten candidates into the Aerue of Eagles at 2:30 p m and nine auxiliary members at 3 30 p m on Sunday joining with visiting dignitaries from Vermont Massachusetts and New York. A nominating committee was named and officer elections are planned for May. A buffet supper and social evening with Cottrell s orchestra followed.
Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Wilmington and Dover announces Holy Week rites with Holy Thursday Mass at 5 30 p m Good Friday Communion Service 7 30 p m and Stations of the Cross at 7 30 p m Holy Saturday confessions 7 30 8 30 p m Easter Vigil and Mass at 11 15 p m Easter Sunday Masses in Wilmington at 9 and 11 a m and Mount Snow at 7 45 a m.
Dorset Marchen Skinner and Henri Englebert returned on the 2:07 bus from Rome. Mrs Englebert remains in Rome. Englebert will live at Gustavo DeBustemonte's house for several months. T. Wylie Kinney couple completed a last city errand before a warm weather trip, planning to visit Pennsylvania first.
Cambridge residents visit relatives in Manchester Center and Gloversville while local schools plan spring vacation. Teachers gather Friday. students and families head to concerts and out of state tours. The Palm Sunday service features a substitute organist as the church organist is ill. Joann Hill joins a 50 member Catawba College choir on a 2000 mile tour beginning in Concord North Carolina with performances through New York state.
Community notices list registration for Norshaft Little League and Minor League at the Little League Field this Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. Boys aged 6 to 12 must be accompanied by a parent. Also, community meetings and Holy Week services are announced, along with updates on Baptists groups and a local Navy medical residency student heading to active duty.
Community notices list events in West Arlington and nearby towns including Arlington Chorus rehearsal at 7 30 tonight at Grange Hall and Easter services at West Dover Congregational Church. Dover School Club meets April 23 at 7 30 p m at Dover Schoolhouse.
Montpelier reports the Vermont Liquor Control Board has eight applicants seeking the Pownal agency franchise. Commissioner Sheridan expects a decision soon on whether the agency will be established or state operated, with board members possibly visiting Pownal to review sites.
Rep. James Lounsbury and Rep. William Quinn introduce a bill to allow Sunday sale of alcohol in licensed restaurants without a full dinner, and extend bar closing from 8 to 10 p.m. Local option at town meeting. Public hearing set for Wednesday at 1 30 in the House amid opposition to highway fee hikes. Also noted are a Warren Wire union election, a Green Mountain Valley 4-H jewelry fundraiser, club rummage date change, and local residents' hospital updates.
NORTH BENNINGTON the Fire Department hands over the Community Calendar fund raiser to the Fireman's Auxiliary. The group will cover Bennington Shaftsbury and North Bennington listing birthdays anniversaries and meetings to raise funds for new kitchen equipment for the fire house hall. Co chairs Mrs Sanford Buxbaum and Mrs Iawin Luce lead the effort with ads and listings handled by Mrs Richard Corcoran and Mrs Gordon Sweet.
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of Shaftsbury Methodist Church will meet tonight at 8 at Miss Stella Hawkins home on Cleveland Avenue. Mrs Bessie Percy will present a condensation of the chapter in the study book on Okinawa and Mrs Laura Montgomery and Mrs Jessie Peters will be the co hostesses.
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