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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1968
Page
8
The Norshaft Lions Club, at its directors meeting, organized a project to haul away old autos between North Bennington and Shaftsbury. Residents with junk vehicles are asked to call Gordon Kenyon at 442-4362 to arrange removal.
Southern Vermont Art Center showcases Flowers of Spring at the Village Gallery on Union Street through May 1. Five area artists present sunflower variants, plus floral tableaux by Don Trachte, Harry Shokler, Alma R. Kohlhoff, Hazel Kitts Wires, and Arthur Jones as general show chairman. Also featured are works by Jane Newton, Vera Bolton, Lucy Doane, Rev. Joel Miller, and others from regional list. Gallery hours are 10 to 4 on weekdays and 1 to 4 Easter Sunday.
Hoosick Falls voters press the village board to empower Richard Severson and Frank Davock, top vote-getters from the People's Party, as trustees. The mayor notes limited committee duties while trustees seek fuller responsibility. a public hearing on zoning and a tractor contract are set for April and May.
Regional Librarian Beryl Forrester announces the Rutland Area Bookmobile will stop at Pen nock's Store in Sunderland on April 16 from 11 to 11 45 a.m. The stop is part of the regular schedule and serves local residents.
Henry Parker loses Bromley Shop job for ski season to serve a six month term at Bennington District Court starting April 17. He also paints at Peru General Store for William Johnson. Volunteer firemen updated equipment including removing the tank from old fire truck No 1 and taking down the Community House siren for repairs, with phone alerts in the interim.
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