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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1967

Page

12

Minister Dr Lawrence Larrowe Appointed Amsterdam NY Pastor

New York Bishop Wicke names Dr Lawrence Larrowe of Bennington as minister of the United Church of Amsterdam effective May 14. Larrowe, ordained 1929, has held pastorates in Massachusetts Vermont and New York and held posts with the Vermont Young People's Institute the Vermont Church Council and the National Council of Churches. He served in public service roles including the Vermont House 1931-32 and the Selective Service Board 1941-45 and is married to Clela Florence Chamberlain with two children.

New York Lloyd C. Wicke Methodist Church of Lawrence Larrowe Bennington United Church of Vermont Vermont Young People’s Institute Vermont Church Council Troy Conference the Methodist Church Vermont College Troy National Council of Churches Larrowe Fulton County Council On Social Work Academy of Religion and Mental Health Vermont House of Representatives Selective Service Board Phi Beta Kappa Clela Florence Chamberlain Larrowes

Friendly Arlington school session yields friendly, profitable talk

Arlington residents hosted a cordial, informative meeting with Mount Anthony Union High School District officials including Supt Howard F Kelley and Marian Taylor. The session reviewed Arlington Memorial High School and discussed potential district changes amid Bennington Catholic High School closure, with no commitments made.

Arlington Mount Anthony Union Jean Kendall Bennington MAUHS Arlington Memorial High School Bennington Catholic High School Mount Anthony Kendall

Vermont Judges In New Hampshire For Conference

UPI reports that judges and prosecutors from district and municipal courts in New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine meet in Concord to discuss highway safety under a traffic court program led by James P. Economis and James P. Martin of Chicago and Robert Reeder of Northwestern University.

Concord N.H UPI New Hampshire Vermont Maine James P. Economis Chicago American Bar Association James P. Martin Economis Robert Reeder Northwestern University Traffic Institute

Hospital Notes Lists Admissions and Discharges

Admissions include Elizabeth Champigny of Whitingham Loreen Hard Lynn McPhail Bennington William Park Williams town Mass Kenneth Morse of Jacksonville Discharges list Cheryl Colvin Joan Haddad Mark Jewett Julia Mertrude Jeanette Carroll Eva Brace Marguerite Rufus Wilmington Jason Balch Manchester Center Deborah Pennard East Greenwich N Y Linda Blair Salem N Y. Meeting attendees include Arnold Wilcox Lawrence Brush Ira Manross William Towne John Moore Mrs Edward Doyle and Lyle Salter.

Elizabeth Champigny Whitingham Loreen Hard Lynn McPhail Bennington William A. Park Williamstown Mass Kenneth Morse Jacksonville Cheryl Colvin Joan Haddad Mark Jewett Julia Mertrude Jeannette Carroll Eva Brace Marguerite Rufus Wilmington Jason Balch Manchester Center Deborah Pennard East Greenwich N.Y Linda Blair Salem Arlington Arnold Wilcox Lawrence Brush Ira Manross William Towne John Moore Edward Doyle Lyle Salter

Diocesan Board Okays Subsidy Plan For Vermont Catholic Schools

The Diocesan School Board urged Bishop Joyce to devise a statewide subsidy system for Catholic schools. It backed a $20 000 yearly subsidy for Bennington Catholic High and noted diocesan tuition limits at 125 per family while Bennington Catholic currently charges 100. The board also discussed Holy Cross priests pay and the shift to a regional seminary raising costs to BCHS.

Flanagan Lynch Bennington Catholic Joyce Bennington Vermont Holy Cross BCHS Harold T. Field Montpelier William D, Fox St. Johnsbury Walter F Charland St. Albans Raymond A, Adams Waitsfield Mary James R.S.M Burlington Henry G. Fairbanks Winooski Louis Thabault

Prescription for Happiness Described at Interfaith Meet

A talk in St. Peter's Parish Hall by Myrtle Strong Allen of Chelsea urged daily balance sheets of blessings versus problems and promoted a habit of saying I like it. She urged growth even in old age, warning against chronic complainers and stressing contribution to others' happiness. The event opened with folk songs and included thanks to sponsors and workers.

Myrtle Strong Allen St. Peter’s Parish Hall Allen Paul Crane Church Women United Alvan Lawrence Dwyer St. Peter’s Chelsea Mass Bennington Sharon Brittingham John Mook Harold Kramer Temple Beth el Betty Hayes St. John’s Church North Bennington First Methodist Church Shaftsbury Lawrence

Labor Law Specialist to Speak at Bennington YMCA Event

A labor law specialist, Edward F. Murphy, director of labor relations at the Research Institute of America, will headline a Bennington Area YMCA Industrial Management Club meeting on Wednesday April 19 at 7 p.m. at Mount Anthony Country Club. Maynard W. Grout will preside. Hale Co. Inc. sponsors. Murphy will discuss present and future headaches in labor relations.

Industrial Management Club Bennington Area YMCA Maynard W. Grout Mack Molding Co Arlington Mount Anthony Country Club Hale Co. Inc East Arlington Guenther Mahler Edward F. Murphy The Research Institute of America, Inc

Daley to Speak at Bennington Labor Seminar Dinner

Lt Gov John Daley will headline the third annual Labor Seminar hosted by the Bennington County Central Labor Council. Sen George Aiken cannot attend and two Mt Anthony Union High seniors Peggy Kaul and John Goyette will attend the three day program free of charge.

John Daley Bennington County Central Labor Council George Aiken Bennington Free Library Daley Paradise Mt. Anthony Union High Peggy Kaul John Goyette

Bloodmobile to Visit Bennington Elks Barn on Wednesday

The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be at the Elks Barn in Bennington on Wednesday April 19 from 1145 a.m. to 530 p.m. The appeal targets new donors amid a looming blood shortage. Volunteers, led by Red Cross staff, will assist. medical coverage is provided by five doctors.

Red Cross Elks Barn Bennington Virginia Morse Margaret Cook Janet Henningsen James Shea William Worthington Dorothy Hager Julius Manes Abraham Moskovitz

Bennington Village seeks stronger ordinances and curb plan

Town trustees discussed raising fines for village speeding to curb traffic and maintaining the one way rule on Coolidge Avenue. They may reposition signs and consider building a curb at Main Street. Plans to curb driveway use at Paul Palladino’s fish fry were noted. They urged action on dog control and discussed alley use and winter plowing. A Labor Council seminar schedule for April 28-30 was provided.

Coolidge Avenue Paul Palladino Paul Main Depot Streets Main Street Bennington Village Ormal Pierce Pello Union Main Streets

Woodworth Projects Time Lapse Films to Bennington Unitarians

Dr Robert H Woodworth of Bennington College presents colored time lapse films of plant growth to the Bennington Unitarian Fellowship at the Free Library on Sunday at 1030 am. He has made over 30 films since 1928 and runs three cameras continuously. visitors welcome, nursery facilities available.

Robert H. Woodworth Bennington Unitarian Fellowship Bennington Free Library Woodworth Bennington College Massachusetts Agricultural College Harvard

Stock Averages Report Dow Jones April 13 1967

The Dow Jones industrials rise as the composite average reaches 304.25 with 30 industrials at 846.66, up 0.17, and railroads at 226.86 up 0.57. Utilities listed at 138.71 with a 0.10 gain. Trading volume totals 3,000,000.

Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany

Bennington Briefs Bennington Museum tour and bridge results

Bennington Briefs notes a guided museum tour for Welcome Wagon members tonight at the Bennington Museum 7 45 PM. It also lists last night’s YMCA bridge tournament winners Mr and Mrs Herbert Douglas Arlington first place and Mr and Mrs Norman Greenberg Bennington second place with weekly Tuesday 7 30 PM play at the YMCA.

Bennington Bennington Museum Herbert Douglas Arlington Norman Greenberg YMCA

Tran Dinh to Speak in Tri City Area Tonight

Former acting ambassador Tran Vin Dinh will speak in Bennington College events mirrored in Albany and Schenectady including a 12:30 p.m. talk at the Albany YWCA a 2:30 p.m. reception at Hale House Union College and a 4 p.m. main address in the Union College Social Science auditorium with an 8 p.m. talk at the Unitarian Society. Public invited. He will also appear on WBTN Sunday noon radio for a discussion on Vietnam. Mars is described as Earthlike sharing axis tilt and rotational period with similar yearly seasons.

Tran Vin Dinh South Vietnam United States Washington Saigon Post Bennington College Albany-Schenectady YWCA Albany Hale House Union College Schenectady International Relations Club Committee On Unitarian Society Tran Anthony Perrine Daniel Button Congress WBTN Robert Harrington Vietnam

Obituaries: Mrs. Greenslet and Mrs. Fisk Pass Away

Mrs George Greenslet of Harvard Street died this morning at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are by Mahar and Son Funeral Home in Hudson Falls. Mrs David S Fisk, 81, a Glens Falls native and mother of Mrs W Philip Giddings of Old Bennington, died unexpectedly at her home. She was born Sept 16 1885, and her husband died in 1956. Survivors include daughter Elizabeth Fisk, a son James Fisk of Burnt Hills, a sister Madeline Dyke of Stonington and eight grandchildren. Funeral set for 11 a.m. Friday in Hudson Falls.

George (Rose) L. Greenslet Harvard Street Putnam Memorial Hospital Mahar & Son Funeral Home Hudson Falls N.Y David S. Fisk Grace Gibson W. Philip Giddings Walloomsac Road Old Bennington Glens Falls Campbell Eva Belle (Vaughn) Gibson Giddings Elizabeth Fisk James D. Fisk Burnt Hills

Lawmaker flags capital gains tax as harmful to industry

Sen Edward Janeway R Windham argues against a capital gains tax calling it a new form of taxation. He cites Gov Philip Hoff’s prior no new taxes platform and says the tax is unnecessary given the administration's bright economic outlook.

Edward Janeway Windham Philip H. Hoff

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