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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1965

Page

5

Poverty War Talk Tonight At Williams College

Michael Harrington author of The Other America speaks on The Great Society rhetoric or reality at 8 in Jesup Hall Williams College. The free public lecture is sponsored by the Williams Lecture Committee and notes Harrington’s prior role as a consultant to Sargent Shriver and work with The Citizens Crusade Against Poverty.

Williamstown Mass Michael Harrington America Jesup Hall Williams College Williams Harrington Sargent Shriver Walter Reuther Citizens Crusade Against Poverty

Pine Cobble PTA Names New Officers

The Pine Cobble Parent Teacher Association held its annual meeting in the Carriage Barn in Williamstown. Kenneth S. Brown was elected president succeeding Francis G. Jenkins, with Rev. John H. Westerhoff III as vice president, Mrs. Norton Cushman secretary, and Norman Greenberg treasurer. Mrs. S. Whitney Dickey outlined plans for the art tour Living With Art on May 8 in Bennington. The treasurer John Hamlin said New York World's Fair tickets remain available at the school office. Dr. James Bell, Berkshire Farm for Boys director-psychiatrist in Canaan, addressed the gathering on early childhood importance.

Williamstown Mass Pine Cobble Parent Teacher Association Kenneth S. Brown Francis G. Jenkins John H. Westerhoff III Norton Cushman Norman Greenberg Bennington S. Whitney Dickey John Hamlin James Bell Berkshire Farm For Canaan N.Y

Shaftsbury Preschool Conference Set

Shaftsbury hosts an annual pre school conference at Shaftsbury Elementary School starting 9 30 a m on Thursday. The event, run by the 1 40 Club with state health department support, offers physical exams and immunizations including diphtheria tetanus pertussis Salk vaccine and vaccination. Contact numbers provided for those not notified by mail.

Shaftsbury 1-40 Club State Department of Health Shaftsbury Health Association Arthur Faris Elizabeth Faris Madalyn Green Rutland Frederick Green Herbert Ware

Easter Penny Hunt draws 300 children in Hoosick Falls

In Wood Memorial Park Hoosick Falls New York about 300 youngsters participated in the annual Easter Penny Hunt sponsored by the Town of Hoosick Lions Club. Four thousand pennies were divided into six age and sex groups with a surprise marked penny winning an Easter basket of candy. Winners included Mary Hyde Brian Hall Mary Beth Gorman Kim Salluzzo and Ray Atwood. Lions officials organized to curb prior cheating and pooling of pennies.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Town of Hoosick Lions Mary Hyde Arthur Hyde Brian Hall Robert Robert Hall Harry Fink Frank Buswell Warner Harrison Paul LaPorte Jr Town of Hoosick Lions Club

Committee to study multi purpose room at Center school

A board appointed committee led by Bernard Nichols will meet with school directors at 7 tonight in the town office to consider adding a multi purpose room and gym to Center school. Members include Philip Anderson David Adler Donald Roy Harold Dean Earle Church Thomas Hurley and Andrew Crosier.

Board of Selectmen Bernard Nichols Philip Anderson David Adler Donald Roy Harold Dean Earle Church Thomas Hurley Andrew Crosier Pownal Center Community Church Center Fire House Eleanor Rickert Ernest Roberts Rickert

Arlington Social News Notes From East Arlington

Mr and Mrs Clayton Hulett spent the East holiday with their daughter and family in Williamstown Mass Dr and Mrs Charles Moisam and daughters Mr and Mrs Ralph Delaney and Mrs Charlena Hilliard and daughter Lois are visiting Mr and Mrs Ronald Whitney in Williamstown Mrs Whitney is the former Caroline Delaney Calendar Tuesday 730 pm Arlington Choral Group West Arlington Community Rooms Wednesday 6 pm Girl Scout mother daughter banquet Firehouse East Arlington 8 pm Battenhill Grange Grange Hall West Arlington Wednesday 730 pm Mothers of all Little Leaguers meet at Community House Friday 1 7 pm Enterprise Society rummage sale Bailey Hall Mrs Walter Hulihan convalescing after surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital

Clayton Hulett Charles Moisam Ralph Delaney Charlena Hilliard Lois Williamstown Mass Ronald Whitney Whitney Caroline Delaney Arlington Choral Group West Arlington East Arlington Battenhill Grange Grange Hall Mothers of All Little Leaguers Enterprise Society Bailey Hall

Pownalite Celebrates 89th Birthday

Mrs. Frank Ford Mason Sr a longtime Pownal resident born April 19 1876 celebrates her 89th birthday. She has lived at Grandview Farm since 1911 a boarding house and tourist home. The article also notes local Easter visits and Dorset sugar makers reporting a lean maple season with yields from 100 to 300 gallons across several farms.

Pownal Frank Ford Mason Sr Esether Irene Dean Mason Daniel A. Dean Grandview Farm Old U.S. 7 Pownal Center David Dean Drury Academy North Adams Frank Mason Europe Warren W. Mason A. Daniel Mason Frank Ford Mason Jr Williamstown Thomas Riall Dorset Austin Romney David Carr Hubbard Harlan Cooleidge Leon Edgerton Austin Rumney Paul McWayne Frederick Burghard Harold Beebe East

Scout-O-Rama Scheduled At Cambridge

Scouts from Hoosick Hoosick Falls and Cambridge plan Iroquois District Scout O Rama at Cambridge Central School this Saturday. Grand opening is 1 30 p m and closing ceremony at 5 30 p m Bernard Stinner leads with Carson Fuller Charles Wocel and James Leone as key chairs.

Cambridge N.Y Hoosick, Hoosick Falls Cambridge Central School Bernard Stinner Carson Fuller Charles Wocel James Leone

New Cambridge Fire Department adds three members

Cambridge volunteer firemen welcomed Donald Watkins Raymond Wilson and Harold Brown. They also faced two grass fire calls in Coila on Wednesday caused by bush cuttings in a container and a trash burner near Thurber residence. Thursday morning a grass fire near Woodruff property by Eagle Bridge caused no damage. Soft ground hindered trucks but crews pushed and pulled to free them. Origin suspected as children playing with matches.

Cambridge Fire Department Donald Watkins Raymond Wilson Harold Brown Cambridge Volunteer Fire Department Coila Ruth Weir Grace Thurber Thurber Woodruff Eagle Bridge

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