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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1965
Page
6
GRENIER FIELD New Hampshire honored Army Reserve Special Forces captain from Manchester Vermont for outstanding performance during a recent air drop competition among Air Reserve troop carriers.
Miss Patricia Keefe of South Burlington vacations with her aunt and uncle on Cedar Hill Road. The Pownal Republican Town Committee invites District 32 members to a meeting at Readsboro Central School to discuss organization and candidate views for Vermont General Assembly. Ground breaking for Solomon Wright Public Library set for noon Sunday on Lower Main Street with a January completion target. project by Northeast Wood Products, Inc. Also, Capt. John Eckhardt of Manchester received a trophy for near-ground target parachuting at Stewart AFB, with honors going to the New Hampshire Reserve unit and the 902nd Troop Carrier Group at a public ceremony attended by nearly 20,000 spectators.
A group of 52 English teens from London toured eastern United States and Canada for 23 days, with Manchester hosting many activities and lodging with American families. John Brockdorff organized the visit as eastern representative for SITA, arranging historical trips, Berkshires and Dorset connections, and daily life experiences including meals, shopping, and a first Thanksgiving style dinner.
The Federated Church of East Arlington invites all to the 10 a.m. service Sunday with speaker Rev. Lance Webb bishop of the Methodist Church in Illinois. The Rev. and Mrs. Granville Greenwold their daughter Lee Anna and friend Judy will spend their vacation at Beach Haven New Jersey.
The town clerk’s office will be closed Monday. Mrs. Mary D. Torrey of the Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association will be away for two weeks starting Wednesday, to be replaced by Mrs. James McCooey Sr. The Merry Yodeler, formerly the Red Onion, sold to Peter Griffin of Elmhurst New York and Walter Hersom of Boston. New owners plan a lodge without restaurant facilities. A new carillon tape system was donated to the First Congregational Church by Mr. and Mrs. George Hoeger, enhancing music inside and outside the church.
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