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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1975

Page

5

Bennington WPA appointees lead recreation drive

Three men in Bennington have been named under a WPA recreation project to supervise sports and healthful entertainment. Gerald Tinker leads, with Alexander H. Litster as Tinker’s assistant and Arthur J. Moxley directing activities in North Bennington. Skiing gains popularity as local groups stage trips. Cosmopolitan Club members John Felopulos Carl Hegel George Salem and Peter Pappas joined a ski party at the Country Club golf links under Jacob Chartoff. A Manchester Arlington accident left four deaf skiers unable to speak for themselves after a Route 7 crash in Death Valley. A lip reader among them aided police. Special divorce hearing opened by side judges Beebe and Rich due to bad weather hindering a northern trip. Veteran Arthur L. Theberge retires after 41 years in Bennington Village Highway Department. Noting 1879 Edison lamp demo and 1974 gold sale reference included.

Bennington Gerald Tinker Alexander H. Litster Tinker Arthur J. Moxley North Bennington Cosmopolitan Club Country Club John Felopulos Carl Hegel George Salem Peter Pappas Jacob Chartoff Harry C. Beebe Manchester Center Claude A. Rich Bennington County Court Frederick A. Watson Camp Picket Raymond L. Miles

New Year Bells Poem by Fred O Graven Jr

The verse from Bennington urges rings of New Year bells to dispel sadness and ring in happiness, health, pardon, and renewed faith. It expresses hope for future days, new promises, and joyful prayers as the year begins. The author signs as Fred O Graves Jr of Bennington.

Nomad greets the New Year in warrior pose

Helena Shevlen Moore at Bennington Convalescent Center offers a poetic homage to the newborn year. The speaker proclaims enduring youth within an aging body, longing for paths unexplored and the spark of travel, while accepting aging in a festive, reflective tone.

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