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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1974

Page

9

Arlington Lions Club Presents The Return of the Roaring 20s Variety Show

Arlington plans its annual Variety Show at Arlington Memorial High School on March 15 and 16 at 7 30 p m. Tickets cost 1 50 for adults 75 cents for children while pre scholars enter free. The Charleston Contest offers 50 first prize and 15 second prize with audience ballots. Notable acts Skip Sargood and Kevin Walsh return with new material alongside favorites. Chorus rehearsal Monday 7 30 p m at the high school. contact Phil Elwell or Ron Ryan for participation details.

Arlington Arlington Lions Club Phil Elwell Arlington Memorial High School Skip Sargood Kevin Walsh Ron Ryan

Hoosick Falls Seniors Plan Further Education

Four Hoosick Falls Central School seniors announced plans to continue their education next year. May H Robson will study nursing at Vermont College in Montpelier. Sharon Barber will pursue liberal arts at Russell Sage College in Troy. Lynn Ciuk will major in physical education at Russell College. Richard Moore will enter the food service program at Cobleskill Agricultural and Technical College. The town Housing Authority added Mary Case to fill Dr. Harry Harrison's term through September 1975. Channel 6 will feature Robert Williams and William Sargood on TV Tournament Time February 3. Police investigate theft of tools from a Wilder Avenue car, with the tool chest found abandoned on Congress Street.

Hoosick Falls Central School May H. Robson Harold B. Robson the Pines Hoosick Falls Vermont College Montpelier HFCS Minch Sharon Barber Bertram Barber River St Russell Sage College Troy Sharon National Hour Society Chorus Drama Club Future Teachers of America Lynn Ciuk Richard Ciuk First St Lynn Girls’ Athletic Association Richard Moore Joseph Moore Town of Robert Williams William Chub) Sargood Channel 6 O— Village James G. Morin Wilder Avenue Congress Street

Falls First Baptist to take new members

Seven new members will join Falls First Baptist Church of Hoosick Falls and receive the Right Hand of Fellowship at 11 a.m. worship after baptism two weeks ago. New members include Mrs. Earl Hunt Sr. and Jeffrey Hunt, with Yokefellows assisting in a three year partnership. Board of trustees will meet after the service. High School Youth Fellowship meets 6 p.m. Sunday. Women's Society meets Thursday Feb 7 in Memorial Hall with program Aids to Spiritual Growth.

Hoosick Falls N.Y First Baptist Church of Earl Hunt Sr Robert Shaw Brenda Hunt Earl Hunt Jr Jeffrey Hunt Randy O’dell Loren O’dell Cynthia Brownell Carl Brownell Lynn Brownell Carlton Robinson Gordon Jones Sherman Baker John Mahar Board of Trustees High School Youth Fellowship Women’s Society Memorial Hall

Sign of the times in Pittsfield as currency paper paused

The Bureau of Printing and Engraving stops printing currency for six to seven weeks to produce 1.5 billion gasoline rationing stamps. Crane and Co. president Bruce Crane says currency paper production is suspended but bills should remain available from existing stock. Crane Mills, Dalton, has long made currency stock with its threading design since 1879.

Pittsfield Mass Times Bureau of Printing and Engraving Washington, D.C Bruce Crane Crane and Co Crane Bureau Washington Crane Mills Dalton

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