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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1967
Page
7
Pownal voters face 31 articles across town and school warnings. The town session starts March 6 at 7 30 p m in the Center Firehouse with ballot voting March 7 from 10 to 7 in Town Hall for town and school decisions including budgets, salaries, and new posts.
More than 30 senior citizens braved below zero weather Sunday afternoon to attend a Lincoln's Birthday party hosted at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Harwood in Manchester.
Margaret Aiken and others at Mary McClellan Hospital updates. Eleanor Ziehm, son of George Ziehm, will study food administration at SUNY Delhi this fall. Lincoln Birthday party hosted by National Federation of Republican Women and Manchester GOP women featured Rep. Reid Lefevre discussing Vermont Republican history and citizen duties. Everett Dirksen Gettysburg recording shown. Louise Orvis highlighted for suffrage influence. Harwood served Lincoln Memorial cake amid Emancipator plaque.
Clarke Williams of Bellport New York deputy director of Brookhaven National Laboratory since 1962 is elected a member of the Williams College Board of Trustees. A physicist he has held key roles in education and science administration including serving as a United States Atomic Energy Commission delegate to the U N Geneva Conference for Peaceful Uses of Atomic Energy.
Two Western Massachusetts residents participate in the 1967 District I Conference of the ACPRA at Dartmouth College February 14 and 15. Williams College News Director Ralph R. Renzi chairs and moderates the panel Covering the Arts on Campus, Berkshire Eagle cultural editor Milton Bass joins the same panel.
Bertha Hoag marked her 70th birthday with a Sunday family dinner in Walloomsae. Guests included Jim and Mrs Hoag and extended families from East Hoosick Troy Albany and Troy. A telephone call came from daughter Mrs Clyde Stophel in Jacksonville Florida. Mrs Oscar Stewart Sr reported her sister Mrs Paul Masig suffered a heart attack and was hospitalised in Lackland Florida. Her daughter Mrs Hugo Tunkel drove to Florida to join her.
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