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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1963

Page

9

Bond a Student Drive at Hoosick Falls Schools

Hoosick Falls Central School classes under Miss Charlotte Hulihan run a student savings program selling U S Savings Bonds and stamps. They have posted a total of 6495 30 in bonds with a weekly gain of 473 05 and earned recognition from school officials and the U S Air Force. The program teaches regular saving and uses Astro the mascot to spur weekly purchases and class competition. The Air Force supports with supplies and a Thor missile replica is on display in the cafeteria.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Business Administration Hoosick Falls Central School Charlotte Hulihan U.S U.S. Air Force Astro Air Force

Family supper gathers relatives from Bennington area

A Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Downing’s home included Mr. and Mrs. Kannan Kane and four children of Hamden Conn Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Smith and two children of Glendale N Y Mr. and Mrs. Charles Downing and two children of Bennington and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Corey Mrs Kane and children will stay with her sister and brother in law the Coreys Warren Galusha and five children of North Weymouth Mass are visiting relatives in the Bennington area The writer notes early pussy willows picked by Don Mattison in Sunderland and blooms seen despite three feet of snow.

Ernest Downing Kannan Kane Hamden, Conn Bruce Smith Glendale N. Y Charles Downing Bennington Howard Corey Warren Galusha North Weymouth Mass Edward Bronson Don Mattison Sunderland

Laura Nowak Popular in Vermont Oratorical Contest

North Bennington High School senior Laura Nowak placed second in the Vermont State division of the National Oratorical Contest held at West Rutland High School. She earned a $50 savings bond after competing as one of five state finalists. she previously won a local contest and a divisional test in Wallingford with the topic The Fifth Amendment. She is the daughter of Lionel and (name not given) Nowak and an active NBHS honor student involved in school activities.

North Bennington Laura Nowak North Bennington High School Vermont West Rutland High School Miss Nowak Wallingford West Rutland Newport Brattleboro Stratton Randolph The

Regional Grange meeting draws fifty members in Jacksonville

Deputy Lewis Smith hosts regional Grange gathering in Jacksonville with about 50 members from Wilmington Stamford Halifax and Jacksonville. Special guests include Everett Willard Island Pond State Master and Jere ome Davis National Master aide. A cake decorated with Grange symbols was presented to Willard and a musical program is planned for the next Victory Grange meeting with Smith in charge.

Worthy Lewis Smith Beth Smith Alice Whitney Claire Woods Marie Taylor Pat Willard Lauren Clough Lynde Kimball Jacksonville Everett Willard Island Pond Jereome Davis Wilmington Stamford Halifax Grange Willard Smith Victory Grange

East Arlington-Sunderland Manchester's Carnival Set This Weekend

Manchester Winter Carnival opens with a carnival ball and queen coronation. Flamenco dancer Jose Barrera and pianist Theodor Haig lead a guest concert lineup alongside singer Helen Philipps. An eight‑piece Boston band headlines events at Bromley with a torchlight slalom, fireworks, and a Saturday night dance, with Gov Hoff attending Bromley events.

East Arlington Sunderland Manchester Jose Barrera Theodor Haig Helen Philipps Wally Carroll USC Boston Bromley Gov. Hoff

Mothers March Sunday in Shaftsbury Area

Shaftsbury residents will join a Mothers March led by the Methodist Senior Youth Fellowship this Sunday evening February 24 to support the March of Dimes. Canvassers will use official Youth March envelopes and March of Dimes receipts as they visit every home, campaign chair Mrs. Fred Stacy said.

Shaftsbury Methodist Senior Youth Fellowship March of Dimes Fred Stacy

Bar ringer Family Hosts 66th Birthday Tribute in Troy

Walloomsac Mr and Mrs Edward Barringer and their children visited Mrs Barringers parents Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag. They gave a birthday cake and gifts for the Hoags 66th birthdays. Hoags birthdays February 12 and 21. Guests included Mrs John Hoag Joyce Sandra and Miss Susie Luke. Hoosick Home Makers met Friday February 15 at 3 30 p m at Mrs Eleanor Calhouns. Fred Luke and wife were Saturday dinner guests of Carlton Luke West Hills.

Edward Barringer Troy Eleanor Calhouns Fred Luke Carlton Luke West Hills

Mrs Skip Wilson and infant return home from hospital

Mrs Skip Wilson and her infant son Eric Michael returned to their Easton home Friday after hospitalization at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington.

Skip Wilson Eric Michael Easton Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington

Williamstown votes to keep Town Manager system

In Williamstown Massachusetts the Town Manager form survived its first six years by a 1491 to 1013 vote. Turnout reached 2534 votes from a 3500 registered voters. Selectmen results: Morris Phelps 1304, James Grumond 1136, Filmore Baker 1075, Francis Colesman 1008.

Williamstown Mass John Maynard Austin Morris Phelps Board of Selectmen James Grumond Sprague Elec Tric Filmore Baker Francis Colesman

Hoosac School Opens Doors to Three New Students

Hoosac School rector Rev. Clinton H Blake Jr announces three new entries for the second semester. John G Barber joins the fifth form from Bennington Vermont, Theodore Juraschek from Weston Connecticut also in the fifth form, and George S Ward from Old Greenwich Connecticut enters the third form.

Hoosick N.Y Clinton H. Blake Jr Hoosac School Hoosac John G. Barber John C. Barber RFD 2 Bennington Theodore Juraschek John F. Juraschek Weston Connecticut George S. Ward Tom Ward Old Greenwich

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