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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1964

Page

8

Dorset Community News Highlights and Aftermath

The Baker family welcomes a seven pound twelve ounce son born February 26 on P Street. Maplewood 4-H Club reports 24 members at first meeting under Mrs. McFall with officers including Nini Lee president and Marcia McWayne vice president. PTA dance nets $30 profit. Dorset Playhouse production of South Pacific grossed $850 with about $500 net. Town Meeting Day luncheon planned at Dorset Elementary to support the hot lunch program. volunteers include Mrs. Irving Jones and Mrs. Gordon Mooney.

John Baker P Street John III Theresa Bonnie Jones Maplewood 4-H Club Robert McFall Nini Lee Marcia McWayne Helen Warren Mildred Clough Roberta Baldwin Theda McWayne Anita Parks Paul McWayne John Coolidge William Cairns Ethel McWayne Miriam Tifft East Dorset Committee Harold Beebe Robert Dressler Victoria Pinsoneault Gordon Mooney Dorset Dorset Playhouse SRO Dorset Players William Gilbert Ted Cook Manchester Dorset Pta Irving Jones Jones Lillian Stannard Merwin Wells Joyce Miller

New Director Named At Green Mountain

Dr. Raymond A. Withey of Green Mountain College announces Franklin G. Minton of Troy New York as director of college relations. Minton, 10-year RPI public relations veteran, will start March 15. former Pottsville Journal editor and Marine Corps veteran brings sports publicity and PR leadership to the college.

Pottsville Rensselaer Public Relations Department RPI

All-Out Effort in Dorset Red Cross Drive Plans

Dorset prepares a month long Red Cross drive led by acting chair Mrs Peter Blodgett with a large group of solicitors. The note recalls last year s blood program totals and gamma globulin distribution and highlights Red Cross water safety certificates issued to 2 152 200 people as the 50th anniversary is marked.

Dorset Red Cross Peter Blodgett R.S. Fenn Charles Smith Robert West Russell Fenn Helen Howard Orla Reed Katherine Child Robert Leonard George Finlay Sydney Meachem Brenda Parsons Leon Edgerton Ernest Edgerton Jr Helen Bryan David Gilbert Raymond Bushee Ada Towslee Vincent Cepela Leland Palmer Eugene Weber Clyde Zollars Frank Burke Ruth Taylor Grace Duncanson L.L. Riley Robert McIntyre Barbara Scadding Arthur Joyce Edith Snare James Lee II K.K. Harding William Barrows Jr Russell Parks Ray Foote Rufus Gilbert Margaret Thompson Gloria Jones William Gilbert Albert Knowles Ford Shrader George McWayne Stanley Towsley William T. Burns Robert McFall Harry Sheldon Jr Malcolm Cooper Manchester

Arlington Cubs Celebrate Birthday of Boy Scouting

Arlington Cub Scouts held a birthday party at Fisher School for Troop 1 Ridgefield Park New Jersey. Joseph Galli spoke on England and America scouting history with drawings. Earl Howard awarded prizes to Cubs including Charles Marra John Hess Joseph Thompson Ricky Davis Kevin Walsh Michael Hill Sam Pike William Hall and others. Den 4 won attendance banner. Den 3 earned silver cup. tug of war won by Den 1. ice cream and cake followed.

Joseph Galli Den 3 England America Earl Howard Cubs Charles Marra John Hess Joseph Thompson Ricky Davis Kevin Walsh Michael Hill Sam Pike William Hall Charles Howard Bear Roy Lundeen Barry Mattison Ray Lufkin Daryl Brown Wolf John Burke James Corey Denner Robert Masi William Brown John Kendall Gold Arrow Joseph Den 4 Den 1

Williams debaters win McGill Annual Debating Tournament in Montreal

Williams College teams won first place at the McGill Annual Debating Tournament in Montreal tied to the McGill winter carnival. About 45 to 50 schools competed. Williams sophomores Ronald J. Bettauer of Teaneck New Jersey and David B. Young of Columbia Missouri topped the negative side on the resolution that the United States and Canada should be joined politically and economically.

Williamstown Mass Williams College McGill McGill University Montreal Williams Ronald J. Bettauer Teaneck N.J David B. Young Columbia United States Canada

Pownal Board to revise checklist and appoint election clerks

The Board of Civil Authority finalizes plans for revising the voter checklist and naming ballot and assisting clerks for Election Day. Checklists are posted in town offices and neighboring stores. Absentee ballot applications must arrive by 9 p.m. Friday. Scout troop plans a winter survival campout March 7 and 8 at Sucker Pond with 14 scouts registered and four new members.

Board of Civil Authority Pownal Center Champney’s North Pownal Powell’s South Pownal Rachel Mason Mason Boy Scouts of Pownal Sucker Pond Timothy Wright Alan Strobridge Craig Heil David Walsh Lake Wales, Fla Gulf Ridge

Arlington Considers Old Station for Town Offices and Vault

Arlington voters weigh buying the railroad station for town offices and a vault versus building anew. Estimate shows station plus lot at about 8500 and vault 4000, with potential tax loss from selling the station. a new site near Olney Hill would require a separate record-storage building and adequate parking. Also discussed is adding a kindergarten with a 12896.50 budget and locating space over the post office to meet state law.

Arlington Olney Hill Public Records Montpelier Leon Wagner

Williams Tolear Down Greylock Hall

The 37 sophomores housed in Greylock Hall at Williams College will move during the week of March 15 to allow demolition of the old Greylock Hotel purchased in 1937 for dormitory use. Demolition enables early start on four Greylock residential houses and a dining-hall building at Routes 1 and 7. Bids for the new construction expected back March 18. the project may delay if bids are too high. Sophomores are to vacate Greylock Hall by March 21.

Williamstown Mass Greylock Hall Williams College Greylock Greylock Corner Architects Collaborative of Cambridge

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