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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1972

Page

3

Battle Day flower show by Bennington Garden Club

The Bennington Garden Club plans a community flower show on August 16 at Mt. Anthony Union High School cafeteria to honor Bennington Battle Day. Exhibits will recall colonial life and the 1777 battle era, with a recycling and composting emphasis led by Mrs. S. Whitney Dickey. The event features dye plant displays, seed-start reminders, and horticultural classes including a Prologue and sections on The Wilderness and The Early Settlers.

Bennington Garden Club Bennington Battle Day Mt. Anthony Union High School Wilbur C. Rice West Road Bennington Bennington County S. Whitney Dickey Garden Club Breard Hawks South Street Mauhs James Martin Richard B. Leake Jr Elmer Johnson North Bennington C.O.F

Garden club to select Audubon camp winner

The Bennington Garden Club selects a local teacher or youth leader for a week at an Audubon Society ecology camp in Greenwich Conn. The program runs nine sessions from late June to Aug 26 with a $90 tuition and a $20 registration. Applications due March 10.

Bennington Garden Club S. Lytton Scott Garden Club Audubon Society Audubon Workshop Greenwich Conn Thomas Foster Thomas Hall Phillip Viereck Molly Stark North Bennington

Kidney Danger Warns of Decisional Kidney Disorders

Public health warning advises awareness of kidney problems with signs like getting up at night burning and unusual urine flow. Promises relief through a suggested treatment regime of dosage and flushing at Quinlan's Drug Store with a claim of a quick financial rebate.

Quinlan’s

Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy C Kloman in Manchester

Funeral services for Mrs Dorothy C Kloman widow of Henry C Kloman of Manchester Depot were held Saturday afternoon at Brewster Funeral Home in Manchester Center. The Rev Robert L Clayton rector of Zion Episcopal Church conducted the service and entombment followed in Factory Point Cemetery vault with burial planned later in the same cemetery.

Dorothy C. Kloman Henry C. Kloman Manchester Depot Brewster Funeral Home Manchester Center Robert L. Clayton Zion Episcopal Church Factory Point

Cub Scout Pack 355 Holds First Anniversary Dinner

Cub Scout Pack 355 celebrated its first anniversary with a blue and gold dinner at Molly Stark School. Fifty four boys raced Pine Derby cars. 28 reached semifinals, then James Rivers Robin Allsop Mark Jensen and Samuel Restino competed for the winner with Robin Allsop taking the prize. Awards included Wolf badges for Jensen Burgess brothers Kevin and Kenneth, with Kevin earning Gold and Silver Arrow and Gregg Martin Bear badge. Guest speaker George Greenwood spoke on advancing from Cub Scout to Explorer before races resumed and Allsop won the final.

Molly Stark School Shirley McLenahan Dale Dickerson Mark Jensen Kenneth Kevin Burgess Kevin Gregg Martin Jamie Campbell Ryerson Mausert Dickerson George Greenwood Round Table James Rivers Robin Allsop Samuel Restino Young Allsop Frank Hunt Bennington Allsop

Burrows Delinquent Car Payments Notice Angers Widow

Coventry England. The summons addressed to Fred Burrows says he owes installments on a car. Dorothy Burrows laughs and explains Fred is her cat's name and that they do not own a car. Local reaction highlights confusion over the summons.

Coventry England UPI Fred Burrows Dorothy Burrows Fred

District Court Roundup Before Judge Morrissey

In Woodford and surrounding towns defendants faced charges ranging from violating the law of the road to drunken driving. Pleas included no contest by Donald N. Conley, guilty pleas by Michael P. Sacco and George W. Benoit, and various others with fines, sentences, or bail set or continued. Multiple cases involved traffic offenses, property or disorderly conduct, and jail or facility placements with sentences from eight days to 60 days and probation or suspended sentences where noted.

John P. Morrissey Donald N. Conley Woodford Michael P. Sacco North Adams Mass Searsburg George W. Benoit Pownal Roger J. Gilbert Benoit Rutland Harry J. McDermott Arlington East Arlington McDermott Homer Fisher Bennington Douglas R. Boutin Bondville Manchester Peter Foley Worcester Wayne D. Smith St. Albans North Bennington Caron

Hadassah marks 60th anniversary of social service

Hadassah began at Purim on Feb 29 1912 in New York City. The movement promotes Jewish culture and public health services in Palestine and abroad with 325000 members in 1400 chapters. It runs the Hadassah Hebrew University Medical Center and a 12 million expansion plan for Mount Scopus Hospital.

Hadassah Purim Old Temple Emanuel New York City United States Palestine Esther Haman Puerto Israel Mount Scopus Hadassah Israel Education Services Alice Seligsberg Brandeis Vocational Center Mid-East

Bennington seniors get frozen dinners via B ROC project

Clark Condon of Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council delivers low cost Swanson meals to 11 senior families, about 35 meals weekly, bought wholesale at Save Way, via district manager support. Recipients include Harrington and Bartlett, citing social security and food stamp help. expansion planned to Pownal Dorset Manchester with other BROC staff promoting.

Bennington Clark Bill) Condon Bennington-Rutland Condon Swanson Save-Wey John Botillo Botillo Save Way Robert L. Harrington Morgan Street Harrington Charles Bartlett Rooney Court Bartlett Pownal Dorset Manchester B-Roc Bill Yohn Charles Lathrop Doris Gable John Peterman Hoosick Falls Rutland Peterman BROC

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