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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1968
Page
6
Shaftsbury Boy Scout Troop 331 schedules a paper drive starting at 8 a.m. Saturday with households asked to have newspapers and magazines tied for pickup. Scoutmaster Henry Freely will mail letters to regularly absent scouts informing them of registration for 1968 and their role.
Mrs John Hayden dean of studies at Rock Point School for Girls in Burlington will speak on The Future of the Episcopal Diocese at Zion Church Sunday at 11 a m. Born in Lebanon N H in 1925 she grew up in the Episcopal Church and held many church and education roles. She is a University of New Hampshire alumna with graduate work in education and has taught in New Hampshire Rutland and Littleton. Her husband is headmaster of Rock Point School and they have four children.
Harriette Lyon reports the North Bennington Baptist Church holds its annual meeting Thursday evening at 7 30 following a 6 30 covered dish supper The Catamount Gadabouts plan a regular dance Saturday with details to be announced
Williamstown Mass Rotary Club announces chairmen for the February 24 auction to fund Williamstown college scholarships. Wright names Henry Flynt Jr publicity Earle Brown Jr business and home solicitation Livingston Rice appliance repair Glenn Foss food William Brookman Jr donation pickup Gerard Smith special donations. Auction at Molly Stark School 8 to 11 p.m. with Roy Marden caller. Refreshments offered.
Syracuse N Y February 17 Jeffrey H Clawson son of Mr and Mrs John Clawson Buck Hill Road Shaftsbury Vermont is a candidate for graduation from the New York State Ranger School at Wanakena in the schools 54th graduating class The 59 member class will have graduation ceremonies at the Clifton Fine Central School in Star Lake Certificates will be presented by Dr Edwin C
Mary McClellan Hospital released admissions and discharges for the week ending January 7. Bennington area residents listed include Gerald Adams Eagle Bridge Harvey Bailey Joyce LaMagdeline Vivian Millard Buskirk Mary Clark Pearl M Fairbanks Mabel Gates Ruth I McWhorter Leta White Marion Meyer Donald L Watkins Sr Janet M Woodward Cambridge and Emil Lang Sr Arthur Parks Hoosick Falls. Also noted are graduates from the Ranger School and a graduation address by Edward J Sheridan Jr president of E J Sheridan Lumber Co Grand Rapids Mich. A luncheon for graduates and families will be held at Ranger School and 44 weeks of training qualify for graduation with job opportunities in conservation work New York State U S Bureau of Land Management and private firms. The current class joins 1 835 graduates since 1912. Ranger School, oldest of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, modeled after European foremanship schools. BRIVE France UPI The Olympic torch bound for Grenoble was carried from Brive to Bordeaux amid heavy rainstorms.
Supt Neil E Cross announced Miss Anne B Godfrey as a Mount Pleasant School teacher. Godfrey a University of Connecticut graduate taught in Connecticut for two years. She resides with parents Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Godfrey who moved to East Dorset from Connecticut. Godfrey is connected with the Orvis Company.
Walloomsac Bertha Hoag and Mr and Mrs Edward Sulli van hosted a weekend gathering with Mr and Mrs Howard Bornt and family of North Hoosick and Mrs Charles Bender and her nephew Tommy Welch visiting from Ottawa Can. Northern Livestock 4-H Club met to work on record sheets with Paul Willey at the Sherman farm. Hoosick Home Makers held a Friday business meeting and next Saturday nine members will visit the DAR for dress judging. Hoosick Falls Health Center Auxiliary schedules a regular meeting Thursday at 2 p.m.
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