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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1965

Page

5

Cambridge Club Plans European Gardens Talk

Cambridge Central School cafe teria January 19 at 7 30 p m hosts illustrated talk by Mrs Hollis E Cornell on a Garden Tour of Europe She has photographed landscapes and gardens in Holland Germany Austria Italy France and England The event supports the Frysinger International Exchange Fellowship with a silver collection for the fellowship. no admission charged.

Cambridge N.Y Europe Hollis E. Cornell Cambridge Central School Cambridge Area Woman’s National Farm and Garden Association Frysinger International Exchange WNF & GA United States Exchange Fred McCauley South Hartford Frysinger Scotland Norway Netherlands Ireland Cornell

Chilly Weekend for Boy Scouts In Pownal

Seventeen Troop 47 scouts endured frozen ground hindering driving and camp setup during the Operation Snowflake overnight at Pudvar camp East Pownal. They cooked outdoors, held flaming arrow campfire ceremonies, and hiked seven miles to The Dome before returning Sunday afternoon.

Pownal Troop 47 Rolland Roy William Frost Harold Rhodes Pudvar East Pownal Flaming Arrow Patrol Michael Lewis Peter Roy John Gruesendorf Paul Foster Leonard Duval Dome Dean Dixon Thomas Langlais Thomas Frost John Grusendorf Michael Leweis Karl Grusendorf Michael Pratt Alan Strowbridge David Walsh Thomas Rhodes Michael Walsh Gerald LaCroix Richard Rogers Stephen LaBonte

St Marys Academy to screen new Sisters of Charity film

Hoosick Falls news notes the Home School Association of St Marys Academy will meet in the high school library to view a professionally produced color film on the Sisters of St Joseph of Carondelet, highlighting their life and work locally and abroad. Beth Ann Salluzzo celebrated her eighth birthday with an ice skating party at the RPI Fieldhouse, then games and cake back home. March of Dimes drive co chairs Town Justice Retino and Mrs Rogers announce district chiefs and mail fund appeals to local groups. donations may be sent to the co chairs.

Pownal Center School Joseph Comar Harry W. Beals Jr Charles W. Rounds North Pownal Langlais Laura Langlais Betty Ann Buck Boy Scout Troop 47 Bennington Armory Pownal Town Alma White Edwins, White Center St. Mary’s Academy Sisters of St. Joseph of RPI Troy William E. Burns Salluzzo March OF Dimes Thomas G. Restino Raymond Rogers Town of Hoosick John Waytkus Albert Waytkus Leonard Liporace Rogers Guy Phillips

Shaftsbury Ailden Mothers Plan Cub Scout Meeting

Shaftsbury Ailden mothers of Cub Scout Troop 31 meet with committeemen at Donald Dailey’s home on Twitchell Hill Wednesday at 8 p.m.

Ailden Cub Donald Dailey Twitchell Hill

Grange Notes Highlight Christmas Giving And Future Plans

Battenhill Grange leaders report Christmas baskets and plant gifts to local members. A first aid kit is placed in the Grange Hall. Toys were collected and repaired for distribution via the American Legion. Future joint efforts with the Legion are proposed. An honorary membership is awarded to Mary Thompson after 11 years as chaplain. Next meeting features men vs women competition and holiday-style program.

Clarence Decker Worthy Maseter Battenhill Grange Viola Cooledge Marion Peets Mary Thompson Jennie McKee Grange Hall Elaine Decker Grange American Legion Legion Clarence Decker Sr Clarence Decker III Pomona Mendon Everett Willard Battenkill Betty Clayton Lillian Elwell Kenneth McCrea Ralph Morse Donna Crofut Ethan Allan Pomona Mt. Equinox Manchester Rheta Groff

Manchester residents plan trips and church services this week

Manchester society notices reveal Mrs Jerome A Johnson returns from Europe with holiday visits in London Rotterdam and Denmark. Mr and Mrs Berry A Wall plan two day trip to New York before Santa Rosa cruise to South America. If the ship cannot sail due to dock strike they will vacation elsewhere. Mrs Oliver Jennings returns after Christmas with relatives in Westport Conn. Niece Kitty Field joins for weekend. A new 9 a m worship service starts at First Congregational Church to suit skiers visitors and locals. the 11 a m service continues. Film Society of Manchester meets at Burr and Burton SeminaryThursday at 8 p m to view The Smallest Show on Earth and The Red Balloon.

Berry A. Wall New York City South America Oliver Jennings William Fields Westport Conn Kitty Field Manchester First Congregational Church Film Society of Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary Peter Sellers Margaret Rutherford Paris

Williams College scholar earns 1965 Weill Institute fellowship

Dr Francis C Oakley of Williams College receives a 1200 Weill Institute Summer Fellowship to research The Absolute and Ordinary Powers of the Crown a study in political theology He will work in Williamstown this summer after a England visit starting in April funded by the American Council of Learned Societies post doctoral research on natural law in transition Biel Almain and Major The Weill Institute supports study of religion and humanities relations Yale Press recently published Oakleys The Political Thought of Pierre d Ailly The Voluntarist Tradition

Williamstown Mass Francis C. Oakley Williams College Weill Institute Oakley England American Council of Learned Societies Biel Almain Major Dr. Oakley Yale University Press Pierre d’Ailly

Wood Flong Local Elects New Officers

Charles Crowley was re elected president of United Paper makers and Paperworkers Union Local 392 of Wood Flong Corporation at a St Stanislaus Hall meeting Sunday. Officers re elected include William Coon radt James Mc Guire and William St Hilaire. Joseph Cullen elected treasurer succeeding William Ketchum. Robert Milliman chosen trustee for three years. Installed by Roadaker Markley. Installation dinner at Cambridge Hotel attended by 125 members and guests with retirements and toast master J Frank Kennedy.

Hoosick Falls N. Y Charles Crowley United Papermakers and Paperworkers Union Wood Flong Corporation St. Stanislaus Hall William Coonradt James McGuire William St. Hilaire Joseph Cullen William Ketchum Robert Milliman Roadaker Markley Cambridge Hotel J. Frank Kennedy Ralph Millington Thorton Hall

Williams College Weekly Events Preview at Adams Memorial

Public events through Saturday include two Experimental Theatre plays Death Watch and Ese curial at Adams Memorial Theatre, 8:30 p.m. Thursday Friday and Saturday. Admission is free but tickets must be reserved. box office Williamstown 458 3023. Varsity sports: Basketball Tuesday Friday Saturday at 8 15 p m Williams versus Siena Bowdoin Bates. Swimming Saturday at 2 p m Williams versus Springfield.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Adams Memorial Theatre Williams Siena Bowdoin Bates Springfield

Arlington DAR Good Citizenship Girl Named

Helen Aaron the Arlington Memorial High School senior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Foster Aaron of Red Mountain Road has been chosen DAR Good Citizenship Girl by classmates and faculty. Selection cites dependability patriotism personality and service. Helen participates in basketball field hockey music dramatics and Future Homemakers of America and has been class secretary for three years. She attended Green Mountain Girls State last June and earned National Honor Society recognition. She plans a nursing program after graduation.

Arlington Helen Aaron Foster Aaron Red Mountain Road Arlington Memorial High School Helen America

Arlington Courses Set For Wednesday

Arlington adult education courses begin Wednesday at Arlington Memorial High School. Registration and fees due at 7 p.m. Classes run weekly for 10 weeks, with a $10 fee per course. Minimum 10 adults needed. instructors are local faculty. Available courses include sewing modern math first year typing woodworking and conversational French or German.

Arlington Arlington Memorial High School

New Year Birth for Hyattsville Family and Local Events

Mr and Mrs Paul Malloy of Hyattsville Md announce the birth of a son Robert John 14 minutes after the New Year He is the grandson of Mr and Mrs John Malloy Also Mr and Mrs Ernest Woelber of Bogota N J spent New Year with Mr and Mrs John Molloy Clarkson College official Donald E May will visit Arlington Memorial High School Jan 21 Arlington Parents and Teachers meet Jan 8 at Fisher Elementary School American Legion Auxiliary and WWI Veterans meetings are set through January in Arlington and Manchester Plus Duke Hobbie to star with Jane Fonda in Cat Ballou in Hollywood

Battenkill Belles J. C. Penny Co E. E. Pelham Putnam Memorial Hospital Charles D. Bentley Jr Sandgate Montepelier Paul Malloy Hyattsville Robert John John Malloy Ernest Woelber Bogota N.J John Molloy Donald E. May Clarkson College of Technology Potsdam N.Y Arlington Memorial High School Fisher Elementary School American Legion Auxiliary No. 69 Legion Rooms WWI Veterans of Arlington Manchester VFW Red Mountain CBS Masonic Temple

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Cambridge Club The Pownals Vera Langlais Edith Beaumont Shaftsbury Fran Stacy Serrafyn Mork Williams Inn Dorset Mt. Greylock Steven Wellcome Robert Y. Burns Club Janet van Loon Jerome A. Johnson Southern Vermont Art Center London Rotterdam Denmark West Arlington Betty Trachte Burt Bros Wood Flong Local Arlington Dar Pennleigh W. T. Grant CO North Bennington Road Helene Thompson Meeting of Arlington Parents and Teachers Hollywood UPI Duke Hobbie Jane Fonda Cat Ballou Grand Union Sadao A Ige Yaa California ALL Maxwell House Nancy Lynn Deed Uia Do
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