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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1963

Page

6

Arlington Parents Night at Fisher Elementary School

Parents of Boy Scout Troop 34 invited to attend a Monday night session from 7 to 8 at Fisher Elementary. The PTA met with George Bicknell noting aims for student plans, expanded departmentalization, and board expansion from three to five members. Grade five won the attendance award. refreshments served. The American Legion Auxiliary hosts a Sunday covered dish supper for March of Dimes at 5 p.m. Adults $1.00, children 50 cents.

Fisher Legion American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms PTA George Bicknell Arlington Bicknell Larry Pratt Richard Evans

Sandgate and West Arlington Methodist hold joint quarterly conference

The Sandgate and West Arlington Methodist Churches plan a 4th Quarterly Conference on Friday at 7 30 p m in the West Arlington Community House led by Rev Charles A Grande and District Superintendent Rev Lawrence Larrowe.

Sandgate West Arlington Charles A. Grande Lawrence Larrowe

17th annual IAM Hoosick Falls installation at Sons of Italy Hall

The International Association of Machinists Hoosick Valley Lodge 1588 held its 17th annual officers installation at the Sons of Italy Hall on Classic Street. Officers reelected include William Harrington president and Daniel Shannahan vice president. Guests from Wood Machine Co. attended and Rev. Plumley and family were hosted at a dinner party as he departs for Albion, N.Y.

International Association of Machinists Hoosick Valley Lodge Noble and Wood Machine Co Hoosick Falls Sons of Italy Classic Street William Harrington Daniel Shannahan Carlton Robinson George Peer Michael Bacherz James Mellply Charles Boutin Earl le

Hoosick Church Groups Host Socials and Farewell Event

The First United Church group chaired by Rev. Plumley met with delegates from St. Mark's Episcopal Hoosick Baptist and North Hoosack churches. A farewell social is planned Jan 18 at the Baptist Church hall. Catholic Daughters discuss April 30 banquet and a donation to the Town Rescue Squad. Army Capt. Ernest K. Gruene Jr., serving in Saigon, is a Hoosick Falls native and Texas A&M graduate.

Plumley First Baptist Church Hoosick Falls Albion N.Y Hoosick Wesley Miles First United Church Joel Miller St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Taylor Light West Hoosick The Philathea Society of the Baptist Church Catholic Daughters of America K of C Mary Doyle Town of Saigon Vietnam Army Ernest K. Gruene Jr Gruene U.S Texas A & M

West Hoosick Civic Groups Hold Meetings and Plan Fundraisers

The Fire Department Auxiliary met at Mrs. Robert Duket’s home and voted to buy thermos jugs and supplies for fires. The Gleaners Society elected officers led by Mrs. Knapp and planned a March of Dimes donation and a February kitchen shower. The West Hoosick home demonstration unit held a meeting at Fellowship Hall and discussed future projects and Toys for Boys participation. Marion Russell will show slides from her trip west, with refreshments by the Eddys.

Roger Moseley Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Robert Duket Perry Pine Harvey Miner Amesbury Mass Florida Gleaners Society Clyde Baker Harold Moseley Wesley Brownell Wilfred Knapp Charles Piritz Ralph Griswold Lisle Cottrell Bert Baker White Cross Sunshine World Service March of Dimes Robert E. Fulop Kanto Gakuin University of Yokohama Japan Edward Baker Arthur Guiden West Hoosick Hulda Eddy Marion Russell Hulda Wilma Eddy

Community notices and events in North Bennington area

Local PTA food sale planned for Saturday January 19 at 1 p.m. in the school gym aims to fund PTA activities with home baked goods. Tucker Chapter CES to host a baked ham and bean supper February 2 at the Masonic Temple from 6 to 7 30 p.m. NBHS midterm exams start Friday with schedule changes for kindergarten and afternoon classes beginning January 21. Local births announced, visitors and relatives referenced, and demolition of the Red Mill on Prospect Street followed by planned burning and debris removal.

Parent Teacher Association PTA Donald Knapp Tucker Chapter CES Masonic Temple North Bennington Red Mill Prospect Street

Wilmington Area Home Demonstration Group Seeks Foster Support

The Wilmington Home Demonstration Group met with Mrs. Gertie Carpenter Friday afternoon. County agent Ruth Hertzberg spoke on foods and fats and the group voted to sponsor a foster child through Windham County groups if $180 yearly support can be raised. Fourteen members attended. next meeting set with Mrs. Barbara Look on Feb 2 at 2 p.m. New shopping center development noted on East Main Street with the Post Office Grand Union Cal’s service station and Bucket O’Suds Launderette.

Wilmington Gertie Carpenter Ruth Hertzberg Robert Worden Windham County Hertzberg Barbara Look East Main Street Grand Union Ford Cal’s Toby Strong Bucket O’suds Earl Cleaners Brattleboro

All Saints Parish Guild Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

Hoosick and Hoosick Falls figures attend the All Saints Parish Guild gathering. Officers elected include President Agnes Stevens Vice President Martha Engquist Secretary Mary A Bovie and Treasurer Marion Lohnes.

All Saints Parish Guild Agnes Stevens Martha Engquist Mary A. Bovie Marion Lohnes

Four Korners Klub to Meet with Spendiffs Jan 21

The Four Korners Klub schedules a Jan 21 meeting with Mr and Mrs George Spendiff. Baptist Variety Supper Crusaders Class holds a Jan 24 supper at the church dining room. At the Crusaders Annual Meeting Marion Frost is named president and Marion Frost vice president with Marjorie Sharkey as vice president, Elsie Domine as secretary, and Jessie Stevens as treasurer. Next meeting set for Feb 6 with Mrs Phebe James.

Korners Klub George Spendiff Crusaders The Baptist Church Marion Frost Marrion Frost Marjorie Sharkey Elsie Domine Jessie Stevens Phebe James

Order of the Arrow Plans 1963 Events in Manchester

The Memphra magog Lodge of the Order of the Arrow held a planning meeting at the Odd Fellows Hall on January 10. Attendees from Bennington County included Taconic Chapter chief Gary Boutin, lodge advisor Joseph Giard, lodge treasurer David Humphreys, district Scout executive Raymond Lovely, and Manchester residents Robert E. West and others, all outlining the year’s programs and activities.

Manchester Memphramagog Lodge The Order of the Arrow Odd Fellows Hall Bennington County Gary Boutin Bennington Joseph Giard David Humphreys Raymond Lovely Robert E. West

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