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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1976

Page

8

Quakers offer peace resource during bicentennial observance

The New England AFSC will distribute free Peacework newsletters to citizens through July 31 as part of bicentennial peace outreach. The 16 page monthly journal covers nonviolent social change, peace education, economic alternatives, and movements. Regular subscriptions remain $3 a year.

Cambridge Mass New England American Friends Service Committee Marjorie Swann New England Afsc Peace Movement AFSC Inman St Swann New

Flags stolen in Hoosick Falls and other police reports

Hoosick Falls police investigate theft of two flags installed by the Greater Hoosick Association. A Grand Union flag with red white stripes and a Union Jack was found missing June 2 from Main and Elm Street. A second flag a Bennington style 76 flag taken from a River Street bridge light pole was missing since Saturday. Minor damage reported when a vehicle parked in the Grand Union lot was struck. A passenger could not describe the fleeing vehicle. Village summons issued for motor vehicle violations includes Shirley Valentine 41 cited June 1 for passing in a no passing zone and Marion Maloney cited June 3 for passing a school bus.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Greater Hoosick Association Main and Elm Street River Street William Bryant Grand Union Bryant Mable Gates Shirley Valentine High St

260 Autos Show Bring Brass Bands to Greenfield NH

More than 260 antique autos plus brass bands country music flea markets and a chicken barbec ue will fill Crotched Mountain Rehabilitation Center Greenfield NH on Sunday June 13. The 6th Annual Antique Auto Show benefits the center for handicapped children and adults. Judging runs 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Entrants must register by 2 p.m. Awards at 3 p.m. Admission 1 for adults children under 12 free. Spectator crowd projected at 5 500 with show open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Other features include fire engine rides, puppet shows, a pancake breakfast and flea markets.

Greenfield N.H Crotched Mountain Granite State Antique Auto Club New England Mountain Food Service Piccolo

Open house marks Merritt Morey anniversary in West Rupert

Rupert notice announces an open house for Mr. and Mrs. Merritt E. Morey on June 20 from 1 to 4 PM at their West Rupert home to observe their 50th wedding anniversary. Shaftsbury Garden Club met at Mrs. Posy Gerlach's home for a supper meeting with 16 members.

Merritt E. Morey West Rupert Shaftsbury Shaftsbury Garden Club Posy Gerlach Clara Timmerman Jenny Hawkins Clare Timmerman Cole Hall Gulf Station

Village Trustees to Meet at 6 Tonight Depot Office

North Bennington trustees convene at 6 this evening at the Depot office. The Cancer Crusade in North Bennington concludes with 574 dollars raised. Woodford School Board schedules a meeting at Mr Bugbee's camp on Thursday June 10 at 7 p.m. Mrs. Kennedy thanks solicitors and donors and urges further gifts via Linda Martin, Crusade treasurer, at First Vermont Bank and Trust Co. Bennington.

North Bennington Woodford John Kennedy Kennedy Linda Martin Bennington County Crusade First Vermont Bank and Trust Co Bennington

Class of 67 reunion planning meeting tonight

Members of the Class of 1967 from Mt. Anthony Union High School living in North Bennington and Shaftsbury are reminded of an organizational meeting for the 10th anniversary reunion tonight at 8 at Linda Kenyon Thayer home on Cold Spring Road Shaftsbury. Call 442-3358 for more information.

Marjorie Tisdale William P. Walton Jr West Mountain Road Mt. Anthony Union High School North Bennington Shaftsbury Linda Kenyon Thayer Cold Spring Road Thayer

Villanova appoints Rev Deegan to student affairs post

The Rev John E Deegan OSA native of Hoosick Falls is named vice president for student affairs at Villanova University. The board announced by President Rev John M Driscoll USA Deegan previously chaired the Education Department and holds degrees from Villanova American University and Augustinian College. He is brother of Mrs Patricia Allard and Mrs Kay Hicks and sister of Sister Marie Deegan CSJ now Syracuse Diocese Catholic Schools superintendent. Sister Marie Deegan is a Hoosick Falls native and former Villanova instructor with degrees from St Rose College and a master in secondary administration.

Hoosick Falls N.Y John E. Deegan OSA Villanova University Father Deegan John M. Driscoll USA Villanova Department of Education Augustinian College Washington D.C American University Carmer Lewandowski Patricia Allard Kay Hicks Bennington Marie Deegan CSJ Syracuse Rome Utica Sister Marie Newburgh St. Mary’s Academy St. Rose College New York Pennsylvania

Battenkill Grange notes include guests and events

Battenkill Grange held a meeting with Deputy Helen Platt and Chester Platt of Rutland. home economics donated to Austine School. Wanda Caler earned honorable mention in a state sewing contest. Youth dues paid, Youth Camp set for June 20 to 26 at Camp Ondawa, State Officers Night on June 20.

Battenkill Grange Helen Platt Chester Platt Rutland Platt Home Economics Austine School Wanda Caler Camp Ondawa Sandryn Matteson Shirley Matteson Robert Lindsey Charles Bentley Maurice Matteson Alford Clayton Jesse Harrington The Grange Arlington High School Sarah Williams

Arlington Calendar and Community Notices

Arlington calendar lists Monday to Sunday meetings across VFW, American Legion, AA, Rescue Squad, Bicentennial Committee, OES, FOE, Lions, Bingo, Red Mt. Lodge and Battenkill Grange in Manchester and Arlington. Memorial service for Ethel M. Waite at Hanson Walbridge Funeral Home. Travelogue on Holland after a senior meal. attendance details and phone contacts. Baseball schedule spans June 8 to 26 with Pirates, Red Sox, Indians, Padres matchups. Women of St. James plan bazaar July 31 with multiple chairpersons and raffle items. Arlington Memorial High School commencement events run June 6 to 19 with graduates listed and remarks by Supt. Sleeman.

Arlington School Board VFW Manchester American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms St. Margaret Mary Hall Arlington Rescue Squad Arlington Area Bicentennial Committee Farm Museum Red Mt OES Masonic Temple FOE Eagle Rooms Arlington Lions Club Fisher School Arlington Fire Co Red Mt. Lodge Battenkill Grange Ladies’ Auxiliary of American Legion Post 69 Hanson- Walbridge Arlington Ethel M. Waite St. James Episcopal Church Christine MacKensie Marge Brush Nicky Little Jane Wickenden Joanna Adams Loretta Pat Arlington Memorial High School Cass David Andrews East Arlington Federated Church George Sleeman Elks Club Bennington Susan Beth Blair Joseph Mark Corey Matthew Ward Carrow Scott James Croft Kevin Harold Cross Stacey Patricia Cummings Brian Ronald Dorr

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Quakers Marion Maloney Mechanic St Biaken Powna American Legion Post 90 Ladd Brook Restaurant Dominic Sbardella Fourth District Jack Morrissey South Area Fair Haven James Brookman Leo Pellerin Robert Thompson Harold Arbour Leroy Andrews Frederick Crandall Terry Moffitt James Sincluhe Marie Welch North Pownal Legion Post Ernest Post 90 Pownal Star Party Schenectady Schenectady Museum William Kinsella Schenectady Planetarium Questar Man Rhode Island Wilson Hill Road Brian F. McNicll Providence R.I Cortland Cottrell Putnam Memorial Hospital Town of Hoosick Charles King Rensselaer County Sherrff’s Department Rupert Shaftsbury Garden Club News John Nyquist Post Office Club Shaftsbury Historical Society Vermont Main Street Vermont National Memoire Hianson Valbridge Bennington County Burt Bros Rev. Deegan Sister Deegan Catholic Central Highchools Binghamton Oneida Madison County Marie Patricial Allard Hosick Falls Battenkill Doris Wright Mabel Crofut Florence Woltman Pomona Taconic Grange Edith Beaumont Thomas and Michael Chapman Lynn Chapman Johnson Hill Road Thomas Chapman College of Saint Rose Albany New York State University Oneonta Hoosick Falls Central School H. Greenberg Main Helene Thompson Holland Bailey Hall Harry Hayden Calvin Andrews Pirates Red Sox Indians Padres Nam Dorothy Squires Wallace Bennard Dot Grout Nancy Tschorn Iva Jane Towery Barbara Taylor Marie Mattison Peg Houghton Lorraine Moody Irene Novotny Sue Squires Beverly Stone Larry Brush Ingrid Hirsch Bud Whitley Jane Gardner St. James Moose Head Dinette Moosehead Mastercharge and Bankamericard Welcome Dunham Furniture Inc
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