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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

7

Shaftsbury 26 Students Advance At Final Graduation

Twenty six Shaftsbury Elementary School eighth graders received certificates of promotion at a Monday night ceremony. The theme Unfinished Business based on the motto Strive for Justice and Equality guided student presentations including History of the Negro and One Hundred Years After. The class donated 10 to the American Negro College Fund and awards were given for scholarship and citizenship.

Shaftsbury Philip Rice Diane Greene Peter Stoothoff John Poljacik Yolanda Myers Brenda Peacock Mary Harrington Judith Dooley American Negro College Fund Ruth Watkin Jack Griffis Sharon Radcliffe Lloyd Spaulding Commissioner of Education A. John Holden Holden Jessie Hulet DAR Norshaft Lions Club David Hazelton Shaftsbury School Association Patricia Fleetwood Dale Ross Stephen Richard Myers Spaulding Russell Mack Shaftsbury Elementary School Lawrence Baker Peter Breese Dennis Browe Diane Brownell Stephen Burke Ronald Daniels Rose David Donald Gabrus Richard Greene Barton Lethbridge Richard Lyon Russell Mack, Jr John Pollacik Sharon Rodcliffe Peter Stophoff Anthony van Ness Faye Cross Steven Hysek Lloyd

Vacation Church School slated in North Pownal June 17–28

Rev John C Hatch announces annual Vacation Church School from June 17 to 28 daily 9 to 11 30 at North Pownal Congregational Church open to area children kindergarten through eighth grade. Theme Walking With God. Also Father’s Day June 16 with talk Jesus Social Concern and the Rauschenbusch Interpretation. Choir rehearsal June 20. Christian Advocates banquet June 21 at Paradise Restaurant. Friendly Town bid under Herald Tribune Fresh Air Program inviting NYC children ages 5–12, applications due July 1 contact Langlais or Stacy. kids arrive in Bennington County July 16.

John C. Hatch North Pownal Congregational Church James H. Bagley The Christian Advocates Paradise Pownals Herald Tribune New York City Treceiver Marecel A. Langlais Fred Stacy Shaftsbury Bennington County

Arlington Dancers to Appear on TV Saturday Night

The Yankee Doodlers unit and mascot Princess Crane ford were escorted through WRGB Schenectady studios Wednesday night as guests of Earle Pudney and Pete Williams. Princess, six, will perform on Saturday at 7 pm with the troupe and was filmed for several commercials. She recently earned two more trophies at the Northeastern Open Baton Twirling Festival in Holyoke Mass. It was her fourth TV taping across Channel 6 Schenectady, Channel 19 Springfield, and Channel 8 New Haven. The group was chaperoned by Morris Pierson, John Hannon, Francis Baldwin, and Walter Crawford. after filming they received candy and refreshments.

East Arlington Yankee Doodlers Princess Craneford WRGB Scheffectady Earle Pudney Pete Williams Ranchers Princess Channel 19 Springfield Channel 8 New Haven Channel 6 Schenectady Mountain Park Holyoke Mass Morris Pierson John Hannon Francis Baldwin Walter Crawford

Alumni meeting and fund drive in Wilmington Dover area

A Wilmington Dover alumni meeting is set for Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Congregational Church vestry with a potluck to follow. Dues should be paid by Saturday or mailed to treasurer Frank Farrington. The West Dover Fire Association accepted a land offer from Mr and Mrs Peter Zilliacus of The Hermitage. Fifteen members met at Red Cricket Lodge to plan a fund raising campaign in July. By laws approval was postponed to the next meeting at Whipple Tree Lodge Monday at 8 p.m. Street signs are being installed as a Victory Grange project with Kenneth Rafuse coordinating.

Congregational Church Frank Farrington Peter Zilliacus Hermitage West Dover Whipple Tree Lodge Wilmington Victory Grange Kenneth Rafuse

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