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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

7

Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Opens Annual Drive

Expanded psychiatric social services since 1963 anchor a broad community program in Manchester. The readiness school for three and four year olds, Big Sisters, sewing classes, and ongoing family counseling support children and families despite no outside funds. The annual drive funds about 45 percent of income, with $8,000 goal and local support including a $2,100 town appropriation.

Welfare and Nursing Association Manchester Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Big Sisters Hough Mary D. Torrey William Worthington Bennington Mary Rogers Warren State Departments of Education, Health and Social Welfare

Rebekah Assembly Visit and Chamber Notes in Manchester

The Rebekah Assembly president June Dumas of Windsor and District Deputy Ernestine Gillis of Manchester Depot will attend an official visit to the Excelsior Rebekah Lodge Friday with a 6 p.m. supper and 8 p.m. meeting. Grand Master Nathan Kamber and Grand Secretary Richmond Hopkins of Vermont IOOF were in Gloucester last week as Grand Lodge representatives. The Manchester chamber reports the information booth opens June 28, flags displayed on the chamber building, and a dead evergreen tree will be replaced next spring for Christmas use. Residents dumping garbage in tourist parking areas draw concern and warnings will be issued by selectmen to curb violations.

Rebekah Assembly June Dumas Windsor Ernestine Gillis Manchester Depot Excelsior Rebekah Lodge Nathan Kamber Betty Vermont Richmond Hopkins Arlene Springfield Gloucester Mass Grand Lodge of Vermont IOOF Hopkins Grand Master The Kermit R. Cofer Water Valley Chamber of Commerce U.S. 7 Vt. Development Dept Chamber Manchester

Cambridge CDA Installs New Officers

Cambridge CDA installs officers for Court Leonard No. 1163 CDA on June 7 with district deputy Alma Boivin presiding. Officers named include grand regent Joyce W Seaman and trustees Rose Dwyer Margaret Hopkins. July 4 food sale and July 15 Pete Williams Show fund-raiser planned to aid charity. next meeting June 21 then resume in September. Public talk by Richard G Rubino on town and regional planning tonight at Shaftsbury Elementary School at 7:30.

Cambridge N.Y Leonard CDA Alma Boivin Schuylerville Joyce W. Seaman Reta Pemrick Mary Bassett Mary Austin Ida Hayes Josephine O’donnell Beatrice Fressie Loretta Knapp Monitor Constance Cristaldi Sentinel Jennie Dempsey Kathryn Buckley Esther O’brien Rose Dwyer Margaret Hopkins Jean Foster Agnes McCarthy Paul K. Lynch OSA Adeline Murphy Elizabeth Jancek Pete Williams Lake Lauderdale Dorothy Morache Joan Boulette Shaftsbury Richard G. Rubino Vermont Central Planning Office

Selectmen To Wait On Setting Tax Rate

Manchester officials defer tax rate until Board of Civil Authority rules on appeals. Chairman Ferdinand Bongartz warns that using the current grand list would understate the rate if many values are revised, risking a future deficit. Bills expected around July 27, two months before due. Last year’s rate was set June 16 at 12.38 dollars after a grand list of 35,039.31.

Manchester Board of Civil Authority Board of Selectmen Ferdinand Bongartz State Tax Department Board of Sisters of

Hoosick Falls Elks Observe Flag Day Ceremonies

Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks held Flag Day ceremonies on the clubhouse porch with Exalted Ruler Joseph Hayden and other officers taking part. District Deputy Walter Beckstein delivered the principal address urging greater respect for the flag, noting its costly sacrifices and continuing relevance in Vietnam. The Hoosick Falls Central School Band performed patriotic pieces as the flag was lowered amid a three volley salute by the Home Guard firing squad.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Cal Hoosick Falls Central School H. Luther Everly Company C. Home Guard Elks Club

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