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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1975

Page

6

World Day of Prayer Observances and Local Events

United Methodist Women of Jermain Church join Center White Creek Baptist Church Women for World Day of Prayer on Friday at 7 30. Armand La Count to speak on consumer fraud for seniors March 11 after lunch at Eagles building. Embury and Jermain church meetings March 9 and 13 18 include suppers and a business session. A public dance at Jermain Community Hall Saturday 8 30 for Hall Association. Anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Dewey McCart celebrated. Hospitalization notes and visitors reported in the Cambridge area.

United Methodist Women of the Jermain Church White Creek Baptist Church Manchester Eagles Armand la Count Attorney General’s Montpelier Madeline Den 3 Cub Scout Troop 333 Jermain Community Hall Cottrell Sonny’”’ Olsen Hall Association Mrs Dewey McCart

Pawlet Votes Against Secession as BRSU Shrinks Budgets

The Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union faces cuts as Pawlet voters reject secession from Rutland Southwest and nix a proposed kindergarten. Union District 23 and Manchester School District budgets were reduced, with a March 27 meeting to consider further cuts. Superintendent Houlihan notes multiple drastic options under review.

Manchester Bennington- Rutland Supervisory Union BRSU Pawlet Rutland Southwest Supervisory Union Clarendon New Union District 40 Wallingford Shrewsbury Manchester and Union Mount Tabor Danby Union District 23 Currier Memorial School Edward F. Houlihan Union District Board

Sunderland voters choose new town officials in one year terms

Sunderland voters in balloting Tuesday elected Carl D. Benjamin 129 votes and Mildred Fersh 130 to two one year terms on the board of selectmen. Leroy Moore had 49 votes. Kenneth Mason Jr. beat Donald Ennis 135 to 49 for second constable and George Carroll won cemetery commissioner 146 to 43. Other officers elected include Earl Hill moderator William Bahan town clerk selectman Howard Hill sister Edgar Lawrence auditor Martin Cummings first constable George Carroll tax collector Herbert Bowen cemetery commissioner.

Edgar Lawrence Martin Cummings George Carroll Herbert Bowen

Geraniums and local fundraising drive in Cambridge

The Mary McClellan Hospital Women's Auxiliary in Cambridge seeks orders for its fourth annual geranium sale to fund hospital equipment and beautification projects. Geraniums come in red and pink, with pickup on May 16 and 17. no deliveries.

Cambridge N.Y Mary McClellan Hospital Margaret Swanson Arlington Judy Petersen Hoosick Falls Ann Rafferty Eugenie Rapp Easton Dorothy Mesick Greenwich Nina Watkins Shushan Mary Tarantino Salem Eleanor Pouliot Schuylerville

Dorset Church Chicken Pie Supper Planned

A chicken pie supper will be held at the Dorset Church vestry on Wednesday March 12 with two seatings at 5 30 and 7 pm Tickets cost 2 50 for adults and 1 00 for children under 11 Tickets are available at McWayne Jewelers in Manchester Russell Parks or Gilbert's Hardware in Dorset Sponsored by the Women's Fellowship and the Deacons All are welcome.

Dorset McWayne Jewelers Manchester Russell Parks Gilbert’s Hardware Women’s Fellowship Deacons

Arlington Bicentennial drawing on Town Meeting Day

Arlington area residents won three prizes from the Bicentennial Committee drawing on Town Meeting Day. Lyle Salter of Sunderland took the admiral's chair from Hale Company, Mary Houghton of Arlington won the bicentennial flag, and Janice Rice of Arlington received the turquoise hairpin lace store. A high school food sale accompanied the event, with organizers seeking matching funds for a federal grant. Gertrude Bell song books are sold at The Mortar and Pestle Pharmacy and Martha Canfield Library, and bicentennial medallions are available at The Chittenden Trust Company office.

Arlington Arlington Area Bicentennial Committee Hale Company Lyle Salter Sunderland Mary Houghton Janice Rice Gertrude Bell Mortar and Pestle Pharmacy Martha Canfield Library Chittenden Trust Company

Fisher Elementary welcomes new Grade 1 teacher Leslie

Mrs. Janice Leslie begins Grade 1 duties at Fisher Elementary School after graduating from Rhode Island College in Providence in June 1974 with an elementary education major and a focus on learning disabilities. Airman Eugene J. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. James E. Stone of East Arlington, completed basic training at Lackland AFB Texas and will train 10 weeks at Ft. Leonard Wood Missouri in heavy equipment.

Janice Leslie Fisher Elementary School Eugene J. Stone James E. Stone East Arlington Lackland Air Force Base Texas Stone Ft. Leonard Wood

Scouts Begin Bennington Battle Flag Orders This Saturday

Members of Boy Scout Troop 64 will take orders for the Bennington Battle Flag of 76 starting Saturday at 10 a.m. in the second ward with delivery promised within seven days. Each Saturday the Scouts will visit different areas and announce the week’s area in advance. David Downey and Robert Reinfort of Troop 64 were elected to the Order of the Arrow, with the election conducted by fellow Arrow members from local troops.

Boy Scout Troop 64 Bennington Second Ward Scout Order of the Arrow National Honor Society Boy Scouts of America Christopher Philpott Troop John Eberle Troop 63 Robert Frazier The

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