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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1965
Page
7
A call from Mrs. Horst Rodies of Red Mountain Road seeks seamstresses to make Easter dresses for 30 to 50 children and mothers in the cotton area around Itta Bena Mississippi. Fabric provided. dresses cut and ready for sewing at home. volunteers may adopt a family and boxes with small postage donations are welcome.
Alice May Norris daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Norris has been named to the Dean's List at Simmons College in Boston She is a sophomore in the School of Education and a graduate of Arlington Memorial High School
The Bennington Rutland Supervisory Union study group on regional junior high and high schools will hold its second meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at Manchester Elementary School. Eugene V. Kayatta will chair and committees will be formed with goals and a curriculum proposal to be reviewed by Superintendent Neil E. Cross.
Ward reports the death of Mary E. Alexander 84 at Concord Hospital last week. Native of Concord she also lived in New York City and Arlington and left a niece Mary Louise deLahunta of Concord and grandnephew Dr Alexander deLahunta of Dryden NY. Return from tour of American museums features two wall hangings by Horst and Charmion Bodies of Red Mountain.
In Northampton Massachusetts a Works by Vincent Longo from Bennington College is among 37 drawings in a Craftsmen of the Eastern States show running March 8 to 30 at Smith College Museum of Art. The exhibit began at the Museum of Contemporary Crafts New York in 1963 and later toured to the Smithsonian.
The March Pownal Parent-Teacher Group meets Tuesday at 8 p m in Center school to plan Easter basket details. Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club knit nights occur tonight at 7 30 at the Ricker home South Pownal and Tuesday at 7 30 at the Langlais home North Pownal. Earle V Church named to Williamstown Little League board. his sons have participated with Holy Name team. Cub Scout dens held a 10 30 to 11 30 am ceremony with Alan Langlais receiving denner stripes. A son Joseph Leo born March 3 at Putnam Memorial Hospital to Mr and Mrs Leo Bisson North Pownal. siblings Linda Gwen Lois Paula. Eagle award will be presented to Troop 47 at 7 30 pm at Pownal Center Fire House with ceremony and merit badges. officials including Joseph Hart expected. Heart Fund Drive benefit card party raised $50 with 11 tables. Eddie Robillard Orchestra to perform Saturday night.
The Sunderland East Arlington School Association will meet tonight at 8 at the Chiselville School for a musical program organized by Mrs. Robert Jordan of Manchester. A brief business session will also be held. Easter seals distribution and a commitment to forward new names for next year were announced by chairwoman Mrs. Ellery Lawerence. In other items Landgrove Town Meeting proceeded quietly. Kenneth Batchelder of Peru is hospitalized with a crushed arm from a woods accident. Londonderry Rescue Squad transported him to Bennington hospital.
Williamstown auditions for The Boy Friend a Sandy Wilson musical run March 15 and 16 at Adams Memorial Theatre Williams College begin 7 30 p m Open to public faculty and students special need for women over 16 Final AMT spring show May 5 6 7 8 9 produced by Cap and Bells Inc
Mrs Doris Rice local chairman for the Vermont Association for the Crippled sends letters and seals to Searsburg residents inviting contributions. The Rev Robert Powers announces Lent services at Lady Fatima Chapel Wilmington at 8 am daily except Tue and Fri evenings at 8 pm. Wilmington PTA meets at high school cafeteria tonight at 8 with guest speaker Mrs Lorna Chambers on Why Johnny Should Read.
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