WOTM Notes Plan Meeting at Moose Hall Wednesday
The Women of the Moose Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Moose Hall. Balloting will be held for upcoming officers and committee assignments as part of the session.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1967
Page
5
The Women of the Moose Auxiliary will meet Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Moose Hall. Balloting will be held for upcoming officers and committee assignments as part of the session.
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reminds dog owners licenses are due by April 1. Dogs four months or older must be licensed with fees of 2 dollars for males and spayed females and 6 dollars for females. A signed rabies vaccination certificate within 30 months is required. certificates showing a vaccination before Oct 1, 1964 expire and require another vaccination. This year licenses must be signed by the dog owner in person.
Area couples announce engagements with both sides detailing family lines and education. Carol Sue Farrington, a 1964 Bennington Catholic High School graduate and 1966 St Joseph College alumna, works as a secretary bookkeeper for D and D Jolivette Electric Supply. John P Griffin Jr, Bennington Catholic High School 1962 and Boston College 1966 graduate, is employed at Griffin Inc in Arlington. A June 10 wedding is planned. Jocelyn Margaret Fleming, daughter of Mr and Mrs Luke C Fleming, will marry Morris Wheeler of Walloomsac. Miss Fleming attended St Marys Academy and Hudson Valley CC and works at Fashion Fair in Bennington. Wheeler Brothers Brass Foundry in Troy employs the groom. Wedding planned for May 6.
Several hundred people gathered at the Italian American airbase near Aviano to protest the Vietnam War. Officials described the demonstration as orderly and communist inspired.
Hoosick Falls couple Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Davendonis announce the engagement of their daughter Eileen Frances to Edward Civalinski son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Civalinski of Adams Massachusetts. Eileen is a graduate of St Marys Academy and Putnam Memorial School of X ray Technology while Edward is a graduate of St Josephs High School North Adams and works at General Electric Pittsfield. An April wedding is planned.
In Moscow Nikita Khrushchev made a rare public appearance to vote in Russia’s one party parliamentary elections. About 1,000 people, including 50 foreign reporters, shouted for a remark as he exited with his wife Nina. He urged peace and recalled the 50th anniversary of the revolution stating he was a coal miner that day and was happier now.
President Johnson coordinates with Secretary of State Dean Rusk Defense Secretary McNamara and top advisers ahead of a weekend Guam conference with General Westmoreland and Ambassador Lodge. The meeting, part of regular Vietnam strategy reviews, plans a two day session after a White House dinner for governors.
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