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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1966

Page

7

Vermont 4-H Foundation names new president and advisers

PAWLET Henry Steel, former Fillmore Farms manager in Bennington, is named president of the Vermont 4-H Foundation. Mrs. Margaret Chapman of Williston becomes secretary. Two new adult advisers join the Teen Day Board: Mrs. Lynwood Burbank of Morrisville and Bernard Crosser of North Springfield.

Pawlet Henry Steel Vermont State 4-H Foundation Steel Fillmore Farms Bennington Margaret Chapman Williston Lynwood Burbank Morrisville Bernard Crosser North Springfield

North Bennington Fire Dept Auxiliary Meeting Notice

The Women’s Auxiliary of the North Bennington Fire Department will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the firehouse. Members should bring knitting for the pillow project. Mrs. Margaret Flanders has returned home from a winter in Clearwater Florida. Mrs. Mary Meagher, Mrs. Lillian VanSurdam and Miss Karen Lane of the North Bennington school faculty attended a North Adams State College alumnae reunion banquet at the Fire Side Inn in Cheshire Massachusetts.

North Bennington Fire Department Margaret Flanders Houghton Street Clearwater Fla Mary Meagher Lillian VanSurdam Karen Lane North Bennington School Fireside Inn Cheshire Mass North Adams State College

Hermon Benjamin and Wife Honored at 40th Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Hermon Benjamin of East Arlington were honored on their 40th wedding anniversary. More than 50 relatives and friends attended a dinner at Leroy Lawrences ski lodge in Stamford with guests from Pittsfield North Adams Hawthorne N Y and Stamford Conn. The couple received flowers and money as gifts.

Arlington Hermon Benjamin East Arlington Leroy Lawrence Stamford Carl Benjamin Sr Carl Benjamin Jr Clyde Dunlap Freeman McManus Ellery Lawrence Benjamin North Adams Stanley Lawrence Richard Noyes Alfred Mullett David Finney Benjamins John Keane Pittsfield Mass Lawrence Benjamin Leo Benjamin

SOS Program Opens This Week For Arlington Students

Arlington groups launch the SOS Summer Opportunities for Students program to connect qualified Arlington youths with local summer work. The Arlington Parent Teachers sponsor coordinates with businesses and residents. interview desk opens May 3 at Memorial School staffed by volunteers to collect applications. Students seek yardwork babysitting and light housework and may work part or full time after school and weekends. The Vermont Department of Employment Security supports the statewide program now in its second year locally. Local organizers include coordinator Nellie Keene and APT representatives, church and volunteer leaders.

Arlington Ers Dents Memorial School Vermont

Fishing season opens in Battenkill and Green River valleys

West Arlington Sandgate reports opening day of fishing season with anglers testing waters and donning colorful attire. Mr and Mrs Eugene Witten of American Legion Auxiliary announce a ham supper for members and guests at Legion rooms with adult and child donations. Timothy and Matthew Witten, former residents now in New York, sailed for France to study for a year, while their father pursues painting and makes handmade picture frames.

Battenkill Green River Eugene Witten American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Timothy Matthew West Arlington New York France Witten

Mountain Towns Books Added to Martha Canfield Library

April additions to the Martha Canfield Library include adult titles such as Encounter in Key West and The Last Battle among others by Robichaud Ryan Cleary and Nader, plus juvenile books like Bolts a Robot Dog and Aesop's Fables. Community notes cover residents recovering from surgery, visits from relatives, Lions Club foreign exchange plans, youth band performances, dances, Girl Scout hikes, and a local hiking route from Haystack Mountain bus stop.

Martha Canfield Key West Paul Bunyan Kumin Ostrom Jonathan Vance Hellman Hoban Wilmington Lions Club Wilmington South Central America Putney Civils John Rice Searsburg Danny Locke Larry Boaupart Linda Goodwin West Dover Rocky Radash Wilmington High School Red House Robert Porter Linda Maynard Haystack Mountain Cold Brook

Wanchester Motel Sold in Manchester

Chalet Motel Inc formed by George R. Seibert and Vincent Cassel buys the 13 unit Wanchester Chalet Motel from Mr and Mrs Lewis Tuttle who owned it since 1955. The Tuttles plan to move from Manchester Center to Dorset while the Seiberts, from Woodstock NY and Oradell NJ, will run the Vermont property.

Manchester Lewis Tuttle Chalet Motel, Inc George R. Seibert Woodstock, N.Y Vincent Cassel Oradell, N.J Mrs. Seibert Woodstock N.Y Williamsville Tuttle Tuttles Manchester Center Dorset

Golf course plan eyed for Manchester site meeting

A public meeting at 8 15 PM Wednesday in Manchester Elementary School cafeteria invites northern Bennington County residents and business owners to discuss a proposed Manchester golf course. The Senecal farm property on US 7 is a potential site, with Geoffrey Cornish of Amherst drafting the design. Financing would mix public and private subscriptions tied to membership, with the remaining 400 000 dollars from federal funds.

Manchester Bennington County Manchester Golf Committee Manchester Area Development Corp Senecal Farm U.S. 7 Geoffrey Cornish Amherst Mass

Chief Praises Alert Employes At Mack Molding Fire

Sparks from a chimney are blamed for a morning fire at Mack Molding Company in Arlington at 7 55. Fire chief C Lee Marsh said the roof burned off the ventilator shaft above the boiler room but damage was held to a minimum due to alert employees arriving for the 8 am shift. An employee had two hose lines ready when units arrived as seventeen firemen battled the blaze.

Arlington Mack Molding Company C. Lee Marsh Marsh

East Arlington 4-H rummage sale set for May 21

East Arlington Sunderland 4-H Clubs plan a rummage sale at the East Arlington firehouse on May 21. Donations may be left with Mrs. Don Brown or calls accepted to Mrs. Earl Howard for details.

East Arlington Don Brown Earl Howard

Winhall Democrat Named to Vermont House Seat

Gov. Philip H. Hoff appointed Norman G. Fair 56 to the lone vacancy in Vermonts House of Representatives District 25. Fair, a Democrat and real estate developer in the Stratton Mountain area, replaces Rep. Daulton Mann Jr. who resigned to join the Vermont Educational Buildings Financing Agency after losing to Mann in November.

Montpelier Philip H. Hoff Winhall House of Representatives Norman G. Fair Daulton Mann Jr Peru Vermont Agency Fair Mann Stratton Mountain Big Bromley Magic Mountain

Kindergarten registration opens at Manchester Elementary

Registration for kindergarten at Manchester Elementary began Monday night and continues until June 1. After June 1, registrations will not include transportation as bus contracts are to be negotiated by the deadline.

Manchester

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