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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
12
The article discusses wood warblers migrating through America and the U.S. eastern predominance, their insect-based diet, and migration timing. It laments modern hazards from towers and planes, urges sanctuary importance, and warns of chemical sprays impacting birds. It notes local thrush observations and May arrival dates for veery and wood thrush.
Weston Playhouse starts the spring program with two shows of the Third Annual Weston Community Capers directed by Jack Straw and Sam Lloyd. Local talent from Southern Vermont includes a Castleton State jug band led by Bernie Souble, Rutland dancers Miss Bonnie Johnson, Ludlow singers Mrs Marianne Penner and Michele, Chester and Bellows Falls folk singers the Four Cousins, Cavendish ventriloquist Mrs G Johnson, Manchester dancer Lynn Eckhardt, Springfield humorist Norman Lewis, with Straw and Lloyd performing.
Winhall fire warden cannot issue permits until May 9 unless rain falls. Vermont Regional Book Wagon visits Winhall Memorial Library at 10 30 a m May 11 to renew books. return by then. Win hall Elementary pupils host a May 6 program at 8 p m open to public. Mrs Shirley Mulligan of Cambridge NY and Winhall attended the 25th convention of the National Association of Practical Nurse Education and Service in Louisville KY and toured My Old Kentucky Home. She sailed the Belle of Louisville on a dinner cruise. Mrs Alma Evans of Staten Island, formerly of Winhall, met Mulligan at Newark Airport for dinner between flights.
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