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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1962

Page

7

UCS Probes Causes Strides In Study of Mental Illness

Manchester VT The fourth and final 1960s UCS community mental health meeting at Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association discussed better local care before and after hospitalization and current knowledge of basic causes. Dr Hans R Huessy led a panel on emergency psychiatric consultation and voluntary admissions to Vermont state hospital amid calls for integrated local programs and support services.

UCS Manchester United Counseling Service of Bennington County, Inc Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Hans R. Huessy UVM Medical School U.css Huessy United Counseling Service P.O. Box Bennington

Claim Filed Against Board and Member Quits

Hoosick Falls Supt James M Beaverson said a $125000 claim has been filed against the Hoosick Falls Central School board over an injury to Richard Ingraham a seventh grade student who reportedly broke his left arm in gym. The suit is brought by E Stuart Jones for the Ingraham family of West Hoosick. Board member Dr Harry Harrison resigned needing more time for his business. His term will be opened for filing with one year remaining and another to fill the expired term of Earl Goodermore on June 26. Bertram Stritch was elected to replace John Frier as adult education director and Helen Sennett was elected to teach two high school English classes. The board also voted to forego the 25 cent bus charge for Red Cross swimming classes, with drivers paid as before.

Hoosick Falls James M. Beaverson Board of Education Hoosick Falls Central School Richard Ingraham E. Stuart Jones Troy Melvin Ingraham West Hoosick Ingraham Petersburg Harry Harrison Earl Goodermore Bertram Stritch John Frier Helen Sennett Red Cross

Scholarship plan aids Lutheran pastors study psychology

The Wheat Ridge Foundation establishes a long term scholarship program to educate Lutheran parish pastors in psychology. Selected pastors will pursue doctorates in psychology along with further theological training to boost mental health resources in the Lutheran community.

Denver UPI Wheat Ridge Foundation

Paran Seeks Quorum At Annual Meeting

NORTH BENNINGTON Paran Recreation Inc. adjourned its annual meeting due to lack of a quorum. President Lawrence Powers reports about 50 new 1962 memberships have signed up as 250 members are satisfied with the group’s conduct. The meeting is rescheduled for Monday May 21 at 8 p.m. at North Bennington School. All last summer members may vote.

North Bennington Paran Recreations Inc Lake Paran Lawrence Powers Paran Paul M. Crane Powers

Pownals 4 H Style Revue and Community Plans

Members of Green Mountain Valley and Pownal Pioneers 4 H Clubs with leaders attend the Arlington style revue. Local girls including Mary Burdick and Laura Langlais plan to exhibit outfits. community meetings discuss school projects and a hot lunch program. Graduation for eighth grade set for June 11. Grievance Day May 21. all day work bee at Pownal Center Church. record hop at Pownal Firehouse tonight. fourth card party benefits Camp Ondawa tuition.

Green Mountain Valley and Pownal Pioneers Albert Dickinson A. Coleman Mason Arlington Mary Burdick Linda Jacobsen Laura Langlais Susan Pudvar Marcia Nancy Buck Donna Harrington Gail King Eileen Jickinson Elizabeth Buck Patricia Norma Bisson Pownal Center East Pownal Center School David Adler John Foster Barber’s Lake Grammar Room Lake Lauderiale South Pow Women’s Fellowship of the Church Camp Ondawa Sunderland

Manchester PTA Goes International Dinner

The UN themed PTA supper returns to the school cafeteria at 7 p.m. with Flemish and Swedish main dishes and Ceylonese and Indonesian salads. Seventh graders coordinate menus and decor under Mrs. Edna Wright, with maps and flags honoring Edwin L. Bigelow's retirement as superintendent.

PTA Edwin L. Bigelow Edna Wright United Nations Paul Bullock Fredrika Hilliard Mary Ellen Benson Diane Dufresne Jo-Ann Bresko Cynthia Fleming Raymond Rodriguez Mary Mattison Robert Cook Robert Zentz Jep Barendse

Tri State chorus and band participants highlighted

The article lists Wilmington Dover area students taking part in the Tri State Chorus recital in Bennington and Tri State Band Concert with a parade and auditions at Bennington Catholic High School. It covers Prom plans, school exhibitions, and Girl Scout and Cub Scout activities with prize winners noted.

Bennington James Boyd James Brissette Patricia Farwell Donald Fanfan Linda Forbush Barbara Jacobs Michael Raymo Linda Reynolds Barbara Veillard Norma Ware Ann Davis Jean Fitch Isabelle Raymo Glee Club Bennington Catholic High School

All My Sons in Hoosick Falls Opens Tonight and Tomorrow

Hoosick Falls Central School auditorium hosts the Hoosick Falls Little Theater Group production of Arthur Miller's All My Sons directed by Paul Fink. Showtimes are 8 15 p m tonight and tomorrow night with tickets sold by group members or at the box office. The drama focuses on the Keller and Deever families amid war era secrets and a father’s alleged guilt and its impact on his son.

Hoosick Falls All My Sons Arthur Miller Keller Deever Herbert Deever Joe Keller Chris Keller Ann Deever George Deever Hoosick Falls Little Theater Group Noreen Finnen Ronald Badgeley Bea Sorkin Sue Bayliss

Arlington Garden Club Sponsors Topping Tavern Tour

The Arlington Garden Club opened its May 15 meeting with 25 members. A nature walk led by Miss Julia Shipman and Miss Lucina Hulet at Mrs. Albert Shaw’s home in Shushan identified 16 bird species including the woodthrush. Plans for a June 19 house tour of Lady Gosford's Topping Tavern in Shaftsbury benefit Veterans Hospital White River Junction and Flowers and Services Inc. at the shaftsbury historical tour chair Mrs. James McCabe.

Arlington Julia Shipman Lucina Hulet Albert Shaw Shushan N.Y Arlington Garden Club Vermont Donald Trachie Fisher Elementary New England National Council of State Garden Clubs Equinox Hotel Manches Ter State Fish and Game Commission Battenkill James P. O’neil WBTN Lady Gosford Shaftsbury Flowers and Services Inc Veterans Hospital White River Junction James McCabe

Fashion Show to Benefit Canfield Library in Arlington

The Martha Canfield Library hosts its second annual fashion show in Arlington next Wednesday May 23 at 3 30 p m at West Mountain Farm. Mrs Charles Canfield and the board of trustees head a large committee aiming to raise revenue for operating expenses. Arlington models include Mrs James McCabe Mrs Richard Stolz Mrs Malcolm Coulman Miss Pam Hoth Miss Beth Stroffolen Miss Judy McCormick Manchester and Miss Libby Bartlett Dorset. Tickets from library board members or at the door.

Arlington Martha Canfield West Mountain Farm Charles Canfield James McCabe Richard Stolz Malcolm Coulman Pam Hoth Beth Stroffolene

Hoosick Falls Shower for Rosemary Farramini Before Wedding

Miss Rosemary Farramini received a surprise bridal shower at North Hoosick home of Mrs. Wy socki hosted by her bridal court Judy Norton Lorraine Lasser Eileen Merrill Marilyn Keyes and Jo Ann Salluzzo. A buffet lunch preceded gift presentations followed by a stag party for groom William Roberson at the Sons of Italy Hall Classic Street with about 40 guests. Thomas Kennedy left for Great Lakes Naval Training Center to begin basic training.

Rosemary Farramini William Roberson Thomas Wysocki North Hoosick Judy Norton Lorraine Lasser Eileen Merill Marilyn Keyes Jo- Ann Salluzzo Sons of Italy Classic Street Thomas Kennedy High Street Milton Kennedy Great Lakes Naval Training Center

North Bennington Union High School Vote Set

Prudential Committee of the North Bennington Graded School District prepares for a union high school vote in the school gym on May 28 from noon to 8 pm. The warning and voter lists are posted locally. The Board of Civil Authority will meet May 25 to correct lists. eligible voters missing names may be added.

Prudential Committee North Bennington Graded School Union High School Bank and McCullough Royal Crosier Fred Welling Board of Civil Authority

Laymen Raise Over 5.5 Million for ULCA Churches

United Lutheran laymen in New York report raising more than 5.5 million dollars in the past year to aid 128 ULCA congregations in the United States and Canada. Since 1953 the Lutheran Laymen's Movement for Stewardship has contributed over 23 million dollars to build 435 churches.

New York UPI United Lutheran United Lutheran Church In America United States Canada Stewardship ULCA

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