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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1968

Page

6

Arlington Selectmen Name New School Board Appointee

Arlington Board of Selectmen appoint Mrs Janet Keough to the Arlington School Board to fill a vacancy from the resignation of Mrs Eleanor Owen. Keough active in civic affairs and a mother of two, with service to APT Cub Scouts and local health nursing. Also notes junk car cleanup donations, sewer survey, ambulance service change, Memorial Day appropriation, and elm disease signage near Chiselville Bridge.

Arlington Selectmen New School Board Arlington Board of Selectmen Janet Keough Keough Eleanor Owen Arlington Fire Department North Road Carl Tift’s Crow Hill Thurston Hulet Steven Bliss Hulet Dean Hanson Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home Selectmen American Legion Post 69 Chiselville Bridge Sunderland Arlington Town Line

Seven from Bennington County Named to State Church Offices

Dorset hosts weekend actions with multiple Bennington County residents elected to Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ posts. Gladys Lodge of Dorset named second vice president. Melanie Otis Manchester to United Church Youth Cabinet. Milton Pinsker Bennington to Churchmen's Fellowship Cabinet. Mrs. Harold Reiman North Bennington to Department of Christian Education. Mrs. Theodore Thomas North Bennington to Department of Church and Ministry. Mrs. John Irons Bennington and Rev. William Abernethy elected to Board of Directors. Rev. James Dailey Burlington named conference president. Mrs. James Gilmore Hyde Park elected vice president.

Ment John Irons Bennington William Abernethy James Dailey Burlington James Gilmore Hyde Park Manchester Garden Club of Manchester Dorset

Fire Company Auxiliary Meets at Shaftsbury Firehouse

Shaftsbury firehouse hosts the Fire Company auxiliary meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m Hostesses are Mrs Elsie Carlisle and Mrs Myrtle Corey Plans are made to participate in the Memorial Day parade here

Fire Company Elsie Carlisle Myrtle Corey

Community Notes From Hoosick Falls Area

Manchester Michael Miller reports from White River Junction VA Hospital in good spirits after a visit. St. Margaret's Guild hosts a 2 PM food sale at Masonic Hall entrance on May 29. Center Lanes top bowlers include Vincent Cepela 243 Tim Lindsey 231 and B Bacon 607 across games. Purdy's led in both one and three game totals. J Wyman and H Cepela lead women rollers with 199 and 198, Jan Cameron 509 in three. Five Flys named top team. Local church delegates attended the Vermont Conference meeting in Derby. Hoosick Falls alum Kenneth Rowe attended opening ceremonies with Giants manager Alvin Myers. Dr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison toured Pennsylvania for a 25th dental school reunion. William Waterhouse leaves for basic training at Lockland AFB. Seven Hoosick Falls Elks plan NY State Elks Grand Lodge event.

Vincent Cepela Tim Lindsey B. Bacon Purdy’s J, Wyman H. Cepela Jan Cameron Kenneth Rowe Ticonderoga Hoosick Falls Giants Alvin Myers Hoosick Harry Harrison Richmond Avenue Pennsylvania

Bennington area open house and local events summary

Open house honors Supt and Mrs Leon Wagner set for Sunday at North Bennington School from 2 30 to 5 00 pm with local teachers and staff sponsoring. Troop 347 BSA meets tonight at 7 in the Scout Hut led by Rolland Roy. Camp Sunrise trip planned June 30 to July 6. Pow nal Pre School Clinic session two set for June 11 at South Pownal Fire House. Over 100 children treated last week by Dr Ruth Steinman and Dr Dorothy Hagar with nurses Green and Howes. Mt. Anthony Junior High art exhibit runs Friday 3 15 to 8 00 pm in the multi purpose room with student artwork and slides. Ernest R Langlais US Navy celebrated 21st birthday at a family party May 5 while at sea. he is with USS Albacore AGSS 569 based out of Portsmouth NH and active in submarine science work.

Bennington Southwest North Bennington Leon E. Wagner BSA Rolland Roy Camp Sunrise Orwell Pownal South Pownal Ruth Steinman Dorothy Hagar Madalyn Green Alice Howes Ronal Mt. Anthony Union Junior High School ENFN Ernest R. Langlais U.S. Navy Langlais Great Lakes Ill Submarine School New London

Hoosick Falls to Hold Fraternal Memorial Service

Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR to conduct graveside memorial for the late Mrs. Hattie Cottrell Baker at Maple Grove Cemetery Sunday at 4 p.m. Exalted Ruler John Delarey and officers attend. Regent Mrs. Henry R. Sheldon and Chaplain Miss Hazel M Hill lead service.

Henry R. Sheldon Hazel M. Hill

Six Area Students Win UVM Degrees

Six area graduates earned University of Vermont degrees at the Sunday commencement in Burlington. Arlington residents Richard T. Pelsue and Judith S. Pike, Manchester’s Robert G. Harrigan, Peru’s Nandor G. Thoma, Shafsbury’s Jonathan P. Fineman, and South Dorset’s Christine B. Rosencrantz were named among the 900 degree recipients. Pelsue earned a B.S. in business administration, Pike a B.S. in nursing, Harrigan a B.A., Thoma a B.S. in electrical engineering, Fineman a B.S. in electrical engineering, and Rosencrantz a B.S. in home economics.

Burlington University of Vermont Arlington Manchester Peru Shaftsbury South Dorset Richard T. Pelsue R.T. Pelsue Judith S. Pike George L. Pike B.S Robert G. Harrigan Frank E. Harrigan

Pine Cobble House Tour Leaders Named

Williamstown mass Pine Cobble School Parent Teacher Group selects Mrs Thomas W Hall of Shaftsbury and Mrs Francis Jenkins of Williamstown as chairmen for the October 12 house tour to benefit the school. The event features paintings by regional artists and local crafts, with a large committee handling luncheon business manager house contacts advertising arts and crafts program editors patrons tickets floral arrangements publicity and more.

Williamstown Mass Thomas W. Hall Shaftsbury Francis Jenkins Norton Cushman John MacFadyen Kenneth Brown Charles Hoffman Barbara Greene George Hamilton Burton Shapiro Louise Larus Charles Tilgner Warren Lowry John Kennedy John Ortman John Sprague Robert Cowing

Local Youths Place In Science Fair

A Pine Cobble School science fair in Williamstown attracted a large crowd during Family Day. 27 entries competed with Glenn Lowry winning first for Levels of Friction Between Different Materials. Williamstown riders Mark Meachem and Diane DeMailly finished second and third, with Brad Davis Bennington fourth, Charles Cowing Williamstown fifth, a tie for sixth between John Sprague and Whitney Dickey, and David Anderson of Bennington in eighth. Judges included Dr. Fred Fawkes, Prof. Reinhard Wobus, and John S. Gail. The Pine Cobble Amateur Rocketry Association staged rocket launches at Clark Field.

Williamstown Mass Pine Cobble School Glenn Lowry Mark Meachem Diane DeMailly Brad Davis Bennington Charles Cowing John Sprague Whitney Dickey David Anderson Fred Fawkes Sprague Electric Co Reinhard Wobus Williams College John S. Gail Pine Cobble Science Department Pine Cobble Amateur Rocketry Association Clark Field

Rutland Book Wagon Visits McCullough Library

The Rutland Regional Book Wagon visited McCullough Library on Friday offering a new selection of books for all ages. Mrs. Ida Goodman of Los Angeles is visiting the Irvin Lyon family. she is Harriette Lyon's mother and on her first Vermont visit after two weeks with two daughters in New York City.

Rutland McCullough Ida Goodman Los Angeles Calif Irvin Lyon

Balloon Travel Enthusiasts Plan Return of 80-Foot Balloon

Arlington is abuzz as Gilbert C. Lewis of Delmar New York owner of an 80 foot tall balloon plans another visit with help from Howell family who recently hosted a tethered display over Howell's Campground. Lewis holds federal balloon pilot licenses and the craft has a 1200 pound lift capacity and 17000 foot ceiling. The Howells and Lewis seek knowledge of Vermont landing sites and local ordinances as they eye future rides and further exposure from appearances on national programs.

Arlington Howell Lewis New York State Howells Vermont Mississippi Connecticut United States Auguste Piccard Callifornia The Banner Monday Fifth Dimension Johnny Carson

Arlington graduates two women at Boston University ceremony

Arlington residents Helene Thompson and Ann Mahala Brush of Arlington earned bachelor of science degrees Sunday at Boston University. Thompson and Brush were enrolled at Sargent College during the 97th commencement.

Ann Mahala Brush Arlington Boston University Sargent College

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. Mary’s Academy Pittsfield Beaumont Helene Thompson Bennington County Walter Read Spec Thomas Read Vietnam Read H. Co 11Th Armd Cav A.P.O San Francisco Garden Club Denby’s Troy, N.Y Bennington Area Enterprise Fran Stacy Oxford Adams Clothes Shop Michael Miller P.O. Box Gordon J. Bentley Manchester Center Veterans Hospital White River Junction St. Margaret’s Guild Masonic Hall Kenneth Hill River Road Jerome J. Hevey Jr Derby First Congregational Church Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ William Waterhouse William Waterhouse Sr Classic Street Air Force Lockland Afb Tex Vera Langlais Edith Beaumont St. Mary’s Auxiliary Blessed Mary Sharon Hoag James Sennett Diane Deluca And Carl Kempf William Fitzpatrick Raymond Delarey Richard Keeley Margaret Wirmusky Brian Valentine Chuck Carelli Stanley Butkas Jonathan Fineman Judith Spike Richard Pelsue Nandor G. Thoma Christine Rosencrantz Harriette Lyon Lane Haynes Kane Inc Dial Main St Thaacas N.F.D.A Mahar Main Dhone Bennington, Vt Fleischmann Bol Wiskey T. Oernus
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