Sunday children's movies at McCullough Mansion May 24
The McCullough Park Foundation presents a Sunday afternoon series with films The Boy and the North Wind Doughnuts and The Master and the Slave at 3 p.m. on May 24 at the McCullough Mansion North Bennington. The event, free to all, lasts about 50 minutes and aims to entertain families.
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Sports Editor Runs for House
G Lee Maidland a 29 year old Springfield native and Times-Reporter sports editor announces as a Republican candidate for Vermont Legislature District 62. He aims for a three way race with incumbents Lew Redroof and Hollis Putnam. Maidland is a 1963 Boston University graduate and says young people must engage in government and oppose a sales tax on fuel and utilities.
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Mayfest program at Mt Anthony school faces uncertainty
The School Community Committee released a statement noting it would not issue an official Mayfest statement this week while acknowledging several inquiries about the controversial event. It stressed the program is not part of the high school curriculum and student or teacher participation is voluntary. The Mayfest title is War A Multi Media Requiem, a multimedia performance expressing sorrow through dance song poetry lighting and music.
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Open House Postponed for United Coun seling Service Wing
Construction delays force postponement of a planned open house for UCS Sunday May 24 with a new date to be announced. The UCS annual dinner remains scheduled at Mt Anthony Country Club this Sunday at noon. Mayfest night program set for 8 15 Sunday includes the year’s only Mayfest event.
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Bennington County Nurses A share bylaws vote at meeting
The 28th annual Bennington County Nurses Association meeting at the Paradise Restaurant Monday night highlighted bylaws passage and officer elections for 1970 71. Twenty five members attended. Newly elected officers include Lois Comar president Virginia Barrett secretary and director Jean Sorenson. Outgoing president Frances Crozier thanked all who helped the past year succeed.
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Welfare Dept Probes Order For Support
In Montpelier an unidentified mother and six children face welfare aid after a temporary court order left $85 a month unmet. Social Welfare Commissioner Betit explained the permanent order raises weekly payments to 125 dollars, totaling over 547 dollars monthly, allowing the family to exit welfare. The department found no alternative and deemed aid essential and proper.
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Memorial Moose service set for Sunday at Moose Hall
The annual memorial service for departed Moose members and Women of the Moose will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Moose Hall. Pilgrim Warren Church chairs the event and led the program in cooperation with Women of the Moose. Gov. Charles Rice urges all members to attend and honor departed brothers and co workers. Relatives and friends of departed members are welcome.
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