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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1970
Page
8
Eleanor Niles Pastor Joseph Reicher and Johnsburg friends plan a May 31 visit to White Creek with a 3 p.m. hymn sing at the church followed by a picnic. The W S C S offers rolls beverages and table service and asks attendees to bring a covered dish for fellowship.
Shaftsbury Mr and Mrs Kosche chairs of the town cancer drive urge workers with money to call them at 442-5539. To date $155.75 has been collected.
The Department of Labor will fund three training programs under the Manpower Development and Training Act to provide on the job training for 89 unemployed or underemployed persons in New Hampshire and Vermont. Federal funds totaling 181,416 will be invested with Independent Garage Owners of New Hampshire Sea Point Marine Ports mouth N H and Automotive Wholesalers of New England Rutland Vermont.
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary Alumni Association announces this year's banquet on Saturday June 6 at the Equinox House. Dinner at 7 p.m. Reservations via Albert Bill Bowen at 375-2314. A short business meeting will precede cocktails and dancing with a chance to arrange a reunion table. Officers: Phoebe Ineson Bell president Austin Keough vice president Elinor Mercier Hysek secretary Albert Bill Bowen treasurer. Directors: Ronald Wilcox I Stanford Zecher Robert Treat.
Troy New York Lawrence Murphy town of Hoosick highway superintendent completed a 12 week course in Elements of Highway Technology at Hudson Valley Community College. Sponsored by the Town and County Officers Training School of New York State the program covered snow and ice control traffic devices surveying soil frost action and roadbed design.
Readsboro holds a Memorial Day ceremony on May 30 at 10 a.m. with graded school students. No parade due to band noncooperation. Walter L. Post American Legion will stage the event starting at the Band Hall, with remarks by Rev. Frank S. Warzocha at the bandstand, then honors on Main Street and a Gettysburg Address reading by James at the village cemetery.
Vermont Fish and Game schedules three hearings for the proposed 1970 antlerless deer season in Zones A B and C during the first week of June. Meetings begin 7 30 p m with locations Wilmington June 2 Springfield June 3 and Rutland June 4. All hunters landowners foresters and other interested parties are welcome.
Shaftsbury selectmen enact immediate ordinance banning open burning of trash and garbage in the village. Open fires allowed only for cookouts or campfires and limited to the fire and light district of the town.
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