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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1969

Page

8

Buxton Players Bring John Brown's Body to Life

WilliamstownBuxton School students staged a reader's theater of John Brown's Body by Stephen Vincent Benet under Virginia Hall Smith direction. Jeffrey Robbins and David Pletner led narrators. Jonathan Wilson and Ben Ladd portrayed Jack Ellyat and Clay Wingate with restrained, natural acting.

Buxton Williamstown John Brown Stepehn Vincent Benet Oan Buxton School Virginia Hall Smith Jeffery Robbins David Plettner Benet Jonathan Wilson Benjamin Ladd Jack Ellyat Clay Wingate

Memorial Day Five Division Parade Highlights Falls

HOOSER FALLS NY Memorial Day will feature a five division parade at 10 a.m. starting from the Municipal Building. It will include five musical units. six fire companies and auxiliaries. the Hoosick Falls Central and Tamarac Central School bands. American Legion Drum and Baton Corps. Berkshire Pom Poms of Pittsfield and Mavericks Drum and Eagle Corps of Schaghticoke. Floats include Lions Club Elks Eagles and Auxiliary, St Marys Academy, Girl Scout Troop 364, Hoosick Grange and 4 H Club. Marching units include Elks Derby Community Club and Company.

Hooser Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls Tamarac Central School Band American Legion Berkshire Pom Girl Drum Corp Pittsfield Mass Mavericks Drum and Eagle Corps Schaghticoke Lions Club Elks, Eagles and Eagles Elk’s Auxiliary St. Mary’s Academy Hoosick Grange Elks, Derby Community Club

Hale Company Wins 166 626 Tax Appeal

Arlington residents learned from the County Board of Tax Appeals that Hale Company furniture maker in East Arlington secured a reduction in the fair market value of its property. The decision lowers the assessed value of the town’s second largest industry.

Hale Company Arlington Arlington Listers County Board of Tax Appeals East Arlington Board of Civil Authority

North Bennington Shaftsbury Memorial Day Parade Plan

The annual Memorial Day parade units from North Bennington and Shaftsbury begin at 8 30 a m Friday at the local school route north on Church Street to Bank west on Bank to Hawks Avenue then to Main Street down to Bank Square for exercises after which the route returns to Church Street and the school The Mt Anthony Union High School band leads marchers including Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Little Leaguers and local fire companies Parade officials include Francis Bud Lauzon as general chairman Participants also include NY National Guard American Legion Auxiliary Hoosick Valley VFW VFW Auxiliary Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts A Rescue Squad ambulance will join leading the parade from Municipal Building to John Street Church Street Main Street and to Memorial Park where the program features music and remarks by local veterans and officials An 8 30 a m memorial service for sailors lost at sea precedes the parade at the Church Street Bridge over the Hoosick River with VFW Gold Star Mothers and Central School Band involved.

North Bennington Shaftsbury Church Street Bank Hawks Avenue Main Street Bank Square West Street Church Mt. Anthony Union High School Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Little Leaguers Bud’’ Lauzon Wood Memorial Park VFW Gold Star Mothers Central School Band Hoosick River

Oldest resident Maude Langworthy attends Hoosick Memorial Day parade

Maude Langworthy, age 94, received a prize for being the oldest attendee at Hoosick NY Memorial Day parade and program. The event featured two fire trucks donated by Rev Edith Craig Reynolds leading the parade, eight fire companies, three floats, school band, drum corps, baton twirlers, and a commemorative address by Rev Raimund Tumbelston as hundreds lined the parade route.

Hoosick N.Y Maude Langworthy Ladies Auxiliary

Food Sale Planned by Paran Recreation at Lake Memorial Day

NORTH BENNINGTON Directors and members of Paran Recreations plan a Memorial Day fund raising event with a food sale at the lake beginning Friday at 1 p.m. Mrs. Sanford Buxbaum is general chairman and all Paran members and friends are invited to donate food and attend. The lake facility will be open for business over the weekend.

North Bennington Paran Recreations Sanford Buxbaum Paran

Pownals Ladies Guild to Install Officers Tonight

The Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Church meets at 8 at the North Pownal Firehouse. Officers to serve next year will be installed: Mrs. Vincent Pizzano president, Mrs. John Winn vice president, Mrs. Harvey DuBois secretary, Mrs. Wilfred LaBonte treasurer, Mrs. Larry Hager sunsh ine committee, Mrs. Edmond LaBonte sun shine committee. Final regular meeting until September, plans for June guild dinner. Refreshments will be served by Mrs. Winn and Mrs. Pizzano.

Ladies Guild of Our Lady of Lourdes Church North Pownal Vincent Pizzano John Winn Harvey DuBois Wilfred LaBonte Larry Hager Edmond LaBonte Sunshine Committee Winn Pizzano

VFW Post 8417 Opens New Hoosick Falls Clubhouse

Hoosick Falls VFW Post 8417 invites the public to a dedication and open house for its new School Street clubhouse on Friday May 30 at 2 30 PM. Major John Nichols Marine Corps Reserve will speak. Arthur Armstrong will MC. refreshments served by the auxiliary.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Valley

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