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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1977
Page
6
A Manchester report by Eugenie Hagenah details numerous RSVP duties across Dorset Manchester and Arlington. Volunteers staff the Craft Shop and library projects, assist schools with lunch programs, hospital and health services, selectmen minutes, and day care support.
Pulitzer Prize winner Richard Howard will speak on The Art of Erasure and read poems at Williams College in Williams College Driscoll Lounge and Griffin Hall on Wednesday November 9. Lectures are free and open to the public. Howard, a translator from French, studied at Columbia and the Sorbonne.
Manchester Joseph Martell, a patient in East Wing Room 208 at Putnam Memorial Hospital, is feeling better and would enjoy hearing from friends.
Arlington Blood Bank promotes a friendly competition between the girls hockey team and the boys soccer squad by hosting a blood donation day on Wednesday November 9 at St. Margaret Mary's Church parish hall Route 7. The drive runs 1 to 6 pm open to any 17 year old weighing at least 110 pounds with free testing and no appointment needed.
At the Mt. Laurel School annual meeting Walter J. McNamara of South Dorset was re elected president for 1977 1978. Officers re elected were George P. Ludlam Edward F. Houlihan and others with new directors Mrs Richard D Olmstead and Mrs Robert E Treat joining. Highlights reviewed note 33 students last year with transfers to Burr and Burton Seminary and a diversified occupational program plus a full and part time staff and new activities including a Christmas party and a long running summer camping program.
Dr. Daniel Phillip Schwartz 52 associate college physician at Amherst College was chosen by Austen Riggs Center trustees as medical director. He will replace Dr. Otto Will who retires in June 1978 and begin July 1 1978. Schwartz also serves as psychiatry consultant at Massachusetts General Hospital and runs a private psychoanalysis practice.
Women from Hoosick area churches will meet at Hoosick Baptist Church on Friday November 4 at 7 30 p m to view slides on water needs worldwide. Visitors will include women in native dress and a vocal trio from the host church will perform So Send I You A discussion will follow on justice love and kindness with a water sharing ceremony and refreshments to close.
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