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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1965

Page

8

Southern Vermont Art Center to build mountain road by May

Manchester trustees approve resurfacing one mile private road from West Road entrance to gallery and pavilion. One bid received. two more bids awaited before contract. Heating system approved to offset gallery chill enabling longer exhibitions. Montague and Howe note record attendance and expanded programs. Winter hours set. seminars organized for schools. signups at Manchester office or 362 1405.

Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center West Road Carleton Howe Hawaii Howe James L. Monetague Burr Burton Semeinary Montague Molly Stark Bennington Samuel Ogden Manchester Center

Farewell party for Helen Lockman in Sunderland

East Arlington Sunderland Mrs Helen Lockman summer resident of Sunderland was entertained Saturday at the Colburn House by friends before she leaves for Boston A recent Hartford antique show saw Mr and Mrs William Sweet and Mrs Richard Bentley of Sunderland in attendance A card party by The Eastern Star Ways and Means Committee is set for Saturday at 8 pm at the Masonic Temple The committee includes Mr and Mrs Hermon Benjamin Mrs Carl Benjamin Mr and Mrs Walter Koenig Miss Edith Wyman Mrs Thurston Hulet Mrs Donald Fisher Mrs John Moore and Mrs David Hard Public is invited.

Helen Lockman Sunderland Colburn House Boston William Sweet Richard Bentley Hartford Eastern Star Ways and Means Masonic Temple Hermon Benjamin Carl Benjamin Walter Koenig Edith Wyman Thurston Hulet Donald Fisher John Moore David Hard

Insurance Agent Rescues Arlington Lady in Distress

A 20 year old retired logging horse named Lady was found in distress on Miss Edith Wyman’s U S 7 pasture in Arlington. Henry Stone, an East Dorset insurance agent, turned Lady’s head and helped her stand, saving her from injury. Lady is a much loved pet formerly used as a work horse last ten years.

Lady U.S Edith Wyman Arlington Ringheiser Dorset Harold Wyeman U.S. 7 Miss Wyman Henry Stone East Dorset

Pownal Scout Langlais earns Eagle rank in ceremony

Thomas Edmond Langlais of Troop 347 BSA earns Eagle Scout after a board of review at Mark Skinner Library Manchester on October 30. He joined in 1961 rising through ranks and will receive the Eagle badge at a November executive committee presentation. Also noted are Airman Second Class Joseph Niegoda and Betsy Cipperly named outstanding school citizen by HFCS and DAR.

Pownal Thomas Edmond Langlais BSA Mark Skinner Manchester National Council Langlais Arthur E. George Board of Selectmen Pownal Center Ladies’ Aid Society Lyle Crusendorf Robert St. Pierre John Grusendorf Michael Lewis Thomas Frost Thomas Rhodes

Austrian U.N. Delegate Warns Against Withdrawal

Williams College hosted Karl Czernetz, Austrian parliament Foreign Affairs Committee chair and U.N. delegate, who urged careful U.S.-Soviet engagement to prevent World War III. He warned of three avalanches—population growth, food shortages, illiteracy—and cited rising global calorie shortages and educator needs while stressing peace through early understanding to curb expansionist pressures.

Williamstown Mass America Russia Karl Czernetz Czernetz U.N Jesup Hall Williams College U.S China American Viet Nam India

Manchester Parishioners Honor Zion Church Rector

Manchester reports honor for Zion Episcopal Church rector Rev. Robert L. Clayton at the annual harvest supper as parishioners praised his 10 years of service. Also noted are Halloween events, church activities, youth clubs, and community notices across Hoosick Falls and nearby towns.

Manchester Zion Church Zion Episcopal Church Robert L. Clayton Zion Parish Zion Father Clayton Hoosick Falls N.Y Paul W. Clark Better TV of Bennington Town of Hoosick Lions Club Irick’s John Liporace Ralph Horton Boys and Girls Activities Vermont Clayton Canevass Edward L. Daniel Burlington Bart Hilliard R. S. Fenn Jr Dorset Orrin Beattie

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Bennington Banner Property Committee Robert C. Brewster Brewster East Amelia Lawrence H. Greenberg & Son, Inc Main ST Dial Are Arlington Lady United States University of Wisconsin c/o American Newspaper Publishers Association Third Avenue New York, N.Y Edith Beaumont Joseph F. Niegoda Joseph S. Niegoda U.S. Air Force Niegoda Elmendorf Afb Alaska Alaskan Air Command Hoosick Falls Central High School Hudson Valley Community College Troy Air Force Betsy Cipperly Frank Cipperly HFCS DAR Cipperly The State University of New York At Albany Williams Cambridge Ruth Bates Richard Record Cambridge Valley CBS Main Street First United Presbyterian Church Carl Jester Eleanore Craig Eleanor Niles Maurice Perry White Creek Lions Robert Hall Episcopal Church Unicef Susan Robertson Ivan Beattie John Mabry Ricky Beattie Becky Gibb Robbie Clayton Neil E. Cross Zion Church School Robert Clayton Kelly Nawrath Nancy Wall Marjorie Wall Frances Sheldon Jeremiah Wail Grange Taconic Grange Bennington County Grange Hall Eunice Myers Theresa Wood Lions Club Vera Langlais Bennington County Republican Committee Young Republicans Club Paradise George H. Amidon Allan B. Angney Jr Salvatore Santarcangelo Marcel A. Langlais James W. Lounsbury Shaftsbury Women’s Society of Christian Service First Methodist Church Roy Short Edna Prouty Jessie Peters Ardella Morin Data Home Donset, Venmont
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