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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1966
Page
7
The Board of Civil Authority of Searsburg will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the town clerk's office to handle tax abatement and election business. The Wilmington Victory Grange meeting set for Wednesday was rained out, and the date for the next meeting will be announced later.
Walloomsae Bertha Hoag hosted Nov 1 birthday party for her granddaughter Karen with sisters brothers and cousins Bonnie and Cindy Wilson. Wilming ton Women's Association met at the church vestry with business led by Mrs. Timmerman. An all day workbee is set for Nov 9 and hygiene kits were prepared for delivery. Karma Putnam named to serve unexpired selectman term to March 1966 replacing Robert Rupprecht who resigned.
Lionel Jaffe, biology professor at the University of Pennsylvania, will speak at Marlboro College on Monday evening November 7 at 8. The talk titled The Emergence of Pattern in Eggs will discuss how patterns arise in ovum surfaces driven by internal electrical currents. Admission is free.
A District 32 Republican meeting drew about 40 people in Wilmington with Bennington County leaders and candidates for district representatives urging turnout. Co-Chairman Marcel A. Langlais Senator Salvatore Santarcangelo County Chairman Ferdinand Bongartz District Secretary John Newkom and others attended to motivate voters.
Vermont State's Attorney Robert West announced plans to have police investigate unsigned hate mail sent to Rutland from Pittsford. West disclosed that he and three city officials received large packets of anti semitic and segregationist materials last week and said the mail is legal but warrants scrutiny. He noted no action would be taken against those involved but aims to identify the senders to monitor potential future visits by national figures.
Arlington East Arlington drum corps meeting at 6 p.m. in Arlington. North Bennington PTA hosts National Education Week open house at the school Tuesday at 8 p.m. Kindergarten to sixth grade classrooms open for parent visits with teachers present. A brief business meeting and refreshments follow. Democratic rally in Bennington Saturday for kindergarten families. A2C Peter Park on 30 day leave from Elmendorf Alaska, returning November 18. Arlington PTA food sale at the high school during voting hours Tuesday. Food to be at school by 10 a.m. Transportation help available from Mrs. Miles Jr. or Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Walsh to bring Red Mountain Road food if contacted before 9 a.m.
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