Named Campaign Chairman Breard H Hawks named state campaign chair
Breard H Hawks was named Vermont state chairman for the 1966 March of Dimes Campaign by Basil O’Connor. He will direct volunteers across 14 counties in continuing the fight against birth defects. Hawks, a former Air Force Major, has led Bennington County efforts and works in real estate and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breard H. Hawks
Vermont
Basil O’connor
National Foundation
March of
Air Force
Bennington County
Bennington
Hawks
County 4-H Roundup And Dance Held At Arlington High
About 300 4-H members, parents, guests, and friends attended the County 4-H Roundup at Arlington High School on October 21. The Bennington County Junior Leaders Council planned the event, with Fred Torrisi Jr. as chair. Wayne Hagelberg spoke on the State 4-H Forestry Tour, and Donolyn Hagelberg described the Citizenship Short Course in Washington DC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington High School
Bennington County
Junior Leaders Council
Fred Torrisi, Jr
Wayne Hagelberg
Arlington
Donolyn Hagelberg
Washington D.C
David
Daniel Lourie
West Rupert
Boy Scouts
Orleans County
Susan Torrisi
Bennington
Maye Laurie
Anita Parks
Dorset
New England
Arla Crosier
Dale Whitman
North Bennington
Nancy Hagelberg
Danforth Foundation
Deborah Peacock
Harry Stone
Sunderland
Wilma Costa
Women’s Auxiliary
Bennington Vfw
Donald Laurie
4H Leaders Council
World Day Program and Community News at Old Bennington
World Community Day sponsored by the United Church Women met in the Church Barn with 65 women. Mrs. Leroy Marsden led devotions. Miss Florence Moore reported UNICEF funds of 377 dollars. Main speaker Mrs. Lawrence Larrowe spoke on Church World Service. Clothing and kit bags for Chile were donated. Also notes on Bennington County Hunter Safety Program needing certified instructors and current list of instructors by town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
United Church Women
Old Bennington
Leroy Marsden
Grace
H. Glenn Payne
R. C. Gibbs
Carolyn Clark
George Jenkins
Marsden
R. F. Krug
Harold Riemann
W. A
Welcome Wagon Club Meeting at Bennington Museum
The Welcome Wagon Club will meet at the Bennington Museum on Thursday at 8 for a guided tour. Prompt arrival is requested as doors lock before the tour begins. A post tour business meeting will be held at The Rainbarrel in North Bennington with refreshments. Transportation help available by calling listed numbers. Also note St Marys Guild Food Sale Friday Nov 12 from 11 am to 2 pm at Saint Peters Parish House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Club
Bennington Museum
Leroy Marsden
St. Mary’s Guild
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
School Street
Oscar Sadler
Edward T. Haug
Alfred Barnes
George Buck
W. B. Carll
William A. Castle, Sr
George Crisp
N.Y. du Hamel
William Eisele
Alan Evens
Marion Hardy
James A. Horne
John Hurley
Thorne Lamb
Walter LaGrange
Arthur Murphy
C. L
National AAUW Leaders To Visit Area Nov. 16
National leaders Dr. Margaret Dickie and Mrs. Edith Sherrard of AAUW will speak to area college women on Tuesday November 16 at the Putney Inn Putney. The event open to Bennington and Brattleboro area college women features a travel program workshop on world problems education legislation and AAUW fellowships with panel input from Mrs. Harold Brown. Coffee and apple cake at 10 a.m. Luncheon reservations via Mrs. Vincent Pizzano or Miss Caroline Darlington before Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAUW
Margaret Dickie
Edith Sherrard
The
American Association of University Women
Putney Inn
Putney
Bennington
Brattleboro
Harold Brown
Castleton
Dickie
North Atlantic
International Federation of University Women
Mexico City
Jackson Laboratory
Bar Harbor
Mount Holyoke
University of Maine
Brown
Sherrard
Washington, D.C
Washington
Chase National Bank
New York City
Columbia
Vincent Pizzano
Caroline Darlington
North Adams Moose Lodge hosts Cecelia Greene dance show
Local dancers from Cecelia Greene's School of Dance entertained at the Moose Lodge in North Adams after a dinner. Speakers included J. Gamari of the lodge. Senior Rockettes Molly Pratt and others performed with Junior Rockettes Patty Roberts and more. Pixies, a baton group, and tap acts by Jamie Severy and Patty Carmody followed, with Jay Seaman Jr. of Cambridge, NY, performing two solo taps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose Lodge
North Adams
Cecelia Greene
School of Dance
Keene
N.H
Greenfield
Mass
Arthur Callahan
J. Gamari
North Adams Lodge
Rockettes
Molly Pratt
Pam Blair
Debbie Mattison
Christine Rice
Charlene Kittel
Dianne Tate
Shirley Ranzona
Jill Fisher
Jo-Ann Knights
Debra Grant
Barbara Pine
Carol Santo
Amy Gillins
Kathy Maloney
Junior Rockettes
Patty Roberts
Patty Corcoran
Patty Paquin
Kathy Chenaille
Peggy LaBlanc
Valerie Luce
Alecia Hysek
Jane Montgomery
Jamie Severy
Patty-Kate Carmody
Pixies
Karen Pratt
Patricia Hawley
Princess Marta Sue Crawford
Bonnie Dwyer
Kathy Griswold
Patty- Kate Carmody
Juanita Smith
Kim Vince
Maria Windrow
Princess Crawford
Janet Flynn
School of Baton
Donna
Jay Seaman, Jr
Cambridge, N.Y
New York State
Mrs. Callahan
Boards To Consider Variety of Problems At Meeting
A notice outlines items for the joint Bennnington Graded and nearby district board meeting including possible purchase of a business machine for accounting, a teacher salary study, and selection of a new superintendent. Read lists of items to be discussed and requested needs such as crib and mattress, coats, hats, chairs, and sewing machines. Workers listed include Genevieve Phillips, Sally Cooper, Juna Fuller, and Dorothy Crane. The Thrift Shop will close Thanksgiving week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Gleason
Genevieve Phillips
Sally Cooper
Juna Fuller
Dorothy Crane
Bennington
Poverty War Program Hears Bennington EO Leader
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at First Methodist Church heard Mrs. David Gil, Bennington Council of Economic Opportunity secretary, discuss poverty program aims, community function, and needs survey. A Jolly calendar project and a luncheon to entertain ministers were approved, with district co-chairs named and further plans promised. The meeting also covered upcoming school board and facility planning for 1966 67 and coordination with Bennington Friends of Retarded Children. In Rochester Eddy Blakely had $75 stolen when a thief cut his pants pocket at a ball game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
William Krug
Keith Watkin
Reed Moninger
David Gil
Bennington Council of Economic Opportunity
Gil
Lawrence Larrowe
Gerald Butler
Melvin R. McGaughey
Circle II
James Merunowicz
Bennington
Village School Board
Bennington High School
Stuents
Mt. Anthony Union
Union
Bennington Friends of
Rochester
N.Y
Eddy Blakely
Also Mentioned on This Page
Breard Hi. Hawks
Lloyd
E. Dorset, Vermont
James M. Edgerton
National Rifle Association
John J. Mears
Robert Stroffoleno
Arnold Wilcox
James A. Edgerton
Shaftsbury
Frank B. Orr
Readsboro
Francis F. Robare, Jr
Harry W. Hayden
Douglas E. Sweet
Hunter Safety
Rupert
Peru
Sandgrove
Winhall
Sandgate
Woodford
Searsburg
Stamford
Manchester
Pownal
Benenington
Hearing Aid Center of
Troy
O.L. Donzer
A.e.leonardi
Frost’s Pharmacy
North St
Vermont National Auto
VNB
Vermont National Bank
Bellows Falls
Jamaica
Newfane
Proctorsville
Springfield
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wilmington
Bennington E
Windsor
Chester E Woodstock
Federal Reserve System
Thrift Shop
WSCS
H. Greenberg & Son, Inc
Main ST
Volkswagen
Monument Motors
Hunt Street, Bennington
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