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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1969

Page

6

Silent Majority Voices At Veterans Day In Manchester

Manchester residents prepare to attend Veterans Day services led by VFW Post 671 and American Legion Post 38 with speakers, prayers, and a pledge of allegiance. The event ties to Nixon era talk of silent majority and calls for support of Vietnam policy, alongside a local open house panel during the Moratorium. John West urges citizens to back government and drive with flags for Operation Speak Out. Local figures like Rev. Robert L. Clayton plan to attend and participate.

Manchester Nixon Vietnam State House Montpelier VFW Harned-Fowler American Legion Arlington - Manchester John West National VFW Americanism Committee Manchester Journal

Grange Meeting Hosts Education and Safety Night

WEST ARLINGTON Battenkill Grange held its regular meeting on Wednesday Nov 5 with readings by Roy Crofut Doris Wright and Jesse Harrington and a slide education program. Governors and state officials were noted at the meeting and a Peace Committee panel planned for Nov 14 at Grange Hall. The group discussed a counter demonstration at Montpelier supporting Nixon and war policy.

West Arlington Battenkill Grange Roy Crofut George Cooledge Doris Wright Jesse Harrington

Arlington Deer Killings Listed By Station Across Town

Dozens of deer shot over the weekend at Jerry's Gulf Station in Arlington are recorded with hunters and weights from multiple towns including Arlington Manchester Sandgate and Shaftsbury. Names such as William Varsay Larry Hoyt Bruce Jadatz Dan Ouillette and many others appear among weights ranging from 2 up to 114 pounds with numerous Benn. and No. marks attached.

Arlington Jerry’s Gulf Station Doe William Varsay Benn Sunderland Larry Hoyt Manchester Thomas Dockum Sandgate Dan Ouillette Fawn Bruce Jadatz Pittsfield Mass Robert Ayers David McKeighan Shaftsbury Donald Pickering West Arlington Frederick Olszewski Ryan Pawlet Ralph Simpson Michael Moretti Mr. Holly Edward Butler Danby John Scott No. Adams Peru William Oubina Shrub Oak N.Y Stewart Steadman Lee Rupert Kenneth Rivers Michael Renieri Manuel Mederias Seekoak Fown Peter Watson West Rupert Buck Brian Galusha Pearl Hoyt Vincent Harwood Mt. Tabor Robert Keene Chicago Ill James Morrissey Clifford Harrington Junior Harwood Winhall George Harrington Manchester Depot John Mason No. Hoosick So. Londonderry John Harris Dorset William Rumskas New Haven Conn Paul Pike John Guile Buskirk Arl Jerry Sargood Jr

North Bennington SODALITY Meets With McCullough Speaker

North Bennington SODALITY will meet Wednesday at 8 p m at the McCullough Big House with executive director Mrs Tordis Isselhardt of the McCullough Park Foundation Inc as speaker Molly Stark Homemakers annual luncheon is Thursday at 1 p m at the Heritage House Restaurant Free Public Library service bookwagon visited McCullough Library urging patrons to browse the new book selection Baptist women prepare for Harvest Home Festival activities this week.

Sodality St. John the Baptist Sodality McCullough Big House Tordis Isselhardt McCullough Park Foundation Inc Molly Stark Free Public Library Service Bookwagon McCullough Library

Deer weights and licenses noted in Rupert and Mount Kisco reports

Rupert town clerk Jay Beebe issued 205 non resident and 137 resident hunting licenses to date. The first deer of the season weighed about 120 pounds, reported by Arthur Peck of West Rupert. Lightest bow deer was 45 pounds, lightest regular season deer 84 pounds, reported by Vinton Perkins of Rupert. Heaviest was an eight point buck at 175 pounds, reported by Arthur Weichbrodt of Mount Kisco New York. Washington: SALT talks progress not linked to other East West negotiations per State Dept spokesman. Talks begin November 17 in Helsinki. Harvest Home Festival Friday noon to 8 p.m. hosted by Women's Fellowship of the church. public invited.

Rupert Jay Beebe Arthur Peck West Rupert Vinton Perkins Arthur Weichbrodt Mount Kiscoe N.Y Washington UPI State Department Women’s Fellowship of the Church

Meetings Cancelled and Uniforms for Resale in Pownal

Veterans Day observance cancels Brownie troops 333 and 337 meetings this week with sessions resuming Nov 18 at the Pownal Center Firehouse. Uniforms outgrown are offered at half price. contact Mrs. Kathleen Roy for resale or purchase details. In Manchester an 8 foot wall chunk was torn by a car driven by 18 year old Patricia Anne Kirk. she was uninjured. In South Londonderry, Chester P. Denio 46, owner of Iron Kettle Motel, is in satisfactory condition after a hunting accident that wounded his foot. A four month old beagle wandered from U S 7 near Dan's Garage. call Alfred Marino with sightings.

Pownal Pownal Center Kathleen Roy Roy Manchester River Road Patricia Anne Kirk Fred A. Kirk South Londonderry Chester P. Denio Shaftsbury Putnam Memorial Hospital Denio Putnam Hospital Springfield Hospital Londonderry Rescue Squad Putnam Memorial

Equalization Survey May Cut Manchester School Aid

Manchester officials learned from the state that the town is richer than thought. An equalization survey showed property assessments at about 36 percent of fair market value, below the required 50 percent, risking a drop in state education aid for 1970 and 1971 and higher local taxes.

Manchester State Harold Rudnicki Poultney Tax Department Rudnicki Vermont Ball Park Selectmen Stanford Zecher Ferdinand Bongartz Zecher Listers State Tax Department Central

New York Coho Stocking Shows Signs of Success

State Conservation Department reports a limited run of coho salmon in Cattaraugus Creek near Sunset Bay, with several hundred fish across about two miles. Anglers have caught some using spinners, spoons, or worms, while biologists note many fish are jacks from spring stockings and adults from last year. The study aims to answer why returns are modest, including lamprey impact, and monitoring will continue into late winter.

Albany N.Y State Conservation Department Cattaraugus Creek Lake Erie Sunset Bay New York State Pennsylvania Lake Ontario Spring Brook Salmon River Pulaski Pulaski Village Ontario Department of Lands & Forests New York Salmon Little Salmon Oak Orchard Creek Cattaragus Creek

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