Pownal 4-H Club Plans November Meeting at 10:30
The Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club will meet Saturday at 10 30 at the home of Mrs Harry Andrews in Pownal Center. Girls age 10 and older are welcome to join projects in cooking sewing and crafts.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1966
Page
6
The Pownal Pioneers 4-H Club will meet Saturday at 10 30 at the home of Mrs Harry Andrews in Pownal Center. Girls age 10 and older are welcome to join projects in cooking sewing and crafts.
Plans were presented at Manchester Elementary School for forming a Vermont Municipal League. The meeting followed exploratory sessions held last year in Montpelier as part of a regional effort to permanently organize the league.
In Sandgate and West Arlington residents anticipate a deer hunting influx on Saturday while new properties appear along Sandgate Road. A Vermont municipal league proposal outlines costs, benefits, and a plan to petition towns through town meetings or selectboard actions. Local officials and legislators discussed a future legislative reporting service, group health insurance for town staff, a central purchasing agency, and aid programs for towns, with an estimated $18,000 start budget and per capita dues varying by town size.
Edgar Pike and his wife travel from Arlington to Jacksonville for a week of training at a special equipment school. Afterward they plan to return to Guam and hope to take their three children, staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George Pike, with family relocation possible once housing is found.
A Vietnam honor roll on a map plaque was dedicated at Center Park Manchester by Harned-Fowler Post 6471 VFW. Town Manager James L Woodward spoke while Rev. Robert L Clayton gave the prayer. local veterans groups joined in later ceremonies at the Town Office Building and the VFW Veterans Memorial. The roll lists serving or previously serving names and can be updated or the plaque removed for maintenance. Names include Lee Reynolds Jr Lewis Dean Harold Croft Philip Jennings Brian Little James Nowak Stephen Mathews Ira Hartwell and others, with (deceased) noted for Clifford Bacon.
Winhall Mr and Mrs Peter M Cornell moved last week from their recently sold property Peter Zinn in Rawsonville to the former residence of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bissell. Hans Van Weeren-Greek from New York City voted in town. Henry Paquette of Chicopee Falls Mass was at their residence last week. Stanley Blow constable Ina Coleman town clerk Dorothy Sage and Martha Edgerton ballot clerks Arlene Capen Irene Horton assistant clerks helped at the polls. Mountain Home Grange met Monday evening granting three demits. Program topic was International Understanding.
Miss Clara May Hemenway, 54, town clerk of Manchester, sues Grand Union for 25000 alleging she slipped on ice in the old Manchester store in June 1964 injuring her wrist back knee and ankle. Testimony identifies store conditions near the cash register as a factor and the case proceeds in Rutland federal court with physician witnesses and a scheduled Monday resumption.
Manchester area offers delivery boy posts for the Sunday Banner supplement. For details call 362-2072 or 362-1337. Philip Squires, a Manchester Elementary custodian, injured his hand sawing on bookshelves Thursday afternoon at the school. Mrs. Mitchell Syrkin runs Hill and Dale Shop during owners Laurie’s absence after William Laurie’s recent car crash. Laurie recuperates in a Long Island hospital. Howard Dufresnes vacationing in Puerto Rico with return to Manchester Thursday. Kenneth J. Stacy Jr., 19, paid 20.10 in Rutland District Court after pleading guilty to operating an uninspected motor vehicle.
Burr and Burton Seminary varsity and junior varsity field hockey wrapped a successful season with a team dinner in the school dining room. The BBS squad went four wins, one loss, two ties, finishing tied for first in the Molly Stark League with Arlington. At the event, Karen Gaiotti and Cathy Mattison were named BBL representatives to Mere stead Hockey Camp in Poland, Maine next summer. Ann Waters, a former BBL player now studying in Albany, showed camp and game footage from Burr and Burton days. Guests included Mrs. Berry A. Wall, Mrs. Constance Madeira, and Mrs. Calvin Skinner.
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