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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1972

Page

12

SVSU Receives Full Federal Grant for Disabilities Help

Supt. George A Sleeman announced the federal government awarded the Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union $18426 for a program to improve learning opportunities for students with disabilities. The funds fund aides traveling to schools to assist teachers. The program runs through the year as part of Molly Stark Elementary School Curriculum Workshop.

George A. Sleeman Southwest Vermont Supervisory Union Molly Stark Sleeman William Steele Jean McWaters

Thrift Shops Offer Goods and Hours Update

North Bennington and Bennington thrift shops advertise assorted merchandise from luggage and bed frames to clothing and books. Both seek donations and note extended Friday hours starting December 1, with contact Fran Simmons for details.

UCS North Bennington Ususa Benington Fran Simmons

Acupuncture Soldering to Western Medicine Debate

Dr. Giller discusses acupuncture as a potential medical treatment. He notes its found points on the body, the use of fine needles, and differing practices while stressing careful training to avoid misuse. He sees future acceptance through study in medical schools and continued research.

Giller England China Hong Kong Taiwan Dr. Giller

IRS marks year of Phase II curbs in Burlington

Burlington officials report the Economic Stabilization Program marks its first anniversary since Phase II began. Through the year, the office answered 6,851 oral inquiries and 810 written queries, with rental questions comprising about half. Investigations led to 44 rollbacks or refunds totaling 9,560.43 dollars, mainly in health care.

State IRS Burlington Fulton D. Fields Internal Revenue Service Richmond Brandon Woodstock Newport Brattleboro Castleton Montpelier St. Johnsbury Rutland Bemdington

Snowball Bazaar Readied by Church Women for Dec 1

The Ladies of the Second Congregational Church prepare their annual Snowball Bazaar to be held Friday December 1 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hillside Street church. Co chairs Norton West and Paul Bohne III lead numerous committees for candy food greens dining room luncheon gifts crafts and nursery. Advance wreath orders start November 20 by calling the church. the event features a country store look wreaths and holiday decorations plus a buffet lunch with coffee and snacks and a children’s room with activities.

Second Congregational Church Hillside Street Norton West Paul Bohne III Candy Joseph Madkour Theodore Thomas Richard Fabricius Walter “ Dunham Thomas Steffen Craig Bean Willard Goyette Roderick Humphreys Dean Hanson Paul Bohne Jr George Jenkins Fred Tifft Richard Bower Greens Asc

Hackett aide returns to UVM writing staff

A longtime Vermont newsman and former Vermont Press Association president Roger Griffith returns to the University of Vermont public relations writing team after a leave to serve on Luther Hackett campaign staff. He will handle primary assignments for Vermont daily and weekly newspapers as UVMPR Director Larry Van Benthuysen announced. Griffith began at the Burlington Free Press and later worked for the Boston Herald before joining UVM.

Burlington Vermont Press Association UVM Roger’ Griffith Luther F. Hackett UVMPR Larry van Benthuysen Griffith Maison Vermont Middlebury College The Burlington Free Press Boston Herald Barre-Montpelier Times-Argus Robert W. Chambers Chambers American International College WJOY Vermont Catholic Tribune van Benthuysen Dick Whittier Whittier Cindy Kent

Funeral of Mrs Anne Moore held at Sacred Heart

The funeral for Mrs Anne Helen Moore of Norton Street widow of L Gordon Moore was conducted at Sacred Heart Church on Tuesday with the Liturgy of Christian Death and Burial. Burial followed at Park Lawn Cemetery in the family lot. Bears included nephews Edward Cook and Raymond Tomlinson of Burlington and others from Pownal and nearby areas. Relatives attended from Northfield Pownal Burlington Bernardston Mass. A Rosary service preceded the funeral.

Anne Helen Moore Norton Street L. Gordon Moore Sacred Heart Church Joseph Quinn Gibney, Haynes & Kane Funeral Edward Cook Raymond Tomlinson Burlington Richard Geannelis Howard Guhl Kenneth Champman James Brookman Pownal Henry Bourgeois Cs.c F.C. Eagles Women of the Moose Moore Northfield Bernardston Mass Quinn Park Lawn Cemetery

Scout Troops Update At St Peters Church Highlights

Junior Girl Scout Troop 246 completes Rambler badge activities with terrariums and pond life study at Deer Park plus track casting. Troop 301 forms patrols elects leaders. Brownie Troop openings at Beech Street School invite second and third graders. Troop 373 at Safford Street Firehouse honors Brownie pins for multiple members. thanks extend to donor troops.

St. Peter's Church Deer Park Toop Sheryl Krawczyk Marion Crowell Scribe Scooby Doos Marie Grande Brownie Beech Street School Alten Barnes John Kongsvik Safford Street Carla Surdam Daney Pascarella Catherine Buck Cecilia Crawford Marianne Henry Debra Moon Tracy Provensal Tammy Hughes Tina Harrington April Packer Darcy Knapp Melissa Gropman Colleen Behan

Bennington Briefs Emblem Club 368 Meets Tonight

Bennington Emblem Club 368 holds its regular meeting at 8 in the Elks social rooms. The Catamount Gadabouts square dance club offers a Molly Stark School dance Saturday 8 to 11 p.m. guest caller Les Heups of Montreal. Licensed Practical Nurses meet tonight at 7 30 in the hospital conference room. The Noble family address lists Pvt. Eel Vincent A Stroffoleno Jr RA 09 44 8439 A43 Fort Dix ML 08840 4th Platoon.

Bennington Emblem Club 368 Elks Social Raords Catamount Gadabouts Square Molly Stark Les Heups Montreal Canada James A. Noble Vincent A. Stroffoleno Jr Fort Dix

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