Ordination Service for Rev. Hudson Knapp in Bennington Church
The Rev. Marshall Hudson Knapp, a Bennington native, was ordained at the Second Congregational Church with six ministers officiating. The ceremony followed by fellowship and included readings by local clergy, a Bible presentation, and the sacrament of Holy Communion. Knapp’s background spans Mt. Anthony High School Class of 1967, Colby College, Lone Mountain College, and the Pacific School of Religion, with prior work in mental health and youth programs, and he serves the Orleans Brownington parish with his wife Lucinda.
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Second Congregational Church
Marshall Hudson- Knapp
Bennington
Ronald Knapp
Max H. Webster
Vermont
Federated and United Church of Christ
Orleans
Brownington
Ecclesiastical Council of the Southwest Association of the Vermont Conference
Thomas D. Steffen
Steffen
Jerome Hevey
Manchester Congregational Church
Southwest Association
Hudson-Knapp
Orleans- Brownington
Lois Sundeen
Richard Armstrong
Wallingford
South Wallingford
Richard Campbell
First United Methodist Church
John G. Irons
Lucinda Jean Hudson- Knapp
Ellen Knapp
Randall Krum
Nancy Lufkin
Knapp
Rutland
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Colby College
Waterville
Maine
Lone Mountain College
San Francisco
Pacific School of Religion
Berkeley
Calif
Rutland Mental Health Service
Rutland Day
David
Marion (Wright) Wright
Francis V. Kervan
St. Francis de Sales
Bradford Mill
Tansitor Electronics
St. Francis de Sales Church
Altar Rosary Society
Francis T
Milford, Conn
Rotarians hear Forest Furor at weekly meeting
Frank Blesniewski of the Southern Forest Products Association discusses forest land loss since Columbus and argues proper management by lumber firms boosts lumber yield. He notes 2.3 billion acres in forests, with 22 percent federal, 6 percent state local, and about 13 percent owned by lumber companies. growth prospects are stronger in the east.
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Rotary
Frank Blesniewski
Southern Forest Products Association
Columbus
America
AAUW Speaker Tonight Urges Think Small
Winston A. Way, UVM Extension agronomist, speaks at 8 p.m. at Barbara Finlayson’s home 210 Elm St Bennington. His talk Think Small accompanies an AAUW economic study on living with less and includes a color slide show. Way since 1954 with focus on land use resources and field crops.
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American Association of University Women
Barbara Finlayson
Elm St
Bennington
Winston A. Way
UVM Extension Service Agronomist
AAUW
Way
The
Extension Service
Christmas card found after 19 years in Maine mail run
A Christmas greeting mailed December 8, 1956 to Roberta Rowe in Augusta, Maine, arrived last week after 19 years. The card’s misrouted journey remains a mystery. The item contrasts old mail delays with questions of forest management and conservation above a broader discussion on trees and resources.
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Augusta
Maine
UPI
U.S. Postal Service
Roberta Pray
Lena Hartford
North Leeds
Roberta Rowe
Bennington Briefs: Stafford Office Hours and Local Meetings
Sen Robert Stafford will hold office hours in Bennington on Tuesday Nov 25 at 1 30 p m in Conference Room 4 Federal Building 118 South St. Rutland Office hours listed. A joint meeting of VFW Post 1332 and Ladies Auxiliary set for 7 30 p m Tuesday. Leo Pellerin of Pownal won the ladies auxiliary turkey raffle. Cora B Whitney School PTG meets Tuesday at 7 30 p m with Mab Duhamel guest speaker and hindquarter of beef raffled. State Police Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Shaftsbury barracks. ADV Shea Agency Insurance of Bennington. Gail's Beauty Boutique closed and to reopen Nov 20.
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Bennington
League of Women Voters
Kate Nash
Monument Avenue
Marion Smith
Shaftsbury
League Item
League
Robert T. Stafford
Federal Building
South St
Carl Sen. Stafford
Rutland
VFW Post 1332
Leo Pellerin
Pownal
Turkey
Cora B. Whitney School Ptg
Mab Duhamel
Vermont State Police
Shaftsbury Barracks
Southern Vermont College Health Services Administration Degree
Southern Vermont College offers a four year bachelor of science in health services administration aimed at middle management roles in health care. The interdisciplinary program combines health care courses with liberal arts and allows concentrations in business personnel management biology sociology psychology and chemistry. It admits transfer from the associate human services program and provides advanced education for registered nurses seeking hospital administration roles.
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Southern Vermont College
Health Services
Health Services Administration
Norfolk Military Wedding Unites LaCroix Kinney Couple
Donna M LaCroix daughter of Aurile LaCroix of Bennington marries Ensign Christopher A Kinney son of Francis Kinney of Rhinebeck N Y in a Chapel of the Immaculate Conception Norfolk ceremony officiated by Chaplain Naylor. Bridesmaids Noreen Crookins Linda Hull Rita Boyd. best man Lt Brian Kinney. ushers James Mahoney III Christopher Sullivan.
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Norfolk
Phyllis
Noreen Crookins
Linda Hull
Kansas City
Kan
Rita Boyd
Brian Kinney
Ens
James Mahoney III
Springfield
Area Obituaries Highlight Kelley and Kervan Families
obituary notices from Dorset Hollow and Arlington detail William T. Kelley aged 81, a longtime Arlington mail messenger, and Dorothy E. Kervan of Bennington, with service details, burial at St. Jerome's Cemetery and Park Lawn Cemetery respectively, plus consider memorials to local rescue squads and additional notices from Hoosick Falls. The Banner also notes corrections for Arthur Surdam’s obituary and funeral arrangements at Mahar Funeral Home Hoosick Falls.
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William T. Kelley
Dorset Hollow
Arlington Mail Messenger
Arlington
St. Margaret Mary’s Roman Catholic Church
Gerald T. Buckley
St. Jerome’s
East Dorset
William
Elizabeth
McPhilomy) Kelley
Dorset Hollow School
Hazel Duncan
St. Columban’s
St. Margaret Mary’s
Kelley
Buckley
Mahar & Son of
Bennington
St. Francis de Sales Church
Dorothy E. Kervan
Safford St
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral
Park Lawn Cemetery
Kervan
Arthur F. Surdam
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Raymond Harrington
Robert Gerity
Kenneth Rock
Pownal
Mahar
Maple Grove Cemetery
Ping-Pong program opens at rec center
The Community Recreation Center on Gage Street in Bennington will open its game room to Ping-Pong enthusiasts on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 p.m. starting Nov 18. Adults play Thursdays, youths Tuesdays, with high school students eligible for either group. Bob Maguire and Michelle Zens volunteer to run the program.
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Gage Street
Bennington
Bob Maguire
Michelle Zens
YMCA
Roger Goodnow
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MAU Goes International
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Mt. Anthony
Bennington Museum
Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ
Rev. Hudson-Knapp
Lorna
Main St
Eagle ST
North Adams
Margaret Muchmore
Lorrie Birk
Yule
Bennington Briefs
Shea Agency Inc
Insurance Center
ADV
Gail
College
Shultz Jewelers Ie
American Gem Society
Main Street
Christopher and
Donna Kinney
the Swords
Eward Kay
David Mullis
Breezy Point Officers Club
Navy
Fairfield University
Little Bay Ave
Bennington, Vermont
Rec Center
Nichals
Masterc du
ELM Street
Harge AD Bank Americard
Furniture Inc
Lal
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