Homemakers Hold Annual Meeting Vows Christmas Gifts
Molly Stark Homemakers Extension members met at Heritage House Restaurant for their annual luncheon meeting. President Mildred Hayes led a brief business session approving continued Brandon Training School gifts and support for Bennington Friends of Retarded Children. Next gathering set for December 4 at 11:30 a.m. at Mrs. R. J. Poutre’s home in Shaftsbury.
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Molly Stark
Girl Scout Plans Christmas Party and Caroling Tour
Junior Troop 391 led by Mrs Joseph Tomasello plans a Christmas party and caroling through all sections of Pownal with Troop 339. In meeting, game equipment was prepared. Troop 339 with Mrs Philip Anderson, Mrs Margaret Sweet and Mrs Ronald Martin visited Candle Mill East Arlington to watch candle making and dipping. They also visited Noah's Ark to see toys from many countries and a display of books.
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Joseph Tomasello
Pownals
Philip Anderson
Margaret Sweet
Ronald Martin
East Arlington
Noah's Ark
North Bennington parents weigh Design for Education plan
A Monday meeting of North Bennington School parents selected Charles Brady as a representative and Paul Becker as alternate to the local Design for Education committee. They urged school board inclusion of both men. Critics cited poor publicity and questioned Design’s emphasis on freedom and lack of discipline, preferring the current teacher-guided, structured approach.
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North Bennington
Design For Education
Vermont Design For Education
Charles Brady
Paul Becker
Vermont Design For
Vermont Education Department
Prospect School
Fire Detection System Approved at Manchester School
Manchester school will install a $10,135.24 fire detection system from Notifier Engineering of Burlington. The state Fire Marshal approved the system, which replaces a freon gas setup from Cody Electric Co. Installation should start soon and be completed by January 1, with one third of costs covered by the state.
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Manchester
Notifier Engineering NE Co
Burlington
Dorset Schools
Cody Electric Co
Cody Freon
Notifier
Simplex Co
Oakley Porter
Selectmen Held to Promise On Powderhorn Road
Manchester residents voiced concern at the weekly selectmen meeting about Powderhorn Road. The board affirmed a past verbal commitment to take over the dirt road if it meets town specs, with repairs to be completed before March 1970. A Jan 6 hearing was set for Deer Meadow Rd, as residents seek town maintenance.
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Powderhorn Road
Manchester
Selectman
Guy Greeley
Greeley
West Road
Clyde Bryant Jr
Selectmen
Select
Deer Meadow
John T. Grey
Center Bridge
Grey
St Johns Sodality Opposes Abortion Bill in Vermont
At a North Bennington meeting St Johns Sodality voted to oppose the proposed abortion bill H-199 in the Vermont Legislature. Members urged writing to state representatives while touring the McCullough Big House and hearing about restoration plans of the late 19th century mansion.
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St. John’s Sodality
North Bennington
Vermont
Legislative Council
Sodality
McCullough Big House
Tordis Isselhardt
McCullough Park Foundation
Guatemalan visitor adjusts to snow in Hoosick Falls
Ana Lucrecia Marroquin of Guatemala visits Hoosick Falls Central School for three months under the International Fellowship Program. She enjoys gym and basketball, notes climate difference, and observes U S schooling while staying with the Miller family. She plans to graduate next year and return home with new experiences.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Ana Lucrecia Marroquin
Guatemala
Central America
Hoosick Falls Central School
Ana
Russell Miller
Jacque
West Hoosick
Equator
South America
HFCS
Colonie
Ludlow
Ana Lucrecia Marrequin
Jacque Miller
Blood Bank Sets All Time November Record
ARLINGTON The Arlington Blood Bank set an all time November collection record with 100 pints. About 40 percent came from three industrial groups led by Hale Company with 20 donors, Mack Molding sent 10, Arthusian Monastery on Mt. Equinox supplied nine, Father Stephen M Boylan of the order reimbursed time spent traveling. Seven volunteers were rejected and 19 donors gave for the first time to cover illness and deer camp absences.
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Arlington
Arlington Blood Bank
Hale Company
Mack Molding
Tur- Cisiarle
Mt. Equinox
Stephen M. Boylan
Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship Plans Bowling Night
The Junior High Pilgrim Fellowship of First Congregational Church will meet at the Youth Center on Saturday at 5 45 p m to go bowling. They will also hold a practice session for the Christmas Family Workshop scheduled for November 30.
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Pilgrim Fellowship
The
First Congregational Church
Ian MacDonald Returns to Houlton After Visit
Shaftsbury Ian MacDonald son of the Rev and Mrs A J MacDonald arrived at Bennington Airport from Houlton Maine piloting a Piper Cherokee. After a short visit with his parents he will fly back to Houlton where he studies at Ricker College.
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Ian MacDonald
A.J. MacDonald
Bennington
Houlton
Maine
Ricker College
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