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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1963

Page

8

Arlington Couple Leads Catholic University Moot Court Team

The Catholic University Law School Moot Court team won best written brief in the National Moot Court Competition for the Washington region. Members were John Paul Molloy, Jane Wells Molloy, and Matthew Mullaney, with Molloy from Arlington and both parents the first husband and wife duo to represent Catholic University.

Washington, D.C Catholic University Law School Washington,d.c Catholic University Georgetown University Howard University American University George Washington University Howard

Pine Cobble School honors list for first marking period

North Bennington and Williamstown report academic and citizenship honors for Pine Cobble Upper School students including Susan Hunter Paul Dworkin and David Vicario in academic honors while Margaret Davis Mary Dickerson and others are cited for citizenship. Arts honors include Music Drama and Art selections. Arthur L Whitman awarded academic honors at Vermont Technical College Randolph Center in agricultural technology.

Williamstown Frederick C. Copeland Pine Cobble School Susan Hunter Paul Dworkin David Vicario Mecki Burns Albert Scherr, Jr Katherine Buckley Elizabeth Scherr Jennifer Vierick Juliet Flynt Lawrence Pecerra Charles Erickson Timothy Vierick Margaret Davis Arts Arthur Ellison Mary Dickerson Harriet Dubin Deborah Schneer Michael Cushman Mary Hall Edgar Killian Linda Kirwin Arthur L. Whitman Angus A. Murray Vermont Technical College Randolph Center Whitman

Fire drill tests church exits in North Bennington

Congregational Church hosts a realistic fire drill as North Bennington Fire Department evacuates children from second floor classes within minutes. Trustees studied exits, added a roof ladder, and plan a post drill evaluation and equipment check with Rev. Parsley praising the firefighters and trustees.

North Bennington Congregational Church North Charles Parsley

Community Notes From Wilmington Dated Holiday Prep

Local cyclists, students, and families prepare for upcoming events as Wilmington notices share school meetings and sports plans. Principal Hanson leads girls opener versus Sanderson Academy on December 10 while boys face St Michael's Brattleboro on December 3. A Th anksgiving recess arranged with early dismissal and report cards due November 27. Also: Samuel Brissette begins boat training at Great Lakes Naval Station. Robert and Myrtle Greene relocate to Route 9. Brattleboro trip for field hockey players and a Basil Smith Orchestra dance planned. Milwaukee Museum acquires a 1955 Thunderbird from Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lucas as a future exhibit of postwar sports cars.

Myrtle I'Nomas Mae Lackey New York City Robert Greene Merrile Greene Rte. 9 West Main Street Allan Seney Greenfield Mass Seney Samuel Brissette Albert Brissette Great Lake Naval Station Wilmington St. Michael’s of Brattleboro Hanson Sanderson Academy

North Bennington Church Backs Prayer and Bible Reading Policy

At Sunday service the North Bennington Baptist Church approved a policy supporting prayer in schools and Bible readings with no compulsion. Exemptions require written parental consent. Rev. Alfred Scott said the church will not force public school prayer and Bible reading. New York AP report notes Celeste Holm and Shelley Winters each opened off Broadway with separate productions after earlier link in Oklahoma.

North Bennington Baptist Church Alfred Scott

Health Department warns of trichinosis in bear meat

Vermont health officials warn bears may carry Trichinella larvae and meat must be cooked to 150 F or higher. Bear meat should not be eaten rare and smoking does not kill the worms. overcooked meat is safer to prevent potentially fatal illness.

Health Department Burlington Dr. Leavens State Health Laboratory

Washington County Grange Meeting and 4-H Club Achievements

The Washington County Grange calls its meeting for Saturday at 8 p.m. in West Hebron with Deputy State Master Leonard Ellis urging county and subordinate grange officers to attend. At Argyle Central School, 4-H Club members and parents celebrated Achievement Night with pins awarded and a NYC trip for two county members. Eddie Dowling, famed Broadway director actor, received a Providence College doctorate, hailed as the universally recognized dean of the American theater.

Washington County Grange Hebron Valley West Hebron Leonard Ellis Crystal Clover Washington County Argyle Central School John Hamilton Bonnie Pratt Douglas Thomas New York City Providence R.I Eddie Dowling Dowling Providence College Woonsocket

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