Well Baby Clinic Scheduled in Bennington Park area
A Well Baby Clinic sponsored by the Bennington Home Health Agency will be held Monday November 27 at Second Congregational Church Hillside Bennington from :30 to 1 a.m. Free medical care for children up to school age includes immunizations blood tests and exams. Dr Manindra Ghosh will be the attending pediatrician. Appointments at 442-5502 or at 310 West Main St Bennington.
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Bennington Home Health Agency
Second Congregational Church
Hillside Street
Bennington
Manindra Ghosh
West Main St
Obituary of Miss Marion G. Elmer 76 East Middlebury
Miss Marion G. Elmer 76 of East Middlebury former North Bennington High School teacher died Friday at Vermont Medical Center Burlington after a long illness. Born May 7 1896 in Middlebury to Horace and Martha Dewey Elmer she taught at North Bennington Wilmington Plattsburgh Port Washington and Darien on long career. She was a Methodist and a Middlebury College graduate of 1918. She spent winters in Dunedin Florida after retirement.
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Marion G. Elmer
East Middlebury
North Bennington
Vermont Medical Center
Burlington
Miss Elmer
Middlebury
Horace
Martha
Dewey) Elmer
Port Washington
N.Y
Darien
Ecumenists weigh merits of welfare head
The Vermont Ecumenical Council plans to present Gov elect Thomas Salmon with a profile of desired social welfare commissioner qualities. The Burlington meeting also adopted five resolutions and a prison reform mandate for legislative committees. Memorials go to the Vermont Cancer Society. private funeral held in Weybridge Hill Cemetery for a deceased local woman with relatives in Newtown and Burlington.
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Burlington
UPI
Vermont Ecumenical Council
Thomas Salmon
General Assembly
Salmon
Legislative Institutions
Mers
Lake Champlain
United States
Europe
Donald Elmer
Newtown
Conn
Dorothy Elmer
Walter Gleason
Brussels
Belgium
Weybridge Hill Cemetery
Vermont Cancer Society
Navy College Calendar Tuesday Arts Lineup
Navy College presents an 8 30 p m Commons Theatre Dance concert featuring Who Can Say What Could Have Happened choreographed by Sarah Sawyer with dancers Halle Watson Holly Schiffer Jane Cohen Jane Wright and musicians Baird Hersey plus Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird by Wallace Stevens choreographed and danced by Alison Pearlstain read by Mary Auefle Also on Tuesday November 21 an art lecture on Palladio by James Ackerman in Barn 1 at 8 30 p m and a poetry talk in Booth living room at 6 30 p m by David Wolfe on Mallarme and ideas by poetic creation.
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Navy
Commons Theatre
Sarah Sawyer
Halle Watson
Holly Schiffer
Jane Cohen
Jane, Wright
Baird Hersey
Wallace Stevens
Alison Pearlstain
Mary Auefle
Barn
Palladio
James Ackerman
Booth
Literature Division
David Wolfe
Salmon Briefed on Rail Shutdown in Vermont
Democratic Gov elect Thomas Salmon was briefed on the impending shutdown of the 10 mile St Johnsbury and Lamoille County Railroad line in northern Vermont. The line embargoed all shipments at midnight and seeks permission to abandon the route.
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Montpelier
UPI
Thomas Salmon
Vermont
St. Johnsbury ”and Lamoille County Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Samuel Pinsley
Calico Ball dance and Thanksgiving service announced
The Berkshire Area Square and Round Dance Association sponsors a Western style square and round dance Friday night at Waheed featuring Stan Surdick and Frank and Carol Frary with 200 to 300 couples expected. A fall automotive class for women on Nov 22 is canceled for Thanksgiving and made up later. A Thanksgiving Day service at First Church of Christ Scientist 125 Hillside St will include individual expressions of gratitude and no collection.
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Stan Surdick
Sandusky
Ohio
Waheed
Frank and
Carol Frary
Conah Regional
Dalton
Mass
Berkshire Area Square and Round Dance Association
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Hillside St
Wam
Elvis to headline Hawaii benefit concert for cancer fund
Elvis Presley plans a one hour televised benefit from the Honolulu International Center on January 14, 1973 to aid cancer research through the Kui Lee Cancer Fund. Kui Lee wrote I'll Remember You and died of cancer in 1968. The show will be broadcast nationally via NBC satellite link. The 1 40 Club meets in Shaftsbury tonight at Marge Newton's home. Bennington Free Library closes Thursday for Thanksgiving.
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Honolulu
UPI
Elvis Presley
Hawaii
Kui Lee
Presley
Honolulu International Center
National Broadcasting, Co
State Ward Care Study Initiated By Gov and Agencies
State and federal governments with private agencies sponsor a 115000 study on care and treatment of 3600 state wards. Human Services Secretary William Cowles Jr. announced the project Thursday. Franklin King of Vermont Children’s Aid Society and Joan Babbott of the State Child Development Office helped start it. A New York counseling firm will conduct the study and issue recommendations by late next summer.
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Montpelier
UPI
Human Services
Wiliam Cowles Jr
Franklin King
Vermont Children’s Aid Society
Joan Babbott
State Child Development Office
New York
Mallary's vote record shows 97.1 percent rate
Washington D C figures released by the clerk of the House of Representatives place Congressman Richard Mallary at a 97.1 percent voting rate. The report highlights Mallary's strong attendance and alignment with chamber decisions across sessions.
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Washington
B.C
House of Representatives
Richard Mallary
Senior Citizens Win Prizes at Friday Card Party
Winners included Mrs Bernadette Sausville and William Wallace for prizes. Ernest Caron received the Thanksgiving basket. Plans for resuming the Senior Citizens program and continued places activities were announced by recreation director Laamis Dana. Bowling at Bennington Lanes Fridays 3 pm invites all 55 plus. high scores by Mabel Costantina Irene O Grady and Gerard Morin.
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Bernadette Sausville
Wiliam Wallace
Ernest Caron
Laamis Dana
Mabel Costantina
Irene O'Grady
Gerard Morin
Bennington
Rotary Seeks Auction Items for 1974 Project
The Bennington Rotary Club plans its major community project for 1974 and will base the scope on proceeds from the annual Rotary Auction on Dec 9. Members donate items and the public is urged to contribute. call Walter Dunham or Tom Paquin to arrange pickups.
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Bennington Rotary Club
Walter Dunham
Tom Paquin
Silver Towers Seeks Camp Directors for Vermont Program
Silver Towers seeks a camp director and an assistant director for a Camp for Retarded Children at East Brookfield sponsored by the Vermont State Elks Association and the Vermont Association. Apply by mail to Leo F. Keefe, 48 Kendall Ave., Rutland. Interviews set for Sunday, Dec. 10 at 11 a.m. at the Elks Club. The Filks club sits on Pleasant Street.
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Silver Towers
East Brookfield
Vermont State Elks Association
Vermont Association
Leo F. Keefe
Kendall Ave
Rutland
Elks Club
Filks Club
Pleasant Street
Bennington District Court sentences in multiple cases
Edward S. Morse receives a suspended jail term for hindering an officer and a concurrent sentence for simple assault against a police officer. George P. Knights sees a sentence reduction and credit for time served after an assault on Sept. 16. Several other Bennington cases include guilty pleas, not guilty pleas, and fines for driving and property charges, with various bail, recognizance, and probation actions.
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Edward S. Morse
Benmont Avenue
Bennington
Benington
John P. Morrissey
Morse
George P. Knights
Beech Court
Morrissey
Knights
Mid Town
Bowling Janes
Thomas Martin
Herbert Chase Jr
Jeffrey Jewett
Juvenile Court
Richard Longtin
College
Howard Moffitt
Shaftebury
Linda Moffitt
Michael R. Kinney
Nichols Department Store
Wallace R. Blake
Manchester
Charles Kinney
Mary
Kinney
Ronald H. Cormier
Pownal
Paul Rene
Shaftsbury
North Street
Golden anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Dewey Forrest
Mark and Dewey Forrest of Danby Road Pawlet celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 28 with more than 200 friends and relatives. They renewed vows before Rev. David Newkirk. Their daughter Mrs Wesley Scott and grandchildren Shelley and Lesley Scott attended. Gifts featured a golden motif.
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Dewey Forrest
Danby Road
Pawlet
Open Howe
David Newkirk
North Bennington
Wesley Scott
Mendon
Shelley
Lesley Scott
Arson ruled out in Prospect Street fire
State Police arson investigators announced the August 2 fire at a Prospect Street house may have been caused by a Fairning chair or a short circuit in stereo equipment. The grey shingled home was owned by Shirley Messick also known as Mrs Abraham Lincoln Miller. Investigators say the case is closed with arson no longer considered the cause.
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Prospect Street
Shirley Messick
Abraham Lincoln Miller
Glenn Hall
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