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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1965
Page
9
A study of winter tracking in Borneo nature? Noting grouse lifts, tracks, and plant adaptations. The piece explores survival, bird evolution, and the botany of ferns and orchids in cold woodland settings with observational detail and period voice.
During the week of November 15 Cambridge area residents were admitted to Mary McClellan Hospital, including Ella L. Asprion Arlington Stephen J Bromirski Leona D. Filkins Jerry J Jones Sr Mark S White Hoosick Falls Beatrice Kilburn Eugene W. Lockrow Ernest C. Shepard Buskirk Theresa M. Winter Hoosick Alice I. Pape Frederick W. Schaff Leonard M. Winchell Sr Elizabet h J. Wulff Cambridge. Discharges listed include Linda J. Combs West Pawlet Stephen J Bromirski Leona P. Filkins Jerry J Jones Sr George R Mentply Hoosick Falls Sandra K. Behan Rodney L. Capman Stanley L. Jennings John McCarty Mary E. McInerney Bernard A. Parks Cambridge Eugene W. Lockrow Ernest C. Shepard Buskirk.
The Dorset Historical Society will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert. After a business session and officer elections, Charles Smith will present A History of the Dorset Field Club with early club photos. The public is invited.
Several hundred parents attended the first evening of the Cambridge Central School annual open house hosted by the PTA. Principal James Leone and supervising principal George Brown welcomed visitors and outlined a 10 minute class system allowing parents to tour multiple classes and departments, with high school visits planned for the following night and Thanksgiving decor throughout the school.
James Bevis son of Elmer and Riverside residents completed six months of army training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and has returned to North Bennington to resume duties at the First National Bank. Robert W Mackey flew to California with his mother to join a coast stay with relatives. The Baptist Women's Fellowship party is set for December 6 at 6 p.m. at Rainbarrel with reservations by December 2. Election officials report 266 ballots cast at Subdistrict 1 firehouse, with Robert E Keough in charge. Local fire department aid to James Wright family in Woodford continues. donations requested at Percys Newsroom or calls to Fire Chief Percey or Mrs Gordon Sweet. Major Gordon C Clark promoted in U S Army and now at Fort Leavenworth. wife Ruth Dunham of North Bennington, three daughters. His mother Jennie Clark plans to visit Cleveland and Kansas for Christmas.
East Arlington residents are reminded of an open house for Mr and Mrs Eber White from 7 to 9 p m. Also tonight a union Thanksgiving service will be held at St James Church in Arlington at 8 p m with Rev Granville Green wold delivering The Transforming Power of Jesus.
Public invited to annual Thanksgiving service Thursday at 9 30 a m in First United Church Rev Herbert Dodgson of RPI guest speaker A combined Protestant choir will sing representing community churches
Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary announces the first marking period honor roll under Headmaster E H Henry. Forty eight students earned honors, including three girls with High Honors. Geographical spread shows Manchester 27, Dorset 16, Londonderry 3, Rupert 1, Mt Tabor 1, across fourteen towns in four counties.
Five previous winners repeat in the 1965 Town Report Contest with Dorset and Manchester rising to first in their classes. The Government Research Center at the University of Vermont reports 235 of Vermont towns entered. Top class winners include Fayston and Dover in I and II, Starksboro in III, Berkshire in IV, Dorset in V, Hartland in VI, Manchester in VII, St Johnsbury in VIII, and Rutland city in IX, with all first-place winners advancing to the New England contest.
Equinox Flying Club members plan a testimonial dinner at the Five Flys in Manchester to honor Dick Bovey recovering from last summer’s airplane crash. The event on Wednesday Dec 1 at 7 p.m. includes a chicken dinner and dancing with live music by The Vikings. Reservations via Andy Kovacs or Mrs George Breen by Saturday.
Airman 3c Richard Cepela returned Sunday to spend a 30 day leave with his parents in Vermont. At December 19 he is to fly to Travers AFB California for an 18 month Korea tour. Delays forced three Albany trips as his family chased a mis-scheduled arrival. The trip ended with a bus pickup at 4 a.m. and luggage arriving separately. The Cepelas conclude it’s easier to leave Vermont than return.
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