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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1966

Page

6

Local Notes From Manchester and District

Thanksgiving visits mark holiday week with Manchester residents. David Edson of Harvard returns to campus. Donald Dorr flies solo at Equinox Airport in a Luscombe owned with Richard Bovey Jr. Ira Hartwell family in Georgia. John promoted to major. Howard Dailey in Korea earns specialist fourth class. First Congregational Church hosts annual Christmas sale and dinner with Don Lee as head chef. New England boiled dinner served at 6 p.m. Fair begins at 2 p.m.

David Edson Harvard University Robert Edson Donald Dorr Equinox George Breen Luscombe Richard Bovey Jr Ira Hartwell Georgia John Raymond Brown Detroit Mich Howard C. Dailey U.S. Army Korea Howard Dailey Manchester Depot First Congregational Church United Women’s Group Don Lee New England

Santa Arrives on 27foot Float in Manchester Parade

Santa Claus visits Manchester on December 17 sponsored by Grand Union and the Manchester Area Chamber of Commerce. All local children invited to ride the float and share wishes. each child receives a gift. Music and a Santa message broadcast from the float. Santa arrives via Main Street at 2 p.m. and stays at First National Bank parking area until 4. Float built by Triple-S Blue Stamps.

Manchester Santa Claus Grand Union Supermarkets Greater Manchester

Most Comfy Deer Hunter Unsuccessful but Warm

Henry Cherbonneau of Manchester Vermont says he was the most comfortable deer hunter this season. At 66 he hunted from a four by four blind and saw 22 deer pass without horns and none notice him, preferring his shirtsleeve environment to freezing for a deer chase.

Manchester Henry Cherbonneau Vermont Cherbonneau

Manchester Gaudette's to Open Second Store on Main Street

Gaudette's Children's Shop owners Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gaudette announce a second location on Main Street at the old Hub store opening December 1. The shop will offer girls' clothing sizes 7 to 17 and stay open until late January, with a possible lease extension if business warrants.

Manchester

Pownal holiday fairs and church events listed

Community announcements describe bazaar days at North Pownal Firehouse and Pownal Center Church, card parties, bake sales, knit items, and a workbee. Also noted are Boy Scout meeting, tax abatement hearing, and Christmas programs with dates in December.

Board of Civil Authority Board of Control of Pownal Center

Christmas events and guests listed in Hoosick area notices

Hoosick Home Bureau hosts a Christmas party and covered dish supper on December 6 at the Baptist Church. Crusaders hold a Christmas party and covered dish supper on December 7 at the Baptist Church. All Saints Guild plans a Christmas party with a supper and program on December 8 in the Parish Hall. Visitors include Lester Burton and family from Cleveland visiting Watson White for Thanksgiving weekend. George Sigmunds family spending Thanksgiving week in Wilkes-Barre with Mrs. Fannie Haskins. Henry T. Barnett and family from Hartford are with John W. Winegard for Thanksgiving. Charles A. Brown spends Thanksgiving with Pittsfield relatives. Susan Cottrell returns home from Potsdam State College. William Stearns visits Ruth Stearns in Arlington, Vermont.

Home Bureau Baptist Church Crusaders All Saints Guild Lester Burton Cleveland Ohio Watson White George Sigmund Wilkes-Barre

Weekend visitors and deer hunting wrap in town news

Windall and DeWolfe families from Greenwich and Chicopee Falls spent the weekend at River Road and Kendall Farm Road residences. Guests included Joan Hebert and children, a Chouinard party, Henshaw visitors from Lexington, Foote visiting Kendall Farm Road for deer season, and Miss Janie Balch with grandparents Slade. Reports note two bucks bagged and the death of Mrs. Baxter Polk, former Mrs. Wallace Scudder.

James DeWolfe Greenwich West Springfield Mass James R. Chouinard Robert Legnard Chicopee Falls A. Theodore Henshaw Lexington Chester P. Henshaw Kenneth V. Foote Kendall Farm Road Janie Balch Brattleboro Robert B. Slade William F. Coleman Raymond Landman Somerset Baxter Polk Wallace Scudder

Good Neighbors Arrive At Hoosick Falls Homes

Two South American girls arrive for three months host stays in Hoosick Falls. Elvira Mantelli 17 from Baunga Colombia and Amparo Florez 16 from Bogota stay with local families and attend Hoosick Falls Central School. Both do not speak English yet aim to learn, with other hosts preparing for December arrivals.

Ruanas Muchachas Darcy Miller Hoosick Falls Central School Amparo Florez Bogota Colombia Miller HFCS Amparo Darcy South America Sally Stetson Beaumont Hoosick Falls N.Y Elvira Mantelli Baunga Kennedy Airport Charles Filkins West Hoosick Jane Lima Peru Frederick Miller Abbott Street Millers Cali Jane Filkins Elvira Filkins David Cornell University Albany Alderson Broaddus College West Virginia Montclair N.J Bert C. Miller Robert Mihuta Hoosick Robert Stetson Danforth Street Bucaramanga

Mary McClellan Hospital lists week admissions and discharges

Cambridge area hospital records show the week ending November 27 admissions in Bennington and surrounding towns including Judith Bailey Edward Chaplin Floyd Busseno M Elizabeth Day Martha Granger Edward Hayes Kenneth LeGrys and Richard Hustler among others Discharges include Judith Bailey Nora Bailey Edward Chaplin Thomas Way Jr Edith Bell Leta White Dorothy Joy and Joseph LaMagdeleine The Sun reports a blank press release from Conservative party HQ titled Our Policy from London UPI.

Cambridge N.Y Mary McClellan Hospital Bennington Area Judith W. Bailey Edward J. Chaplin Buskirk Floyd Busseno M. Elizabeth Day Martha Joy Granger Edward R. Hayes Kenneth J. LeGrys Richard L. Hustler Joseph J. LaMagdeleine Hoosick Falls Irene M. McGraw West Pawlet Albert B. Walther Sr West Rupert Judith A. Bailey Nora Bailey Edward J London UPI the Sun

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