Community notices roll through North Bennington area events
Preschool story hours begin Wednesday at the library from 10 to 11 a.m. All local children aged 3 to 5 are welcome. Brownie Troop 123 meets Tuesday after school in St John’s Parish Hall with Mrs. Ralph Wright. Tucker Chapter 38 OES meets Thursday at the Masonic Temple with a slide show on Eastern Star history by Francis Poulin. Cub Scout Pack 328 seeks a den mother for eight to sixteen boys, with one Webelos den and another regular den. duties include weekly meetings and a monthly pack meeting. pay is non existent but rewarding. при
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North Bennington
St. John’s Parish Hall
Ralph Wright
Tucker Chapter
OES
Masonic
Masonic Temple
Martha Williamson
Joseph Curran
Curran
Webelos
Steve Churchill
James Newman
Revival of the Negro spiritual at Edward Boatner’s studio
In a crowded Manhattan studio Edward Boatner conducts a 30-strong choir as the Negro spiritual renaissance grows across choirs churches theaters and homes. He notes the spiritual as a slave era body of work contrasted with modern gospel and marks his long career teaching music and shaping performers including Sonny Stitt's father.
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Thomas A. Johnson
New York Times News Service
New York
James Weldon Johnson
Edward Boatner
Manhattan
Boatner
Boamer’s
Boamner
Boamer
Sonny Stitt
Arlington Calendar and local club gatherings
Community notices list Sunderland School PTA Well Baby Clinic and Arlington AA R R P meeting Bailey Hall. Bronie Troop and Girl Scout meetings at Community House and firehouse. American Legion and Red Mt Lodge events plus Battenkill Grange social. Librarian invites pre school book selections at Fisher School library.
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Well Baby Clinic
Community House
Arlington
Association of Retired Persons
Bailey Hall
East Arlington
Bronie Troop
Weakley
Firehouse
American Legion Post 69
Legion Rooms
Red Mt. Lodge
Masonic Temple
Battenkill Grange
Grange Hall
West Arlington
Childrens Hospital treats 10 year old after fall near home
Joseph Fabiano, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Fabiano, was moved from Putnam Memorial to Boston's Childrens Hospital Medical Center after a tree fall caused liver damage requiring emergency surgery. He remains hospitalized about three weeks. Another incident: David Amidon, 16, treated and released after a one car crash on Cummings Street Ext involving a Triumph convertible owned by Henry Teal.
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Joseph Fabiano
Charles Fabiano
Munsell St
Putnam Memorial
Childrens Hospital Medical Center
Boston
Helen Keough
Bennington
Division
Longwood Ave
David Amidon
North Hoosick
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Cummings Street
Amidon
Henry M. Teal
Berlin
Natural Food Conference Highlights Pollution Ills and Healthy Eating
Manchester two day gathering of the New England States Natural Food Associates showcased talks on organic nutrition and gardening, plus pollution topics from soil and auto exhaust to full spectrum lighting. Speakers included Gena Larson, John Ott, Paul J. Grable, Clinton Miller and Rev John Philbrick, with exhibits of home grown produce and health foods drawing about 200 attendees.
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Manchester
New England
Natural Food Associates
Equinox House
Gena Larson
Helix High School
San Diego
California
Winston Way
UVM
Paul J. Grable
Grable
Ott
Clinton Miller
National Health Federation of
U.S
Conservancy annual meeting held Friday in Vermont
At the Vermont Chapter Nature Conservancy annual gathering in Manchester, Hubert Vogelmann chaired. Perry Miller reported rising membership from a Manchester drive led by Mrs. John McCormick, with new trustees elected including Mrs. Frederick Buechner and Mrs. H. Payne Bingham.
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Manchester
Hubert Vogelmann
Vermont
Nature Conservancy
Southern Vermont Art Center
Perry Miller
Montpelier
John McCormick
Frederick Buechner
West Rupert
H. Payne Bingham
Shafts
Hoosick Falls Tavern Turmoil Endangers Night Crowd
Village police battled a 30 member youth gang at Johnny's Grill on 9 Church St Friday night. Officers Demick and Howard, with special village policemen, faced destruction including a broken mirror and window, overturned juke box, and damaged furnishings as state police joined the investigation. Two youths were detained and released. identities were not disclosed.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Frank Demick
Royal Howard
Wirmusky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chittenden County
Senior Citizens Chorus
Alice J. Kenyon
Library Story Hour
Tucker
Cub
Betore
Qi Tkai
North Street
Montcesthurs
Helene Thompson
Sunderland School Association
Sunderland School
C. Lee Marsh
Fisher School
Earth
St. John the Divine
United States
Nat Turner
Virginia
Jesus
John Lovell Jr
Jo Jackson
Charles Bonetti
First Congregational Church
Manchester Village
Shaftsbury
McDonald's
Woodford Park
Washington
George D. Aiken
Department of Interior
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
State Department of Forests and Parks
Woodford State Park
HUSKY
Fienberg
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Blue Benn Diner
The
Hunt ST
Tues
Edward Marvin
Edith Beaumont
By Catharine C. Foster
Devin Garrity
Devin-Adair Publishing Company
Ecology Book Club
Gloria Swanson
Coda Martin
Garrity
John Ott
M. Lucy
AVM
Walt Disney
Barbra Streisand
Philbrick
Helen
David Charrington
Lawrence Moore
Bennington County
Conservancy
Internal Revenue Service
Vogelmann
A Furniture Inc
Elm ST. Bennington, VT
Jackffin
Warren Roberts
Sam Sacglione
Jerry Eddy
B.B.P
Bion
BEX Chree Cay
Lauder
Lauder’s
Gooderham & Worts
Detroit
Mich
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