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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1962

Page

8

Antique Car Meet Draws 80 Enthusiasts in Rainy Manchester

About 80 antique car devoted enthusiasts from New England and New York gathered in Manchester for a weekend meet and foliage tour sponsored by the Connecticut Valley Region Antique Auto Club and Veterans Motor Club of America. Rain limited entries but awards honored a 1916 Winton, a 1920 Packard, a 1915 Pierce Arrow, and other classics as judges noted. Robert Stokes of Manchester chaired the event and showcased a 1937 SS Jaguar and other prized models.

Manchester New England New York State Connecticut Valley Antique Auto Club Veterans Motor Club of America Equinox House Leslie Taylor C. F. McIntosh West Arlington Robert Stokes Ars Manchester Chamber of Commerce George Kipp Niverville N.Y C. F. McIintosh Albert Anderson Northfield Mass Cadillac Huster Cummings Lebanon N.H Ford William Dutton Woodstock Stokes Jaguar Ford Motor Co

Pownal Votes Today on Union School

The Board of Civil Authority revised the voter checklist for the Pownal Town School District special election. There are 532 eligible residents with six names added and none deleted. polls open noon to 8 p.m. at the town hall with Constable Robert Wilcox in charge.

Pownal Board of Civil Authority Pownal Town Harold Andrews Otis Dorman Roland Roy Frances Lampman Norman Strobridge A. Coleman Mason Henry Brown Lee Barber Charles Mason Florence Towslee Burton Peckham Marcel Langlais Robert Wilcox

Reception for New Wilmington Pastor Draws 70

About 70 people attended a reception for Reginald Martin the new pastor of the Baptist Church held in the vestry Thursday evening. The Evening Guild directed the program with Earlene Fitch as master of ceremonies and hymns led by the Youth Group and men.

Wilmington The Baptist Church Reginald Martin Evening Guild Earlene Fitch Harold van Wyck Greenfield Henry Peck Richard Boyd Martin Myra Borden Readsboro Gloria Pavia Savoy Mass Leslie Adams Ernest Corbett Harold Howe

North Bennington Club Plans Key Evening Meeting

North Bennington Democratic Club schedules a tonight 8 p.m. meeting at the headquarters. The North Bennington Parent Teacher Association sets its first October meeting for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in NBHS. parents may visit classrooms for a half hour then attend a room A business meeting to elect a new year president and review reports. A pie auction is planned to recur with mothers invited to bring pies.

North Bennington North Shaftsbury

Pleasant Valley Grange installs officers and notices

Cambridge area reports the installation of Pleasant Valley Grange officers by Deputy and Mrs. Ernest Cleveland of Salem, after an oyster supper. The Cambridge Area Woman's National Farm and Garden Association meets Oct 18 at 8 pm in Center Cambridge Town Hall with the Lords Night program. Rally Day at South Cambridge Methodist Church promotes several pupils to new grades.

Pleasant Valley Grange Ernest Cleveland Salem Cambridge Area Woman's National Farm and Garden Association Town Hall Center Cambridge South Cambridge Methodist Church Howard Herrington David Hamilton Becky Pratt David Donisthorpe Richard Hamilton

Pownal Reports Taxes Paid and School District Funding

The Taconic Racing and Breeding Association paid 1962 taxes to Pownal totaling 1880 dollars, with 1220 to the school district and 660 to the town general fund based on 200000 valuation as of April 1 before construction. At a Bennington meeting, Pownal School Director David Adler and candidates Norman Strobridge and James Lounsbury discussed a proposed new distribution formula by the Vermont State Directors Association. A Wesleyan Class auction at the Methodist Church raised 391 dollars for a church general fund, with Arthur George as auctioneer and assistance from Charles Mason. Hot school lunches are planned for the week with varied menus. Volunteers are urged to assist. The Hoosac Valley Demonstration Club meets tonight to discuss fitting and altering ready-made garments with program by Marion Harris.

Taconic Racing and Breeding Association Pownal David Adler Norman Strobridge James Lounsbury Bennington Vermont State School Directors Association Methodist Church Arthur George Charles Mason Hoosac Valley

Women’s Christian Temperance Union Plans Brattleboro Convention

Mrs Doris Rice and Mrs Claire Woods attended a county officers meeting of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union at First Baptist Church Brattleboro. Plans set a state convention there on Wednesday Oct 24 with a 2 p.m. business meeting and an evening program featuring a special speaker.

Doris Rice Searsburg Claire Woods Women's Christian Temperance Union First Baptist Church Brattleboro

Area Farmers Invited to Hear ACP Explained

Bennington and Shaftsbury farmers are invited to a meeting at Fairdale Farms tonight at 8. The 1963 Agricultural Conservation Program will be explained and ASC Community Committeemen election held. John C. Page and David Barton will discuss Cows and Trees. Albert Horst in charge. Light refreshments.

Bennington Shaftsbury Fairdale ASC John C. Page David Barton Albert Horst

Open House At Pownal Center School Draws 100

POWNAL An open house program at Pownal Center School attracted more than 100 people Saturday evening. Tour guests viewed four new classrooms a kitchen and teachers lounge now in use. The new hot lunch program started Oct 1 received favorable feedback and three-fourths of students enrolled took part last week. School directors and staff aided by parent volunteers hosted the event with refreshments served.

Pownal Pownal Center David Adler Warren Mason John Foster Ruth Mason Earl Lillie Charles Gates William Casey Lawrence Chaffee Joseph Comar Gordon Ware Emerson Bates

Holt Speaks On World Federalism

George C. Holt executive director of United World Federalists of New England will discuss War Versus Law at Bennington College Swan Living Room Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sponsored by Student Meetings Committee. Holt Rhodes Scholar author columnist Tomorrow's World lectured widely.

North Bennington George C. Holt United World Federalists of New England Swan Bennington College Holt Rollins College Oxford University United World Federalists Asheville N.C

Arlington Calendar Week of October Events

Arlington hosts a week of community activities led by local clubs and groups. PTA meets October 8 at Fisher School with Mrs. Leo Cullinan speaking on her western trip. On October 9 the Arlington Chorus performs, American Legion Auxiliary convenes, and a CES meeting occurs.

PTA Fisher School Leo Cullinan Arlington Chorus Finney American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms CES Masonic Temple Whitingham West Arlington William Young Arlington Lions Club West Mountain Farm Community House

Second Flames Festival Returns to East Arlington

East Arlington hosts the second annual Festival of Flames at Bailey Hall, a two day candle exhibit raising funds for the building. Exhibits include 3200 candles from around the world with items from Spain England Japan Denmark Ireland and Germany among others. Admission is free and candles are for sale Friday and Saturday October 12 and 13 from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Arlington East Arlington Stewards’ Movement East Arlington England Japan Vermont Holland Nebraska Denmark Ireland Bailey Hall

Hoff visits Bennington after Delaney death shocks Vermont race

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Philip Hoff meets voters at Norshaft headquarters in North Bennington after the sudden death of lieutenant governor candidate Frederick J. Delaney in a Clarendon auto crash. Hoff mourns the loss and urges continued bipartisan action to resist one party rule and defend rail service. Hoff notes Rutland Burlington shipping interests influenced state rail fate and warns of central Vermont service gaps. He is joined by wife Joan. they cancel social plans to support the campaign.

North Bennington Norshaft Clarendon Frederic J Ted) Delaney Philip H. Hoff Burling Rutland Hoff Vermont Keyser Burlington Bennington Joan Hoffs Mr. Delaney

Shaftsbury visitors tour East Coast historic sites

Shaftsbury Mr and Mrs Frank Sanford and friends from Westminster and Long Beach Calif return home after visiting Mr and Mrs Herbert Hulett They traveled via Yellowstone Park and Canada and will visit Washington DC before going home School Group Meets Shaftsbury School Association will meet Monday Oct 8 in the multi purpose room Mrs Madelyn Green explains topical fluoride treatment for Shaftsbury Elementary pupils Halloween Dance plans set for Oct 27 at the firehouse with prizes for best costumes Firemen s Master in Brattleboro and Ladies Night at Cambridge Town House Oct 6 discussed Next Auxiliary meeting Oct 24 following Halloween night refreshments were served by Sue Bull Flora Bump and Alice Bunk Personals Mr and Mrs Arthur Robinson Jr and three children of Framingham Mass spent last weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Jesse Strong

Frank Sanford Westminister Long Beach Calif Herbert Hulett East Coast Huletts Yellowstone Park Canada Washington, D.C Shaftsbury School Association Madelyn Green Shaftsbury Brattleboro Cambridge Iron Kettle Sue Bull Flora Bump Alice Bunk Arthur Robinson Jr Framingham, Mass Jesse Strong

Arlington Democrats to Meet October 9 at East Arlington Firehouse

The Arlington Democratic Town Committee invites all Democrats to a meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday October 9 at the East Arlington firehouse to discuss local party matters.

Arlington Arlington Democratic Town Committee East

Hoosick Falls Notables Hit TV Show and Local Gatherings

Hoosick Falls residents await Mrs. John A. Graney on The Price Is Right Tuesday at 11 a.m. on channel 6 after her NY honeymoon. events include Van Rensselaer Chapter Eastern Star meeting with supper and skit, Grand Chapter sessions in New York, and a Halloween party fundraiser at Babcock Lake Center with Tom Ford orchestra.

John A. Graney Chan ‘Nel 6 Graney Linda McGuire Hoosick Falls New York van Rensselaer Order of Eastern Star Ann Kuebler Allison Reed Elsie Kipp Alice Haswell Worthy Barrington Rose Ruth Pine Mina Myers Josephine Beaumont Ruth Olsen Carolyn Miller CBS Hotel Astor Carolyn Thomas Babcock Lake Property Owners Association Tom Ford Orchestra Troy Harold Wrigley Albany

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