Shaftsbury Health Association seeks dues by Oct fifteenth
Shaftsbury Health Association chairwoman Miss Ruth Martin asks all workers to bring dues by October 15. She will be at her Meadow Lane home Monday and Tuesday evenings to receive reports.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1963
Page
10
Shaftsbury Health Association chairwoman Miss Ruth Martin asks all workers to bring dues by October 15. She will be at her Meadow Lane home Monday and Tuesday evenings to receive reports.
Fifteen members of the Home Demonstration Club traveled to Bennington on Friday for a Fall Foliage Drive. They visited Ben-Mont Paper Co. and Bennington Pottery, ate lunch at Knotty Pine, then toured Candle Mill in East Arlington. Transport was arranged by Leo Berry, Mrs. Eugene Look and Mrs. Robert Worden. Isabell Blackmar, a Stamford teacher, was a weekend guest of the Bronsons. Mrs. E.C. Taylor of Middletown Springs returned home after visiting daughter Mrs. Carl Farnham.
A space cushion keeps a safe interval of one car length per 10 mph to prevent tailgating. The guideline also limits pedal play to about 2 inches on most cars before and after braking.
The Tri County Junior Holstein Club plan their Annual Banquet for October 19 at Valley Falls Methodist Church Main Street. Junior members in good standing receive free dinner funded by a July Black and White Show booth and the September sale. Reservations to Ruth Hoag by October 14.
Quality and value notes that Chevrolets today deliver more truck space and capability than five to six years ago while prices remain roughly the same. Call your Chevrolet dealer for information or a demonstration.
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