North Village Auxiliary Plans Fund Raising and Parties
North Bennington 16 members attended a Fire Department Auxiliary meeting. They reported 1965 calendar ads and listings. planned 1966 calendar, moth cake sales to raise funds for a kitchen in the new fire house, and a Triple S blue stamp drive for a refrigerator freezer. Plans include a Dec 4 5 Christmas bazaar, a children’s Christmas party, a Nov 14 dance with the fire department, and a briefing on new radio and monitors by Assistant Fire Chief Earl Hedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Fire Department
Gordon Sweet
Sweet
Robert Bierwirth
Sanford Buxbaum
Alan Noyes
Earl Hedding
North Village Parish Unit Reorganized In St John Church
The North Village parish unit of the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine was reorganized at St John the Baptist Church. Rev John Frader outlined CCC aims via film and answered questions with Pastor Rev Walter F Miller. Elected were Mrs Robert Flynn president Philip V Roach vice president Mrs William E Dailey Jr secretary and Miss Helen Flood treasurer. Division chairs include Mrs John Laslo teachers, Mrs George Shea and Mrs Lew Levin helpers, Betty Hayes discussion clubs, Leo Keough and Mrs George Young parent educators, and Merton Snow Sr apostolate of good will. Monthly meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
St. John the Baptist Church
John Frader
Burlington
CCC
Father Frader
Walter F. Miller
St. John’s
Robert Flynn
Philip V. Roach
William E. Dailey Jr
Helen Flood
John Laslo
George Shea
Lew Levin
Betty Hayes
Leo Keough
George Young
Merton Snow Sr
PTA opens year with meeting to honor teachers
North Bennington officials announce the PTA’s first meeting of the year set for 8 o'clock tonight in the school gym. The event honors all teachers and seeks a large turnout of parents. St. John's Sodality also convenes Wednesday at 8 in the library with all women of the parish invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PTA
St. John’s Sodality
Pownals Youth Groups Resume Activities This Week
The Good News Club in North Pownal returns for a fourth year led by Mrs. Lyle Grusendorf meeting at 4 p.m. at her home. Open to ages 5 to 12, it combines Bible study music and recreation with the theme The Creation Lives of the Patriarchs and Life of Christ The Making of a Missionary is the week’s story. Mrs Grusendorf enrolled youngsters Sunday. The North Pownal PTA meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the school to outline fundraising plans.
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Good News Club
Lyle Grusendorf
North
Pownal
Christ
Gruesendorf
North Pownal
Harvey Burdick Jr
John C. Barber
Marcel A. Langlais
Barre Municipal
Hoosick Falls Boards Hears Speed Limit Change Tonight
Hoosick Falls village trustees plan a public hearing at 7 p m on switching the local limit from 25 to 30 mph with adoption at the 7 30 p m meeting if no opposition arises. Also notes patient Marion Martin at Mary McClellan Hospital and various fines from state police over the weekend. two school programs announced by Superintendent Beaverson include a drama course by Paul Fink and an advanced chemistry course led by Mark Waltz for seniors. both offerings are voluntary.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls Central School
James H. Beaverson
Paul Fink
Brandeis University
Bennington College
Mark Waltz
Manchester Church Bids Resigning Pastor Goodbye
More than 100 parishioners and friends bid farewell to Rev. Nickerson and his wife at a church reception as he resigns after nine years to lead the United Church of Milton Vermont. Gifts from the women's group and church body were presented. praise was given for his work with youth groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Nickerson
First Congregational Church
Manchester
Milton
Otis
Manchester Church
E. H. Nickerson
Nickerson
United Church of Milton
Two Accidents Reported In Cambridge Area
In Cambridge New York 22 above the village two accidents occurred last week. Mrs Theodore Williams Jr was in a car-tractor trailer crash Saturday morning and was taken to Mary McClellan Hospital for treatment. At about 7 15 p m a car went out of control at Beatties Corner injuring passenger Roger Holcomb and driver Floyd Marsh. The car struck a concrete guard rail a stump and a tree finally breaking a power pole in front of Town House. Wires burned and Niagara Mohawk crews repaired the damage. Traffic resumed about 11 30 p m.
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Cambridge
N.Y
New York
Theodore Williams Jr
Mary McClellan Hospital
Niagara - Mohawk Power Corporation
Manchester Explorer Soars to Eagle Rank
Robert McFall 17 of South Dorset earned the Eagle rank at a candlelight court of awards for Manchester Post 33. The ceremony honored more than 80 merit badges and rank advancements for Troop 33 and explorers. The event featured Michael Nawrath as Eagle escort, with Post Advisor Robert E. West and others presenting badges, and included remarks from Chief Scout Executive Joseph H. Brunton Jr. McFall, a Burr and Burton senior, excels in math and football, participates in Glee Club, and volunteers at the United Church Pilgrim Fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Robert McFall
Dorset
McFall
Manchester Post
Michael Nawrath
David Edson
Bert Hinkley
Ian MacDonald
Shaftsbury
Hinkley
Eagle
Post
Robert E. West
Joseph H. Brunton Jr
Edson
Burr and Burton Seminary
Pilgrim Fellowship
United Church of
South Dorset
Bob
Explorer Post 33
Otis
White Creek Pedestrian Hit in Village Incident
Mrs. Susan Cook, 63, was struck by a car while walking on the main road in White Creek New York. She was thrown ten feet onto a lawn and treated by Hoosick Rescue Squad before being taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital in good condition.
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White Creek
N.Y
Susan Cook
Cook
Frank Tanner
Community Notes From Hoosick and Vicinity
Ada Breer and Sgt Johnson family trip details include travel to Minneapolis and Fort Knox while Mrs Winney visits New York City for a fair. Roland Brown hospitalized in Cambridge. Local clubs plan Monday meetings. birthdays mark gatherings with friends in Troy and Rockville.
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Kenneth A. Johnson
Roland H. Brown
Minneapolis
Minn
Fort Knox
Walter Winney
New York City
Mary McClellan Hospital
Cambridge
Korners Klub
James Frost
William Dougherty
Webster
Gavin Dougherty
Evelyn Prebble
George Page
Rochester
N.H
Roger Hall
Weekend Visits Trace Townsfolk Connections
Eleanor Niles is hosted by her Troy cousins Allen Craig and Todd Master over the weekend. Infant Donald Taber, son of Wales and Mrs. Taber, is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Theresa Masten of Hoosick Falls spent the weekend with the Robert Mastens.
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Frank Gagley Jr
Troy, N.Y
Allen, Craig and
Todd Master
Donald Taber
Wales Taber
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Theresa Masten
Hoosick Falls
Robert Mastens
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North Village Auxiliary
North Village Parish Unit
Flizabeth Dwyer
The
Pownals
Vera Langlais
Ray Keyser Jr
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Methodist Youth Fellowship
David O’dell
Judy Taff
Deanna Beals
Diane Niles
Suesan Casey
Francis E. Haley
Alison Pratt
Bernice Beals
Harry Beals Jr
David C. Hubbard
MYF
Edith Beaumont
Thomas Restino
Norma Scudds
Castleton
Mildred Carman
Floral Park
Kirk George
Williamstown
Mass
Robert Jones Jr
Arthur Olden
Fairfax
Calif
George Gelec
Rowayton
Conn
Kenneth Hill
Board of Deacons
Don B. Otis
Board of Trustees
William A. Griffith
Milton Rockwell
United Women’s
Everett Cave
Mount Anthony
Bennington
United Women’s Group
Jordan Dickinson
Peru - Londonderry
Dickinson
Raymond Brown
William Griffith
Francis Smalley
Church Council
Charles Myers
Winchester, Mass
Stanley R. Pike, Jr
Vermont
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Pillsbury St
Concord
N. H
Physician Service
Ferdinand Bongartz
Fred Miller
Grange Hall
Philmont Boy Scout Ranch
Cimarron
N. Mex
Howard Dailey
Elbert Crosby
Green Mountain Council
Hoosick
Ada M. Breer
Pownal Center
Charles’ W. Rounds
Lawrence Chaffee
Jennifer Rounds
Sanfri Kauppi
David Niles
Eleanor Rickert
Daniel Webster
Stratton Mountain
Harold Dean
Bennington, VT
Volkswagen
R&h
Liggettbosworth
Sales & Service North
Bennington Road
Eleanor Niles
Vermont Bank and Trust Company
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Brattleboro
Rutland
Bellows Falls
Chester
Bank
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