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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1969

Page

7

Community notices from North Bennington and Stowe events

North Bennington and Stowe groups schedule meetings and events for October and November. The Norshaft Lions Club meets tonight at 8 at Gordon Kenyon’s home to complete a light bulb sale. The Baptist Church Women’s Fellowship meets Oct 21 at Mrs. Bernard Whitman’s home. Refreshment committee led by Mrs. Abbie LaClair. devotions by Mrs. Mary Stearns. St. John’s Sodality held an October meeting with a covered dish supper featuring a surprise birthday cake in Stowe. The Vermont Chiropractic Association holds its 50th annual fall meeting October 18–19 at Smuggler’s Notch Lodge in Stowe with Dr. George Goodheart lecturing. Board officials Dr. Richard Smith and Dr. Robert Barber arranged. cake by Mrs. Charles Austin. A fall food and rummage sale is set for Oct 24 in the Parish Hall 1:30–4:30. UNICEF canvass by North Bennington schoolchildren on Oct 24 UN Day. St. John’s Parish hosts a fall district meeting of the Vermont Council of Catholic Women on Oct 23 in Bennington. The Sage City Lake Paran and West Shaftsbury homemakers groups met at St. John’s Hall. Mildred Hayes chaired. Marian Harris spoke on Food and You. Bennington County Home Economics Council fall meeting slated for Oct 20 at North Bennington Baptist Church 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Bring a covered dish. Molly Stark Homemakers’ next meeting is the Nov 13 luncheon at Heritage House, with Nov 12 meeting date noted for Sodality.

Women’s Fellowship of the Baptist Church Bernard Whitman Abbie LaClair Carl Jolivette Keith Young George Delaney Amos Ketcham Mary Stearns St. John’s Michael Demasi Charles Austin Edwin Luce Sodality John Billow Ways and Means Robert Kellogg North Bennington Unicef United Nations Children’s Fund St. John’s Parish Vermont Council of Catholic Women Sacred Heart Church Bennington The Molly Stark Heritage House Sacred Heart Parish David Monks Shaftsbury Brazil

Rutland Farm Agent Speaks at Two Rutland Meetings

Rutland County Extension agent Dave Newton will host two barn meetings to discuss winter feeding problems faced by dairy farmers. He will answer questions on calcium urea phosphorus milk fever prevention and butterfat mood at Robert Fowler Farm North Pownal on Oct 20 at 1 15 p m and at Fritz Ludwigs Farm Shaftsbury Center on Oct 21 at 1 15 p m.

Rutland County Dave Newton Newton Robert Fowler North Pownal Fritz Ludwig Shaftsbury Center

Dorset Church To Hear Hanks

Dr. Lucien M. Hanks Jr., anthropologist of North Bennington, will speak Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the United Church of Dorset and East Rupert Women’s Fellowship. The talk will cover his Thailand experiences and his current independent projects. The meeting is open to all interested.

Dorset Lucien M. Hanks Jr North Bennington Women’s Fellowship The United Church of Dorset and East Rupert Hanks Bennington College Thailand

Rupert Camp Visitors Reach West Rupert On Sandgate Road

The Ruperts Mr and Mrs Edwin Tvyrdik of Elmore L I spend a week at their Sandgate Road camp in West Rupert. Mr and Mrs Mario Pittelli with daughter Marilyn also stay at their Sandgate Road camp. Weekend visitors to Mr and Mrs Albert Walther include Mr and Mrs Paul Kittay and family from Caracas Venezuela, Mr and Mrs Morris Shestak Oceanside L I, and relatives Mrs Vandal Chelmsford Mass Mrs Clark Rye Beach N H.

Edwin Tvyrdik Elmore L.I Sandgate Road West Rupert Mario Pittelli Marilyn Paul Kittay Beth Robert Caracas Venezuela Morris Shestak Oceanside

Waste Water Grant on Way in Hoosick Falls

Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller approves a 475,102 state grant to fund Hoosick Falls waste water treatment to cut river pollution. The project costs total about 1.7 million with a 525,420 federal grant expected. The village awaiting formal contract from the state, delaying signing.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Nelson A. Rockefeller Hoosick River Richard Severson

Lions Club Meeting For Light Bulb Sale Tonight

The board of directors and all members of the Norshaft Lions Club will meet at 8 tonight at the home of Gordon Kenyon to complete the light bulb sale.

Norshaft Lions Club Gordon Kenyon

Mary McClellan Hospital admissions list week ending Oct. 12

Cambridge New York Mary McClellan Hospital notes admissions and discharges for the week ending October 12. Admissions include Joan Albert Argyle Jane Benoit Greenwich Charlotte Beverly Johnsonville Randy Clark Argyle Winn Clark Middle Falls Hortensia Croft Rupert Vermont Jacqueline Curtis Salem Carlene Granger Salem William Harrington Greenwich Jennie P Karp Greenwich Tam.

Cambridge N.Y Mary McClellan Hospital Joan Albert Argyle Jane Benoit Greenwich Charlotte Beverly Johnsonville Randy Clark Winn Clark Middle Falls Hortensia Croft Rupert Jacqueline Curtis Salem Carlene Granger William Harrington Jennie P. Karp Tam Betty Austin Eagle Bridge Josephine Butkas Petersburg Randy J Clark Marilyn E DeKalb Granville Raymond G. Gates Hoosick Falls John Hoen Eva Hunt Tammy L Kyea Troy Charles A Linke Thelma G Markham Raymond M Matteson Jr Ann P. Mosher

New England Accrediting Group Set For UVM Meeting Friday

Vermont members of the New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools will hold their 8 a.m. regional meeting Friday at the University of Vermont. Dana M. Cotton will speak on Student Unrest What to Do About It with Richard H. Breen presiding. Reservations to Miss Emilie Woodbury. The 84th annual meeting will be held in Boston in December.

Boston Vermont New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools University of Vermont Waterman Burlington Dana M. Cotton Harvard Graduate School of Education New England Henry W. Littlefield University of Bridgeport Bridgeport Conn

One Gallery Closes While Another Opens

Manchester readers attended a reception for the closing of the Southern Vermont Art Center on the hill. Mrs. William Resor led hospitality with help from Miss Pamela Fontana and Miss Mary Porter. A landscape painting titled Spring Elm by Jay Connaway, N.A., was awarded to a Manchester resident in a drawing to benefit gallery improvements. The fall exhibition runs through Sunday. the Village Gallery on Union Street will open in early November with exhibitions and one man shows, admission free, open weekdays 10 to 4 or by appointment.

Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center Fon the Hill William Resor Pamela Fontana Mary Porter Jay Connaway N.A Village Union Street

Intense Experience trip for Vermont youths to New York City

Vermont United Church of Christ youths will travel to New York City for a four day visit October 16 to 19 led by Rev. Richard Luke with Rev. Richard Pryce assisting as treasurer. About 30 youths will visit Broadway and Riverside Church, meet integrated church youths and plan to bring back a symbol of the city.

Burlington United Church of Christ In Vermont New York City Richard Luke Windsor Richard Pryce Stowe Scudder H. Parker North Danville Helen Chap Stockbridge New York Karen Shedd Susan Thurlow Wallingford Peggy Merrow Londonderry Gail Norse Peru Katie Congdon Sherry Hinds Springfield Fred Bussone Jeffrey White Mary Rowell Wilmington Department of Mission of the Vermont Conference David Pinkham

Mears Home Hosts 60th Anniversary Open House

An open house will be held Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fraisher Mears to honor their 60th wedding anniversary. Bill Wilcox has been promoted to meat manager at Save Way. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lundeen and their son, formerly residents, now live in southern New Jersey, spent the weekend in town. Mrs. Gerald Monroe and Lauren Rogers visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Labadie.

Fraisher Mears Bill Wilcox Save Way Bennington Walter Lundeen New Jersey

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