County Economic Needs Survey Outlined for Manchester Group
Manchester officials and trustees outlined the Bennington Rutland Economic Opportunity Act plan. John S Coombs executive director explained local funding totals 99 000 for Rutland and 51 000 for Bennington with one third already allocated to Headstart. He stressed locally initiated programs and group aid, such as a day care center, with federal support up to 90 percent through August 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
Bennington County
Board of Trustees
Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association
John S. Coombs
Bennington - Rutland
Biocounty Council
Coombs
Rutland County
Bennington
Bennington-Rutland Opportunity Council
Futhermore
Bennington College
Rowe
Phyllis Martin
Hootenanny Tonight At Playhouse
Weston Playhouse hosts Hootenanny the third event in the Community Club fall series. Folk acts from southern Vermont perform with students from Green Mountain Junior College, Castleton State College, and local high schools. The program also features Jane Newton and the Hungry Five plus regional groups, promoting local cultural unity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weston
Weston Playhouse
Vermont
Rene Hayden
Green Mountain Junior College
Poultney
Barnard Scubble
Edward German
Castleton State College
Travelers
The
Heathens
Bennington High School
Kathy Smith
Candy Benson
Burr and Burton Seminary
Manchester
Jane Newton
Jamaica
Springfield High
Riverside Junior High
Hungry Five
Chester High School
Puck’’ Smith
Wallingford High
Gary Wortman
Village trucks collide in two Bennington accidents
Police investigated two unrelated crashes Thursday afternoon. A Bennington Village dump truck driven by Walter Kline-dale hit Mildred Cole’s 1958 Ford on County Street near Park Street, damaging the right rear of the Ford and right front of the dump truck. Later, Ward Becker’s Old Bennington truck was struck by Robert Bourn Jr.’s 1959 Chevrolet on Holden and McKinley Streets. Becker’s truck had no damage while the Chevrolet’s front end was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Village
O'd Bennington
County Street
Park Street
Walter Klinedale
Bradford Place
Mildred I. Cole
Branch St
Cole
Bennington
Ward S. Becker
Searsburg
Robert S. Bourn Jr
North Bennington
Holden and
McKinley Streets
Becker
Bourn
Hoosick Falls St Marys announces Echo staff for yearbook
Hoosick Falls St Marys Academy reveals the yearbook staff for the Echo with William Gorman editor Myla Delarey co editor Mary Lou Jenuskevice literary editor and William Marcoux Raymond Rimkunas photography Catherine Powers Mary Kay Dorr art Elizabeth Wright business manager John Barber Kenneth Kennedy sports editor Diane Mentply William Fitzpatrick Rosemary Waythus technicians Capt John J Griffin Jr son of Mr and Mrs John J Griffin Sr of 8 Willow St is serving in Viet Nam as an aircraft maintenance officer in the Pacific Air Forces aiding the Bennington County survey meeting led by Rev Robert L Clayton concluded with a report by Mrs Jo Ann Johnson on the Child Development Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Academy
Echo
William Gorman
Myla Delarey
Mary Lou Jenuskevice
William Marcoux
Raymond Rimkunas
Catherine Powers
Mary Kay Dorr
Elizabeth Wright
John Barber
Kenneth Kennedy
Diane Mentply
William Fitzpatrick
Rosemary Waythus
John J. Griffin Jr
John J. Griffin Sr
Willow St
Viet Nam
Griffin
Pacific Air Forces
Southeast Asia
Far East
Pacific
Resuscitators Donated to Cambridge Area Clinics and Fire Dept
Dr. Aaron Stevens of Mary McClellan Hospital demonstrated a portable resuscitator funded by the United Fund for 10 devices. The plastic unit resists extreme temperatures and works with a cone mouthpiece delivering fresh air each press. Cash goes to Cambridge Fire Department police car hospital ER and multiple ambulances including Mahar Hoosick Falls Greenwich Salem and Greenwich units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Aaron Stevens
Mary McClellan Hospital
United Fund
Philip Sica
Stevens
Mary Bell
Henry S. Bates Jr
Paul Soley
The
Bates
N. Y
Cambridge Fire Department
Mahar
Hoosick Falls
Town of Hoosick
Hoosic Valley
Charles A. Ackley
McInerney
Greenwich
McClellan
Salem
Garrett
Mt Equinox Grange meeting approves two resolutions
Ethan Allen Pomona meeting at Mt Equinox Grange Tuesday night with Clarence Decker Sr presiding made two resolutions. The first says owners of five acres or more are not liable for accidents on their land without written permission. The second urges appointing a state commission to gather citizen recommendations to reduce deaths and injuries on roads. Prizes were awarded in art contests. Delegates to the Vermont State Grange convention were named. Next Pomona meeting is Nov 9 at Stamford Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Allen Pomona
Mt. Equinox Grange
Clarence Decker Sr
Vermont
K'Than Ailen Pomova
Washington
Pomona
Stamford Valley
Everett Lillie
Decker
Gary Harbour
Virginia Ritchie
Jack Ritchie
Betty Lillie
Bennington
Virginia McKenna
Barre
Taconic Grange Hall
Charles Bentley
Pomona Grange
Wells
World’s Fair trip on MYF bus tour celebrates group outing
South Cambridge Dale Jacobson Bonnie Pratt and Joy Hamilton enjoyed a trip to the World’s Fair on the MYF bus tour Saturday. A turkey supper at the Methodist Church is set for November 13 at 5 30 p.m. Public invited. Tickets are available. A food and rummage sale runs Friday 1 4 p.m. and Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at South Cambridge Methodist Church with coffee and refreshments. Donations welcome. call 677 3517 or 677 3537.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Jacobson
Bonnie Pratt
Joy Hamilton
MYF
Methodist Church
South Cambridge Methodist Church
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Playhouse
Edith Beaumont
Robert L. Clayton
Jo-Ann Johnson
Child Development Center
E. Dorset, Vermont
Cambridge Fund
Bell & Howell
Bennington Garage
Main St
Grange News
ABC
A. J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley St
Dial
South Cambridge
Margaret Aiken
EASU
ATIGA
Griffin Electric Co. Inc
Main St. Bennington
Benjamin W. Hulett
Shaftsbury
E. A. Garneau
East Arlington
Thurlow Sales & Service
Wallingford, Vt
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