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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1967

Page

7

Summer Jobs for Williams College Students Reach New High

Williams College figures show students earned an average of 724 dollars during the summer, a new high, with 1216 respondents totaling 721393 dollars. Eighty five percent of students worked, led by a junior who earned 3000 dollars as a tennis instructor. The survey details occupations and foreign postings across classes and highlights top earners and regional posts.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Henry N. Flynt Jr Flynt Corson Schneider Elmhurst New York Winford Naylor Augusta Scotland Bill Gustafson Plaquemine Thailand Morgan Nields Brookfield

Pressing Business This Fall For Fernando s Cider Way

Weston Benedictine monks operate Fernando s Cider Way cider mill near Weston on Vermont 100. Brother Maur runs a 2000 pound press, pressing 200 bushels of apples gathered Saturdays at Southern Vermont Orchards Bennington. Monks press daily Monday to Friday and invite locals to bring apples. Three bushels yield about six gallons. Magic Mountain and Okemo ski areas sell Benedictine cider to skiers. Monks observe 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. vespers.

Weston Weston Priory Fernando’s Brother Maur Maur Robert Vermont Bennington Magic Mountain Okemo

Something Borrowed, Something Blue For Manchester Rescue Squad

Manchester helps its rescue squad in a period of equipment trouble. The group uses an ambulance loaned from Park Superior Ambulance Service of Somersville while its 1964 Cadillac is upgraded after a crank shaft and soft engine block failure. Zecher notes prior engine work and possible Cadillac repair cost coverage, while the squad seeks a new ambulance priced at about 14000 dollars or with trade valued between 6500 and 8000 dollars. The current odometer shows 18000 miles after 400 calls.

Manchester Park Superior Ambulance Service Somersville Conn Stanford Zecher Jr Manchester Rescue Squad Manchester Ambulance Pawlet Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Zecher

Local Visitors Spend Weekend With Rev Benn Family

Shaftsbury Fran Stacy and 442-6524 report visitors last weekend at the Rev Elmer Benn's home. Ralph Raymond nephew of the Benns and associate director of development at RPI in Troy, and Glenn and Sharon Benn were among guests. Also, Mr and Mrs Harley Allen and their three children from Charlotte spent the weekend with William E Allen on Church Street.

Ralph Raymond Glen Sharon Jackson Reynolds Schenectady N.Y Elmer Benn Raymond Benn Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy Harley Allen Charlotte William E. Allen Church Street

Pleasant Valley Granges to Meet Friday Night

Mr and Mrs Norman D Bott of New Jersey visited their Colum bus Day weekend farm. Foster Goodrich family of Westfield Mass spent the weekend at their farm. Pleasant Valley subordinate and junior granges plan a meeting at the hall Friday at 8 30 p m. Miss Bonnie Pratt a student.

Norman D. Bott New Jersey Foster Goodrich Westfield Mass Pleasant Valley Bonnie Pratt

Wilmington P T A Show Sets Dates at Memorial Hall

Wilmington Beaver Brook Parent Teacher Club schedules the annual Red White and Blue Review for November 17 and 18 at Memorial Hall with rehearsals starting Monday under Harry McClintock at Mr Mark Salon studio. The 2 1 hour program will feature about 35 acts including singers dancers and instrumental pieces. Auditions open to all rehearsals nights. Blazers for the chorus funded by Thelma LaMorder Fund at Russell Sage College. Funeral of Rev John G Robinson attended Centenary Methodist Greenwich. Mrs William Hamilton hosts sons birthday party. Turkey supper at South Cambridge Methodist on Nov 11 4 30 p m at Pleasant Valley Grange Hall tickets sold by church members. Services at the Methodist Church 11 30 a m Rev Oswald A Muller in charge. Silent prayer observed for Rev John G Robinson. Sunday School 10 30 a m. Mrs Robert Murdock sells 58 acre property and house to Christopher Fontaine Cambridge Central School teacher. moves from Ganesvoort. Sells 10 acres to John Underwood Durfee Road. Mrs Murdock returns to Cambridge.

Wilmington Beaver Brook Memorial Hall Harry McClintock Mark Salon Thelma LaMorder Russell Sage College Troy Wilson H. Pratt John G. Robinson Centenary Methodist Church Greenwich William Hamilton Richard Wayne South Cambridge Methodist Church Pleasant Valley Grange Hall Methodist Church Oswald A. Muller Robert Murdock Christopher Fontaine Cambridge Central School Ganesvoort John Underwood Durfee Road Murdock Cambridge

Arlington 4-H Club meets at Community House

The West Arlington Jrs 4-H Club held a Saturday gathering with Molly Pratt presiding. Princess Maria-Sue Crawford led the pledge and seven members plus visitor Faye Cross attended. The Roundup is set for Oct 21 at Arlington Memorial High School at 8 p.m.

West Arlington Jrs Molly Pratt Maria-Sue Crawford Faye Cross Arlington Memorial High School

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