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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1968

Page

7

Pownal Scout Group Seeks Adult Interest To Stay Active

The Executive Committee of Boy Scout Troop 347 will meet tonight at the Scout Hut to urge fathers and local men to attend for the troop’s future. Town Republicans plan a Tuesday night meeting at 7 30 in the Pownal Center Fire House to discuss election plans. Governor candidate Deane C Davis will be in town Wednesday, greeting workers at Warren Wire from 6 to 7 am and attending a community breakfast. East Pownal resident Mrs Lottie Amadon celebrated her 90th birthday at Sourcliffe Nursing Home with cake and visits from family.

Boy Scout Troop Pownals Justices of the Peace Pownal Pownal Center James W. Lounsbury Deane C. Davis Warren Wire Lottie Amadon Egbert Amadon East Pownal Sourcliffe Nursing Home Clark Hathaway Augustus Cora) Jepson Monroe Park Nursing Home

Rupert Mt Anthony Grange Elects Officers At Grange Hall

The Rupert Mt Anthony Grange elected officers at Grange Hall on Thursday night. Claude Matteson West Rupert was named master and other officers include Ray Bray mer Rupert overseer Janice Moore Rupert lecturer Grace Morey Rupert steward Horace Moore Rupert assistant steward Mary Beebe Rupert chaplain Albert Walther West Rupert gatekeeper Anna Allman Rupert Pomona Geraldine Sherman West Rupert Flora Sheila Morey Rupert Ceres Merritt E Morey West Rupert executive committee A third card party will be held Saturday Nov 2 at 8 PM hosted by Mr and Mrs Claude Matteson refreshments and prizes.

Mt. Anthony Grange Grange Hall Rupert Claude Matteson West Rupert Ray Braymer Janice Moore Grace Morey Horace Moore Mary Beebe Albert Walther Anna Allman Pomona Geraldine Sherman Flora Sheila Morey Ceres Merritt E. Morey

Involve Youth In Politics Hill Urges

Jerry Hill of Sunderland Democratic candidate for District 49 urged Democratic women to involve youth in local politics at Arlington Community House. He proposed campaigns to mobilize young voters and a November 2 campaign caravan. Marian Crawford outlined a new campaign HQ and vote-getting plans. In Troy, N Y the Rensselaer County Grand Jury returned no indictment in two ABC law and minor employment cases at Carl's Restaurant and Three-Way Restaurant.

Sunderland Jerry Hill Arlington Community House Hill Marian Crawford Arlington Democratic Women’s Organization Troy N.Y Rensselaer County Grand Jury Carl Hogel Hoosinck Falls Thomas Hackett Petersburg

St Marys Halloween Dance in Hoosick Falls

An adult Halloween Dance is set for Saturday night in St. Marys High School gym with Paul Laportes orchestra from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sponsored by St Marys Auxiliary, the public is invited and refreshments will be served. Mrs John Capano, chairman, urges costumes. Also notes visits by Richard Beaumont of San Diego and JOan Gannon of Albany and two local residents heading to Utah for mule deer hunting.

St. Mary’s High School St. Mary’s Auxiliary Paul LaPorte John Capano Richard Beaumont San Diego Calif Josephine Beaumont Lyman Street Beaumont Ryan Aeronautical Corp Joan Gannon Albany Channel 6 Wrgb-Tv John Gannon Hoosick Falls James Smith Bovie Hill Road Donald Morin Joseph Miller

DAR Plans Genealogy Workshop in Hoosick Falls

A Genealogy workshop will be held Friday Oct 25 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Cheney Free Public Library basement Hoosick Falls. Sponsored by the Hoosac Walloomsac Chapter DAR the event is open to the public with instructors Mrs Almon Hewitt and Mrs Joseph Wilson Sr. providing guidance. Attendees should bring a bag lunch. beverages will be provided.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Cheney Free Public Library Hoosac Walloomsac Dar Almon Hewitt Joseph Wilson Sr Shaftsbury

Arlington Community Calendar Brims With Local Activities

Monday 7 30 p m TOPS meeting at Community House. Tuesday 7 p m Arlington Fire Co monthly meeting at firehouse East Arlington. 8 p m American Legion Auxiliary at Legion rooms. Thursday 3 4 p m Brownies at Community House 3 p m UNICEF drive by Children Grades 3 6. Friday 1 6 p m Rummage Sale Bailey Hall Enterprise Society Fed Church East Arlington. Saturday 10 a m to noon continuation rummage Bailey Hall 8 p m Battenkill Grange social Grange Hall West Arlington. Sunday 10 a m Turkey shoot Lembergs property Sandgate Arlington Fish and Game Club sponsor.

Arlington Fire Co Firehouse East Arlington American Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms Community House Unicef Bailey Hall Enterprise Society of the Federated Church Battenkill Grange Grange Hall West Arlington Lemberg Sandgate Arlington Fish and Game Club

Meriden oven fire causes minimal damage at residence

Firefighters from Manchester Town and Village battled an oven fire Sunday at the U S 7 home of Mrs William Hayes in Meriden Conn. No injuries or major damage reported. In other news a testimonial dinner honored Philip M Kelleher and Mrs Charles A Hosley at VFW Post 6471 with presentations to Kelleher. A Chamber of Commerce dinner honored Robert C Brewster and Earle E Storrs. The Rutland Regional Library Bookmobile will stop at Pennock's store Tuesday 11 to 11 45 with books and records for patrons and requests for the next delivery on Nov 12.

U.S. 7 William Hayes Meriden,Conn Harned - Fowler VFW Philip M. Kelleher Charles A. Hosley Kelleher Robert C. Brewster Earle E. Storrs Rutland Regional Library Pennock

Lions Club Light Bulb Sale Lights North Bennington

Members of the Norshaft Lions Club will go door to door in North Bennington and Shaftsbury starting about 6 p.m. to sell light bulbs, aiming to brighten the world with their annual fund raising effort.

Norshaft Lions Club North Bennington Shaftsbury

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