Vandals Strike New Solomon Wright Public Library
Vandalism hit the Solomon Wright Public Library in South Pownal late Friday night. A large front window and door panes were damaged, rocks found on the carpet. The Colonial building on lower Main Street, dedicated in 1966, faces an estimate over $50 with state police and local authorities investigating after another vandalism week.
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Pownal
Pownals
Solomon Wright Public Library
George M. Renner
Lower Main Street
Baptist
Marcel A. Langlais
Shaftsbury
North Pownal Cemetery
Hoosick Falls Clean Up Week and Lodge Visitation
Hoosick Falls sponsors Clean Up Week with village highway department collecting trash items in each ward. Residents to bag small items. large items collected only during Clean Up Week. Ward schedule: Second Ward Tuesday, Third Ward Wednesday, First Ward Friday, following a one day shift from regular garbage pickup. Hoosick Falls Lodge Elks hosts district deputy and state VP visitation Tuesday night with a 6:30 turkey dinner, then at 8 pm Dr. Leo W. Roohan Jr. and John F. Kinnery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway Department
Hoosick Falls Lodge of Elks
Leo W. Roohan Jr
Saratoga
John F. Kinnery
Greenwich
Turkey Supper To Benefit North Village Church Fund
A turkey supper will be held Saturday at 5 30 p m to aid the Sunday School building fund of the North Bennington Baptist Church. Sponsors are the church trustees and their wives aiming to raise funds for the project.
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North Village Church Fund
North Bennington
North Bennington Baptist Church
Manchester Seaman Home On Leave Visit Family in Manchester Center
Seaman Richard Coburn stationed in San Francisco is home on a 20 day leave to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Francis Coburn of Manchester Center before reporting to Norfolk Naval Shipyard for electronics school. The Vermont Conference United Church of Christ plans a supper meeting for church school workers at First Congregational Church. A blood drawing is scheduled at the church Wednesday from 12:30 to 6 p.m. A $15,000 goal has been set with $2,000 already pledged. Four new rooms are being added to accommodate Sunday School growth. A turkey dinner is planned for Saturday night. Contact Mrs Beatrice Maxon for details.
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Richard Coburn
San Francisco
Calif
Francis Coburn
Manchester Center
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Lois Sundeen
Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ
First Congregational Church
First Church
First Congregational
Beatrice Maxon
Mission Week At Immaculate Conception Church Falls Church
A week of nightly Catholic doctrine talks and services is under way at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Falls Church. Rev. Raymond J. Lorentz leads the Paulist mission with a Low Mass followed by a talk, questions, and confession daily 4 to 5 pm and after services. Tuesday an 8 pm meeting at the Municipal Building, led by Dr. David Berlant, invites local action planning under the Economic Opportunity Act.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Raymond J. Lorentz
New York Paulist Fathers Mission Band
David Berlant
Garden Club Elects New Officers In Manchester
Manchester Garden Club previews new leadership with Mrs. Murs hay G. Campbell as president and Anne Mauger as first vice president. Officers include chairmen for art center flowers, birds, botany trail, conservation, finance, tours, publicity, and more. Mrs. Robert W. Higbie Jr. hosted a travelogue event with slides from Africa and Kenya.
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Manchester
Murshay G. Campbell
Manchester Garden Club
Ray Foote
Art Center
Gerald Cutler
Harold Boswell
Botany Trail
William F. Hayes
Jerome Johnson
R. F. Burgoyne
Anne Mauger
R. E. Heard
Margaret McGuire
J. S. Bates
Hortense F
Childs
Raymond Bostock
Paul Todtschinder
Russell Weston
Arthur Pierce
Howeard Manley
George J. Heneslip
Robert W. Highbie Jr
Higbie
Lois
East Africa
Kenya
Tanzania
White House crime caper and Nixon era chatter
Two out of town muggers nabbed a purse near the Ellipse and fled into White House grounds before being captured by Secret Service. The piece also notes a Washington party meeting with Patrick Nugent, a dent in the globe at the desk, and Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass booked for an East Room dance event.
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Washington
Herb Alpert
Tiajuana Brass
White House
Alpert
Alpert & Co
Herb
Do Si Do 8s Begin Fifth Year Of Square Dance Lessons
Manchester reports the Do-Si-Do 8s square dance club starts its fifth beginner class Tuesday at Burr and Burton Seminary gym. Henry Plante of Bennington teaches 18 to 20 lesson series for ages 14 up, 8 to 10 p.m., 75 cents per person. Teenagers urged to join. national rules apply, including attendance and conduct. Graduates may dance at open events nationwide next spring. Fringe dances are planned through May, participants wear personal outfits, club flag bears orange and black, and clubs earn status as a Banner Club by sending multiple dancer teams.
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Maurice Pennock
Mason B. Barney
Manchester
Burr and Burton Seminary
Henry Plante
Bennington
Nova Scotia
George Jarvis
Nova
New England States
Bennington County Court House
Newport
N.H
Manchester Lions Club
Arlington
Bowling INTERNATIONAL High Singles and Triples results
Bowling scores show B Cummings 235 and Honiker 221 in singles while A Pinsonneault posted 213 and P Cornell 503 in triples. The article notes two sets are needed to win back a banner, plus details a long tradition of square dancing badges and public performances by the local club across New England.
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Cummings
Honiker
Pinsonneault
Boston Strangler film realism outlined by Fleischer
Hollywood details plan for The Boston Strangler with focus on in depth investigation and city terror. Albert DeSalvo connection noted while producer director Richard Fleischer promises tasteful handling, minimal gore, and strong detective psychology. Principal shooting to start in Boston next year with many cast members named.
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Fleisher
Brown
Yale
Dr. Dolittle
Strangler
Tony Curtis
Boston
Hollywood
Dorset Skinner Family Returns From 1800 Mile MidWest Trip
Mr and Mrs Calvin Skinner and daughter Margaret traveled 1800 miles to visit schools and colleges in the mid West. They left Dorset on Wednesday and returned Sunday night.
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Calvin Skinner
Margaret
mid-West
Dorset
Expo Experience Makes New Friends in Montreal
Mrs. Henry B. van Loon and Mrs. Lea Ehrich, returning from Montreal Expo, recounted losing a wallet containing $53 and having it returned by three youths. They praised the honesty seen in Montreal, contrasting it with New York or Boston.
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Manchester
Henry B. van Loon
Montreal
Expo
Lea Ehrich
Arlington
New York
Boston
1967 Vermont Bank Report of Condition for Bennington County
Call No 463 Charter No 2395 National Bank Region No 1 reports assets totaling 3,696 334.27 and total deposits of 13,663,511.66, with capital accounts listed and officials Frank Hogel Allan B. Angney Jr. George W Buck Alexander B. R. Drysdale signing the document. The statement, dated Oct 4, 1967, covers cash items, government obligations, loans, bank premises, and liabilities including demand and time deposits.
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National Bank Region
National Bank of
Bennington
Vermont
United States
Frank Hogel
Allan B. Angney
George W. Buck Alexander B
Drysdale
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South Pownal
Edith Beaumont
Michael Miller
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Falls Church
Community Action
Garden Club
William Eray
Lois Higbie
T. P. Hastings
Backstairs
Merriman Smith
UPI
Patrick J. Nugent
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Nugent
Young Nugent
Southeast Asia
Dean Rusk
Manchester Square Dance Club
The
Cornell
Para Mutuals
P. Cornell
Green Arrows
E. Tracy
Crosiers
L. Crosier
Hogan’s
Farrells
Eagle Sq
D J’s
Richard Fleisher
Albert DeSalvo
Massachusetts
DeSalvo
Marden Skinner
del Monte
Walker
American Gem Society
Main St
Otis
of New
Venith
T. Williams
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