Junior Outing Group Hike to Glastenbury Section
The Bennington Area YMCA Junior Outing Group led by Marjorie H. and Leonard J. Black took a nature hike in the Fay ville area of Glastenbury with 3 girls and 10 boys from Grades 3-6. They crossed a mountain stream, viewed a beaver dam, and collected sticks for a display. next Saturday they will hike from Woodford to Glastonbury, with parents invited to help.
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Glastenbury
Bennington Area
Fayville
Marjorie H
Leonard J. Black
Dennis
Patricia Barry
Theodore Rogers
Gregory Moon
Ronald McGuire
Dennis Brooks
Stephen Hurley
Brian Marooney
Susan
Ann Miller
Richie
James Thurber
Mark Ekwall
Ronnie Ma
Guire
Glastonbury
Woodford
Black
Bob Weichert
Back Woods
Industrial Arts Educator Kenneth Gile Elected VP in 1962 NE Convention
Kenneth Gile of Benhi was elected first vice president of the New England Industrial Arts Teachers Association at its 1962 Boston convention October 12 13. He will preside over the 1963 Manchester October meeting and currently chairs Vermont’s Industrial Arts Teachers Association while teaching at Benhi and pursuing a master's degree.
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Kenneth Gile
Benhi
New England Industrial Arts Teachers’ Association
Boston
Mass
Gile
Manchester
New England
Industrial Arts Teachers’ Association
Vermont Industrial Arts Teachers’ Association
Burlington
Randolph
Kendall Adams
Robert Howe
Bendi
John James
North Bennington High School
Keene
N.H
Industrial
Aiken Schedule Opens with Rotary Club Talk in Bennington
U S Sen George D Aiken visiting Bennington Friday released by Bennington County Republican headquarters outlines a half day schedule. He will address Rotarians on Application of Federal Programs to Vermont then visit Bradford Smith's home in Shaftsbury. A Milk with Aiken rally at Putnam Hotel HQ follows, with 3 30 to 4 30 p m free beverage meet and greet. At 4 30 WBTN will air a live interview from Evans News.
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Bennington
U.S
George D. Aiken
Bennington County
Republican
Senate Agriculture and Forestry Committee
Aiken
Vermont
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
Putnam Hotel
WBTN
Evans News
Youth Honor Day Celebrated At State Armory
Halloween program in Bennington circles into its 7th to 12th grade Youth Honor Day at the State Armory on Wednesday Oct 31 from 7 30 to 11 p m. Bennington Lodge Loyal Order of Moose and Bennington Village Police sponsor the event. Admission requires a Youth Honor Day card pledging not to deface or harm property or people. Police Chief Edward L Silver will deliver pledges to schools. Music and free cider and doughnuts are provided by the Police department and Women of the Moose.
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Moose
Bennington
Bennington Lodge
Loyal Order of Moose
Bennington Village
State Armory
Bennington - Area
Edward L. Silver
Police Department
Women of the Moose
Vermont Civil Defense Urges Individual Preparedness in Crisis
Vermont officials press families and towns to stock two weeks of food and plan for disasters. Richard C. Holmes cautions no fixed steps yet but urges self reliance and readiness, as Bennington appoints William Mattison to lead a revived CD program with state support.
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Richard C. Holmes
Vermont
Puty
Division of Civil Defense
Holmes
William Mattison
Bennington
Berlin
N.Y
Vermont Civil Defense
CD Department
Vermont Department of Public Safety
Montpelier
Warren H. Taylor
RFD 1
Rutland
Army Corps of Engineers
Civil Defense
Readsboro
Stamford
Whitingham
Mattison
Alfred Arnold
Bennington Banner Publication and Rates Page
The notice lists mailing and motor route subscription rates for 50 mile radius Vermont and nationwide, with 3 month, 6 month, and 1 year prices. Special serviceman discount of 20 percent is noted. The Bennington Banner contact details and AP affiliation are provided.
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Bennington
Main St
Vermont
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
Radius
U.S
Free houses urged to lure purple martins to Florida Keys
The Florida Keys seek new residents by building free bird houses for purple martins on Big Pine Key. The migratory birds fly from Brazil northward each year but need nesting sites, aiding keys in their ongoing battle against mosquitoes. Scientists confirm martins pass over the Keys en route north.
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Big Pine
Fla
Florida Keys
Keys
Brazil
Big Pine Key
Allen Sausville engagement announced in Walloomsac
Barbara Ann Allen of Walloomsac and Edward Charles Sausville of Bennington are engaged. Barbara is a Hoosick Falls Central School graduate. Edward attended Bennington Catholic High School. Both work at Thomson Mfg. Co. in Bennington. A summer wedding is planned.
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Walloomsac
N.Y
William Allen
Barbara Ann
Edward Charles Sausville
Adeline Sausville
Bennington
Miss Allen
Hoosick Falls Central School
Bennington Catholic High School
Thomson Mfg. Co
Harvard appoints T. E. Benjamin as Teaching Fellow
Thomas E. Benjamin of West Road is named a Teaching Fellow at Harvard University. He will teach two music history classes and give occasional lectures while continuing graduate studies in musicology. He is a son of Mr and Mrs Paul A Benjamin.
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Thomas E. Benjamin
West Road
Harvard University
Department of Arts and Sciences
Paul A. Benjamin
Lee and Scott Debut on Broadway in Vintage ’60
Michele Lee and Bonnie Scott began on Broadway in Vintage ’60 and later pursued separate paths. Lee won a key role in Bravo Giovanni while Scott starred in How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Scott left to become a mother, prompting a producer search.
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Lee
Bonnie Scott
Miss Lee
Giovanni
Miss Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
Schuck
Teachers’ College
Pownal Road
Rotary Club
Mum
Bennington Banner
Fassetts
Aaa
Fassetts Bakery
Barbara Ann Allen
E. Sausville
Barbara A. Allen
T. E. Benjamin
Lee and
Scott
New York
Michele
Public Service Corporation
Main
Bennington, Vermont
Mae Leo Eee
Salem's Super
Hamburg
Salem
N.B.C
Etley
Dayve
Chef Boy
Biel
Heinz Fancy
Lady Betty
Kraft’s Pure Preserves
Hunt’s
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