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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1967

Page

7

County Homemakers Rally Holds All Day Fall Meeting

About 100 members from Bennington County gathered in Dorset for the annual all day fall meeting of the Dorset group with Dorset Seniors and Juniors and East Dorset as hostesses. Demonstrations included cake decorating rug hooking and stenciling with lessons planned for winter and spring at modest costs.

Dorset Bennington County East Dorset Holy Land Earle E. Storrs Manchester Martha Williamson Shaftsbury Helen Cleary Woodford Eileen Briggs Benning Mary Laurie Rupert Doris Steele UVM Extension Service Mary Nelson Helgi Mets Betty Jones Evelyn Jones Tours Dorothy Damour Margaret Marsden Betsy Finney Marjorie Simmons Fall County Ruth Clough Bennington Skinner

Bennington Residents Make Social Moves and Town Meeting Plans

Mrs. Leo Keough and her son Bob moved from Mechanic Street to an apartment over Powers Market on Main Street. Arthur and Mrs. Callahan arrive from Bennington to the Carl Centerbar house off Prospect Street. The Centerbars will depart for Florida, and Miss Helen Darling will winter with them in the south. Paran Re creations Inc directors meet at 8 PM at the firehouse to review lake operations and plans for a new bathhouse. HOOSICK FALLS N Y Mrs. Martin Bromirski hosts an 81st birthday dinner for four children at 52 Mechanic St with son Alexander Bromirski and daughter Aletha. other children Henry, Joseph, and Felice Grazine attend along with nine grandchildren and one great grandchild, plus several out-of-town relatives.

Leo Keough Bob Mechanic Street Powers’ Market Main Street Arthur Callahan Bennington Carl Prospect Street Aletha Florida Helen Darling Johnsonville North Bennington Paran Recreations, Inc Hoolick Falls N. Y Martin Cecelia) Bromirski Mechanic St Alexander Bromirski Cummings St Henry Bromirski Joseph Bromirski Hoosick Falls John (Felice) Grazine White Plains Franklin Frengen Fort Bragg N.C Clinton Strohmeyer Windsor Locks Conn Peggy Bromirski New York City

Shaftsbury Fire Chief Becker named NEA Fire Instructors vice president

Shaftsbury Fire Chief Charles O. Becker was elected vice president of the New England Association of Fire Department Instructors at the annual fire service clinic in Gilford New Hampshire.

Charles O. Becker New England Association of Fire Department Gilford N.H

Pine Cobble Hockey Ties With Marvelous Mothers

Pine Cobble School field hockey battled Marvelous Mothers to a 2 2 tie in Williamstown. Captain Sandy Erickson scored both Pine Cobble goals. Mrs Kenneth Brown and Mrs John Jay opened scoring for the Mothers. Coach Carol Ann Bunk named Erickson MVP.

Pine Cobble Williamstown Mass Sandy Erickson Kenneth Brown John Jay Charles Tilgner Bennington Carol Ann Bunk Miss Erickson Pine Coble Susie O’connor Adams Gavin Larus Margie Hall Joanne Laslo Patty Everett Winnie Huston Ann Bahlman Diane DeNailly Jerry Linton Pine Cobble Physical Education Department S. Whitney Dickey Marvelous Jay Brown Robert Lewis Pamela Weatherbee John McFadyen Charles Hoffman Louise Larus Tilgner

Walloomsac News Briefs From Vermont and Nearby

Mrs. Harry Griswold Sr. underwent surgery at New England Baptist Hospital in Boston on Wednesday. Her daughter Mrs. Robert Baldwin reports she is greatly improved. Bridget Marie Hoag, five, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Hoag, returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital. Bobby Brenenstuhl is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Luke and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoag attended the Farm Extension membership meeting in Troy and will visit Walloomsac soon. Harold Luke of Utica was weekend guest of his brother Fred. Forrest Luke of Schenectady joined them Sunday. The Walloomsacers met Tuesday at Mrs. Gordon Hoag’s home to make cancer dressings for Hoo Sick Falls Health Center. Wayne Wilson celebrated his sixth birthday on Oct. 17 with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wilson.

Harry Griswold Sr New England Baptist Hospital Boston Robert Baldwin Bridget Marie Hoag James Hoag Putnam Memorial Hospital Bobby Brenenstuhl Bennington Burton Luke Gordon Hoag Farm Extension Troy Harold Luke Utica Fred Forrest Luke Schenectady Walloomsacers Hoosick Falls Wayne Wilson George E. Wilson

Arlington School Addition Approved by State Board

Arlington Memorial High School receives preliminary approval for a 198700 project to add to and remodel the building. The project was among five school construction approvals OKayed Tuesday in Montpelier.

Arlington Memorial High School State Board of Education Montpelier

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