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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
6
Falls Voters File Petition For Parking Lot Vote
Falls voters filed a petition in Hoosick Falls to require a vote on plans to acquire land for a municipal parking lot. The petition includes 421 signatures from property owners and qualified voters, and follows a village board resolution adopted October 9 proposing the development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Richard A. Severson
Severson
Burr and Burton open house and Halloween party at Seminary
The Burr and Burton Seminary holds its annual open house on Wednesday evening from 7:30 to 9:30, inviting parents and friends to meet teachers in homerooms and view the renovated practical arts center after classroom visits. A Halloween party in the Seminary gym tonight at 7 features games and the rotating cup prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr and Burton Seminary
Seminary
Searsburg Board Schedules Last Meeting Before Election
Searsburg board announces Friday 7:30 p.m. session at the town clerk's office to hear eligibility proofs for voter checklist additions. Residency rules require one year in state and 90 days in town, with 21st birthday before Election Day. Arlington reminder notes Saturday night deadline. Freeman's Oath applies for 21 since April 1, 1968. Selectmen’s rooms open 8 to 10 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Searsburg
Board of Civil Authority
Arlington
Emmet Smith
Sandgate hosts second ARLINGTON Fish and Game Club shoot
A small but eager group gathered in Sandgate for the Arlington Fish and Game Club’s second annual shoot at William Lemberg’s property. Louis Sabatini, 12, Rochester, NY, won the day’s first turkey using his host’s gun, while Pat Moffitt, 10, Shaftsbury, has about two years of practice. John Murphy of Cambridge claimed three turkeys. Gilbert Wilcox of Arlington reported 17 chickens and 19 turkeys awarded. Wilcox, secretary, thanked Lemberg and workers and noted plans for further activity next year, with his wife running the food concession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandgate
Adirondacks
Arlington Fish and Game Club
William Lemberg
Louis Sabatini
Rochester
N.Y
Kennedy Ludlams
River Road
West Arlington
Lou
Arlington
Wilcox
Lemberg
Moulton Defends Davis at Arlington Rally Over Racism Charge
Arlington rally features Elbert G. Moulton defending Davis against racism charges. He cites past efforts toward integration and notes Davis’s ABA stance on admitting Negroes. 130 Republicans attend at Memorial High School as party unity urged. Davis canceled due to National Life Insurance plane crash deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Elbert G
al) Moulton
Hoff
Deane Davis
Harlem
Vermont
Moulton
Davis
American Bar Association
Memorial High School
Rogers Names New England Poets for Radio Program
Arlington actor Rock Rogers launches A Tribute to the Poets on WBTN Sundays at 3. He opens with Arthur Gutterman, whose widow spends summers at Hill House in Arlington. Future shows will honor Frost Millay and Hard, among others, with Rogers now a full-time resident and longtime local performer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Rogers
Arlington
WBTN
Arthur Gutterman
Hill House
Rogers
Guiterman
Death
General Putnam
New
New England
If the Chevelle Can't Do It, Don't Try It
An automotive brag in a car ad style urging owners of the 1969 Chevelle to avoid attempting feats beyond the model's limits. The line promises that only a capable Chevelle will prove itself, appealing to enthusiasts seeking proof through action.
Pownals Sunday School to resume. Halloween party held
The Pownals Sunday School classes at North Pownal Congregational Church will resume Sunday at 11 a.m. Mrs Earle V Church is superintendent. A Joyful Juniors Halloween party at Mrs Church's home featured games ghost walk and refreshments with prizes awarded to Scott Hurley William Jacobsen Michele Andrews. A Book Fair sponsored by the PTG will run next week with display days at North Pownal Oak Hill and Pownal Center Schools Open House at Center School Thursday public invited. Proceeds benefit the PTG funds for local schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pownal Congregational Church
Earle V. Church
Scott Hurley
William Jacobsen
Michele Andrews
Pownal
Richard Singleton
North Pownal School
Oak Hill School
Pownal Center School
Center School
Singleton
PTG
Overcrowding Faces Sunderland Elementary Parents
Sunderland reports Mount Pleasant School housing Grades 1 and 2 is at capacity. With projected next year enrollment rise, directors weigh double sessions or renting space nearby and hiring an extra teacher to split classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunderland
Mount Pleasant
Day Care Center Hosts Fundraiser Dinner at Jolly Green Joint
Directors of the Child Development Center Inc accepted an offer from John Griffin proprietor of the Jolly Green Joint to host a hunting season friendly supper to aid a Spruce Street day care project. The center runs a fundraising drive for a new facility for employed mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
The
Child Development Center Inc
John Griffin
Jolly Green Joint
CDC
Spruce Street
Peruvian Chipmunks Exposed To Radioactive Study
University of Massachusetts researchers Ellen Packard and Peter Parent conducted chipmunk ecology work in Green Mountain National Forest with assistance from Lee Kauppila and Jim Rising. The team studied chipmunks in Danby Styles Peak and Mt Tabor Road, including effects of radiation on behavior using equipment borrowed from the University of Pittsburgh. A Halloween party is planned at the Community House with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru
Ellen Packard
Peter Parent
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Green Mountain National Forest
Russell Inn
Lee Kauppila
University
Worcester
Jim Rising
Danby
Styles Peak
Mt. Tabor
University of Pittsburgh
Dana Snyder
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P.O. Box
Burr & Burton
Octopus
Michele Zoufaly
Carlo Walter
Oneida
Market
Main ST
Elsie Sprague
William Lomberg
Roy Ware
Shaftsbury
Pat Moffitt
Richard Thomas
Ruth Cole
Senate
Madeline Harwood
Garry Buckley
Victor Harwood
Orrin Beattie
William Burns
Wanchester
Clara Hard
Rutland Nursing Home
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Helene Thompson
Thurston Hulet
Harold Zimmerman
USN
Guantanamo Bay
Zimmerman
Patricia Hess
Laurie Hess
Chevelle
Chevrolet
Pownals
Vera Langiais
Massachusetts
Green Mountains
Alice Dibble
Charles C. Becker
Jack Daley
State Democratic Committee
William L. Wright
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