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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1967
Page
6
Williamstown Massachusetts reports a record 22,350 attendees for its 13th season, about 87 percent of capacity, against 20,500 last year and 1965’s 78 percent. Incomes reached $64,000, aided by 25 sold out or near sellout performances, with Luv the top grossing show.
Arlington crowd braved chilly weather to the West Arlington Green tent for the Garden Club auction. Bus Mars of Pawlet led the country auction, selling a wide range of donations with all items sold. Co chairmen Mrs E Ellsworth Jannicky and Miss Katherine A Terrell praised members and donors as profits fund beautification and conservation projects and future needs.
Mrs. Clarence Myers of Babcock Lake formerly of Hoosick Falls returned Tuesday from Putnam Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient for the past week.
Mary McClellan Hospital in Cambridge announces weekly admissions and discharges for the week ending Sept. 3. Bennington area patients include Perry K. Eddy Charles H. McNally and others from Eagle Bridge Beverly Hunt Mary McAvoy Bruce Morache Linda Morache Mildred May John Svitak George Gundrum Fred Whittier and several additional names.
State police detective Irvin W. Maranville will lead a yearlong Vermont project with University of Vermont researchers to study behavioral aspects of road fatalities. Financed by a 115,865 dollar National Highway Safety Bureau grant, the effort interviews drivers or families to learn attitudes and personality traits while keeping identities confidential. The aim is understanding accidents and not assigning blame, with findings shared through the state police system. Maranville, a 1958 recruit who served in the Navy and has five children, works with Dr. M W Perrine and colleagues.
About a hundred licensed practical nurses and fifty practical nurse students are expected to register for the 20th annual meeting of the Practical Nurse Association of Vermont Inc. at the Montpelier Tavern Motor Inn September 11 to 13. The program opens with a keynote by Rev. Raymond Beecroft and theme Nursing A Task And A Trust. Activities include business sessions, panels on organization membership and nursing crises, a Students Day with workshops on alcohol education, the Harold F. Graeme Award, and a banquet with Lt Gov. John J. Daley as guest speaker.
Shaftsbury residents report a family gathering at Mrs. Frank Hoyt’s Church Street home with 32 relatives for a birthday celebration while Donna Peters at Poly graphic Co. suffers a foot injury. Supt Wagner and the Shaftsbury School Board announce the elementary teaching staff is complete with Sheila Miller hired for science in grades 5 and 6. McDonald's Barber Shop Shaftsbury will close Friday at 1 pm for the rest of the day.
Walloomsaee Linda and Susie Barringer of Troy and Mary Ellen Hoag enjoyed a long weekend with their grandparents Mr and Mrs Gordon Hoag. Clarence LeBlanc left Wednesday to visit relatives in Detroit and West Mansfield then Columbus before wintering in Sarasota. Edward Cottrell and Gordon Hoag traveled to Hillsdale to bring home Cottrell's three year old quarter horse Scarlet Answer, owner of the ROM award, with plans for Seminole Park in Ocala after a rest. Visitors are welcome at Circle C Ranch, home of Scarlet Answer.
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