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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1973
Page
8
The Pownal Lions Club met Tuesday night with 13 members and one guest, Eugene Daugherty. The club will send a thank you letter to Thomson Manufacturing Co for donated blouses for Pownal Lions Day at Green Mountain Park. The board will meet September 18 at 7 p.m. at Charles Korkoras home. The Pownal pre school is now supported by VISTA.
Hudson Valley Community College in Troy will host a October 23 Regents External Degree staff meeting in the Theatre of the Campus Center. The session begins at 2 p.m. and covers background and requirements for the new Nursing program, which has drawn over 700 enrollees and will feature four exams in November ahead of a late 1974 first graduation.
Manchester Day Care Center reports anticipated 26 preschoolers and 41 kindergartners but only 17 and 8 enrollments. They seek parents who registered but have not started bringing children, note staffing costs exceed 75 percent of income, last week one teacher was let go, and urge contact with Natalie at 362-1395 to update plans. Henry Chandler will be leaving temporarily. new officers elected include Ann D Andrea as president, Linda Gobbi and Marie Griffis as vice presidents, Barbara Oscarsson as secretary, Linda Walter as treasurer, with new board members M. Douw Ferris, Ann Himmelsbach, Verlinda Griffin, Dulcie Waibel, Joan Auer, and Sunni Breen. Bonnie Faraci will assume weekly report duties next week.
The Southern Vermont Art Center elected six new trustees and five officers at its 44th annual meeting in the Arkell Pavilion. New trustees are Stuart Eldredge, Robert A. Frick, Mrs. George N. Gardiner, Mrs. Stuart Scott, Frederic F. Taylor and Dr. Ilsley S. Zecher. Officers for 1973 74 include Dr. Ilsley S. Zecher as president, Mrs. Orland Campbell and Edwin Lefevre as vice presidents, Paul Todtschinder as treasurer, and Richard A. Kaseler as secretary. A reception followed to honor the leaders and to mark six solo shows and two group shows at the Art Center.
Hoosick New York All Saints Episcopal Church held a crowded dedication service for its restored and electrified bells. The Rev Joel Miller and Rev Clifford Gilson led readings from the Book of Common Prayer while Mary Bovie played the organ. A reception with cookies and punch followed on the church lawn as Rudolph Marshall rang the newly electrified bells. A hand printed history memento was presented to the church and guest signatures collected.
During the Stratton Arts Festival on Wednesday October 10 a foliage house tour at Stratton Mountain benefits the Southern Vermont Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society. Eight houses will feature floral displays by the Manchester and Newfane Garden Clubs with ticket options 1 for a single house 5 for all eight houses and 8.50 for all eight houses plus luncheon at the Stratton Mountain Inn.
CAMBRIDGE NY. Weekly figures list admissions for Sept 3 to Sept 9 including Mark A. Barton Loretta Boutin E Scott Brockway Brenda M. Dennis Charles W Fedler Athena V Fitzgerald Daryl Gordy Raymond L Gould Theresa Holmes Nelson L Martelle Emelyn McKernon James M Moore Edward Rogers Gertrude D Rogers Aaron Young. Discharges include Anna R Bell Marie A Bishop E Joseph R Fitzpatrick Sr Daryl R Gordy Myrtle S Hough Evelyn M Humphries Kim Jordon Bessie M King Darlene M Maki Nelson L Martelle Keith M Plog Teresa V Roberts Florence P Sheldon Chester A Toomey Roxanne Tremaine Victor N Tremaine Bridget M Young.
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