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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1966

Page

6

Manchester To Host Fall Meeting Of Early American Decoration Group

Manchester hosts the fall gathering of the Historical Society of Early American Decoration Inc at Equinox House from Sept 26 to 28. President Mrs. Spencer G Avery of Batavia N Y will run sessions while chairwoman Mrs Eugene A Bond of Dorset leads planning with Hospitality Chair Mrs Ira A Robinson and others. G Murray Campbell of Manchester Village welcomes attendees after dinner. The program includes decoupage demonstration by Thomas Harris Jr curator of Chaffee Art Gallery Rutland and a lecture with slides by Col John Cummings Westfield Mass on paints of the American Past. On Wednesday members view slides and hear further talks.

Manchester Historical Society of Early American Decoration, Inc Equinox House Spencer G. Avery Batavia N.Y Eugene A. Bond Dorset Ira A. Robinson Barre Donald J. Hanks Salem Pioneer

Garden Club To Hear Talk On Mushrooms

Arlington Garden Club opens season with a 2 pm Tuesday meeting at Mrs. Alfred E. Andrews home. Guest Alvah W. Sanborn of Pleasant Valley Bird Sanctuary Lenox Mass will speak on mushrooms. Exhibition chairwoman Mrs. George C. Watt and hosts invite crafts and antiques enthusiasts to view displays Tuesday 9 am to 10 pm and Wednesday 9 am to noon. The club, formed 1946 in Esther Stevens Brazer’s memory, aims to educate craftspeople in preserving 18th and 19th century decorative art.

Arlington Arlington Garden Club Alfred E. Andrews Alvah W. Sanborn Pleasant Valley Bird Sanctuary Lenox Mass Christian Schafer Leon Cole William T. Schwarz Gladys Wiswell Donald Kendall Jr J. Donald Simson Wales England France Edwin W. Rowell Whitman George C. Watt Short Hills N.J Esther Stevens Brazer

Final Plans Set at Hoosick Falls For 175th Celebration

Hoosick Falls prepares for a Sunday parade and street festival tied to the 175th anniversary of Rensselaer County. Miss Hoosick Falls Debbie Markiewicz is unable to reign due to a scheduling clash. replacement Miss Margaret Bromirski will ride the queen’s float. The procession starts at 1 30 p.m. with bands floats scouts and officials from surrounding communities. Fire companies hoosick grange and elks sponsor floats while the Lions Derby clubs run park concessions and a street dance follows the parade with prizes for dancing.

Hoosick Falls N. Y Hoosick Rensselaer County Walter Wirmusky Town of Hoosick Debbie Markiewicz Margaret Bromirski Upper Main Street Main Street John Street Church Street Lower Wilder Avenue Little Firehouse Five Cambridge Lions Club Derby Club Invaders Grand Union the Elks

Gibboney Maps Options For Burr and Burton Future

State education commissioner Dr Richard Gibboney told Burr and Burton Seminary trustees he did not discuss junior college and outlined several paths to address the Tri Valley private high school issue. He spoke with board chairman William Barrows and assistant Daniel G OConnor after Spencer had floated keeping the school in a regional system or moving toward junior college status.

Manchester Richard Gibboney Burr and Burton Seminary Board of Trustees Tri-Valley Gibboney Rupert Spencer State Department of Education Burr and Burton Spencer Daniel G. O’connor Wilmington William G. Barrows Jr Seminary Board E.H. Henry Henry State Department Union School BBS Ringheiser

Wilmington Zoning Vote Set for October 25

Wilmington town officials plan a special meeting September 26 to review a proposed zoning ordinance now drawn. Voters will decide the ordinance October 25 in an evening session, with public hearings October 4, 5, 6 evenings and Oct. 7 afternoon and Oct. 8 morning. The ordinance establishes one acre zoning in two districts residential and commercial, covering most of the town except some areas. Public speakers may contact Turgeon at 464-3321. The zoning board and planning commission members are listed.

Wilmington Edmond Turgeon Board of Selectmen Turgeon Vt. 9 Higley Hill Road Haystack

Hospital Unit Hears Talk On Museum

Cambridge NY Mary McClellan Hospital Auxiliary hears Mrs John Case, coordinator for the Grandma Moses Schoolhouse Exhibition of Mementos, discuss the museum's establishment and progress. Gardner Cullinan reports on the hospital expansion under construction and praises auxiliary in-service volunteer work and financial aid. He raises a question on Burr and Burton school district union and potential board representation.

Cambridge N.Y John Case Mary McClellan Hospital Cambridge Hotel William Areson Hoosick Falls Gardner Cullinan Cullinan Burr and Burton

Cross backs independent study on valley school needs

Manchester supt Neil E Cross endorsed an independent study of enrollment building and curriculum problems in the Trie Valley area. Education Commissioner Richard Gibboney proposed a factual base for regionalization debates, noting costs between 3500 and 7500 dollars.

Manchester Neil E. Cross Burr and Burton Seminary Board of Trustees Richard Gibboney BBS Gibboney Trie Valley Cross Bennington Mt. Anthony Union School

Manchester Officer Presides At New England Women Meeting

The Green Mountain Colony National Society of New England Women met at Baptist Memorial Hall in Hoosick Falls after touring the Grandma Moses Schoolhouse in Eagle Bridge. Miss Hazel Hill led a covered dish luncheon and Mrs G Murray Campbell presided in the absence of Mrs Leonard Drake. A museum tour was directed by Mrs Forrest Moses. The October meeting will be in Grafton with tours of old houses and the newly restored inn.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Green Mountain Colony National Society of New England Grandma Moses Eagle Bridge Baptist Memorial Hall Hazel Hill G. Murray Campbell Manchester Leonard Drake Springfield Forrest Moses Grafton Herman Weston Saxtons River Marjorie Williamson

Picnic Visit Marks Vermont Farm Purchase In Arlington

A party led by Mr and Mrs Harvey Hard traveled from Arlington to Florence Vermont for a picnic at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Hard who have just bought a local farm. Attending were Mr and Mrs Henry Weeks of Bennington Mr and Mrs Ronald Hard and three children of Albany New York and Mr Walter Harwood of Dorset. East Arlington Federated Church announces Sunday School registration resumes this Sunday at 11 a.m. in preparation for opening next week and a teachers workshop will be held at 3 p.m. in Bailey Hall.

Harvey Hard Henry Weeks Bennington Ronald Hard Albany N.Y Florence Paul Hard Walter Harwood Dorset East Arlington Bailey Hall

Pownal church events mark weekend services and vote

Pownal Methodist Church holds 9 30 worship dedication of new hymnals funded by the Christian Advocates class sung by the choir under Mrs. Mason. Sunday school resumes at 10 30 with Miss Mason in charge. A Memorial Mass for Mrs. Howard Black is set for Saturday at 8 at Our Lady of Lourdes. Juniors Club cookout planned for Saturday 3 pm at North Pownal Congregational Church with Rev. Metcalf leading. Primary election sees 223 Pownal voters, the largest local tally in years.

Pownal Methodist Church David C. Hubbard New Methodist Christian Advocates Charles F. Mason Jesus I Hughes Warren Mason Howard Black Our Lady of Lourdes Church Ladies Guild North Pownal Congregational Church James Metcalf Pownal

Norshaft Lions Meet Tuesday Evening at Church

The regular bi weekly meeting of the Norshaft Lions will be held Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the social rooms of the Congregational Church. The first fall meeting for the Women's Fellowship of the Baptist Church will take place Tuesday in the social rooms of the church, starting with a buffet supper at 6 30 p.m. All women of the church are invited to attend this meeting.

Norshaft Lions Congregational Church

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