Church Women Hold Tuesday Mission Study Series
The annual Mission Study series by Church Women United began Tuesday September 9 with Rev. Edward B. Geyer Jr. speaking on prejudices origins and coping. The six week series starts at 9 45 a m with nursery by Mrs Merritt Hewitt and coffee by Mrs Dean Hanson. Next speaker David Scribner Bennington Banner reporter on Youth and Drugs in Bennington. All area church women invited to attend.
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Church Women United
Edward B. Geyer Jr
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Merritt Hewitt
Dean Hanson
Paul de. Coninck
William T. Eddington
Harold Riemann
Father Geyer
David Scribner
Bennington Banner
Bennington
Ruth Koshe
Church Conference Set In Rutland On Welfare Crisis
The Vermont Fellowship of Women will hold its 42nd annual meeting at Grace Congregational United Church of Christ in Rutland on Sept 25 with Rev Edward S Treat and Rev John E Nutting as speakers on welfare and crisis themes. Officers will be elected, with lunch at 12:30 priced 2.50, and registration details for Sept 18.
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Rutland
Edward S. Treat
Vermont Conference of the United Church of Christ
Vermont Fellowship of Women
Grace Congregational United Church of Christ
John E. Nutting
Vermont
Wendell H. Potter
Fellowship
James K. Gilmore
Hyde Park
Vermont Conference
General Synod
The
United Church of Christ
Boston
China
Arnold Johnson
Women’s Fellowship
Hostess Church
Alan Merritt
Expert on Student Revolt Lectures at St. Mike's
Dr. E G Williamson Danforth visiting lecturer discusses Student Revolt at St. Michael's College in a public talk at Alliot Hall and in class sessions on issues in counseling and freedom of choice USA born educator with long Minnesota tenure and leadership roles in counseling associations and author of works on academic freedom and student activism.
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St. Mike’s
Winooski
St. Michael’s College
E. G. Williamson
Danforth
Alliot
Vermont Bar Association to Meet at Mount Snow
The 92nd annual Vermont Bar Association meeting will be at Mount Snow on Sept 19 and 20. Guest speaker Father Robert F. Drinan, S.J., Boston College Law School dean, will address challenges to the legal profession in 1970. Bruce Weber of Brattleboro will moderate a family law panel. sessions cover unification of bar and environmental control. The event includes an evening banquet with Gov. Davis and Chief Justice Holden as guests and a Saturday social program.
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Dover
Vermont Bar Association
Mount Snow
Robert F. Drinan
S.J
Boston College Law School
Father Drinan
Boston College
Georgetown University Law Center
Gregorian University of Rome
Florence
Harvard Law Review
Georgetown Law Review
Texas Law Review
Utah Law Review
Ohio State Law Review
Commonweal
Bruce Weber
Brattleboro
Weber
J. Malcolm Williams
Poultney
Waldo C. Holden
Bennington
Stanley M. Brown
New Hampshire Bar Association
Edward P. Smith
New Hampshire
Rhode Island Bar Association
Argu
Deane C. Davis
James S. Holden
James M. Jeffords
Walter Blucher
Arlington
Governor’s Commission
Norman Williams
Rutgers University
John D. Hensen
Hensen
General Assembly
Robert K. Bing
Association
Robert T. Stafford
Rutland
Early American Decorators To Meet at Basin Harbor
Vergennes Vermont hosting the fall meeting of the Historical Society of Early American Design September 22 to 24 at Basin Harbor. Over 200 members of the 700 strong organization expected. public exhibition hours and talks scheduled with Sterling Emerson and Mrs James Marvin as speakers. wall stenciling illustrated talk by Mrs Eugene Bond.
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Vergennes
The
Historical Society of Early American Design
Basin Harbor
Sterling Emerson
Shelburne Museum
James Marvin
Eugene Bond
Dorset
Vermont
Moose Picnic At Barber's Pond Draws Loyal Orders
About 90 members of the Loyal Order of Moose and Women of the Moose gathered at Barber's Pond in Pownal for a family picnic. Don Gerity led the cooking with Charles Rice and Paul Devenow assisting. Victor Blake received a special gift and Fred Wilkins won the ham. WOTM workers listed include Isabelle LaBarge Shirley Wilkins Isabelle Gates Virginia Lorom and Jeanne Jewett. Ballon race winners were Brenda Tifft Shirley Wilkins Richard Noble Florence King Wanda Gaudette and Philip Bushee. Pre plate race winners were Paul Schena Shirley King Annie Rice Florence Darlene Seth and Therese King. Wheelbarrow race victors were Steve Gerity Randy Wilkins sack race winners Nick Wilkins and Steve Gerity. Shoe race winner Florence King egg race winner Randy Wilkins and Tiger Gaudette. Moose men won the tug of war.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Women of the Moose
Barber’s Pond
Pownal
Don Gerity
Charles Rice
Paul Devenow
Victor Blake
Fred Wilkins
WOTM
Isabelle LaBarge
Shirley Wilkins
Isabelle Gates
Virginia Lorom
Jeanne Jewett
Brenda Tifft
Richard Noble
Florence King
Wanda Gaudette
Philip Bushee
Paul Schena
Shirley King
Annie Rice
Florence
Darlene
Seth
Therese King
Steve Gerity
Randy Wilkins
Nick Wilkins
Tiger Gaudette
New Books at the Library Fiction and General Lists
The library announces new arrivals across fiction general and juvenile sections. Titles include Death of a Hittite mathematics of murder the movement flypaper war trouble with lichen and curious naturalists. Notable biographies and reference works cover Marilyn Monroe Joe Namath naval history and the grant landscape in 1969. The juvenile lineup features Asimov Gilgamesh and folklore tales from Latvia and England.
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Angus
Bedford
Garbo
Starnes
Wyndham
Ebon
Ekirch
Henry Wallace
Rex Tugwell
Norman Thomas
Field
Michael Field
Gould
Guiles
Norma Jean
Marilyn Monroe
Guttridge
U.S. Navy
Hellman
Marsh
Good Housekeeping
Moltmann
Moseley
China
Benetzky
Rosenzweig
Stumpke
Tatum
Tinbergen
U.S. News & World Report
Weiss
Sisters of St. Joseph Public Dressing Changes
The Sisters of St. Joseph may appear without veils in public under new experimental dress rules at St. Francis de Sales Academy Sacred Heart School and St. Joseph College in Old Bennington. Alumni: changes broaden costume and customs across the SSJ community and other orders nationwide. The shift to emphasize the person reflects official policy from the General Chapter meeting August 10 to 23.
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Sisters of St. Joseph
St. Francis de Sales Academy
Sacred Heart School
St. Joseph College
Old Bennington
SSJ
Nora
Weekend Accidents Report From Dorset Pownal and City
State police logged three weekend crashes on U S 7 and Carpenter Hill Road involving a 1968 Volkswagen driven by Clyde W. Frost and a 1968 Chevrolet by William Hermann, plus a 1966 Jeep driven by David C. O'Dell with injuries. A Village police collision on Washington Avenue featured a 1965 Volkswagen and a 1969 Plymouth. Separate items discuss parish sisters' reforms and a Washington Postmaster General call for postal system reform amid a Nixon proposal for a nonprofit corporation.
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U.S.7
Dorset
Volkswagen
Clyde W. Frost
East Dorset
Chevrolet
William Hermann
Manchester
Hermann
Pownal
Richard Forrest
Bennington
Forrest
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Carpenter Hill Road
David C. O'Dell
O’dell
Washington Avenue
Mary Murray
Shaftsbury
Myron Blean
New York City
Benn Pastry
Plymouth
Washington
UPI
Winton M. Blount
Blount
Sisters Affirm Broad Commitment to Education in Vermont
The Sisters of St. Joseph reaffirm they will not leave southern Vermont parochial schools. Led by Mother Nora, they emphasize education in a broad sense including adult education, parish work, Newman Clubs and youth groups, while staying with Catholic schools as long as viable. Sister Rita Marie added the message to reassure the parochial schools served by the nuns. The order currently staffs two colleges, a high school, six elementary schools and a catechetical center in the region.
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Vermont
Nora
Behavioral Sciences
Rita Marie
Rutland
Sisters of St. Joseph
Newman Clubs
VFW Auxiliary Notes from Regular Meeting
Marion Tudor, 9th Dist. President, made her annual inspection and received a gift. Frances Mitchell from Manchester unit was surprised with a gift. Evelyn Smith and Bertha Jones were initiated, sponsored by President Welch. Members are asked to donate items for disaster victims. gifts to Lillian Bourassa and Doris Kinney noted. Rose Telford remembered as charter draped. Dues due to Wilma Costa. books to be audited Sept. 16 at 7 30. next meeting Sept. 23 at 8 p.m.
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Marion Tudor
Frances Mitchell
Manchester
Evelyn Smith
Bertha Jones
Welch
Lillian Bourassa
Doris Kinney
Rose Telford
Wilma Costa
Eagle Rooms Renovated at Bennington Aerie
A spokesman for Bennington Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles 1861 announced renovations began this morning. The project includes kitchen upgrades. At Sunday night’s aerie meeting current officers were replaced by past worthy presidents until new officers are installed, after which aerie activities are expected to increase.
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FOE Aerie
Bennington Aerie
Order of Eagles
The
Aerie
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