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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1969

Page

7

50 Year Legioners Recognized at Hoosick Falls meeting

Forty members attended the American Legion County meeting in Hoosick Falls with reps from Post 731 Schaghticoke Post 1 585 Hoosick Post 40 Taconic Valley 937 Berlin Castleton Post 738 Walter Adams 1021 Averill Park Noble Callahan 237 Troy Nassau Post 1268 Gerald O'Neil 1683 Rensselaer Melvin Road Post 1231 Clinton Heights Fort Crama Post 471 Rensselaer and Troy Post 28 North Greenbush Memorial. Dominic Iannie county commander presided with Charles La Hait Larry Wilhelm George Robinson William Walsh and Herman Harrington speaking on unity safety and veterans’ needs. 50-year charter members were John F Cahill Walter G Durfee Sylvester N Corbin and Henry Stemp.

Hoosek Falls N.Y American Legion County Legion Rooms Chas. Waldron Schaghticoke Petersburg Hoosick Taconic Valley Berlin Castleton Walter Adams Averill Park Noble Calahan Troy Nassau Gerald O’neil Rensselaer Melvin Road Clinton Heights Fort Crama North Greenbush Memorial Dominic Iannie Charles la Hait Larry Wilhelm George Robinson William Walsh Herman Harrington American Legion U.S.A. Unity Service For America John F. Cahill Walter G. Durfee Sylvester N. Corbin Henry Stemp

Kiwanis to Sponsor Boys Town Choir in Hoosick Falls

The Boys Town Choir from Father Flanagan's Home in Boys Town Nebraska will give a concert at Hoosick Falls Central School on Oct 17. Sponsored as a community project by the Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club, the single performance has no profit intent with tickets set at 2.50. Kasmer Stempek Kiwanis president says proceeds cover costs and invites local residents to attend.

Boys’ Town Boys Town Nebraska Hoosick Falls Central School Hoosick Falls Hoosek Falls N.Y Father Flanagan Boys Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club Kasmer Stempek Kiwanis

Baptist Fellowship Highlights Burma Mission Talk

Mrs Alfred Scott spoke on missionary work in Burma at the First Baptist Church Women’s Fellowship meeting attended by about 30. The group planned 24 dirty bags, voted 25 for fillings, and discussed White Cross needs including dolls, blankets, clothing, and patchwork pieces. Scott noted no missionaries in Burma since March 1966, about 200 pastors and 2,000 churches, with Buddhism as the state religion and at least half a million Christians known in the country.

Alfred Scott Burma Women’s Fellowship First Baptist Church Mamie Paddock Bernard Whitman

Bellrose jailed for contempt in Hoosick Falls

Gene Bellrose sixteen, son of Mrs Jean Hackett, was jailed five days for contempt of court after violating a live-in order to stay with uncle Philip Couch for a year. He left two days after the order. He is on six months probation after a June auto crash in which one youth died and six were injured. He faces two more charges driving without a license and driving at an unreasonable rate.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Gene Bellrose Jean Hackett School St Rensselaer County Town of Hoosick Thomas G. Restino Philip Couch Church Street Bellrose Restino

Shaftsbury and Pownal Community Notices and Elections

Shaftsbury Fire Department Auxiliary meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the Shaftsbury firehouse. Republicans elect Edwin Colvin co chair and Thomas Hall acts as temporary chairman. Victor Harwood declines renomination. Democrats caucus Wednesday Sept 24 in Cole Hall at 8 p.m. for town committee. High Hopes 4 H Club elects officers led by Margaret Harris and meets Oct 3 at 8 p.m. in Susie Williamson’s home. Pownal Taxpayers Association names Harry Johnson president Fletcher Hall vice president Leonard Horton treasurer Northway Abbott secretary. Upcoming meetings Sept 30 at 7 30 p.m. in Pownal Center Firehouse featuring Vincent Pizzano on Center School addition. Tickets via Stempek or Kiwanis and Central School Band members.

Edwin Colvin Thomas Hall Hall Victor K. Harwood Cole Hall High Hopes Daily 4-H Club Margaret Harris Lisa Mead Gail Bishop Doug Jesseman Linda Mead Kristine Flynn Robin Flynn Susie Williamson Robert Flynn Pownal Stempek Kiwanis Central School Band

Bennington Man Arrested Charged On Three Counts

Charles Mueller of North Street Bennington was arrested at Out A Way Restaurant Route 7 Hoosick and jailed for public intoxication. He faced three charges in court including a guilty plea to public intoxication and a not guilty plea to misdemeanor menacing with $50 bail set, and a felony possession of a dangerous weapon with bail to be set by county court.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Charles Mueller North Street Bennington Route Hoosick Rensselaer County Mueller Thomas G. Restino

Art Center Fall Exhibition Opens Sept 27 in Manchester

The 13th Fall Exhibition of the Southern Vermont Art Center opens Saturday September 27 with a 3 to 5 p.m. reception. Featured are invited works from Grand Central Galleries New York and Rockport area plus pieces by Ilse Bischoff Paul Sample and many associate members. The juried show drew 321 entries, 170 paintings and 21 sculptures were accepted, with numerous listed artists including Wallace Bassford John DeTore Lamar Dodd Emile Gruppe Priscilla Roberts Eric Sloane Jack Callahan and many others. The center lists hours 10 5 daily except Monday 1 5 Sundays admission 50 cents free for members children under 12 and Tuesdays.

Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center Art Center Grand Central Galleries New York Rockport Wallace Bassford John DeTore Lamar Dodd Emile Gruppe Priscilla Roberts Eric Sloane Grand Central Jack Callahan S. Carlson Tom Nicholas Don Stone John C New York City Robert D. Barrett Morrisville Otis D. Baldwin Salem N.Y Nord Bowlen Greenfield Mass Evelyn C. Butterfield Fairfield

Forest payments to Vermont towns total 67 cents per acre

Green Mountain National Forest revenue for 1969 reached 637,385 dollars with 25 percent ($159,346) paid to Vermont towns for schools and roads. The per acre return is 67 cents, down from 73 cents in 1968 due to a harsh winter. Mt. Tabor receives the largest share at 16,484 dollars.

Rutland Green Mountain National Forest U.S. Treasury Vermont John E. Alcock Alcock Mt. Tabor National Forest Vermont Forest Portant Bennington County Dorset Landgrove Manchester Peru Readsboro Searsburg Sunderland Winhall Woodford

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