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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1965

Page

5

Manchester Democrats Name Same Officers

Manchester reports the Democratic Town Committee reconfirmed officers at a Thursday caucus in the Court House. Berry Wall was reappointed chairman, Robert Mattison vice chairman, and Mrs. Leonard Tenner secretary treasurer. Delegates to the Bennington County Democratic Committee were named, including Mrs. Henry van Loon and Austin Keough. Representative Norman Fair of Winhall spoke briefly as plans for a late October Democratic gathering were announced.

Manchester Court House Berry Wall Robert Mattison Leonard Tenner Bennington County Democratic Committee Henry van Loon Austin Keough Norman Fair Winhall

Fall Foliage Tour at Stratton Mountain Inn Oct 2 3

Stratton Mountain Inn hosts the seventh annual Fall Foliage Camera Tour on Oct 2 and 3. Boston Herald-Traveler Corp and the Master Photo Dealers and Finishers Association of New England sponsor, with Garber's Travel Service. A camera clinic features travel with the tour, plus a color slide program by Dick West of Agfa and Ralph Kuehn of Ansco followed by a Q&A.

Stratton Stratton Mountain Inn Boston Herald-Traveler Corp Master Photo Dealers & Finishers Association of New England Garber’s Travel Service Dick West Agfa Ralph Kuehn Ansco

Local Births and Education News In Massachusetts and Vermont

Jackie Breen and Clarence Green of Dalton Massachusetts welcomed a son born September 19 at Pittsfield General Hospital. The baby’s grandparents are Gordon Bentley. Robert Leary, son of Mrs. Paul Leary, vacationed from Manchester Motors in Springfield to attend the Eastern States Exposition. Ellen Gleason of Manchester Center, a Burr and Burton Seminary graduate, joins eight Vermonters and 52 students from seven states beginning nursing studies at Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Hanover New Hampshire. Upon completion, Miss Gleason will be eligible for state board exams to become a registered nurse.

Clarence Green Dalton Mass Pittsfield General Hospital Gordon Bentley Robert Leary Paul Leary Manchester Motors, Inc Springfield Ellen Gleason Manchester Center Burr and Burton Seminary Mary Hitchcock Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Hanover N.H Miss Gleason

East Arlington Sunderland Legion Post Auxiliary Meet

A joint meeting of the American Legion Post and Auxiliary is set for Tuesday at 8 p.m. Leaders aim for strong attendance. George Flynn and wife of East Arlington traveled with daughter Marilyn to Cleveland Ohio for University Hospitals visit. They plan moving to Keen New Hampshire with Flynn working near West Swanzey. Mrs Flynn will leave her duties at the local IGA. Charles Marra is ill with tonsillitis.

American Legion George Flynn East Arlington Marilyn Cleveland Ohio University Hospitals of Keen Flynn West Swanzey IGA

Edith Beaumont Patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Emily Klaer of Railroad Avenue reports Edith Beaumont is a surgical patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital.

Emily Klaer Railroad Avenue Putnam Memorial Hospital

Pownal lunch program serves 250 students this year

Mrs Otto Raetz announced the Pownal schools hot lunch program is proving very successful this year with 250 students served across the three schools. North Pownal reports about 95 percent pupil participation as the program runs for the first time. Younger students discuss the daily menu and prefer seconds. Mrs Burton Peckham has returned from Putnam Memorial Hospital with her infant daughter Sharon Hollis, weighing seven pounds one ounce. Rev Francis B Flanagan said catechism classes planned for Saturday in Bennington are cancelled this week.

Otto Raetz Pownal North Pownal Burton Peckham Putnam Memorial Hospital Sharon Hollis Francis B. Flanagan Bennington

Red Mountain CES Meeting Time Change at Masonic Temple

Arlington Helene Thompson notes CES chapter will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Masonic Temple instead of 8. American Legion Post and Auxiliary called for Tuesday at 8 p.m. Commander and president urge large attendance.

Red Mountain CES Masonic Temple American Legion

Water Leak Found in North Pownal Water System

Reports indicate a main line leak at the Pownal Tanning Company's water system affecting many North Pownal families. Running water has been out for over a week, with residents drawing supplies from springs and nearby wells. The Pownal Fire Dept. has provided assistance in at least one case.

Pownal Pownal Tanning Company

Rummage sale at Congregational Church charms area buyers

Treasure seekers will find a fertile field at the annual rummage sale Saturday from 10 to 1 in North Bennington. The sale at the Congregational Church is famed for its quality items and loyal clientele. Walter Whitman returns home after a 10 day hospital stay and is reported to be recovering well. The Villagers Homemakers Extension will meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at McCullough Library to discuss mitten making and signups for a fall tour and Christmas gift drives for local children.

Congregational Church Walter Whitman Hall Street Putnam Memorial Hospital Homemakers Extension Group McCullough Library Bennington County Homemakers Groups

Bennington College President Addresses Norshaft Lions

Dr Edward Bloustein newly chosen Bennington College president spoke at the Norshaft Lions Club meeting in North Bennington describing the campus and a White House Conference on Education. He noted Bennington already embodies future ideas like flexible programs and integrated arts and praised community involvement. Forty eight members attended and two new members joined. The club planned a house to house light bulb sale October 18 to fund Light Conservation efforts, with a November fundraising drive. A Lake Shaftsbury family picnic drew over 60 attendees with cochairmen Jack Cross and John James Jr and chef Gordon Kenyon enhancing the hot dog and hamburger service.

North Bennington Edward Bloustein Bennington College Norshaft Lions Club Congregational Church Bloustein Lion Fred Wohnus White House Bennington Norshaft Lions Lloyd Pratt Frank Kenyon Shaftsbury Barney McCarthy McCarthy Nelson Payne Cy Bluto George Donavan Oliver Durand Lake Shaftsbury Jack Cross John James Jr Gordon Kenyon

Travers Inspects Hoosick River Pollution With Local Leaders

Hoosick Falls New York hosts a noon luncheon by Howard V. Shaw for Democratic candidate, with Sen F Warren Travers and Mayor Leo J. Albowicz outlining pollution problems in the Hoosick River. They tour the river and discuss federal and state programs, potential river curve removals to cut erosion, and interstate cooperation via a joint legislative committee.

Hoosick Falls Hoosick River Howard Shaw Town of Hoosick F. Warren Travers Leo J. Albowicz N.Y Howard V. Shaw Town of Hoosick Sen Rensselaer Washington Counties Albowicz Sen. Travers Legislative Committee

Local Cambridge Notes and Community Announcements

Ed M Rafferty elected to Southeastern Adirondack Chapter American Red Cross board of directors meeting held Sept 15 at chapter house. Justice John Day Briggs to receive district deputy grand master apron of Masonic Order at Lodge Rooms on Main Street. Cambridge Central School opens season with district principal George W Brown introducing new faculty. film Crossroads at 4 shown by Lions Club for blindness prevention. Bernard Morache and Alice Ashton noted. Firemen's Auxiliary fall hat sale this weekend 1-8 Fri 10-4 Sat. hats delayed last week now available. Mrs Irving McLenn heads committee. Mrs Lawrence Cramer to Chicago Sept 25 for several weeks.

Howard Romack Albert Greminger Canada Ed M. Rafferty Center Cambridge Adirondack Chapeter American Red Cross Warren Washington John Day Briggs Masonic Order Main Street Cambridge Cambridge Central School George W. Brown Committee For the The Lions Club Bernard Morache Alice Ashton Robert Durrin PTA Irving McLenn Lawrence Cramer Chicago

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