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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1967

Page

6

Big Turnout Opens Hoosick Falls PTA Year

Hoosick Falls New York large turnout at the first PTA meeting at Hoosick Falls Central School introduces new and existing staff. Principal William Waterhouse presents teachers while Kasmer Stempek covers elementary staff. About 79 faculty attended as Mrs. Robert Mihuta begins her term as president and notes the New York State PTA conference in Saratoga on October 9 to 11. The Youth Center Board of Directors annual meeting and questionnaires were discussed for the prior Tuesday.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Parent - Teachers Association William Waterhouse Kasmer Stempek Robert Mihuta New York State PTA Saratoga

Local youths begin higher education journeys

North Bennington reports Timothy Powers son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Powers is studying at King's College in Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and Geoffrey Wolfe son of Mr and Mrs James Wolfe begins freshman year at the State University of New York Albany campus.

Timothy Powers Lawrence Powers King’s College Wilkes-Barre Geoffrey Wolfe James Wolfe State University of New York At Albany

Rummage and church fairs set for October weekend

South Cambridge notes upcoming food and rummage sales at the Methodist Church on Friday and Saturday October 6 and 7. Items may be contributed via WSCS members or church drop off, with proceeds aiding youth center use. A January joint PTA St Marys Academy meeting planned, and a PTA membership drive with prizes for full parent attendance.

WSCS

Norshaft Lions To Shed Light In Annual Sale

The Norshaft Lions plan their annual house to house light bulb sale in the North Bennington Shaftsbury area starting Monday at 6 30 p m. Nelson L Payne chairman asks Lions to meet at Dave Moriarty s gas station to begin rounds to raise funds for sight saving and brighten the villages.

North Bennington Bennington Shaftsbury Norshaft Lions Nelson L. Payne Dave Moriarty Lions’ Treasury

Turf Ski for Non-Snow Skiing Invented by Wilmingtonian

Wilmington inventor Chuck Goodwin and partners unveiled TurfSkis, aluminum and fiberglass skis on seven rubber rollers with a body lean brake. Patented last November for US Canada and Germany, the unit aims at year round practice, skijoring and teaching, with distribution set for sports shops and outlets.

Wilmington Chuck Goodwin United States Canada Germany Turfski’’, Inc Wilhelm Smidt Joe Tropeano Charlemont Mass Turfski Wolter

Arlington Office Closure Notice for October

Dr George Rus sell’s office in Arlington will be closed for the month of October. This brief notice is from ADV and confirms temporary suspension of operations during the period.

George Russell

Home School Association Hears Student Travelers Reports

At St. Mary's Academy Hoosick Falls members heard from four students who toured Europe last summer. The program featured slides, with narration by Helen Nugents, Sandra Pappas, Margaret Wirmusky, and Thomas Keeley. Sister James Theresa plans a parent questionnaire on lunch room mothers and PTA invites for Oct 16.

Mary Brahan Helen McDonough Shiland Mary Jane Liporace Jean Mahar Rita Nowak Eleanor Murphy Molly Kennedy Evelyn Carelli George Callaghan O.S.A Anne Bryan College of St. Rose Keveny Academy Cohoes Glee Club Mary Rosario St. Mary’s Academy Hudson Vincent Mary Catholic Central High School Troy Thurman Hulse New Paltz College Rensselaer Europe Helen Nugents Sandra Pappas Margaret Wirmusky Miss Nugents Thomas Keeley Miller James Theresa Hoosick Falls Central School PTA

New England Women To Meet in Shaftsbury

New England Women members of the Green Mountain Colony will hold a covered dish luncheon Monday at noon at Mrs. Joseph A. Wilson Sr. home on Sycamore Lane Shaftsbury. Mrs. Herman Weston of Saxtons River Vermont, president, will lead the business meeting and program.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Green Mountain Colony New England Joseph A. Wilson Sycamore Lane Shaftsbury Herman Weston Saxton’s River, Vt

Pownall Airman and Mrs Dickinson Return Home

The Pownall Airman 2 C and Mrs Carl A Dickinson have returned to Suisun California after a 30 day leave. He completed basic training at Lackland AFB and graduated at Shepard AFB Texas as an air freight specialist. he is now stationed at Travis AFB California. Dickinson is son of Mr and Mrs Norman A Dickinson of Williamstown and North Pownal. He is a 1966 Mt Greylock High School graduate with top honors in mechanical arts drawing and design in Berkshire County competition. The couple celebrated their first wedding anniversary Sept 24 with a family dinner hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Marcel A Langlais. Also present was Rev John B Lawton Jr vicar of St Andrews Chapel North Adams who performed nuptial sacrament and Holy Eucharist on their wedding day.

Carl A. Dickinson Suisun Calif Lackland Afb Shepard Afb Texas Travis Afb Norman A. Dickinson Williamstown North Pownal Dickinson Mt. Greylock High School Berkshire County Marcel A. Langlais John B. Lawton Jr St. Andrew’s Chapel North Adams

Williams College Admissions Parley Opens Third Annual Conference

Twenty four alumni aiding Williams College admissions attend the third annual conference of the Schools and Scholarship Committee from today to Saturday. The program covers the new 4-1-4 curriculum and Bronfman Science Center, with talks by President John E. Sawyer and Frederick C. Copeland. Discussions include admissions policies and residential house system.

Williamstown Mass Williams College Williams Bronfman Science Center Philip G. Wick John E. Sawyer Frederick C. Copeland Donald W. Gardner John W. Chandler John M. Hyde

Burr and Burton weekend events loom for alumni and students

Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary plans a busy alumni and student weekend with events led by the Alumni Association and Student Council. Activities include a Friday 8 p m variety show, Saturday soccer against Arlington, a quarry trip, a chicken barbecue, a football game with Windsor, and a Freshman Frolic, with rain plans for the barbecue inside.

Burr and Burton Seminary Arlington Fairgrounds Quarry Seminary Windsor High School Homer B. Ellis Edward Ferenc East Rupert Holland Amsterdam the Hague Paris London BBS

Pine Cobble to Face Bement in Williams College Tennis

Pine Cobble School travels to Williams College courts Saturday at 11 a.m. to meet Bement School of Deerfield. The Pine Cobble lineup features Whit Dickie, Diane DeNailly, Peter Brown, Russell and Stephen Jenkins, Glenn Loury, and Charles Cowling all from Williamstown.

Williamstown Mass Pine Cobble School Bement School Deerfield Williams College Whit Dickie Bennington Diane DeNailly Peter Brown Russell Stephen Jenkins Glenn Loury Charles Cowling

Hoosick Falls Women Republicans hold Friday food sale

The Hoosick Falls Town of Hoosick Women’s Republican Club runs a food sale starting at 10 a.m. Friday at the former Gillespie store on Main Street to raise funds for the town election campaign. Mrs Harold Roberson is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Miss Mary K Doyle begins a third term as Altar Rosary Society president at Church of the Immaculate Conception.

Town of Harold Roberson Putnam Memorial Hospital Mary K. Doyle Altar Rosary Society Church of the Immaculate Conception

Arlington Democrats Elect New Officers

Arlington's Town Democratic Committee named its officers during a meeting Wednesday night. William P. Keough is the new chairman, Gerald James vice chairman, Larry Molloy secretary, and R. Emmett Smith treasurer. Elected to the county committee were Keough James Smith and G Orlando Cullinan.

Arlington Democratic Committee William P. Keough Gerald James Larry Molloy R. Emmett Smith Keough James Smith G. Orlando Cullinan

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South Cambridge Margaret Aiken St. Mary’s Academy Home and School Association Frederick Miller The Youth Commission Mihuta Philip Leonard Roger Moseley John Halstead Norshaft Sonotone Walter H. Whitney Carroll Drug Store SONET Main St. Bennington Fine China Syracuse LENOX Royal Doulton Royal Worcester Jolley Jewelers Eagle St Li An Mass. Turnpike Tremont ST Boston Common Jerry Saphirstein Oneida Main Street Wilmingtonian Helene Thompson Home-School Association Hoo Ice Falls N. Y Home Jane Miller Kay Shiland Mary Remancus Midwett Catherine Murphy Dorset Marden Skinner Cpl Lewis Dean Marines Vietnam Parris Island S.C Myrtle Beach Bromley Ski Area Bromley Ski School Lyman Dean Walter Miller Castle Afb Merced Charles Husted Dorset Inn UCS United Counseling Service Bennington County Margaret Thompson Matthew Gaffney Clyde Zollars Eliott Jewell Herbert Simmons Calvin Skinner Austin Romney Gerald Dean Helen Bryan Harriet Bryant Harry Sheldon Jr William Burns Harold Snow Jr Roy Casey J. Ford Shrader Josiah Allen Hobart Agnew Russell Parks Constance Madeira Charles Smith R. S. Fenn James Lee II Kenneth Demarest Terry Tyler William Gilbert Arthur Gilbert William Heinz Hugh MacNair R.B. Tompkins Vera Langlais Pownal Center Old Stone Church Jennifer Rounds Jeffrey Rounds P.O. Box Frederick D. Malone Frederick S. Malone Hillcrest Road Dean Franklin, Mass Manchester Jaycees Chamber of Commerce U.S. 7 Manchester William Cairns Frederick Fender Robert Gemmell Sharon O’leary Seth Bongartz Joanne Farley Michael Hill Marjory Wall Jennifer Bongartz Debra Katcher Pamela Reynolds Gary Baker Clara May Hemenway Burr and Burton Ing Ireland Charles Loyzelle Combination Cash Store, Inc James B. Campbell Georgia Harold Lonergan Mississippi Harold E. Porter Alabama Brewster and Son, Inc Colorado E.J. Markey and Co Arizona Philip P. Smith East Dorset Maryland Ann Rae Mauger Washington Pink Donkey Wyoming Ben Franklin Pennsylvania Manchester TV Corp Minnesota R. Brenneman A. Fischer Ohio Louzelle South Dakota Marty’s Shell Station Montana Knox Ide Louisiana George Geraghty North Dakota Fred Heinel Cartridge Bement Men’s Department Robert Tolvo Spring Street Edith Beaumont Gordon Hoag John Galvin Robert Hibbert Democrats First National Stores North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont Country Furs Vermont Mt. Snow Snow Lake Lodge
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