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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1975

Page

6

Hoosick Falls Democrats nominate slate for town posts

In Hoosick Falls Democrats caucusing Thursday night Joseph Berlant was named supervisor candidate for the November 4 election. Other nominees include Joan Rogers for council, John Gorman for council, and Raymond Albowicz for police justice. Gorman is brother of the late Edward Gorman. Current councilman William J. Murphy did not seek re election. Jean Brewster serves as secretary.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Democrats Joseph Berlant Raymond Joan) Rogers John Gorman Raymond Albowicz Gorman Edward Gorman William J. Murphy Jean Brewster

Collab Maine export ties potatoes lobsters to fashion

Maine designer Helen Damon leads Collab a Maine made line using Harmony Bartlett yarns and Acadian Crafts Association knitters in Madawaska to export sweaters hats scarves and mitts to Boston New York and Paris. Local women balance harvests and crafts as orders flow from Paris Printemps and leading U.S. stores.

Brunswick Maine UPI Collab U.S.A Boston New York Paris France Harmony Skowhegan Madawaska Helen Damon Bartlett Yarns of Harmony Acadian Crafts Association of Damon Printemps Mrs. Damon

Preservation of 900-Acre Wetland in Vermont

The Nature Conservancy acquired almost 900 acres of wetland habitat in Highgate and Swanton, Franklin County, as Payne Marsh and Metcalfe Island. The area, part of the Mississquoi River delta, will become a nature preserve for passive recreation with hunting banned. The land was bought from Samuel B. Webb at below market value, with plans to join the Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge.

Nature Conservancy Highgate Swanton Franklin County Payne Marsh Metcalfe Island Mississquoi River Samuel B. Webb Bradford C. Northrup The Conservancy Webb Missisquoi National Wildlife Refuge National Environmental Organization Arlington Boston Atlanta San Francisco Minneapolis

Open house at Gared in West Dover Vermont

Gared, a tutor counselor project, hosts an open house Saturday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featured entertainment includes the Shawmut Minstrels Tribe Rye Boyd Brothers Becky and Cindy Scott Morgenstern and Peggy. A flea market fire sale bake sale antiques sale and barbecue will also be held two miles north of Mount Snow on Route 100.

West Dover Gared Shawmut Minstrels Tribe Rye Boyd Brothers Becky Cindy Scott Morgenstern Peggy Mount Snow

United Methodist Women to Meet at Jermain UMC

The United Methodist Women of Jermain United Methodist Church will hold their monthly meeting on Wednesday October 1 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James McCart with Mrs. Norman Perry leading. Mr and Mrs Paul Bellemare and grandson Kristin Michael of Middlefield Conn were recent guests at Mrs Bellemare's parents home.

United Methodist Women The Jermain United Methodist Church James McCart Norman Perry Paul Bellemare Kristin Michael Middlefield, Conn Mrs. Bellemare Pownal

Dems caucus in Stratton elects Llana Jr as chairman

Stratton Dems chose Andres Llana Jr, a Stratton constable and 1974 auditor candidate, as chairman at a town hall caucus on Saturday. Malvine Cole was elected vice chairman and Joyce Llana became secretary treasurer, with Llana and Cole noted for long active involvement in Vermont politics. The gathering also noted social visits and local happenings, including residents visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns.

Stratton Andres Llana Jr Llana Malvine Cole Vermont Joyce Llana

New Hampshire presidential primary scene grows crowded

Campaign activity swells in New Hampshire as candidates and reporters flock to Concord and Manchester. A Brooklyn man rented a hotel conference room to announce a bid, unpaid bills surface, and a variety of colorful aspirants from Joe Don Du Mont to donning unusual campaign personas join the field Five months before the February 24 vote the scene mixes veteran politicians with fringe figures, while observers note the state’s enduring role as an early test for national campaigns.

Concord N.H UPI Brooklyn N.Y Grady Ocummings III Highway Hotel Missouri Billy Jo Clegg God’s Army New Hampshire White House Ford California Ronald Reagan Birch Bayh Indiana Jimmy Carter Georgia Terry Sanford North Carolina Oklahoma Fred Harris Morris Udall Arizona Pennsylvania Milton Shapp Sargent Shriver Kennedy Burning Wood A. Marion Burton Austin Marion Burton Arthur Blessit Sunset Strip Los Angeles Continental United States Joseph A. Ryan Big Oil Hawaii Don DuMont Chicago Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy The Good Humor Ice Cream Co Ford Administration NIM Secretary of State GOP Peggy Hoenig

Pownal Church Holds Midweek Choir and Prayer Meetings

The Pownal Baptist Church choir will rehearse Wednesday at 6 30 p.m. at the church. The weekly prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. at the church. The Rap Group assembles Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Pownal Recreational Community Center.

Pownal Baptist Church Pownal

Crystal Clovers 4 H Club Meeting Set Saturday

South Cambridge The Crystal Clovers 4 H Club will meet Saturday Oct 4 at the home of Lana Trinkle.

Crystal Clovers Lana Trinkle

Red Cross meeting features rescue squads ski patrol

Arlington and Manchester Rescue Squads and Bromley Ski Patrol gather at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall for the Bennington County Chapter Red Cross annual meeting on October 1. Ambulances, latest equipment and ski rescue demonstrations will be shown. awards, by‑laws revision, and guest attendance planned. Transportation available at 442 9458.

Arlington Manchester Bromley Ski Patrol St. Margaret Mary’s Bennington County American Red Cross National Ski Patrol Red Cross

Shaftsbury Garden Club to Meet at Methodist Church

Shaftsbury Garden Club meets Wednesday at 7 30 p m in Shaftsbury United Methodist Church for a slide show on Vermont and Texas flowers by Michael McOrrow. The Pleasant Valley granges plan Friday Oct 3 meeting at 8 p m with a 7 p m covered dish supper. A Fall Food and Rummage Sale is set for Saturday Oct 11 at South Cambridge United Methodist Church from 9 30 a m to 3 p m.

Shaftsbury Pleasant Valley Granges South Cambridge United Methodist Church South Cambridge Goodrich Farm

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