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Disabled American Veterans NSO Mobile Unit

Do you have questions about your veteran benefits? Need help filing a claim?
Would you like more information about your rights? The DAV National Service
Officer Mobile Unit will be at the Vermont Veterans Home near the Luke Crispe
Room on Thursday, November 2, 2017 from 9:00 am-3:00 pm. You will receive
free information and help with all your questions and concerns by our qualified
National Service Officer. This is open to all Veterans and their family members.
You do not need to be a member of the Disabled American Veterans to take advantage
of this service. Please bring your social security number and any pertinent documents
that will help file your claim. For more information, call Lisa Sloan at (802) 688-
9644. Please leave a message if necessary.

We at the Vermont Veterans Home desire to express our gratitude to every

John G. McCullough Free Library in
N. Bennington, VT - (802) 447-7121
Programs and Events for Adults
Ongoing Programs:
Book Review Roundtable: Every Tuesday at 5:30PM. Have you read something amazing? Share
your thoughts with your neighbors. Learn about books you might like to read as well! Locally
sourced snacks will be available.
Device Drop-in Hours: Every Thursday from 2:00- 4:00PM and by appointment. Want to learn
more about how you can access tens of thousands of ebooks and e-audibooks for free with your
tablet, smartphone, home computer or laptop and your library card? Stop in and learn more! Bring
your device along and well get you set up!
Adult Coloring: Every Friday from 1:00-6:00 PM. Relax and unwind with intricate coloring pages!
Ongoing Programs:
Tales for Tots: Every Saturday morning at 10:30. Join this growing group for stories, songs, lit-
eracy- building activities and occasional crafts. All ages are welcome!
Lego Club: Every Friday afternoon from 3:00 -6:00 PM. A different theme each week! Show off
your fabulous creation for an entire week in our display case! Check out the Lego Challenge Cards,
see if you can create the task on each card!
Mothers Support Group: This special group will meet the first Saturday of every month! The
group is open to all mothers, mothers-to-be and anyone considering motherhood. Event is free. No
reservations are required. Little ones are welcome! Brought to you in conjunction with Green Mountain
Birth Connections. .
U.S. military Veteran, past and present for their unwavering service to our
country. Let us all remember, if not for their assurance of liberty, we would
not have the rights and freedoms their sacrifice bestows on us all. We live in
the greatest nation on earth because of their commitment to Duty, Honor, and
Country. Please join with me and thank our Veterans and their families for
their service on this Veterans Day.
Thank you,
Melissa Jackson
CEO / Administrator
Vermont Veterans Home
ROAST PORK DINNER is Saturday, November 4th, at the Pawlet Community
Church. The Ladies and Gentlemens Supper Club invite you to dinner starting at
4:30pm. More info:Doreen Mach at 802-325-3428 or Judy Coolidge at 802-325-
3073. Take out orders can also be made on the day of the dinner by calling the
church at 802-325-3022. - Cost of dinner is: Adults $12.00 Age 12 $6.00 5
& under - free
RENOWNED LENSEMBLE CHAMBER MUSIC GROUP WILL PRESENT
GOOD VIBRATIONS, a concert featuring such seldom heard, highly vibrating
instruments as the theramin*, glass armonica** and saw***, on Sunday, November
12 at 3 p.m. Oldcastle Theatre, 331 Main St., Bennington, VT. This is LEnsembles
fifth season in residence at Oldcastle.
Tickets are $18 in advance/$25 at door and $10 for students. Tickets are available
at www.oldcastletheatre.org or by calling (802) 447-0564.

FRENCH FILM: Molire- Saturday, November 11, 1pm, Troy Public Library,
100 Second Street, Troy, NY, free, presented by La Fdration Franco-Amricaine
du New York. In 1657, playwright/actor Molire, having been given a theater in
the capital by the King, is back in Paris after touring the kingdom of France with
his company of players. One day, a young lady asks him to follow her to the deathbed
of her mother... Thirteen years earlier, Molire already runs a troupe but goes broke
and is thrown to prison. Fortunately (?) his debt is covered by Monsieur Jourdain,
a rich man who wants him to help him rehearse a one-act play he has written with
a view to seducing a beautiful bright young widow, Climne. As Jourdain is married
to Elmire, and is the respectable father of two daughters his design must remain
secret so Molire is introduced into the house as Tartuffe, an austere priest...Written
by Guy Bellinger (French with English subtitles. Running time 2hr, PG-13) As a
courtesy, please call the Troy Public Library at 518-274-7071 to reserve a seat.
Follow La Fdration Franco-Amricaine du New York at
www.albanyareafrenchclub.com and Facebook.

THE CAMBRIDGE HISTORICAL SOCIETY & MUSEUM is pleased to

announce that Dr. Wayne Laverty will be the guest speaker on Thursday, November
9th at 7:30 p.m. at the museum on Broad St. in Cambridge. Dr. Laverty will lead a
discussion of the Vietnam era medical needs during active duty. Dr. Laverty is an
Stu Maguires active member and officer of the Captain Maxson American Legion Post #634. He
is a native of Cambridge, joined the Navy as a licensed physician and served in the
Equipment Sales, Inc. Japanese theater during the Vietnam era. This will end the museums summer-long
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conflict through the years. Saving Our History....Honoring Our Past.