Union outlines 1966 67 budget for Mt. Anthony union high school
Mt. Anthony Union School Board sets 925 895 operating budget for the district as the new union high school and converted Bennington junior high prepare to open in 1966. Major item is 546 275 for instruction with 251 junior high and 40 senior high teachers. debt service totals 169 891 and transportation 60 090. Plans include tax implications to be discussed before the May 5 bond vote.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington Catholic High School
Union and Parochial School Boards
Union High School
Bennington
Bennington High School
Bendi
Union District
Aux’y
Obituary notices for Myrtle Cudihhee and Bertha Stockwell
Myrtle Cudihhee 74 of Peterborough wife of James Cudihhee and daughter of the late Fred Cook died Wednesday in Peterborough. Survived by husband, one sister, two brothers, eleven children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Episcopal Church Peterborough. Burial in family lot there. Bertha Stockwell longtime proprietor of a vegetable and flower stand on Pownal Road died April 6 at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Services held at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home with Rev. Isabel G. King officiating. burial at Park Lawn Cemetery attended by friends and relatives from Pittsfield Boston Williamstown and area.
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Peterborough
N.H
Myrtle (Cook) Cudihhee
James Cudihhee
Fred Cook
Marion Mattison
Bennington
Roy Cook
Leon Cook
Whitingham
Episcopal Church
Bertha A. Stockwell
Pownal Road
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home
Isabel G. King
Pownal Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Pittsfield
Boston
Williamstown
Mass
Voter Checklist Delays for Union District Bond Vote
In Vermont towns including Shaftsbury Woodford Bennington and Pownal the bond election voters must use district checklists posted at each town or school. Union district eligible voters can add names at Bennington Elementary School on April 16 and May 2. Absentee ballots available April 13 to May 1 via Mrs Lucy W Johnson with specific hours.
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Cullough
North Bennington
Pownal Town
Pownal Center
Shaftsbury Town
Cole Hall
Woodford Town
Woodford Hollow
Shaftsbury
Woodford
Bennington
Pownal
North Pownal
Union District Board of Civil Authority
Our Lady of Peace Mount Opens as Vermont Novitiate
The Sisters of St. Thomas establish a new novitiate and retreat house at Our Lady of Peace Mount in North Bennington Vermont. Mother Mary Hermann will remain superior. four American postulants training in France are expected to join soon. An open house will be held Sunday April 12 from 2 30 to 4 30 p m for area residents to visit the property and meet the sisters.
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Russell Tinkham
Shaftsbury
Our Lady of Peace Mount
Vermont
Mary Hermann
Norwalk
North Bermington
Mary Michael
Mary Armel
Mary Anna
France
Robert F. Joyce
Burlington
St. John the Baptist
North Bennington
Hermann
St. John’s
Walter F. Miller
Sisters of St
Sisters of St. Thomas
Vermont Board Grants Union High School District
The Vermont Board of Education approved forming the La Moille Union School District by merging the Johnson and Cambridge high schools with 170 and 136 students respectively. Towns voted March 3 to merge. The board also approved Vermont’s share of the Dresden District cost and a $189,500 expenditure for a major addition to the interstate school district building.
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Interstate School
Civil Rights Conference At Middlebury College
Middlebury College hosts a two day civil rights conference on integration now or together with speakers Bayard Rustin Jack Greenberg and Ernest Van den Haag. They will also visit classes as part of the event sponsored by the Middlebury Board of Governors. Bennington police report two cars slightly damaged in a Main Street collision and a car theft from behind the A and P market. owners identified as Clifford Barber Grace McSherry and Laverie Harrington.
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Middlebury
UPC
Middlebury College
Bayard Rustin
Jack Greenberg
Legal Defense of
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ernest van den Haag
New York University
The
Middlebury Board of Governors
Bennington Village
Main St
Clifford Barber
Bennington
Grace McSherry
Gage St
A & P Market
South Street
Laverie Harrington
South Shaftsbury
Harrington
Frame-up claims fuel Hazard miners aid group
Kentucky story links Gibson to a nationwide push that formed the Committee to Aid the Hazard Miners. Students at a conference heard the charge framed as a frame-up. Thirteen co-defendants are bailed. Police said a group tried to blow up a bridge near Hazard, but Gibson’s car was found elsewhere and witnesses saw no actual blast.
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Gibson
Hazard
Bennington Briefs Highlights April Local Events
YMCA Auxiliary card party canceled. Knights of Columbus plan Brattleboro trip for major degree. Gold Star Mothers set meeting at VFW to elect officers. Friends of College of St. Joseph the Provider fund a Quinlan's drug store food sale for a new dormitory. Iron Kettle and driving range updates tie into weekend and April 10 notices.
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Knights of Columbus
Brattleboro
Gold Star
VFW
Friends of the College of St. Joseph
Quinlan’s
Creative Science Course Outlined for Teachers
Wallace Sawyer describes an elementary science program to Bennington High teachers aimed at fostering creative thinking and student discoveries. The Ford Foundation funded project through ESI of Watertown supports lab work, student experiments, and inquiry based learning with inexpensive apparatus and teaching aids.
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Bennington High School
Wallace Sawyer
ESI
Ford Foundation
Paul E. Kirsch
Benhi
Sawyer
National Science Foundation
Watertown
Carrigan Lane Cleanup Advances After Debris Spotted
Village President Salvatore Santarcangelo and Police Chief Edward Silver toured Carrigan Lane noting progress in cleaning junked cars and debris on the LaFlamme property. Richard Jones was not present, but two men who received Jones’s debris pledged cleanup within two days.
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Carrigan Lane
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Edward Silver
Richard Jones
Henry LaFlamme
Jones
Hospital Notes and Birth Announcements Featured
Discharges include Bertie Reynolds Whitingham and others. Births report a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Strait Hoosick Falls and a son Peter Cheney born March 27 to Mr and Mrs Jonathan Fleming of New York City. The newborn’s father previously worked on The Banner staff as reporter-photographer. couple also has David and Molly. Baby weighed six pounds seven ounces.
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Peter Cheney
Jonathan Fleming
New York City
The
Banner
David
Molly
East Arlington Man Fined for DUI After Crash
DeForest W. Jones, 52, was fined 105.10 in Municipal Court after pleading guilty to driving under the influence. Police said a March 25 crash between East Arlington and Arlington left his car hitting a guard rail. blood test showed 0.191 percent alcohol. The defense cited prescription drug use and beer, but the judge imposed the mandatory license-revocation and expressed pity for the defendant due to transportation needs.
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East Arlington
George M. Fienberg
Atty. R. Marshall Witten
DeForest W. Jones
Arlington
Witten
Jones
John B. Harte
Harte
Fienberg
Stock Averages Mixed as Markets Open
The noon Dow Jones industrials stood at 822.24, up .89 with 30 stocks. Railroads rose to 194.59 and utilities to 138.46, while the composite average reached 285.59 with a .65 gain. Trading volume totaled 2,330,000 shares.
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Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
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Bennington Briefs
YMCA
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New England
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Resentative of Educational Services Inc
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Ernest H. Javery
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Terry Lee Brown
Jacksonville
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Marion Nichols
Rose Brownell
Carmella Brander
Helen O’neil
Hoosick Falls
Arthur Hover
Robin Green
Catherine Brownell
Eagle Bridge
Robert Strait
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