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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1966

Page

6

North Bennington Board Defers Oil Burner Bid Until Monday

North Bennington School Board postponed awarding the oil burner installation contract after reviewing four bids. The engineer from Jenin son Heating Engineers will visit Monday to discuss the project with the board before a final award. The meeting also covered part time teachers, calendar dates, and diploma validity.

North Bennington Board North Bennington Jennison Heating Engineers Burlington William FE. Dailey Jr Dailey Leon E. Wagner Wagner Ben

Nolan Named Acting Principal at North Bennington

North Bennington School Board named Robert P. Nolan acting principal for elementary grades starting in September. He will also teach Grade 6 and receive 300 dollars for the interim post. Nolan is a graduate of Castleton State College and has taught at the district for seven years. The appointment lasts one year while Mt Anthony Union Schools use part of the plant, after which a principal with part time administration is planned.

Nington Ymca Wagner The NBHS Catherine Corcoran Mt. Anthony Union High School Mt. Anthony Dailey Bennington Arlington Shaftsbury Pownal North Bennington Robert P. Nolan Nolan Supt Leon &. Wagner State College

Life on Venus: Johns Hopkins Scientists Find Possible Habitat

Two Johns Hopkins researchers say Venus could host life as we know it with habitable zones where humans might feel comfortable. They cite temperatures from 9 to 580 degrees Fahrenheit, noting large intermediate regions that could support life, per the Astrophysical Journal.

Washington UPI Johns Hopkins University Venus Solar System Earth William Plummer John Strong The Astrophysical Journal

Loyalty Day Parade Origins in Manchester

The Loyalty Day Parade in Manchester marks a 16 year tradition tied to the Veterans of Foreign Wars. May 1, designated as a worldwide Communist celebration, is observed here for local patriotism by VFW posts, with proclamations from presidential, congressional, and Gov. Philip Hoff. The parade starts at 2 p.m.

Manchester National Organization of the Veterans of Foreign Wars VFW Philip H. Hoff

Mt. Anthony Notifies HFCS On Tuition

Hoosick Falls Central School trustees learned Mt. Anthony School District in Bennington will stop paying tuition for HFCS students. Seven Vermont students attend at 300 dollars yearly. two families plan to cover costs personally, with an estimated 1500 dollars lost. Math teacher Yvonne Lynds, HFCS class of 1961 valedictorian, will teach grades 7 10 and 11. Reading teacher Julia Hoover was approved to attend a Reading Conference at Syracuse University May 20 21.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Board of Education Hoosick Falls Central School Mt. Anthony Bennington Vermont Yvonne Lynds Yvonne Cadoret HFCS St. Lawrence University Lynds Hudson Falls Buskirk Julia Hoover Syracuse University

Wedding Invitation for Tamara Lavoy and Douglas Duncan

Relatives and friends are invited to the May 7 wedding of Tamara Lavoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond C. Lavoy, to Douglas Duncan, son of Mrs. Grace Duncan and the late Frank Duncan, at Congregational Church in Wilmington with Rev. Henry Peck officiating. A reception follows at Ironstone, West Dover. The Civils band will perform at the Wilmington High School Freshman Dance on April 29 and the End of the Year party at Red House on April 30.

Tamara Lavoy Raymond C. Lavoy Douglas Duncan Grace Duncan Frank Duncan Congregational Church Wilmington Henry Peck Ironstone West Dover The Civils John Rice Searsburg Danny Look Larry Boupart Linda Goodwin Rockey Radash Wilmington High School Red House

Wood Flong Scores a First In Water Pollution Control

HOOSICK FALLS N Y The Wood Flong Corporation plant the first industrial pollution control in Rensselaer County discussed at the Capital District section meeting at Dave Victor's Restaurant More than 60 attendees including health officials engineers and college representatives learned that the plant operations meet expectations The overall cost is listed at 155 000 An inspection tour of the Wood Flong facilities followed the meeting with emphasis on stereotyping dry mats and the Hoosick River clean up timetable for three-state area by 1970

Hoolick Falls N. Y Wood Flong Corporation Rensselaer County Capital District New York State Water Control Association Dave Victor Ralph Millington John Mason Wood Flong Massachusetts Health Department RPI John Forster Shultz- Forster Hungerford and Terry Clayton N.Y Forster Millington Hoosick Falls Millington and Mason Stanley Fifield Fred Wurtenberger Albany Wurtenberger New England New York Hoosick River Health Department State Water Control Association White Beaumont

Burr and Burton celebrates Spanish Week in April

Burr and Burton Seminary in Manchester observes Modern Foreign Language Month with Spanish Week led by Mrs Isabel Wilkins. Students staged skits, studied Holy Week in Spain, heard Carlos Montoya on guitar, and wore created tags. Decorations by Grace Parker and Susan Miller, stamps display by Charles Holden, and flamenco and classical guitar pieces by Segovia Bresko Katcher featured. Nottingham jail poster reads Join These Men.

Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary Isabel Wilkins Margaret Phillips Sally Stannard Cynthia Fleming Spain Carlos Montoya Seata Seville Burr and Burton BBS Andres Segovia Carol Bresko Julia Katcher

Wilmington Masons Install Officers in Special Meeting

Social Lodge 38 F and A M held its installation of officers at the Masonic Temple in Wilmington. New officers include Richard Chapman as worshipful master and Clinton Hall serving as Tyler. Past master William Hall noted as the third generation to hold the post. Preceding rites included past masters degree for Richard Chapman Howard Bemis and Paul Lesure. Refreshments followed.

Wilmington F&am Masonic Temple Richard Chapman Lynde Kimball Peter Barton M. R. Greene Ralph D. Medbury George Crafts Guy E. Nido Jr William Armstrong Charles Staib Kenworth Kimball Gordon Rice Clinton Hall Tyler Hall Walter A. Hall Clinton M. Hall William Pool Gerald Jacobs Social Lodge Howard Bemis Unity Lodge Jacksonville Paul Lesure Balance Rock Readsboro

Hoosick Grangers Present The Enchanted Garden Show

Hoosick Grange presents a two night stand of The Enchanted Garden at Grange Hall starting tonight at 8 and continuing Saturday. Burt Rockwood accompanies, with his orchestra providing rounds and square music led by Sonny Olsen. Vocal solos by Roger Moseley Kim Nelson Raymond Calhoun Warren Jones Donald Sutton Arlene Geraldine Lorraine Cornell Kathy Griswold. Instrumental solos by William Cottrell Ernest Tilley Danny Tilley. Randy James Arnold Jones perform a novelty act. Susan Elliott pantomime. Mrs Almon Hewitt monologue. Jane Brenenstuhl baton act. Tap dancers include Jane Kipp Cindy Colvin Teddy Van Orman Kathy Griswold Sandy Roscoe. Opening number stars Alma Carol Brenenstuhl Arlene Geraldine Lorraine Cornell Joan Cipperly Lillian Hewitt with welcome by Mrs Paul Cipperly.

Hoosick N.Y Hoosick Grange Enchanted Garden Grange Hall Burt Rockwood Sonny Olsen Roger Moseley Kim Nelson Raymond Calhoun Warren Jones Donald Sutton Arlene Geraldine Lorraine Cornell Kathy Griswold Randy James Arnold Jones Susan Elliott Almon Hewitt Jane Brenenstuhl Jane Kipp Cindy Colvin Teddy van Orman Kathy Gris

Panel of Burr and Burton quiz show stars named

The Burr and Burton Seminary faculty named the Manchester participants for tonight's Little Red Schoolhouse quiz show on WRGB-TV at 7 30. Readers include Steve Rosencrantz Margaret Phillips John Finlay all of Dorset and Peter Moore of Winhall. Alternates are Manchesterites Nancy Carman and Paul H Bullock Jr. About 40 seminary students will travel by Austin Romney's bus to Schenectady to watch the telecast.

Wrgb-Tv Burr and Burton Seminary Steve Rosencrantz Margaret Phillips John Finlay Dorset Peter Moore Winhall

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