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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1965

Page

6

Arlington Garden Club Tour of Eight Homes Planned

Arlington Garden Club announces a House and Garden Tour on August 17 from 12:30 to 5:30 pm. Eight houses, old and new, will feature table settings for luncheons to parties with a tea garden at Miller Smith’s Vermont 313 home. Proceeds benefit Flowers and Services Inc. Tickets expected at $2.50, available from members or day-of info booth at Arlington Community House.

Arlington Arlington Garden Club Charles Canfield U.S. 7 Jonathan Cobb Vermont Canfield Sydney E. Stokes Sunderland Old New England Robert Miller Smith Fernand E. Gendron Flowers and Services Inc Garden Club Adies Sydney N. Stokes Christian W. Schafer Fermand E. Gendron Richard K. Miles Sr Donald

Hoosick Falls approves extra 45000 for school addition

Falls voters backed a 104 to 9 referendum to add 45000 to the Hoosick Falls Central School expansion after bids exceeded the prior approval. The new wing will include a kindergarten room two special education rooms a music room eight classrooms locker rooms and an elementary gym. A Jan 18 vote previously approved 565000 for construction.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Falls Central School Board of Education

East Arlington and Sunderland Visit Notes

Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Sargood of East Arlington return from a Lake Bomoseen vacation. Their guests include Arlington teachers and relatives from Arlington and Manchester Conn. Other visits feature Mrs. Ethel Waite with kin, Horton Bahan entertaining a New York City child, and Deborah Wood visiting her grandmother in Danby. Leah and Now Leah are mentioned as sisters taking turns.

Jerry Sargood East Arlington Lake Bomoseen Lakeside Larry Davis Arlington Jon Davis Larry Molloy John Doyle Dianne Keough Sargood Fred Grout Grout Manchester, Conn Danby Leah

Miss Barbara Kenyon Prepares for August 21 Wedding

North Bennington notes show Miss Barbara Kenyon honored at several pre nuptial showers in Manchester Mechanic Street and North Bennington Fire House gatherings. She, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gordon Kenyon, will wed Allan Hill of Sunderland on August 21 at the Baptist Church.

Barbara Kenyon Kenneth Hill Manchester Linda Kenyon Andrea Kenyon Mechanic Street Richard Corcoran Sanford Buxbaum North Bennington Miss Kenyon Gordon Kenyon Allan Hill Sunderland

Daughter born at Cooley Dickens Hospital Florence Mass

A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hubert Loretan of Florence Massachusetts at Cooley Dickens Hospital in Florence. Mrs Loretan is the former Margaret Ruditis, daughter of Mr and Mrs William Ruditis of Classic Street. The Loretans have three other children a girl a girl and a boy.

Cooley Dickens Hospital Florence Mass Hubert Loretan Loretan Margaret Ruditis William J. Ruditis Classic Street

Falls Boards Consider Consultants for Master Plan

In Hoosick Falls a special joint session of the village and town boards with planning boards heard options on a master plan. The two firms quoted costs of 25 000 and 27 000 with state and federal assistance discussed. Federal funds, initially 81 00, may again be available in October. A new consultant is needed after the state nullified Burdis Associates. The group weighed the value against the price and agreed to poll their boards on pursuing the higher-cost plan and preferred consultant, with results to be sent to the Department of Commerce. Attendees included Mayor Leo Albowicz, Town Supervisor John Murphy, and other town and village officials.

Hoolick Falls N.Y Darwin H. Fields Board of Planning New York State Department of Commerce William C. Sorrentino Candeub, Fleissig, Adley and Associates Albany John W John C. Burdis Department of Commerce Burdis Mac Darwin New York 22 Department of Public Works Leo J

Strong Family Guests and Telephone Change in Shaftsbury

The Strong household in Shaftsbury reports a new telephone number 442-6591. Recent visitors include daughter-in-law Mrs. William Strong and two sons from Lanesboro MA who stayed two weeks during Bill’s Camp Drum assignment, plus Ricky and Mark Robinson from Framingham MA visiting grandparents while their mother visited her brother Donald Strong and family in Birmingham MI.

Jesse Strong Strong William Strong Lanesboro Mass Bill Camp Drum Ricky Mark Robinson Framingham Birmingham Mich Donald Strong

Seven Towns Discuss District 32 Administration Meeting

Readsboro officials gathered Thursday night at Readsboro School to review procedures for town clerks and Boards of Civil Authority in District 32. Participants from Pownal and seven towns reviewed district clerk duties, petition filing rules, voter validity checks, and election dates with no firm decisions.

Readsboro Boards of Civil Authority District 32 Reasboro Pownals Rachel Mason Arthur E. George A. Coleman Mason Burton Peckham Charles F. Mason Henry Brown Marcel A. Langlais Ellen Lillie Rolland Roy Harold P. Hicks Martin Lingner Margaret E. Lillie Kenalene J. Collins Doris E. Rice Searsburg Ira D. Whitney Stamford Mersill K. Greene Wilmington Earl F. Yean Dover John T. Carrier Whitingham

North Bennington Sets Sept. 1 Start for School Year

North Bennington officials released the calendar with a Sept. 1 opening. The half day sessions occur on Sept. 1, Nov. 24, and Apr. 8 1966. Students return after holidays and vacations, with exams mid-January and a uniform policy for physical education.

North Bennington

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