Arlington Adds Four New Teachers and Returning Staff
Arlington school system announces four new hires at Fisher Elementary and Arlington Memorial High School. New teachers include Allen Sulkowski in third grade, Marcia Steckler in French, Eugenia Rosnick in business education, and Stephen White in math and science. Several teachers return to grades one through four, with professional development and church-related events planned in September and mid month. Community groups host education workshops and church food sales nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Fisher Elementary School
Allen Sulkowski
University of Connecticut
Pownal Center
Arlington Memorial High School
Marcia Steckler
Shaftsbury
Smith College
Eugenia Rosnick
Dunellen
N.J
Montclair State
Stephen White
Bennington
Castleton
Eleanor Owen
Margery Hanson
Evelyn Beattie
Inez Smith
Helen Clawson
Marilyn King
Ski Area Promotion Aired by Chamber
Manchester Chamber of Commerce discussed a unified ski lodge promotion for Manchester, Bromley, Magic Mountain, and Stratton Mountain. Led by McLernon Wall and Thorner, the plan combines lodging listings under Ski the Big Three, distributing 100000+ copies to ski shows clubs agencies and 400 eastern ski shops. The board also approved a limited member accommodation directory for office distribution.
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Manchester
Bromley
Magic Mountain
Stratton Mt
Chamber of Commerce
Leon Marks
Chamber
William Mallin
Richard McLernon
Burr Wall
Bromley Mt
Hans Thorner
Magic Mt
Stratton
Manchester Chamber of Commerce
Green Mountain Association
North Village School Tax Rate Set for 1969
The North Bennington School Board approved a school tax rate of 5.20 for 1969 after voters backed the budget at the June meeting. Grand List increases total about 2,700, with roughly 2,300 in the Village and 400 in District 1. Total 1969 village residents’ tax is 7.25, including Bennington Town tax, highway tax, village tax, and school tax. District 1 total tax is 36.35, including Shaftsbury town tax, highway tax, and district tax. Twenty-two items mention brochure, directory, and leadership appointments for local businesses and meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Treas
Arthur E. Wick
Shaftsbury
North Bennington Village
Bennington
North Eton
Shaftsbury Elementary Opens Sept 3
Shaftsbury Elementary will start full sessions on September 3 with kindergarten morning bus students and afternoon walkers. Milk program begins September 8 and car fare is four cents. 16 new students registered Wednesday. School board seeks a crossing guard for Route 7 and East Street, two and a half hours daily. contact Joseph Crossman at 2 9498. Marie-Louise Sirois to teach Levels 1 and 2 in Sunderland.
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Shaftsbury
Samuel Carrara
Carrara
Joseph Crossman
Route 7
East St
Crossman
Manchester School Registration Open With Bus Routes Details
Registration for Manchester Elementary for new students runs Wednesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. New students may not be registered on the first day. Parents should bring previous school information for placement. School hours are 8:30 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. Walkers dismiss at 3:20 p.m. Lunch and milk tickets go on sale Aug 28–29, with prices listed. Bus routes 1 through 3 and trips 1 and 2 detail pick up times and stops, including Albert Thibault, Sherman Tow sley, and Robert Fowler as drivers. routes cover Bischoff's, North Road, Route 30, West Road, Dillingham, Franklin and Seminary Avenues, Center Hill, Elm Street, Baker's, River Road, Richville Road, Lincoln Avenue, Maple Street, and East Manchester Road.
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Manchester
Dillingham
Franklin and Seminary Avenues
Albert Thibault
Lorette Avenue
Dufresne Pond Road
Depot Street
Highland Ave
Center Hill Corner
Elm Street
Sherman Towsley
Baker’s
River Road
Richville Road
Lincoln Avenue
Lorette Ave
Gilbert’s
Maple _ Street
Hosley
North Road
Town Line
Beech Street
Barnumville Road
Robert Fowler
West End
East Manchester
Wessner
Dee Kilburn
Way’s Lane
Main Street
Library Corner
Skyline Drive
West Road
Cornell’s
Weston Flea Market Sale to Benefit New Pool Project
Weston town plans its annual flea market on Saturday August 30 1969 at the recreation field off Route 100 proceeds fund work on the new pool and recreation field food will be provided by organizers community volunteers organize the event to support local recreation facilities
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Weston
Route
Turkey shoot to aid Peru Fire Company at Farnum pit
A turkey shoot is scheduled Sunday August 31 at 10 a.m. at Ray Farnum's gravel pit. Rifles pistols and shotguns will be used for target shooting and running deer events. Proceeds benefit the Peru Volunteer Fire Company with signs posted at Peru entrances and refreshments provided.
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Peru
Ray Farnum
Fire damages Cushman Building in North Bennington
The North Bennington Fire Department responded to a blaze at the H. T. Cushman Mfg. Corp. plant on Water Street around 3 30 p m on Wednesday. The fire started in a spray booth and was quickly put out. Interior smoke and water damage were reported, with no damage estimate available for the new building completed about a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
H. T. Cushman Mfg. Corp
Water Street
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Arlington Schools
Charles LaBatt
Lillian Frost
Panama City
Fla
Edward LaBatt
Abbie Irene
Danby
Poultney
Norwich State Fire Academy
Donald Keough
Dwane Hoyt
Richard King
Donald Pickering
Daniel Zimmer
Janice Coley
Francine Endrea
John Brehm
Henry Vane Dine
Norma Mc Shane
Lillian Johnson
Daniel Foster
Prin
Jane Aaron
Herbert Eddy
Thomas Gaffney
Dale Gilmour
Roger Hanson
Mary Henning
Wayne King
Mary Ann Mento
David Mosher
Kenneth Nicholson
Kenneth St. Germain
Anna Marsh
R. Joe Godfrey
Timothy Williams
Steven Bliss
Melanie Otis P.O. Box
First Congregational Church
Ladies of the First Baptist Church
Guild of St. Margaret of the Zion Episcopal Church
Heinel’s Clothing
Factory Point National Bank
DuPont’s
Corfam
Oxford C
MON. Plaza
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
Bennington, Vermont
Finast
Grants Credit
Grants Credit Way
North Village
Don Powers
Larry Duffany
Wendy Cram
Tim Burns
George Forbes
Shaftsbury Elementary
Rutland
Bennington - Rutland Supervisory Union
Sunderland
Marie - Louise Sirois
Bischoff’s
Turkey
Cushman
Wpr
Grants
Grants Bradford House
S.s
Dciston
S.S. Pierce Co
Boston
Mass
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