Cambridge School Board OKs Furniture Purchase
Cambridge Central School Board granted Principal Charles W. Bowler approval to buy new elementary furniture for 265 dollars and a cafetorium stage curtain and backdrop for about 400 dollars. Enrollment stands at 1,224 with other motions including item sales, bus for tournament, and roof repair concerns noted.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Charles W. Bowler
Cambridge Central School Board
Bowler
Everett Ashworth
Robert Beoker
Beoker
Charles Green
South Glens Falls First
Moon
Civil Defense
Two youths plead guilty in municipal court car theft case
In Bennington, 17-year-olds Eric Sallisky of Shaftsbury and Robert Buzzell of Bennington pleaded guilty to stealing a 1957 Chevrolet owned by Eugene LaCroix. They were held without bail pending a pre sentence investigation as Judge George M. Fienberg assigned counsel for both.
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George M. Fienberg
Eric Sallisky
Shaftsbury
Robert Buzzell
Bennington
Eugene LaCroix
Fienberg
Atty
John P. Morrissey
Sallisky
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Buzzell
Frederick J. Wright
Woodford
Wright
Virginia Millard
River St
Manchester
Miss Lillie
Bennington Village
Millard
River Street
LaCroix
Eagle Square
Ed North
William Sherman
Gage St
John B. Harte
Sherman
Karl Harrington
Harrington
Depot Street
William Ostrander
Carrigan Lane
Harte
YMCA Board Members Attend N E Conference
Bennington Area YMCA board members Waldo C. Holden James F. Davis and secretary Leonard J. Black joined local Y leaders from Southington Plainville Middlesex County and Hartford at a Hartford meeting of the New England Area Council of YMCAs. The session covered the Area Direction Setting Project to boost local Y guidance and programs with guidance from Harold D. Barnes Pittsfield area council president Robert E. Carroll Hartford area board chairman and Orville H. Emmons executive secretary.
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Bennington Area
Ymca Board of Directors
Waldo C. Holden
James F. Davis
Leonard J. Black
Hartford, Conn
New England
Robert E. Carroll
Hartford
Middlesex County
Conn
Pittsfield
Boston
Mass
Bennington
Vermont to pay mental health chief $145 daily for part time
Vermont will compensate Dr. Jonathan P. Leopold of Buffalo for part time mental health duties through June at about $145 per day plus expenses. The pay covers roughly two to three days weekly, totaling around $10,440 for six months before he possibly becomes full time. Leopold’s arrangement precedes Vermont’s first full time mental health commissioner.
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Montpelier
UPD
State of
Vermont
Jonathan P. Leopold
Buffalo
N.Y
State Board of Mental Health
Philip H. Hoff
Bruce Mosher
Leopold
Washington County swears in first Democratic side judge
In Montpelier UPI retired railroad man Harry Cunningham was sworn in today as the first Democratic side judge in Washington County. Atty Gen elect John Connarn administered the oath in municipal court. Cunningham replaces Republican Arthur H. Bartlett of Marshfield who resigned after refusing to seek re election. Arthur Colburn and Wilsey Brisbane were the Republicans elected last Nov 3. However
College Official Questions Middlesex College Brochure
Gov. Philip Hoff expressed concern over promotional material from Middlesex College noting statements that could mislead while the campus remains largely undeveloped. College President Georges DeNagy defended the brochure as for plans for 1965 66, with buildings set to be completed later. Ground has been broken for several structures, but only an administration building exists in reality.
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Georges DeNagy
Hoff
Bennington Lanes Advertises Weekend Hours and Dinner
Bennington brief notes no skating at the pool until further notice. Cable across the driveway means no skating or ice damage. Iron Kettle Weekend Special offers baked Virginia ham with pineapple slices. Complete dinner priced at 1 50. Lanes open Saturdays from 9 30 a m ADV Dec 12.
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Virginia
Bennington
County orders Catcher in the Rye removed from schools
Savannah UPI reports Chatham County schools were ordered to remove J. D. Salinger novel The Catcher in the Rye after a civic group alleged the book contains excessive vulgar language. The work follows a young boy's adventures in New York City.
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Savannah, Ga
UPI
Catcher In the Rye
Chatham County
Thord Marshall
Marshall
Citizens For Decent Literature
J. D. Salinger
New York City
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