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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1966

Page

16

Early Takeover Planned For Educating the Retarded

Bennington area officials consider an earlier transfer of responsibility for education of mentally retarded children from BFRC to the merged Bennington School District starting in 1966 67. A special committee will study impacts and report next month, with BFRC conditions including standards space staffing and advisory role.

Bennington New Bennington School District Inc Bennington Friends of Retarded Children Inc BFRC Red Brick Shaftsbury Howard F. Kelley Jean Garvin Vermont Department of Education Stewart E. Allen Kelley Miss Garvin Anthony Pello Richard Sleeman Harriet Davis Earle Forman Julius H. Manes Mt. Anthony Union State Department of Education

North Bennington funerals for Kinney and Gates reflect community ties

The Kinney funeral at Mahar & Son and St. John the Baptist Church honored Rivers ides resident Catherine Kinney with a Requiem High Mass. Pearl W. Gates, famed barber and sportsman, had services at Mahar & Son, with multiple fraternal groups in attendance and entombment planned for spring at South Shaftsbury Cemetery.

North Bennington Catherine Kinney Rivers Side Mahar & Son Funereal St. John the Baptist Church Thomas Bransfield Father Bransfield Harold L. Haverington Frank E. Hurley Wile Liam F. Sorenson George Hendee Father Bransefield Park Lawn Chapel Pearl W. Gates East Main St Mahar & Son Funeral Home Alfred Scott North Benning Ben Mont Gates Winfield Loyal Order of Moose Vernon Hollister Robert Olin Jr Eric Lantz Howard Dahl Bennington

Shaftsbury Man Injured In East Road Accident

A Shaftsbury man, Ernest Leonard Jr., 29, was admitted in fair condition to Putnam Memorial Hospital after a collision on East Road in Bennington near Lovers Lane. He was a passenger in a car driven by his father, with both occupants injured.

Shaftsbury Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Lovers Lane Ernest Leonard Jr Ernest Leonard Sr Jack E. Griffis Leonard Griffis

Board Delays Hiring Mt Anthony High Principal

Mt Anthony Union High School faces delays in selecting a new principal as additional information on several candidates comes in. The board chaired by Marian Taylor and Supt. Howard F Kelley have interviewed since late January. one candidate appears strong, but decisions are postponed to give full consideration. Interviews resume tonight with a likely choice within one to two weeks and the hired principal will help select other administrators and faculty.

Mt. Anthony Union High School Marian Taylor Union School Board Howard F. Kelley Wild Bedford House Highways Committee Hoff Regional Highway Council Republican Legislative Caucus Philip H. Hoff Bedeford Richard W. Mallory Fairlee U.S. 4 West Rutland New York State Line U.S. 7 Rutland Pownal Highway Department Hoff Vere Sion

Bennington Briefs snow Valley and local ski reports

Snow Valley in Winhall shows a 6 to 38 inch base with 14 inches packed powder and all lifts operating, while Stratton Mountain reports 25 to 42 inches packed powder and excellent conditions. Haystack Mountain notes 28 to 44 inches with varied lift conditions. temperatures near 30 to 40 degrees and partly cloudy skies. A Bennington Club dinner featuring rock cornish hen is set for Saturday evening with reservations required by noon and dancing afterward. ========

Snow Valley Winhall Marion Stanwood Overlea Inn Fairview Elmost Stratton Mountain Haystack Mountain Bennington Club George Raymond Romain Letourneau Walter Dunham James DeLong Paige Heald James Shea

Union Board To Bill Molly Stark School Use

The Bennington School District Inc. directors decided to bill Mt Anthony Union School District for use of the Molly Stark School junior high wing during the 1966 67 year. The action followed a merger of the Bennington Graded and Greater Bennington districts forming the new elementary district effective July 1.

Union Board Molly Stark New Bennington School District Inc Mt. Anthony Union Bennington Greater Bennington Mt. Anthony Franklin Riley Riley Prudential Committee Stewart E. Allen William F.D. Smith Harriet Davis

Bennington District Board Delays Staffing Plan Actions

The merged Bennington School District board reviews Superintendent Kelley’s staffing recommendations for the first year. options cover art music French physical education health services and special programs. Budget rundown and cost alternatives are requested before prioritizing implementations.

Bennington Howard F. Kelley Kelley

Lawmakers Debate Medium Security Institution for Youth Offenders

Vermont legislators discuss a $1.25 million medium security plan and potential reuse of Pittsford Sanatorium for youthful offenders. Officials weigh need versus cost, with Rep. Chalmers advocating building rethink and Rep. Wallace highlighting rehabilitation economics. Woodhull notes Randolph treatment center pilot possibility.

Bennington County John V. Woodhull Chalmers Joseph Carraccilla R-3 Bennington James Wallace Wallace Woodhull Randolph

Bennington district outlines 1966 67 plan with new teachers and bond proposal

The Bennington area board approves adding three primary grade teachers to lower class load, budget permitting. It plans a bond issue in April for a new elementary school on Stark Street, with possible June voter action if April is too tight.

Kelley Bennington First Baptist Church Stark Street

Williamstown veteran Charles Garrison dies at 71

Charles E. Garrison, 71, WWI veteran, died Tuesday at North Adams Hospital after a short illness. A native of Pittsfield, he worked in GE naval ordnance, then the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and retired last year after 25 years with Williamstown highway and water departments. Survivors include wife Minnie Hunter, two daughters, a son, two brothers, a sister, and 13 grandchildren. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. in Williamstown with full military honors at Southlawn Cemetery.

Williamstown Mass Charles E. Garrison North Adams Hospital Pittsfield Naval Ordnance Department General Electric Company U.S. Department of Agriculture Garrison American Legion Post Minnie Hunter John Chapman Ella Allen West Lebanon N.H Anthony Garrison Petersburg N.Y George M. Garrison San Carelos Calif Andrew C. Garrison Ella M. Downing Jamesville Sherman-Burbank Southlawn Cemetery

Hospital Notes yields admissions and wide birth announcements

The Wednesday list shows admissions for Mrs Doris St Hilaire Falls Mrs Mary Maguire Ernest Leonard Jr and others from Bennington Shaftsbury and Manchester. Discharges include Master Frank Bolster Jr and Master Dale Long. Birth notices report Devan John Pray at Okinawa and sons born in Troy Centrela Inglewood Albany and Bennington with parental and grandparent details.

Doris St. Hilaire Hoosick Falls Mary Maguire Bennington Ernest Leonard Jr Shaftsbury Frank Bolster Jr Manchester Dale Long Donna Lampton Donna McDermott Devan John Darold J. Pray Naha Air Force Base Okinawa Aireman Pray Charlmar Pray Gage Street Darlene Coonz Orwin Coonz North Bennington Samaritan

Police Probe Burglary At Thompson Manufacturing

Village police investigated a burglary at the Thompson Manufacturing Company on West Main Street and Ben Mont Avenue. A break overnight left vending machines emptied of change and smashed, with no immediate signs of forced entry.

Thompson Manufacturing Company West Main Street Ben Mont Avenue Thompson

Stock Averages Report At Noon On Wall Street And Bond Market

Dow Jones industrials stand at 992.48 down 2.67 while 20 railroads rise to 265.62 up .80 and 15 utilities move to 148.03 down .27. The composite average sits at 351.34, down .26 as total volume reaches 4,940,000 shares.

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