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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1963

Page

8

Dorset Budget Talks Highlight Town and School Costs

Dorset officials unveiled the 1963 budgets at Dorset Elementary School with a total town expense of 56 080 and a school bill of 122 285. Key increases come from two $1 000 fire department appropriations new PE teachers and higher high school tuition driven by more students and tuition hikes. The school tax stands at 6.54.

Dorset Ford Shrader Selectmen John Browne Calvin Skinner Skinner Burr and Burton

West Arlington and area notes from community column

Ed and Barbara Reynolds enjoy Lincoln's birthday weekend at a Sandgate Road camp with Barbara a Susquehanna College freshman and band member preparing for a spring tour. The Robert Miller Smiths plan a southern trip to Mexico and Guatemala, then to Remuda Ranch in Arizona to join daughter Ann. Andy Smith a University of Colorado senior may join. Deer are seen grazing, while Mr. Curnel Vaughn feeds an opossum in his barn with apples and milk. Jill becomes the Coleys’ new Michigan student daughter while Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox stays in Putnam hospital. Spring hints appear as forsythia blooms and sap season looms with maple equipment readied. Clifford McKee remains hospitalized in North Adams after an eye injury.

Ed Reynolds Mt. Kisco N.Y Sandgate Road Barbara Susquehana College Pennsylvania New York City Robert Miller Smiths West Arlington San Antonio Texas Mexico City Guatemala Remuda Ranch Arizona Ann Andy Smith Andy University of Colorado At Boulder Curnel Vaughn Jill Henry Coleys East Lansing Mich Coley University of Michigan Kenneth Wilcox Putnam Memorial Hospital Wayside Country Floyd Bentley Sandgate Herb Woodard Clifford McKee North Adams Hospital

Pownal Auxiliary Posts Valentine Sale At Firehouse

The Pownal Fire Department Auxiliary plans a Valentine food sale at the Firehouse tomorrow at 6 30 p m with Mrs Donald Rogers as chairman and a team of volunteers. They also outline a record hop for area youths 10 and over at the Firehouse Friday night with a volunteer committee. The Pownal Center Rescue and First Aid Squadron earned praise for service during the year and highlights include a new Henney Packard ambulance replacing a 1948 model. The unit, formed in 1960, bills itself as free to locals and logged 37 routine, 31 emergency, and 6 transfer calls in 1962, with trips to Putnam Memorial and North Adams Hospitals. Financials show 1961 balance of 207.45 and total funds 817.45, ending 128.31 on Dec 31 1962.

Pownal John Maxmillian Floyd Woodcock Ralph Bishop Pownal Center Henney Packard Putnam Memorial Hospital North Adams Hospital International Rescue and First Aid Association

New Tax Rate For Schools In Arlington

Arlington School Board completed the 1963 64 budget study proposing a tax rate of 9.25 dollars plus a 0.07 dollar fire detector tax totaling 9.32 dollars. Fire detector tax will finish next year. Increased costs cover salaries, new teachers, physical education, building repairs including the music box, attic insulation, gym ceiling painting, rafters stabilization, painting the principal's house, supervision office special education and maintenance. Next board meeting set for Wednesday.

Arlington Arlington School Board Memorial School

Snow White and the Seven Basic Foods Cast Named

Mrs. Jane Cappellino of Central School, Hoolick Falls, N Y, announces a double cast for the fourth to sixth grade production Snow White and the Seven Basic Foods. Snow White is played by Laurie Shaw and Pam Green. Mr Malnutrition by Michael Durken and Ray Morin. the Witch by Beth Shapiro and Sheila Ogilvie. the Foods by Robin Foster and Lee Tollison among others. The play, directed by Mrs Cappellino, will be presented in March.

Jean Stetson Lynn Buswell Philip Dwyer Robert Crowley Amy Brust Helen Cottrell Thomas Brandalik Michael Chapman Marilyn Miller Theresa Harrington Robert Mihuta Bernie Zilinskas Lee Tollison Robin Foster

East Arlington and Sunderland Community News Notes

Local residents share family news and hospital updates. Mrs. Royal Thayer recovers after major surgery at Putnam Memorial Hospital. Birth announced for John Edward Stone at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington. A fire damages the Jennings home, insurers cover part of loss and plans to rebuild in spring. Community events include Federated Church services with sermon titled Jesus Status Ourselves and upcoming Fourth Quarterly Conference at Bailey Hall.

Stanley Newman Middletown Phyllis Stone Howard Stone John Edward Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Clifford Jennings Jennings Robert Matteson Salem N.Y Frederick Grout Malcolm Pennock Mary Hitchcock Hospital Hanover N. H Earl Hill William Day Woodhaven L. I Federated Church Jesus Bailey Hall

George Towslee Palmer In Pownal Selectman Bid

At deadline time last night two men filed certificates of nomination for the March ballot for selectman in Pownal Arthur E. George of South Pownal and Walter E Towslee of North Pownal will oppose Charles Kokoras of North Pownal who was the Citizens nominee George was defeated by Kokoras at the caucus by 15 votes and filed within 10 minutes of adjournment Towslee also filed to oppose Charles Palmer for lister term Richard E Champney filed for lister 3 years to oppose Robert E Rudd Sr warnings for the town meeting were posted with absentee ballot deadlines and upcoming board meetings.

Pownal Arthur E. George South Pownal Walter E. Towslee North Pownal Citizens Charles Kokoras George Kokoras Towslee Charles Palmer Lister Richard E. Champney Robert E. Rudd Sr

Dorset Vermont course attracts ten registrants

The University of Vermont English and American Literature class began at the Dorset School with at least ten students including local resident Mrs. George Finlay and Dorset teacher Mrs. Audrey Mach. They will study Wordsworth poetry and The Prelude with homework from Intimations of Immortality among other pieces. Francis Payne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Payne, moves from the Walsom Hospital food department at Fort Dix NJ to the Signal Corps at the same base.

University of Vermont Dorset School Dorset George Finlay Audrey Mach Pawlet Francis Payne Carleton Payne Food Department Walsom Hospital Fort Dix Signal Corps

Manchester Plans Junior Ski Course

The Bromley Ski Club will sponsor a race training course for junior members next week during school winter vacation. Registration is Friday at 2 p.m. at the Ski School desk with a $5 fee. Classes run Friday afternoon and daily Saturday through Thursday the 21st from 1 to 3 30 p.m. A final session Feb 22 at 10 a.m. ends with informal time trials conducted by Mr and Mrs Lowrie Gibb.

Manchester Bromley Ski Club Lowrie Gibb

Four Contests Evident In Manchester Town Elections

As of yesterday's filing deadline four town offices show candidates. For school director Dr. Clifford D. Harwood faces Clyde Bryant Jr. for re election. sister candidates are Walter Clemons and Henry Robinson. 2nd constable contenders are Roy Bentley and Lloyd Casey. cemetery commissioner candidates are Robert Edward West and Reginald Reed. The town warning notes 26 articles including zoning, buying the New England Telephone and Telegraph Buildings, a U S 7 bypass referendum, and tax exemptions for charities.

Manchester Clifford D. Harwood Clyde Bryant Jr Paul Bullock Walter Clemons Henry Robinson Roy Bentley Lloyd Casey Robert Edward West Reginald Reed New England U.S. 7

Fudge Sale Benefit PTA Minstrel Weekest Events

North Bennington PTA members plan a fudge sale Friday and Saturday evenings to fund the PTA treasury. Ways and Means chairperson Mrs. Donald Knapp asks donations of fudge and foil dishes for packing at the school or Knapp home. Knights of Columbus will attend Mass at St John the Baptist Church and hold a communion breakfast for all men of St Johns Parish. Everett Sweet recovers at home after a tonsillectomy and broken arm. Mr and Mrs Merton Snow Jr move to Hawks Avenue from Shaftsbury. A resident notes Yellow grosbeaks at a bird feeder and remarks on bird feed costs for tax purposes.

North Bennington Pta PTA Treasury Ways and Means Donald Knapp Knapp Bennington Knights of Columbus St. John the Baptist Church St. John’s Parish

Hoosick Falls Legion Auxiliary Plans Hobo Party

The Hoosick Post Auxiliary met at Mrs. Restino’s home with hostesses Mrs. Bakaitis and Mrs. Cramer. Reports on finances sunshine and a VA Hospital gift letter were given. 3350 gifts valued at $6200 aided 935 patients from six district counties. A April Anniversary Banquet is planned and a March 7 meeting will feature a hobo party theme with attendees in old clothes.

Hoosick Falls Legion Hoosick Post No. 40 Dorothy Roys Restino

Dover Town Warnings Posted By Town Officials

Warnings posted Wednesday by order of the selectman at the town clerk's office East Dover Post Office and Dunn's store in West Dover. Mrs Mary Ambrose mother of Mrs Roland Borkman is recuperating from a recent illness she returned home from Putnam Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon. The Boy Scouts of Pack 46 celebrate their annual blue and gold banquet at 6 30 at the school cafeteria Monday night. Parents members of the families and close friends are invited. Hot dishes will be solicited.

Dover East Dover Dunn’s West Dover Mary Ambrose Roland Borkman Putnam Memorial Hospital Boy Scouts of Pack 46

Norshaft Lions Minstrel Set for Weekend Shows

NORTH BENNINGTON The 9th annual Norshaft Lions Minstrel debuts Friday and Saturday in the school gym. Rumors hint at a professional-leaning quartet Kentucky Colonels and Southern Comforts plus appearances by Rollie Van Name returning with a new specialty act. Tickets remain available for both performances.

North Bennington Norshaft Lions’ Minstrel Kentucky Rollie van Name New Jersey Norshaft Rollie

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