Truant Officer Picked by Rural Bennington Board
The Greater Bennington School Board met at Molly Stark School in Wagner's absence and discussed truancy. George Mallory of Hicks Avenue was proposed as truant officer while a plan to make up lost days by a Saturday session was tentatively set for March 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bennington
Molly Stark
Leon E. Wagner
Atlantic City
N.J
James F. Kelly
Wagner
George Mallory
Hicks Avenue
Therese Goodermore
Mallory
Willow Road
North
Bennington Road
Lanesboro
Mass
Pownal
No Mail Deliveries Feb 22 National Holiday Notice
Postmaster announces Tuesday February 22 will be a national legal holiday for all postal installations. Window service and city or rural carrier deliveries will be suspended locally, though lobby pickup will be available. Holiday schedules apply to mail receipt and dispatch. special delivery and PO boxes operate normally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Pekalski
Mum's the Word On Luci's Wedding
Luci Johnson plans her wedding with few details kept private while attending a cocktail gala with fiancé Airman Patrick J. Nugent. The event was hosted by Rep. Clark W. in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luci
Washington
UPI
Luci Johnson
Johnson
Patrick J. Nugent
Rep. Clark
Lonesome gorilla wedding at Baltimore Zoo draws crowd
A Valentine’s Day ceremony in the Baltimore Zoo mammal house wed Sylvia the lonesome gorilla to a mate named Hercules via proxy after he was delayed in Holland. Captain De Rocco officiated, Steve Barber stood for Hercules, and guests celebrated with a reception as Sylvia munched a banana bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
UPI
Baltimore Zoo
Sylvia
200
Hercules
Holland
Congo
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Navy
John de Rocco
USS Greenwaves
Zoo
Capt. de Rocco
Barber
Junior Gardeners Sprouting Programs Like The Plants They Are Studying
James Bud Edgerton spoke at Green Thumb Junior Gardeners meeting at Mrs. Raymond Aja’s Crescent Boulevard home. He outlined soil, drainage, garden size, and plant choices while urging each girl to test soil and draft a plan before planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Bud
Edgerton
Bennington County
Green Thumb
Raymond Aja
Crescent Boulevard
Green Thumb Junior Gardeners
Plain Dirt Gardeners of
Bennington
Fairhaven Junior Garden Club
Betty Clawson
Betsy Killian
Ann Hall
Karen Bohne
Denise Preston
Elvy Leake
Edie Locker
Connie Kehoe
Paul Bohne Jr
Arthur Dewey
Plain Dirt Gardeners
Merck Field and Forest Foundation
Ruepert
James Bullard
Richard Leake III
Brattleboro Gets 75000 Federal Library Aid for 1966
Brattleboro was tentatively awarded 75000 toward a new library building in 1966 under the Library Services and Construction Act. Total project cost is about 538000 with the town covering the rest. The FPLS set a 75000 cap per community to spread 1966 funds across Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Brattleboro
Free Public Library Service
Vermont
Library Services and Construction Act
FPLS
Washington
Sen. Stovan Christone
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Beech Street
Mignicacent
America
OLD Hickory Distillers CO
Phila
Vermont Development Department
Chambers of Commerce
Travel and Information
New York City
Montreal
Cleveland
VDD
Development Department
Lonesome Gorilla
Safford St
Andy Betit
Joe Pineau
Charles Boyle
Elks Home
VFW
Lynda
Dallas
Southern Methodist University
Ering
Greater Bennington Association
Sourcliffe Nursing Home
Harold Riemann Cone
Fred Welling
Soldiers Home
Valentine Social
Military Order of the Cootie
Green Mountain
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
J. Taylor
Thomeas O’brien
Paul Nelson
Michael Gunshannon
James Brockway
John Cole
Lionel Bartholli
Howard Doyle
A. Hall
Frank Leonyk
Raymond Ricker
George Facto
John Colcough
Washington’s
Tees
Long
Drysdale’s
Armory
Washingtons
Fies
OM -Daudi
Adams
Wise
Adams Clothes Shop
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