Town Farm Favored Over Soldiers' Home for School Site
Union board weighs two site options for a new school in Bennington area. Town Farm shows lower total costs 124500 including site prep 114000, despite flood risks, while Soldiers' Home totals 142500 with higher river flood threat and limited 33 acres. Voter referendum may decide. board to present full cost overview and allow public expression before any decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Roaring Branch
Bennington Village
Franklin Frantz
Woodford
Frantz
Bennington
Union District
Powenal
North Pownal
Shaftsbury
Morgenroth Associates
Boston
Architects Collaborative
Orville Harrison
Harrison
Soldiers’ Home Executive Committee
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Soldiers’ Home
Union Board
John H. Williams II
State Highway Board
Williams
Soldiers
Morgenroth
U.S. Geologicurvey
Paran Creek
Lloyd’s of London
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
World Affairs Group To Meet In Burlington
The Vermont Council on World Affairs led by Bradford Smith plans a Great Decisions 1964 conference at the University of Vermont on January 22. It features a Russia Today talk by Lubomir Dellin, a Russia TV series with Karin Kristiansson, a screening from David Brinkley's Journal of Great Decisions 1963, and a discussion session led by Nicholas Farnham and Emil Starr. George T. Little is also listed as a speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Vermont Council On World Affairs
Bradford Smith
Shaftsbury
University of Vermont
Russia
Lubomir Dellin
Karin Kristiansson
Vermont Extension Service
Board of Directors
David Brinkley
Nicholas Farnham
Emil Starr
The
Foreign Policy Association
George T. Little
Association
Molly Stark PTA Set for January Meeting at Bennington Museum
The Molly Stark PTA will meet on Jan 14 at 8 p.m. in the Bennington Museum. Richard C. Barret, the museum curator, will lead a tour. Attendees must arrive by 8 to access the locked doors. A brief business session with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
PTA
Bennington Museum
Richard C. Barret
Bennington
Bennington High School
Bennington municipal court sentences multiple defendants in latest docket
In Bennington County Court this morning several defendants faced judgment. John M. LaCross 22 of North Branch Street Extension received 15 days in jail after pleading guilty to driving with a suspended license. Richard J. Morin faced a support order in lieu of bail after pleading not guilty to two counts of nonsupport. Roy H. Sanborn 29 of Pownal received a 30 day suspended sentence for driving on a suspended license an unregistered car and failing to surrender his license. John M Hanlon 58 of Sunderland was fined 45.10 after pleading no contest to careless driving. Frederick P Powers 28 of 159 Imperial Ave pleaded not guilty to making a false statement when applying for a license and was released to his attorney.
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Bennington
Bennington County
John M. LaCross
North Branch Street
Vermont
Pownal
R. Marshall Witten
LaCross
George M. Fienberg
Richard J. Morin
Nomsupport
Patricia Ann
Fienberg
Roy H. Sanborn
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles
Witten
Sanborn
Arlington
John M. Hanlon
Sunderland
Hanlon
Frederick P. Powers
Imperial Ave
Powers
Eugene V. Clark
BCIC delay prompts talks on growth and policy
The BCIC group urged area promotion and education improvements while planning for future industry, especially small male‑employing plants. New directors and officers urged to push expansion, with a focus on orderly stock retirement and liquidation procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BCIC
Northeast Wood Products, Inc
Pownall
T. Garry Buckley
Buckley
Greenberg
John H. Williams II
Clement Gilchrist
Raymond B. Bowen
William H. Eddington
Peter Donavan Jr
Vincent Pizzano
William R. Scott
Williams
Bennington Friends of Retarded Children Inc
Bennington Area
YMCA
Internal Revenue Service
Buckey
Panama Clashes Leave Dozens Wounded Across City
Army says ordered sniper fire returned during hours of heavy gunfire in Panama City and Colon at the canal entrance. Traffic unaffected. Reports cite 145 injured in Panama City and 45 in Colon with ten in critical condition. Demonstrators damaged U S properties and several plants were set ablaze.
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U.S
Panama
Canal
Panama City
Colon
Caribbean
Raynolds outlines Vermont education plan for local control
Raynolds defends a state task force proposal to group Vermont schools into 12 regional districts while preserving local control. Each nine member board would manage public school property and debt, with at large director elections and caps on town representation. Aimed at quality and equal opportunity, the plan keeps one room schools with circuit teachers to reduce isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Raynolds
State Board of Education
Vermont
William F.D. Smith
Greater Bennington
Lionel Nowak
William Dailey Jr
North Bennington
Raynolds
A. John Holden Jr
Castleton State College
Vermont House
Senate
Nineman
Clifford B. Harwood
Manchester
Holden
Supt
Robert B. Vail
Obituary Notice for Mrs Wini Reddin of Brattleboro
Hinsdale New Hampshire obituary for Mrs Wini fred Kneeland Cain Reddin age 57 who died unexpectedly at home. Born May 2 1906 in Providence Rhode Island she was a Brattleboro High School graduate and widow of Harold Reddin. Survived by two daughters one sister one brother and a granddaughter. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at St Michael's Episcopal Church Brattleboro burial in Morningside Cemetery. Visitation today 2-4 and 7-9 at O'Connor Funeral Home.
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Hinsdale
N.H
Winifred Kneeland (Cain) Reddin
Brattleboro
Providence
R.I
Ioa (Curtis) Cain
Auburn
Mass
Carl F. Cain
Brattleboro High School
Harold Reddin
Francis Sarsfield
Joseph P. la Chance
Greenfield
Mary Ellen Reddin
Keene State College
C. Douglas Cain
Manchester Center
William
Evelyn) Miller
Bennington
Gladys Webber
Phoenix
Ariz
St. Michael’s Episcopal Church
Steele W. Martin
Morningside Cemetery
O’connor
Tosday
Bennington Briefs Highlight Local Meetings and GOP Plans
Bennington civic life centers on a 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Bennington Little League board meeting at K of C Hall and a 6:30 p.m. Lions Club session at Knotty Pine Restaurant with James Conroy as speaker. Also noted are an American Legion birthday dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday, and Dr. Durand’s absence January 20–22.
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Bennington Little League Board of Directors
K of C Hall
Bennington Lions Club
Knotty Pine
Norman Alper
James Conroy
American Legion
Legion Hall
Hospital Notes Admissions List and Birth Report
Admissions include Debbie Croft Manchester Center Master Joseph Galli Arlington Master Jeffrey Kimball John Merrills Hoosick Falls Master Bruce Lonergan Master Bruce Bentley Bennington Discharges none Births to Mr and Mrs John Brochu 218 Gage St a son Jan 9 and to Mr and Mrs Robert Towne 201A North Bennington Road a daughter Jan 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Croft
Manchester Center
Joseph Galli
Arlington
Jeffrey Kimball
John Merrills
Hoosick Falls
Bruce Lonergan
Bruce Bentley
Bennington
John Brochu
Gage St
Robert Townesend
North
Bennington Road
Shaftsbury Property Tax Study Group Plans Sessions
The Shaftsbury property tax study committee met and plans regular meetings until a full report is ready. Members include William Myers Howard Stevens Merton Snow Charles Scarey J F Daniels William Stufflebeam Bernard McCarthy Tracy Kenyon Jr Thomas Hall Jr R Cowan and J Ed White with White elected chairman and Hall as assistant. A key aim is fair appraisal and relisting methods to address inequities from the nine year gap since the last complete appraisal.
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Shaftsbury
William Myers
Howard C. Stevens
Merton Snow
Charles Scarey
F. Daniels
William Stufflebeam
Bernard McCarthy
Tracy Kenyon Jr
Thomas Hall Jr
R. Cowan
J. Ed White
Cole Hall
Lawrence Gauthier
Charles T. Shea
State Tax Department
Listers
White
Hall
Daniels
Village Police Report Records Multiple Minor Crashes
Bennington Village Police investigated morning crashes on Depot and River streets involving Barnard Bourgeois 114 North St and Roger Mattison Park Street Ex, with Bourgeois’ right front and Mattison’s right side notably damaged. Rosemarie Galvagni 20 of 212 Gage St had a moderate skid on Silk Road into a tree. Egan Rossow Jr of Brooklyn struck a guard rail on U S 7 in East Dorset due to a gust of wind. left front damage noted.
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Barnard Bourgeois
North St
Roger Mattison
Park Street
Bennington Village
Mattison
Depot Street
Bourgeois
River Street
Rosemarie Galvagni
Gage St
Silk Road
Egan Rossow Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
U.S. 7
East Dorset
Rossow
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Palan 1A
U.S. Information Agency
Pan American
Braniff Airways
Goodyear
Firestone
U.S.S.A
Winifred K. Reddin
Bennington Briefs
Dr. Durand
Dorset
Springfield
Windsor
Ludlow
Bellows Falls
Franklin Riley
William E. Dailey Jr
Donald Trach
Williamstown
In ' Enet
Ee Opert Pictures Corporation
RT. 7 North
Dow-Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Madkour
Harteth Theatreington
Denny Lewis
Walter Brennan
Phil Harris
Brandon de Wilde
Sidney Poltier
Hotel Putnam Bldg
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