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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1964
Page
5
Dorset Village Public Library Association Inc. will hold its annual meeting on Thursday January 23 at 8 p.m. at the library to elect officers and conduct other business. A ski exchange sale to aid Dorset Junior Ski program will be held January 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Dorset Elementary School with equipment accepted at 3 p.m. to sell or lend.
Over 600 residents from eight towns watched more than 50 district teachers perform in the Elementary School gym. Co chairs Mrs Jean Noble and Sven Erickson led the event to raise funds for the Taconic Teachers Association scholarship. King B Frazer emceed and appeared in several comic roles alongside Superintendent Robert B Vail in pantomime and dance.
Arlington Lions Club opened the year with 18 members present and enrolled new member Larry Brush sponsored by Herbert Douglas. Directors fixed April 10 and 11 for the annual variety show, with Larry Pratt presenting films of Indian totems near British Columbia.
Two accidents in Manchester Saturday injured some people and caused vehicle damage. A 1956 Dodge driven by Patrick J. Mastronardo collided with an elm near Dellwood Cemetery on US 7 at 1 a.m., injuring Mastronardo and two or three passengers. Police said the car was totaled. A second collision at 3:45 p.m. near the Richville East Manchester Roads involved a 1963 Dodge station wagon driven by Virginia Bushee and a 1954 Oldsmobile driven by Joseph F. Solari. no injuries were reported and damages ranged from 250 to 350 dollars for the Dodge and 250 to 300 dollars for the Oldsmobile.
At the Worthy Inn a quick program forms for the Manchester BPW dinner after D Richard Lynch cannot attend due to travel. Judge Margaret Dougherty presides as new residents share reasons for moving to Vermont and local speakers discuss teachers influence and society.
Charter No. 2395 reports show County National Bank of Bennington and First National Bank of North Bennington in Vermont detailing assets and deposits as of December 20, 1963. Cash, loans, government obligations, and real estate appear alongside capital accounts and liabilities.
The Pownal town balance as of December 31 1963 stood at 29176 92 with 28925 20 on hand and 251 72 received after hours. The town prepares its annual report detailing selectmen recommendations and town business. The Pownal Center Fire Department hosted a successful card party raising 43 65 with prizes awarded to several winners. A new Pownal Youth Fellowship Group organized at the Pownal Center Community Church with 10 members and officer slate announced. The Pownal Parent Teacher Group plans its annual officer election. North Pownal Bulldogs lost to Arlington Junior High 43 37 with high scorers listed and team practices noted at the YMCA in Bennington.
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