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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1965

Page

5

Senator Aiken Boosts Flood Wall Prospects in Vermont

A letter from Vermont Senator George D. Aiken to Bennington selectmen signals stronger prospects for extending flood control walls along the Roaring Branch River. The plan envisions funding a preliminary Corps study in 1966 and, if feasible, financing for construction in fiscal 1967. Further, Aiken pledges to pursue funding for the study in the current calendar year if selectmen consent.

Bennington Vermont George D. Aiken Roaring Branch River Aiken Army Corps of Engineers Engineers Selectmen Alma Langlois Mt. Anthony Union Roaring Branch Union District Con

Friends of Library to Hold Annual Meeting in Bennington

The Friends of the Bennington Free Library announce their annual meeting for Thursday January 21 at 8 p.m. in the library social room. Outgoing president Mrs Bradford Smith says officers will be elected and yearly reports given. A program features Mrs Shelagh Gordon Levin singing folk songs with guitar and Mrs Thomas Foster reading T S Eliot poems. open to all interested.

Bennington Friends of the Library Bennington Free Library Bradford Smith Shelagh (Gordon) Levin Thomas Foster T.S. Eliot

Postmaster Appeals Aid for Rural Mail Delivery in Winter

Postmaster Stanley J. Pekalski urged Bennington area customers on two rural routes to keep box approaches clear and remove obstructions. He warned that if routes remain blocked, delivery may be temporarily withheld and advised customers to relocate boxes or use alternatives until roads reopen.

Stanley J. Pekalski Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal Pekalski

Labor Council Plans 10 Week Adult Education Course

The Bennington County Central Labor Council discussed a 10 week adult education course on labor relations and contract issues at its Tuesday meeting. Election of officers for 1965 was nominated, with formal results next month. Costs may stay under 12 dollars per person, depending on enrollment.

Bennington County Central Labor Council Council Kenneth E. Clayton Clayton

Municipal Court Fines Driver for License Violations

William E. Krogulski 36 of Winhall was fined 100 dollars after pleading guilty in municipal court to driving on Vermont 11 and 30 in Manchester without a license and with a suspended license. State's Attorney R. Marshall Witten said the license had been suspended on a prior date.

William E. Krogulski Winhall Vermont Manchester Atty Fienberg Kroguleski Donald R. LaFleur King’s Hotel LaFleur Margaret E. Lillie Linwood E. Farron Stamford Stameford Daniel J. Holland David E. Melendy South Londonderry U.S

Shriners Meet At Temple In Rutland Saturday

Cairo Temple ancient order of nobles of the mystic shrine will hold its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple in Rutland Saturday at 3 p.m. Peters Val Preda of Rutland will preside. New officers will be elected and 15 candidates expected to be initiated. A 6 p.m. buffet dinner at the Oriac Club will follow for initiates and all Cairo Temple members. The Shrine will sponsor hospitals for crippled and burned children open to all youths regardless of race or denomination.

Rutland Cairo Masonic Temple Peter Val Preda Rabban Imperial Council Washington D.C Oriac Club Shriners Cairo Temple Shrine

School and You Senatorial Scholarships in Vermont

Guidance counselor George A. Sleeman notes that each Vermont state senator may award a $200 scholarship for each thousand residents or major fraction, based on the latest census, divided by the county's senator count. Bennington County, with two senators, awarded 26 scholarships last year, with certification on state forms.

Vermont Bennington County New England Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Norwich University University of Vermont State Agricultural College

Robert Babson Heads Kiwanis In White Plains

Robert F. Babson former Bennington resident and local businessman was elected president of the White Plains New York Kiwanis Club. Installation was performed by Dr. Herbert Levotitz with guests including Fred Babson Richard Hendy Edwin Michelian and leaders of nearby Rotary Exchange and Lions clubs.

Robert F. Babson Bennington White Plains N.Y Herbert Levotitz New York Fred Babson North Bennington Richard Hendy Edwin Michelian

Fewer Vermont school districts could curb disparities

Vermont officials released a study showing that consolidating 238 current districts into fewer larger units would reduce wealth disparities in per pupil education. The index of district wealth ranged from 64 to 1590, with the richest district nearly 25 times wealthier than the poorest. Larger districts showed a narrower 1.4 to 1 wealth gap, suggesting consolidation would promote equalized school funding.

Montpelier Vermont Department of Education State Board of Education Hoff A. John Holden Jr

Veterans to share 32500 in Bennington County rebates

County veterans in Bennington will receive 32500 as part of a national 224.5 million GI insurance dividend distribution issued by the Veterans Administration. 670 World War I and II veterans in the county will receive about 69 and 48 dollars respectively, with total payments varying by policy. Koreans era veterans miss out. The program relies on lower than expected mortality and automatic payments. New laws raise pensions and cost of living adjustments for many veterans and increase disability pensions for 1,300,000 families.

New York Bennington County Johnson Veterans Administration U.S

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