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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1973

Page

3

Manchester tax rate cut to 6.53 for coming year

Manchester selectmen set a 1973 Grand List based tax rate of 6.53 dollars per hundred, one dollar less than last year. The town budget and appropriations total 325,956.23 with school at 890,216.68, leaving October taxes at 771,064.57 with a 4.14 rate and March taxes at 2.39. Hoosick Falls native Lt. Frost to join Laughlin AFB pilot training after Lackland schooling. he is a 1964 Hoosick Falls High School graduate with a forestry degree from Northern Arizona University. His wife Brends is from Ruidoso, New Mexico.

Manchester Hoosick Falls Dele E. Frost James Frost Hoosick U.S. Air Force School of Military Sciences Lackland Avb Tex Frost Laughlin Afb N.Y Northern Arizona University Brends C.C. Proctor Ruidoso N.M

Man of La Mancha Opens at Weston Playhouse Tonight

Weston Playhouse presents the Broadway musical Man of La Mancha directed by Thomas Turgeon with Geoff Keller as Cervantes and Paul Jensen handling musical direction. The production runs two weekends from tonight, with performances Thursday to Sunday at 8 30 and Saturday 3. Flood damage has closed theatre dining areas temporarily. reservations at 802 824 5288.

Weston Theatre Weston Weston Playhouse Dale Wasserman New York Drama Critics’ Circle Thomas Turgeon Playhouse Company Father Cervantes Don Quixote Geoff Keller Fagin Paul Jensen Weston Company Playhouse

Caravan Players stage benefit in Dorset for Dorset Players

The Caravan Players present a benefit performance of Hay Fever by Novel Coward in Dorset on Sunday evening July 15 at 8:30. Proceeds benefit the Dorset Players, with a coffee reception afterward on the Playhouse patio. Tickets available at the box office, from Dorset Players, McWaynes Jewelers in Manchester, and Russell Parks in Dorset.

Dorset Caravan Players Novel Coward Dorset Players Playhouse McWaynes Jewelers Manchester Russell Parks

Red Cross bloodmobile seeks club members in Arlington

The Red Cross blood program appeals for people to join informal Club 18 for first time adult donors and Club 65 for donors aged 65 and older who continue giving. Membership requires physician approval within two weeks before donation.

Arlington Red Cross Club 18

Community notices include meetings and blood drive

North Pownal residents are urged to attend a sewer line meeting at the North Pownal firehouse called by Russell Davis. A Rap Session at Oak Hill School runs Friday morning from to 11 30. Club 64 welcomes Red Cross Bloodmobile in Arlington on Wednesday July 25 at St. Margaret Mary's Parish Hall from 1 to p.m. Donors need no appointment and parking is free with a snack bar and staff of doctors and nurses.

North Pownal Russell Davis Oak Hill Club 64 Red Cross Arlington Club 63 St. Margaret Mary's Church

Manchester By LINDA WALTER

The DCC swimming program grows with children learning to doggie paddle and improving each summer. Hank Dufresne is praised for mowing the lawn, a generous contribution noted by the writer.

Linda Walter DCC Hank Dufresne

Day Care Seeks Mimeograph Use and Newsroom Upgrade

Day Care reports receipt of an electric typewriter a desk and a mimeograph machine to aid operations. The old mimeograph remains available though another machine exists and local groups may borrow the extra mimeo or have copies produced if paper is provided. Call Natalie at 362-1395 to express interest and plan for next week’s kiddie swim time.

Sue Wright Natalie

Bees Holdup Dive Board Removal At Tel Aviv Pool

A diving board could be removed only by a specially trained expert in Tel Aviv on Wednesday after two workers attempting the task were stung by bees. The insects had nested beneath the board, delaying the operation.

Tel Aviv

Music camp concert at Big House tonight

The weekly Bat the Pack McCullough House concert features performances by van der Linde music camp students. A varied program includes Beethoven Symphony No.4 for four hands and Tchaikovsky March Slave for eight hands, with works by Bach, Shostakovich and others. Performers include Michael Adelson and the van der Linge children. The camp on Bank Street in North Bennington housed up to 14 youths this summer, offering swimming, biking, picnics, tennis and horseback riding along with trips to Marlboro and Tanglewood for attendees from multiple states.

Bat the Pack Ruthanna Hooke Tamar Witkin Pam Tate Qosey Dickey Tim Gillan van der Linge Bank Street North Bennington Marlboro Tanglewood New York Massachusetts Virginia Maryland Washington, D.C New Jersey New Hampshire Vermont North Bennington Merck Forest Rupert Itl

Sandgate Mothers Group Rummage Sale At Town Hall

The Sandgate Mothers Group plans a rummage sale at Sandgate Town Hall Saturday from 10 to 4 with coffee and refreshments. Proceeds go to Sandgate children. Also noted: Cariel Vaughn of Battenkill Farm is a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital. The West Arlington Church Bible Class closed for season. children to receive Bibles when available.

Sandgate Sandgate Town Hall Cariel Vaughn Battenkill Farm West Arlington Putnam Memorial Hospital West Arlington Methodist Church

Manchester selectmen split on sewer ties for condos

Manchester selectmen voted two to one over sewer ties for 24 condominiums behind the Jelly Mill amid a housing boom. They sparred over allocating limited capacity, pressed by repairs and a proposed 242000 gallon daily plant limit, with talks set for July 30 with Jennison engineers.

Charles Bonenti Manchester Selectmen Clyde Bryant Jr Emil Zoufaly Jay Saunders Jelly Mill Selectman John T. Carmody Jr Jennison Corp.s Burlington Jennison Saunder Zoutaly Zoufaly Barnumville Highland Avenue Lincoln Avenue Richville Road

Selectmen set public hearing on dump site

MANCHESTER selectmen schedule a July 30 8 p.m. public hearing to weigh an alternate North Road dump site and consider using town lands south of the sewage plant near Bourne Brook for three years plus a future park. Access would be from Lincoln Avenue with a possible new road across tracks.

Manchester Oakley K. Porter North Road Bourne Brook Porter Battenhill Bowne Lincoln Avenue Marth Road Carrie Squires Squires

Tiniest horse born in Florida

Newberry Florida rancher Joel Bridges who breeds miniature horses for backyard pets says he produced the world smallest perfect horse a 14 pound foal named Gumba born June 3 weighing 11% pounds Bridges expects the miniature to reach about 20 pounds in 18 months as part of his five year program at the 4 acre Komoko ranch with 14 miniature horses and a herd of miniature Sardinian donkeys Briges notes demand from various buyers seeking compact pets.

Newberry Fla UPI Joel Bridges Gumba Bridges

Campout at Ondawa for area homemakers

Sunderland Vermont details a camping weekend for area homemakers from August 2 to August at 411 Camp Ondawa Sunderland. The event offers craft projects initiation and an auction with meals included for four dollars per person. Contact Mrs Charles Paddock or Mrs Iris Dunbar for reservations by July 20.

Sunderland Bennington County Camp Ondawa Charles Paddock Iris Dunbar Saxtons River

Arlington boy or girl urged to apply as paper carrier

In East Arlington a notice invites any boy or girl nine or older to become a Banner paper carrier. Interested applicants should call 44240300 immediately for details and enrollment.

East Arlington

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