Exchange Concert Set Friday at Bennington School
Hartford High School band and chorus join Bennington group for an exchange concert at Bennington Elementary School Auditorium on Friday June 3 at 8 p.m. A combined chorus of 80 and band of 85 will perform under Binns and other directors with free admission and community invitation.
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Bennington
Hartford, New York Central High School
Hartford
Bennington High School
Bennington - Hartford Chorus
Hartford Chorus
Sheldon Binns
Song of Shadows
Binns
New York City
America
Stanley Gilmore
Paul Williams
Carol Stewart
John Riddle
Five Audubon Scholarships Awarded From Bennington Club
Five scholarships fund summer Audubon Camp study for nature teaching in Bennington area. Two are Bennington Garden Club gifts for Mrs. John Dunham and Harold D. McDonald Jr. The other three come from the National Audubon Society via Miss Nancy Hollenbeck, Miss Karen Lane, and Miss Wilhelmina Smith with support from the Door Foundation and Mrs. Geraldine Thompson.
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Bennington
Bennington Garden Club
Wilhelmina Smith
Karen Lane
Nancy Hollenbeck
John Dunham
Harold D. McDonald Jr
Hamilton
Jefferson Heights
Harold D. McDonald, Jr
North Bennington
National Audubon Society
South St
Gage St
Pleasant St
Door Foundation
Geraldine Thompson
Red Bank
N.J
Dunham
Lane
McDonald
Audubon
Greenwich
Conn
Hollenbeck
Smith
Maine
Audubon Society
Thomas Brockway
Girl Scouts
North Bennington High School
University of Vermont
University of Pennsylvania
North Bennington High
Miss Lane
Watertown
Mass
North Adams State College
Ford Foundation
New Jersey
Molly Stark
Adirondack Mountain Club
Planning Continues To Educate Mentally Retarded in Public Schools
Bennington area officials formally explored transferring responsibility for educating mentally retarded youths from private to public schools. The BFRC operates the Red Brick School and would partner with the Bennington District and Mt. Anthony Union School Districts to serve students ages 7 to 21, with classes in public schools and ongoing special programs. A formal recommendation and timeline are pending BFRC board guidance, while staff positions remain to be filled for the 1966-67 year.
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Riddle
Sleeman
Knapp
Shea
Allen
Ivor S
Tink) Pelsue
Franklin A. Riley
William F.D. Smith
Harriet Davis
Prudential
Anthony Pello
Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union
John P. Morrissey
Bennington Friends of
BFRC
State Department of Education
State Education Department
Special Education Division
Stewart E. Allen
Bennington Teachers Association
Teachers Association
Jon Emerson
Robert Howe
Joyce Lisby
Raymond C. Roy Jr
Mason Amadons Feted At Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs C Mason Amadon of 227 Grandview St were honored at a surprise dinner party at Paradise Restaurant Saturday for their 25th wedding anniversary. More than 100 friends and relatives attended. Mrs Amadon is the former Rita Gagnon of Arlington. Toastmaster was Robert E Cummings Jr. Msgr Francis B Flanagan offered grace and a prayer of thanksgiving. Music included Mrs Thomas Donovan at the piano and Harry Hurley on violin. A May pole centerpiece with white and silver streamers carried a purse gift from friends. Guests came from Winchendon Arlington and Essex Junction.
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C. Mason Amadon
Grandview St
Paradise Restaurant
Amadon
Rita Gagnon
Arlington
Robert E. Cummings Jr
Francis B. Flanagan
Thomas Donovan
Harry Hurley
Anna Mae Shanahan
Hurley
George Cushing
Winchendon
Mass
Essex Junction
New Trooper Assigned To Shaftsbury Barracks Vermont State Police
Terry Martin, 22, of Brattleboro joins Shaftsbury troopers David Reed and Glenn Hall after two months of Montpelier training. Martin is a Brattleboro native and former police officer, the second Brattleboro-origin trooper at Shaftsbury.
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Vermont
Bennington County
Terry Martin
Brattleboro
Shaftsbury
David Reed
Glenn Hall
Montpelier
Tpr
Martin
Community Club and Fraternal Events Planned Tonight
Bennington Briers Emblem Club installation at 8 at the K of C hall. Elks and friends invited. Elks Club hosts Miss Sliver Towers night Saturday with a steak supper 7 to 9 and dancing 9 to 12. Pack 345 Sacred Heart Cub Scouts deadline Saturday for picnic permits. FOE Eagles 1861 Candle light Room hours Friday to Sunday. ADV notices list weekly Elks Club, seafood platter, rummage sale at Moose Hall Friday, June 3, 6 to 9 p.m., VFW Dance Saturday June 4 with George O'Brien and Rhythm Airs 8 to 12. Iron Kettle Friday Special baked crab meat au gratin with sides, $1.50. Correction: Pic 'n Pac first prize frank price adjusted to 75 cents.
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Emblem Club
K of C
Elks and Friends
Elks Club
Hospital Notes June 1 1966 admissions and births
Admissions include Terri Knuetter Petersburg Shirley Woodward Mrs Veronica Geannelis Bennington Mrs Laura Hurley North Pownal William Matson Dorset Discharges include Shirrie Thompson Master David Thompson Bennington John Billow Shaftsbury Mrs Elizabeth Pokines Hoosick Falls Births report Mr and Mrs Clayton Foster 325 South St a daughter born June 1
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Terri Knuetter
Petersburg
Shirley Woodward
Veronica Geannelis
Bennington
Laura Hurley
North Pownal
William Matson
Dorset
Shirrie Thompson
David Thompson
John Billow
Shaftsbury
Elizabeth Pokines
Hoosick Falls
Clayton Foster
South St
Stock Averages Report At Noon In 1966 Markets
Dow Jones industrials stand at 884.28 with a .65 rise. Transport averages show 227.62 up .94. Utilities 135.51 up .27 and the composite at 310.47 with a .62 gain as 510,000 shares traded.
Saturn Rings Opening In 1973 Sky View
Saturn rises after midnight in the southeastern sky and remains visible until sunrise. The rings, now on edge, will gradually open as earth and Saturn align, with the southern face fully visible by 1973. This opening and closing occurs twice in Saturns 291 year orbit.
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Saturn
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First Presbyterian Church
Edgewood Memorial Park
Concordville
Sloat
P. Burton Sloat
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Bennington Free Library
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New Castle
Del
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Moses Lake
Wash
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Albany
N.Y
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Dover
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Philadelphia
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Richard Long
John Malone
Morris Hughes
Stephen H. Gilman
Howard F. Kelley
Main St
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Atty
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Marie Condon
Citizens Committee
Harold Gordon
Harry Eddington
Mason Amadons
Beech Street
Shaftsbury Barracks
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National Association For Retarded Children
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den Mothers
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Pic 'N Pac
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New York
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Rina Demick
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