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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1963

Page

7

Manchester to Send Out Overdue Sewer Bills

Manchester plans immediate billing for January through July use of the new sewer system. Charges will reflect water consumption and the town works on a sewer ordinance covering connections, deadlines, inspectors, and fees. Town Agent Hutton assisted by John West and selectmen Swezey Beattie and Bongartz led the session.

Manchester Manchester Center Selectmen John Hutton Christopher Swezey Orrin Beattie Ferdinand Bongartz Oakley K. Porter Porter John West Manchester Depot Groton Conn New England E.H. Nickerson

Manchester Notables Attend Meetings And Arrangements Made

Mrs. Mary Torrey of the Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association travels to Worcester for a 45th reunion at Worcester Memorial Hospital and plans to visit friends. Mrs. Thomas Martin and Mrs. Fritz Dillmann attended the Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers meeting. Martin becomes district PTA director in Bennington County. Arthur and Maureen Douglas sold Prospect Street property to Cutler Godfrey. Candy Stripers at Putnam Memorial Hospital include Sandra Hill and Dorothy Campbell. they take classes in Bennington. Church and Burr and Burton leaders pledge support to ringing bells for two to five minutes.

Mary Torrey Manchester Welfare and Nursing Association Worcester Mass Worcester Memorial Hospital Thomas Martin Fritz Dillmann Newbury Vermont Congress of Parents and Teachers Martin Dillmann PTA Bennington County Manchester Vermont Candy Stripers Putnam Memorial Hospital Sandra Hill Dorothy Campbell Bennington

Memorial meeting at 2 p.m. on Independence Day

The article notes a meeting scheduled for 2 p.m. on Independence Day with representatives from various organizations and buildings that have bells invited to attend.

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Burr and Burton Glee Club to Perform at Art Center

The Burr and Burton Seminary Glee Club with 125 voices, directed by Mrs Doris Rigney and accompanied by Joseph Stannard, will sing folk songs and spirituals at the Southern Vermont Art Center Thursday night at 8. The program features both the group and a special vocal number.

Burr and Burton Glee Club Art Center Manchester Southern Vermont Art Center Burr and Burton Seminary Doris E. Rigney Joseph Stannard

North Adams Men Plan Dude Ranch on Barber Holdings

The Barber family holdings in Pownal will become a dude ranch in a deal over 100000 dollars. Purchaser Lee Noel heads a North Adams group including Marcia Wilcox Jeannie Goodell Gerald Wilcox and Francis Markey. Local music line up features Tom Parsons James Stannard and a piano quartet. A concert at the Art Center pavilion will offer a music program with no admission and fund contributions.

North Adams Pownal Barber Barber Pond Lee Noel Mass Marcia Wilcox Jeannie Goodell Gerald Wilcox Francis Markey Tom Parsons James Stannard Schubert Art Center Pavilion Music Fund Glee Club Art Center

Shaftsbury Voters Consider Higher School Taxes and District Race

Shaftsbury voters face a 8.87 dollar base tax plus 1.15 dollars in a 1963 64 budget plan with state aid reductions and per pupil costs driving increases. The warning includes 500 dollar requests for United Counseling Service and Bennington Friends of Retarded Children. Incumbent Lloyd Spaulding seeks re election to the school board. Dr Arthur Faris and Barton Jenks file for Union High School District director posts.

Shaftsbury Union High Shaftsbury Health Association Bennington Vermont United Counseling Service Bennington Friends of Retarded Children Lloyd Spaulding Ellen Viereck Arthur Faris Union High School Barton Jenks

Farewell party for soil scientist Dondero in Manchester

About 35 coworkers and friends at the Harvest Inn bid farewell to Louis J. Dondero of the U S Soil Conservation Service. He moves from Bennington to Rutland to supervise soil science across Bennington Windham and Rutland Counties and to assist state wide watershed projects.

Louis J. Dondero U.S. Soil Conservation Service drumm@r Harvest Inn Manchester Dondero Bennington Rutland Norma County Soil District James M. Edgerton Howard E. Wilcox Robert Graf Windham

Burr and Burton Seminary Baccalaureate Attendance Noted

Several locals attended the Burr and Burton Seminary Baccalaureate Service on Sunday. Conrad Beattie and Pascal Wilkins are members of the graduating class. Mrs. Mabel Williams remains a patient at Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington but is recovering. James Parker spent last week at home before summer work in Connecticut. Raymond Hulett and family moved from the Kelton store apartment to a newly built house this past year.

Burr and Burton Seminary Conrad Beattie Pascal Wilkins Mabel Williams Putnam Memorial Hospital Bennington Henry Parker Connecticut Raymond Hulett Kelton Store

Bennington College Stages Anouilh Comedy Waltz of the Toreadors

Bennington College Drama Group presents Waltz of the Toreadors by Jean Anouilh on Thursday to Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Theater. Rosalind Pierson stars as the general’s wife with Tom Griffin as General St. Pe and a cast including Vala Clifton Holland Taylor and Charles Caffall. The 1910-set comedy follows an aging general whose quest for youth fails as others play his games. Admission is free.

Drama Department Bennington College Jean Anouilh Sir Ralph Richardson Mildred Natwick Bennington Rosalind Pierson General St. Pe Tom Griffin Vala Cliffton Mlle, St. Euvette Holland Taylor Mme. Dupont-Fredaine Charles Caffall Dr. Bonfant

Hoosac School to Present My Three Angels

Hoosac School in Hoosick N Y stages My Three Angels by Sam and Bella Spewack with direction by William A Reifsnyder. Rev Clinton H Blake Jr former St Marys in the Mountain chaplain heads baccalaureate address at St Marys in Littleton N H. Final rehearsals underway for Friday night performance with parents and friends expected.

Hoosac School Three Angels Hoosick, N.Y Clinton H. Blake Jr St. Mary’s In the Mountain Littleton N.H Blake My Three

Two Emma Willard seniors to graduate at 149th commence

Troy New York two Emma Willard School seniors from Benninington area Diantha Hall and Judith Brown will graduate at the school's 149th commencement. Brown is daughter of Dr. and Mrs Leonard Brown of Wilmington. Brown served as class treasurer and secretary in junior and senior years and participated in chorale and council activities. Hall was a cheerleader, on dress and news committees, reporter for the school paper and a member of the Emma Willard Chorus Campus Players and the school dramatic association.

Troy, N.Y Emma Willard School Bennington Area Diantha Hall Judith Brown Leonard Brown Wilmington Emma Willard Miss Brown Emma Willard Chorus Kellas House Council Miss Hall Campus Players School Dramatic Association

Local Social Visits and Hospital Stay Mentioned

Bertha Hoag and Miss Leonard return to Newburg after a weekend with Mrs. Wolfrum. Mrs. Phillips of Rock City Falls visits her parents and Sonny remains in Mary McClellan Hospital for six to eight weeks. Earl Philpott helps celebrate Jennie McChesney’s 88th birthday at Van Rensselaer Manor. OConnor and Galagar visit Hoosick Falls relatives on Decoration Day.

B. A. Leonard Newburg George Wolfrum Ralph Phillips Rock City Falls Charles Telford Sonny Mary McClellan Hospital Earl Philpott Jennie McChesney van Rensselaer Manor McChesney Breese Hollow Fred O’connor Troy Margaret Galagar Hoosick Falls Decoration Day

South Cambridge Home Demonstration Units Schedule

Two local South Cambridge groups end meetings for the season on June 12 at the Town Hall. The 1 p.m. picnic is led by Mrs. Allen Brownell, followed by a Fabric Personalities lesson by Mrs. Nels Jacobson. Members should bring swatches, needle, magnifier, matches, and a metal ashtray for tests.

Town Hall South Cambridge Allen Brownell Nels Jacobson

Austrian boy to study at Cambridge through exchange program

Josef Manhart of Bregenz Austria will be Cambridge Central School's first American Field Service exchange student. He will enroll as a CCS senior arriving Aug. 15 in New York City and living with District Attorney George S. Morse family on South Union Street. The 18 year old skier studied in Tirol and spent summers in England. Cambridge may seek a scholarship to send a local student abroad after his year.

Cambridge N.Y Josef Manhart Bregenz Austria Cambridge Central School Ign CCS New York City George S. Morse South Union Street Glens Falls Lake Constance Switzerland Germany England Tirol Andrew Bell United States

Cello Recital Set Sunday At College

Alumnae Tita Terrell presents a cello recital at the college Sunday at 8 p.m. with George Zilzer accompanying. Terrell, class of 1960, teaches and freelances with local orchestras. Zilzer teaches at Brandeis University. Program includes Eccles Fantasiestucke, Schumann, Beethoven, and Rachmaninoff sonatas. Public invited.

Tita Terrell George Zilzer

Briarcliff Degree Awarded To Elizabeth Hopkins

Miss Elizabeth Sabin Hopkins daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hopkins of North Bennington Vermont received an associate in arts degree from Briarcliff College on Sunday. She majored in Liberal Arts and was a member of the Arts Club during college tenure.

Briarcliff Manor N.Y Elizabeth Sabin Hopkins Henry Hopkins Main Street North Bennington Briarcliff College Miss Hopkins Concord Academy Briarcliff The Arts Club

Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Honors Philathea Society at Luncheon

The Hoosick Falls Kiwanis Club honored the Philathea Society for 30 years of meal service at Baptist Memorial Hall. Walter Hartman presented a plaque to Mrs. Warren Lohnes, society president, with guests from Latham, Taconic, and Texas, plus Rev. John Y. Elliott. Edward Bowmaker, Green Mountain Park publicity manager, spoke on the Vermont racetrack project and invited members to Thursday races with free passes.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Hoosick Paul Kreiger Taconic Club David Smith Texas Kasmer Stempek John Y. Elliott The Baptist Church Elliott Edward Bowmaker Green Mountain Park Arthur Taylor Bowmaker Vermont

Hoosick Falls Students Graduate From St. Rose

Miss Helen M. Bradley of Hoosick Falls and Miss Susan S. Butkas of Babcock Lake earned degrees at the College of Saint Rose Albany. Both graduates received B S and BA degrees respectively, with Bradley joining Rensselaer Public Schools and Butkas moving to teach English at Schuylerville Central.

Hoosick Falls St. Rose Albany Helen M. Bradley Carl Bradley Main Street Susan S. Butkas Albert A. Butkas Butkas Babcock Lake College of Saint Rose Chancellors Hall State Education

St Marys Academy Senior Holds Picnic for Classmates

Miss Judy Fleming of Abbott Street hosted a school picnic at Hoosick Falls entertaining members of both junior and senior classes at St Marys Academy.

Judy Fleming Abbott Street St. Mary’s Academy

Middlebury College Degrees Ceremony Sunday for 280 Graduates

Miss Susan J. Shaw of Hoosick Falls is a candidate for a bachelor of arts degree from Middlebury College. She majors in Spanish and participates in Kaleidoscope, the college band and various committees. The 163rd commencement will feature 280 BA degrees and two advanced degrees. Dr. Samuel S. Stratton presides as president emeritus. Shaw is a Middlebury graduate of Hoosick Falls High and attended the Spanish Summer School.

Middlebury Susan J. Shaw Clayton E. Shaw Jr Wilder Avenue Hoosick Falls N.Y Middlebury College Liberal Arts Samuel S. Stratton Miss Shaw Sigma Kappa Sorority

Shaftsbury Elementary plans 8 pm graduation

The Shaftsbury Elementary School will hold its graduation in the multi purpose room Monday at 8 pm. The class has 26 pupils and the theme is Unfinished Business. All parents and friends are invited.

Shaftsbury

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Nancy Otis Arthur Maureen Douglas Prospect Street Cutler Godfrey John Page Battenkill James L. Woodard Arlington Bennington County Soil Conservation District Rupert John C. Page James Bud) Edgerton Lawrence H. Pratt North Conway Mitchell Matthew Sunderland Page Louie Amenia Kendra Pittsfield Bonnie, Bonnie Plains Hadley Green Mountain George Weldon Weldon Mae Cottrell Brooklyn VFW Department of New York Buckler First National Stores North Bennington Rd Bennington, VA Peru Mabel FE. Whitney Tel Henry Brevoort Cannon Morristown N.J Gordon Auchincloss Diantha W. Hall Walloomsac Bertha Hoag Margaret Aiken T Errell Marsh H. McCall Jr Putney School Boston Conservatory Orchestra Cambridge Civic Orchestra Samuel Mayes Boston Symphony Orchestra Zilzer Brandeis University Sonata Henry Eccles Elizabeth Hopkins Briarcliff Graduate Kiwanis Fet@ Philathea Society Miss Bradley St. Mary Academy Rensselaer Miss Butkas St.Mary’s Academy Schuylerville Central William A. Scully Helen Bradley Miss Susan Butkas Edith Beaumont Susan Shaw Fleming Stanley Butkas Chuck Carelli Jimmy Sennett Bobby Ruditis Legion Auxiliary Meets Hoosick Post, American Legion Auxiliary Delton Hewitt Hill Road Fran Stacy
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