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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
10
A large sign reveals a proposed 10 acre shopping center on Route 11-30 the flats between Center and Depot in Manchester. Hartford builder contractor Matthew Reiser leads the project with plans for a food market bank beauty parlor bowling alleys drugstore shoe store and variety store. Potentials Inc handles real estate sales and leases.
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North Pownal Congregational Sunday School will hold a 10 am service with scripture readings responsive readings and music as about 30 pupils receive plants. Sunday School continues weekly 11 am through summer under Mrs Grusendorf. At Pownal Methodist Church a 9 30 am service features baptism and a program titled O Praise Him Alleluia by children directed by Mrs Warren Mason with multiple teachers. About 18 pupils attend each Sunday plants will be given and Bibles presented to entrants in Mrs Beals Intermediate class. Special choir music and continued summer session announced.
Hoosick Falls New York Michael Rice son of Mr and Mrs Harold H Rice received the Bronze Palm Award at a Troop 64 Court of Honor held in the Parish Hall He is the first Troop 64 member to earn the Eagle Palm and to become Eagle Scout in June 1962 Rice helped organize Troop 64 organized December 1958 He has served as junior assistant scoutmaster and attended council camporees Wakpominee Lodge Arrow services refine his scouting record
The Cambridge area hosts the annual foster mothers picnic at Shunpike Farm, new Cambridge Professional and Businessmen's Association officers are named, and the Washington County Music Festival unfolds in Fort Edward with Cambridge students performing. Local graduates receive degrees from Houghton College Becker Junior College Yale and St Lawrence University.
West Arlington Sandgate residents welcomed summer visitors over the holiday weekend. John Brinkerhoff and family from Locust Valley New York opened their Sandgate home while the Sanford Kauffman family from Old Greenwich Connecticut stayed there. The Kauffman eldest daughter Pamby remained hospitalized in Cambridge after a horseback riding accident.
Public notice for a meeting at Molly Stark School on June 27, 1963 at 8 00 P M EDT to consider the Prudential Committee reports approve tax collection timing set tuition limits up to 500 per pupil for high school except ninth grade set salaries and expenses for the year determine Grand List tax levy of 6 62 per dollar and authorization to borrow on emergencies with interest bearing orders.
The 38th annual Arlington Alumni Association banquet drew 182 attendees at the Cambridge House. The Class of 1953 earned the largest attendance award while Sandra Andrews and John Frost, Class of 1963, received the Fisher Award for scholastic improvement and were guests of honor. Mayor John Dailey of Rutland spoke to the class of 63 on continuing education. Association officers named include Helen Wood president William Finney first vice president Dorothy Grout second vice president Hazel Squiers secretary Philip Bahan treasurer Kenneth Smith Janice Coley Thurston Hulet trustees and Roger Mears banquet chairman.
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