North Bennington Board Approves School Budget
The North Bennington Graded School District approved a 1967-68 elementary budget of 122000 with Mt. Anthony Union High School assessment of 156914 totaling 279514. After state aid the tax levy is about 205014. The board plans to remodel the present school but delay major changes until programs are set, and will convert a study hall to a library. They consider carpeting, field maintenance for Welling Field, and renting space in campus buildings to staff.
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North Bennington
Bennington
Shaftsbury
Ele
Lionel Nowak
Powers
Fred Knapp
Merritt Hewitt
Welling
Unusual Gifts Contribute To Weir Reynolds Pool Drive
HOOSICK FALLS NY Joseph Buckley added a gift of 450 for a granite plaque and, in addition, donates a 50 gallon water heater a fuel oil tank 550 gallons of fuel oil and will supply fuel for the first season at an estimated total well over 500. Dr Harry Harrison also added 100 toward a 450 plaque in memory of seven Vietnam servicemen who sent 60 to the pool fund. One serviceman Carl Kempf Jr and friends nationwide learned of the pool through Kempf’s press reports.
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Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Joseph Buckley
Weir- Reynolds
Philip Leonard
Buckley
Harry Harrison
Vietnam
Carl Kempf Jr
Kempf
Crosier to Step Down as North Bennington Clerk
Mrs. Phoebe Crosier, eight-year clerk of the North Bennington Graded School District, will not seek re election at the June 28 annual meeting. She will take a full time post at Mt Anthony and will not have time for clerk duties. Nomination may be from the floor. The salary, voted at the meeting, was 650 in 1966 for K 12 and will fall with the district now serving K 6.
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Shaftsbury
Bleau House
Hewitt
Supt
Wagner
Mt. Anthony
North Bennington
Phoebe Crosier
Crosier
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Vermont Tech commencement at Randolph Center with 111 graduates
Theodore Midurski of North Bennington is among 111 seniors earning an associate degree at Vermont Technical College in Randolph Center. He will receive an associate in engineering with a mechanical engineering technology major as Sen. George D. Aiken delivers the commencement address. Admission to the afternoon ceremony is by invitation due to class size.
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North Bennington
Theodore Midurski
Vermont Technical College
Randolph Center
Midurski
George D. Aiken
Powers To Seek Another Term On North Bennington Board
North Bennington School Board chairman Lawrence F. Powers filed for a new three year term saying local control matters. He defended maintaining small local boards amid talks of a regional system while supporting the Bennington Southwest District superintendent structure. Powers urged competition and noted directors serve without pay with filing due by June 14.
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Lawrence F. Powers
Powers
State Board of Education
Bennington
Union High School
Bennington - Southwest
Vermont
Bennington Men Propose Early Start for Manchester IA Program
Bennington industrial arts teachers Kenneth Gile and Kendall Adams outlined a Grade 7 and 8 program for Manchester Burr and Burton Seminary to meet state standards. The plan calls for wood and metal working and drafting, a $30,000 equipment bill, and one trained instructor. The proposal, presented during a public meeting, also includes busing options, a potential senior project, and adult education in the shop. The Manchester proposal mirrors Bennington’s earlier model and would require state approval at the June 19 meeting.
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Manchester
Bennington
Burr and Burton Seminary
BBS
Kenneth E. Gile
Kendall Adams
Giles and
Adams
E. H. Henry
Gile
Miller
Bullet blamed for auto accident in Manchester
Manchester Chief Dana L. Thompson said a bullet caused a tire blowout injuring Patricia Fleming 18 on June 1 on Barnumville Road. He has no evidence of the bullet’s source and assumes an unintentional shot. the bullet remains unfound. Fleming, with broken ribs, ankle fractures and facial cuts, is expected to be released from hospital today.
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Manchester
Dana L. Thompson
Thompson
Patricia Fleming
Barnumville Road
Miss Fleming
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Dorset Father Daughter Win Academic Laurels
Dr. Gibson Winter of Chicago a Dorset summer resident earned a doctor of divinity at Cambridge Episcopal Theological School's 100th anniversary. An alumnus and Harvard graduate, he teaches ethics at the University of Chicago Divinity School and has authored several books. Daughter Sara Winter won cum laude in Russian at Bryn Mawr. next she will study music in Philadelphia. Jacqueline Winter, youngest daughter, will graduate at the Northfield School as Dr. Winter delivered the baccalaureate address there.
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Bryn Mawr College
Gibson Winter
Cambridge Episcopal Theological School
Cambridge
Mass
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Skinner
Chicago
Ill
Winter
Harvard University
University of Chicago Divinity School
Time Magazine
U.S
Metropolis
Vermont
Bryn Mawr
Philadelphia
Northfield School
Jacqueline
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