Village School Plan Gets No State Aid For Additions
The Bennington Graded School District learned from Rupert J. Spencer of the state Department of Education that no additional state concessions will be granted for enlarging Benhi or Bennington Elementary. He noted past concessions but said current needs don’t justify more. The board seeks a new southwest site for a future elementary school while awaiting budget approval before summer improvements.
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Clark’s Woods
Wills and Lonergan & Thomas Insurance Agencies
Cora B. Whitney
Jennison Engineering Firm
Burlington
Bennington School District Honors Death of Carl B. Williams
Trustees of the Bennington Graded School District signed a resolution expressing profound grief at the death of Carl B. Williams, assistant principal of Bennington High School. The resolution notes his thirty years of influence on youth and his adherence to good sportsmanship and fair play, and directs the memorial be filed and copies sent to his family.
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Molly Stark Ends Year With Field Day and Awards
Molly Stark School will host field day events today with students competing in annual activities. Friday features a final assembly at 10 a.m. to wrap up the academic year and conclude the school term lasting until September.
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Molly Stark
Vermont State Dental Society Opens 88th Meeting at Lake Morey Inn
The 88th annual Vermont State Dental Society meeting opens at Lake Morey Inn Fairlee with Dr H Driscoll Reid presiding. A lecture on Problems with Dentures is scheduled, followed by a busy agenda including endodontics and cytology sessions, Governor Hoff delivering greetings at the Friday dinner.
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Philip Hoff
Sweepstakes Tickets Sell Record 46,000 in One Week
New Hampshire sweepstakes tickets set a weekly sales record with 46,000 tickets sold and total proceeds of 1 186 779. The Sweepstakes Commission reported 395 593 tickets sold through last Saturday. Keene State Liquor Store leads in sales, passing Portsmouth Interstate Store, with Nashua Main Street Store close behind.
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