North Bennington School Board Sets Two Tax Articles
The North Bennington Graded School District board voted to split the budget vote into two articles. One asks voters to approve a $40,550 elementary school budget with a total expense of $118,300 and projected revenue of $77,750, plus $131,800 for Mt Anthony Union Schools assessment, while a second article would authorize a tax rate based on the new grand list or call a summer meeting if needed. The board also approved preparing for the June 29 annual meeting and discussed field use changes at Welling Field and Mt Anthony football field work details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Mt. Anthony Union Schools
Lawrence Powers
Bennington
Welling Field
Mt. Anthony
Con
Ronald Reeves
Fred Knapp
Raymond Greene
Castleton State College
State Education Department
Central Village
Wilson Ford, Inc
William A. Burnham
Joseph A. Nadeau, Inc
Nadeau
Winhall News: School Ball Games and Local Happenings
Winhall Elementary boys and girls lost to Jamaica School 12 4 on June 1 and won 6 4 against Peru School on June 3. George Spalt and family from Albany visited Taylor Hill over the weekend. Fire department battled a brush fire on Michael Kidd’s property, controlled before spreading to pines. Dennis Fenno, just back from Viet Nam, spends furlough with family. Mountain Home Grange met with Londonderry and Mettawee visitors. memorial service held. next meeting June 20. Pomona attendees at Bartonsville June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winhall
Jamaica School
Peru School
George Spalt
Albany
N.Y
Taylor Hill
Michael Kidd
Mountain Home Grange
Londonderry
Mettawee Valley Grange
Hazel Slade
Rose Torrey
Rutland
Pomona
Bartonsville
Peru births and local events in small town news
New parents Mr and Mrs Lewis DeSchweinitz welcomed a baby girl born June 8 at Boston Lying-In Hospital. A Peru Volunteer Fire Department turkey shoot is slated at Ray Farnum's gravel pit Sunday at 10 a.m. Proceeds go to the fire department. A June 17 firemen's dance at Earl Batchelder's with Les Parker's orchestra raises funds for the department. Peru School baseball lost 5-2 to Winhall. Bondville to visit Peru next week for season finale. Various local movements include school club bus trips to Santa Land and Brattleboro roller skating, graduation flowers, and visits of relatives to and from Memphis, Landgrove, and Londonderry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis DeSchweinitz
Johnny Seesaws
Boston Lying-In Hospital
The
Peru
Earl Batchelder
Les Parker
Peru Volunteer Fire Department
Winhall School
Bondville
Lyle Holton
Byrd LaPrade
Virginia
Memphis
Tenn
Carl Thieme
Landgrove
England
Jessie Mayer
New York City
Stewart Gilbertson
Wethersfield
Wethersfield, Conn., Arrived Saturday To Spend the Summer In Her Londonderry
Edinburgh
Scotland
Angus Black
Vermont Academy
Saxtons River
Marlboro appoints Delina Millar to faculty
Miss Delina Millar of Claremont New Hampshire joins Marlboro College faculty as a new instructor. She will teach courses in the college's program, bringing Peace Corps experience to campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marlboro
The
Peace Corps
Marlboro
Delina Millar
Claremont, N.H
Marlboro College
Arlington gains new government and Southeast Asia appointee
The Rev Thomas Lopes of Fall River Massachusetts visited Arlington this week with his sister Mrs Earl LaBatt and family. The appointment will begin September 1. Miss Millar a 1961 Carleton College graduate earned a BA in government and international relations. She studied on a kibbutz in Israel and in Europe before earning an MA in political science from the University of Michigan. After graduation she spent two years with the Peace Corps directing a school project in Northeast Thailand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Lopes
Fall River, Mass
Earl LaBatt
Miss Millar
Carleton College
Northfield
Minn
University of Michigan
The
Peace Corps
Thailand
Mountain Towns Deerfield Valley Farmers As sociation Annual Meeting
The Deerfield Valley Farmers Association held its annual meeting at the Grange Hall with all officers re-elected. Members of the grange served a supper. Baptist Ladies Aid Society of Wilmington met at the vestry on Wednesday afternoon. Dessert was served by Mrs. Doris Rice and Mrs. Gertie Carpenter. Mrs. Rice presided in place of Ethel Southworth who is on a European trip. Eight members planned a food sale for June 24 at the vestry starting about 3 p.m. The next meeting is tentatively scheduled for June 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Fellowship of the
United Church of
Mad Tom
Dorset
Howe Caverns
Duanesburg
N.Y
Deerfield Valley Farmers Association
Grange Hall
The
Grange
Baptist Ladies Aid Society of Wilmington
Doris Rice
Gertie Carpenter
Rice
Ethel Southworth
Arlington Lions Club Pool Opens With Rules For 1966 Season
Notice to residents of Arlington and vicinity that the Paul Laskey Memorial Swimming Pool opens June 11, 1966 at 1:00 p.m. and runs to September 5. Rules require a lifeguard, prohibit tubes and surf gear, age and supervision rules, no dogs, cleanliness, and lifeguard or Pool Committee can close the pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Arlington Lions Club, Inc
Paul Laskey
Arlington Lions Club
Paul Laskey Memorial Swimming Pool
Coast Guard
Lions Club OF Arlington, Inc
Local Graduates and Garden Club Leaders Share News
Donald Woodard and Martin Oakland, sons of their respective parents, graduated from St. Joseph College on Sunday. Mrs. Richard Stolz, president of the Arlington Garden Club, attended the State Federation of Garden Clubs annual meeting in Woodstock. H. Stuart Ortloff of Arlington was the main speaker at Tuesday's dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Woodard
Douglas Woodard
Martin Oakland
Ben Oakland
St. Joseph College
Richard Stolz
Arlington Garden Club
State Federation of Garder Clubs
Woodstock
H. Stuart Ortloff
Arlington
Hoosick Falls Board Approves Buses for Red Cross Swim Lessons
The Hoosick Falls Board of Education approved use of two buses requested by Youth Commission chairman Robert Hayden for Red Cross swimming lessons this summer. It also increased its gift to the commission from $450 to $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Hoosick Falls Central School
Robert Hayden
Youth Commission
Red Cross
Commission
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Manchester
Clara May Hemenway
William Benedict
Major Hawley
E.B. Burton
Board of Civil Authority
Ringheiser
North Bennington School Board
Elizabeth Dwyer
Marden Skinner
Carl Parsons
Tom
Phillips Exeter Academy
Exeter
N.H
William
Winifred Ledger
Rockford
Ill
Parsons
William Parsons
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mass
Franconia College
N. H
Shaftsbury
John O. Slade
Dennis W. Fenno
William E. Connelly
California
Fenno
Viet Nam
4Th Engineer Construction Battallion
Grange News
Alice Dibble
Main St
Gothamware
Helene Thompson
PKC ’'N Pac
Carlo Walter HO
Ladies Aid
Eva Lake
Robert Lake Sr
Rock OF Ages
Granite
Barre Guild
D. E. Carver
Washington Avenue
Barber’s Pond Rd
Pownal
Woodford Mountain
Call Humane Society
Dial Bennington
Automotive Agencies
Toyota
Spike
S. Call
Monument Motors
Volkswagen
Dial
Vermont
Berkshire Sports Cars, Inc
Austin Healy
Mercedes-Benz
State Road
North Adams
Call
Cadillac Inc
Oldsmobile
LeBlancs Cars & Trucks
Hunt St
Johnson Oil
Leblancs
Williams & Bugbee, Inc
E. Main St
LeMans
Walter L. Barber
North Bennington Road
FORD
Leonard Wells
Burt Rockwood
By Charles M. Schulz
Blondie
MR. Bumstead
Steve Canyon
By JohNny Haw
Dhk Young
Milton Caniff
Unteer
TI the
Bea
Han
Sam
Acters
Juliet
By Stan Drake
Hardy Teague
MR. Teague
Him
Man
Julie
West Arlington
Sandgate
Betty Trachte
Hoosick Falls
Edith Beaumont
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