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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
6
North Bennington and Shaftsbury water users face a continuous prohibition on automatic sprinklers. Water Board Chairman Fred Welling said a new well is not yet in operation, urging conservation while hand-held hoses remain allowed.
SHAFTSBURY Mry and Mrs. Fred H. Stacy were guests at a surprise dinner party at the Town House Cambridge NY in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary June 6. Fourteen friends and relatives attended. Frances H. Mattison and Fred H. Stacy were married June 6 1942 by Rev P H McDowell. The Stacys have two sons Carl a Northeastern student and Terry Lynn who turns three June 20.
Cadet Bradley C. Stevens age 21 son of Mr and Mrs Howard C Stevens will attend Army ROTC summer camp at Fort Devens Massachusetts with his unit from the University of Vermont.
Grievance hearings for taxpayers in Manchester begin tonight at 7 in the town office building. Taxpayers must request a hearing through Town Clerk Clara May Hemenway, who has the grand list available at town offices and at her home weekends. The Knowles system changes set the tentative tax rate at 5.13 dollars per 100 and base assessments on half the market value. hearings will continue until all grievances are processed. A downtown restaurant on Mayor's Row was renamed the Tel Aviv Room.
Mrs. Jessie Hulet principal Samuel Carrara and 39 sixth graders toured the Yankee Atomic Electric plant in Rowe Massachusetts on Thursday. They rode Paulin's bus with Arthur Paulin driving, heard a lecture, watched a film and viewed slides and a small interior model since access was restricted. En route home they stopped at Brigham Young birth site in Whitingham. All other grades were confined to classroom activities due to bad weather. the school association provided a picnic lunch.
Nearly 250 alumni gathered at Equinox House as Burr and Burton Seminary Alumni Association held its annual meeting. The retiring teacher Paul H. Bullock Sr. was honored with a rising ovation and named paid alumni secretary, while a 50th class reunion and 30th reunion were noted among attendees. A large delegation represented the Class of 1927 and other reunions, with a purse presented to Bullock and remarks from alumni and school officials. Dues were raised to three dollars.
Manchester Elementary School staff were honored at Ava lanche Motor Lodge by the local Teachers Association. Principal Donald R. Shanks will become a New Jersey principal. Miss Nancy Dunlap heads to marriage. Sven Erickson, seven years at the school, will teach in Granville New York. Miss Joyce Keough will teach in Massachusetts. Mrs. Shirley Boyce takes a leave of absence. Gifts were presented to Erickson and Shanks by Mrs. Carol McClure and Mrs. Virginia Wilkins.
Dennis Mironowicz a retired farmer died May 6 at 86. His will probate by Surrogate Ma honey leaves over 10 000 in personal property and over 10 000 in jointly owned real estate. Church of the Immaculate Conception Hoosick Falls gets 3000. Widow Waleryja Mironowicz receives 2500 and life interest in two thirds of the remainder trust. Bernard Mironowicz of Eagle Bridge gets life interest in one third. Two nephews and three nieces receive 500 each and remainder in trust. Named heirs include Sylvester Lobanowski Leonard Lobanowski Rosella Sprague Genevieve Borski Pauline Waller. Four deceased niece children share 500 and remainder. National Commercial Bank & Trust Co named executor. Davison & Holbrook attorneys.
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