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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
8
Cambridge Central School District voters rejected the proposed budget on Wednesday in Cambridge New York. The outcome leaves the district awaiting next steps and potential budget revisions as residents weigh financing for programs and staffing.
Manchester Rotary pool will open Monday June 16 with hours 1 to 7 p m during the last week of school for elementary students. Regular hours 1:30 p m. Season tickets priced at 10 for single 12 50 for two and 15 for unlimited. Lifeguards named Barbara Bardin Lars Turin and Buddy Brooks. Red Cross swimming lessons to be offered.
Manchester residents facing property value and assessment changes may file letters to the Sisters in care of the Town Clerk to trigger reviews of their property cards. Hearings continue through Friday with board appeal options within 10 days. state statute ensures access for all aggrieved. Grand List totals show real estate, personal property, polls, and village and town lists totaling 135.534 million with new lease land Taxation.
Sunny Lake in North Bennington opens its ninth season this Saturday run by Paran Recreations Inc. The board led by Sanford Buxbaum highlights public daily or season passes and free entry for under tens. Lifeguards and Red Cross trained staff return, with swimming lessons led by William Halstead starting July at Mt Anthony Union High School, while executives Nolan and Van Dyke manage operations.
Ralph F. Flemming Jr. is selling his Mobil service station in Manchester Center after 28 years and plans to buy Walker Hardware in Manchester Depot. He will sell store and inventory to Howard Bowen and Carlton Winslow, with eight buyers interested in the Mobil lot and no immediate changes planned.
A group of 50 Peru Elementary School students from grades 1 through 8 toured Fort Ticonderoga. The visit included a color history film, museum displays, and a picnic lunch prepared by mothers.
A petition signed by 970 students and faculty at Williams College protested the deployment of the Safeguard antiballistic missile system. The group urged greater priority on arms limitation than deployment and sent the petition to President Nixon on Wednesday.
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