Bennington County Cancer Crusade exceeds quota in 1963 drive
The Bennington County Unit of the Vermont American Cancer Society held a spring meeting at Putnam Memorial Hospital where Mrs. James P. O Neil announced the county surpassed its 1963 fund drive quota with additional gifts expected. Officers, chairmen, and Gerald Mills attended as Dr. Curtis Flory spoke on prevention films and regional fundraising.
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Bennington County
Vermont
American Cancer Society
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Curtis Flory
Gerald Mills
James P. O'Neil
Arlington
Bennington County Cancer Crusade
O’neil
Eugene Clark
Harlow Matz
Bennington
Clark
David Gil
Public Education
Flory
Putnam Hospital
Cancer Crusade
Robert Macksey
Max Grout
East Arlington
Richard Stolz
West Arlington
Eugene V. Clark
Harlow Mars
Lucien Loomis
T. R. Beatty
Industrial
Allan J. Bartlett
Stanley Rosen
Bennington College
Donald Hemenway
Graded School District Budget Increases Planned For 1963-64
The budget hike centers on instruction due to a new salary schedule effective this fall. The 1963 Grand List stands at $78,595.53, with a net tax of $6.83 needed to balance next year’s operating budget. A 9 cent special tax for the fire detection system final installment and a 48 cent Union High School assessment bring total net tax to $7.40.
Williams Warns Village Over Union School Withdrawal
John H. Williams Ml 29 of 155 Main St. a candidate for the Union High School District board from the Bennington Graded School District warns the village that withdrawing from the union could bring financial losses and educational setbacks. He cites a $40,000 village assessment for the union district’s operation and potential $75,000 annual tuition loss if others form a separate union high school. He urges continued cooperation in education and broader town village planning. Williams notes lack of taxpayer awareness and calls for liaison with education officials. He also emphasizes village benefits from cooperation and the risks of disruption to kindergarten and pre school programs. Williams is a Bennington Village attorney, Princeton and Columbia Law School graduate, married with two children, and recently named Bennington Jaycees Young Man of the Year.
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John H. Williams Ml
Main St
Union High School
Bennington
Williams
Union
Lems
George Allard Jr
Allard
Union School Board
Princeton University
Columbia University Law School
Bennington Jaycees
Beth El Hebrew School Closes for Summer
Temple Beth El held closing exercises for its Sunday and Hebrew school under Rabbi Sigmund Kaufman. Students presented Jewish themed selections and received certificates for attendance and conduct.
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Beth el
Temple Beth el
Sigmund Kaufman
David Shaffe
Marc Gordon
Rabbi Kaufman
Magna Fourth of July chairman stays on as adviser after 22 years
Roy Smith led Magna Utah’s July 4 celebration for 22 years and was kept on as adviser after his resignation as chairman was rejected by the planning committee.
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Magna, Utah
UPI
Roy Smith
Magna
Utah
Smith
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