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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1966

Page

7

Village Trustees Build Low-Cost Municipal Garage

North Bennington trustees completed a village garage for about the sale price of the old firehouse. They planned and supervised the project, using local labor to save 2500 to 3000 dollars, and funded the build from the old firehouse proceeds with no borrowing. The site off Mechanic Street includes two doors, a 36 by 40 foot structure, and land purchased from Stark Paper Co.

North Bennington North Bennnington Prospect Street Paul Feeley Fred Welling Francis Bud) Lauzon Mechanic Street Frederick Street Stark Paper Co

Shaftsbury Also Invited Strawberry Festival at Whitman Lawn

By Thursday the unification battle should clear. Those on both sides will retreat to Shaftsbury for the Strawberry Festival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Whitman near North Bennington. Winners toast with strawberry milkshakes while losers eat shortcake in a friendly, neutral gathering.

North Bennington Shaftsbury Bernard Whitman Whitman Lawn

Ethan Allen Pomona Grange dinner program and plans

Charles Mason of Pawlet spoke on the Farm Family Program detailing farm income strategies and potential supplements from projects like heifer replacements and poultry. William Wilbur discussed milk price hearings and Everett Lillie reviewed Washington base price agriculture hearings. Community Progress needs volunteers for Camp Ondawa building, with Camp opening in July.

Charles Mason Pawlet Vermont Ethan Allen Pomona Mason Christ William Wilbur Manchester Washington Everett Lillie Bennington Jesse Harrington Clarence Decker Belle Decker Taconic Grange Decker New England Orono Maine Pomona Stamford Methodist Roberts Stamford Grange Hall William Hattat Viola Wilcox Community Progress Project Camp Ondawa Lillie Coleman Mason

Arlington Principal Heads to Connecticut Summer School

Arlington Memorial High School Principal William Towne will depart June 27 for summer study at the University of Connecticut and plans to return August 5. Mrs. Robert Keene and three children from Chicago Heights, Illinois, are visiting a month with Ralph Sherwin and Joseph Keene. Keene will rejoin his family in a couple of weeks.

William Towne Arlington Memorial High School University of Connecticut Robert Keene Chicago Heights Ill Ralph Sherwin Joseph Keene Keene

Mountain Towns honors Carl Boyd at Vermont Tech

Carl Boyd, a Wilmington freshman in mechanical engineering technology at Vermont Technical College, Randolph Center, earned honors in his first year. Mayflower Chapter CES invites members to Wilington Congregational Church services June 26 at 11 a.m. for St. John’s Sunday, announced by Rev. Henry Peck. The first annual Festival Day Parade on July 9, sponsored by the Wilmington Alumni Association, begins 10:30 a.m. at Pettee Memorial Library, followed by a dinner by the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary at the school cafeteria. Local business people from nearby towns are invited to join with floats and decorated cars.

Carl Boyd Wilmington Vermont Technical College Randolph Center Mayflower Chapter CES Wilmington Congregational Church St. John’s Henry Peck Alumni Association of Wilmington Pettee Memorial Library American Legion Ladies Auxiliary

Local News Briefs From South Cambridge and Area

Weekend visits mark a mix of family time and school updates. James Doner, formerly resident, advanced to technical sergeant as a flight engineer on C-141s at Charleston AFB. Eagle Bridge Methodist Church hosts youth programs and July union services across three North Hoosick churches. Roger Fillmore, SUNY Plattsburgh alum, pursues a biology masters at the campus lab this summer. Nelson Bigelow reappointed health officer. new Glens Falls High biology teaching post noted.

James R. Doner Charleston Afb S.C North Hoosick Circuit Eagle Bridge Methodist Church

Saratoga Ballet Center Opens June 26

Saratoga Springs enrollment opens for ages nine to nineteen at Skidmore College summer session from June 26 to August 21. International teachers Oleg Briansky and Mireille Briane lead a five member faculty across jazz, classical ballet, character, and modern dance with students from multiple states. full in residence two four week sessions, day camp options, and extra cost music and piano courses. public ballet production at session end. inquiries to Saratoga Ballet Center Skidmore College.

Saratoga Springs N.Y Saratoga Ballet Center Skidmore College Oleg Briansky Mireille Briane New York New Jersey Massachusetts Georgia Virginia Illinois Ohio Tennessee Maine Connecticut Pennsylvania New York City Ballet Philadelphia Orchestra Saratoga Performing Arts Center

New Book on Ivy Lee of Dorset Public Relations Pioneer

A 351 page biography titled Courtier to the Crowd: The Life Story of Ivy Lee, Distinguished Founder-Modern Public Relations, highlights Ivy Lee as the Father of Modern Public Relations. The Dorset figure is linked to Barrows House Inn owner James Lee II and Ivy Lee Jr. runs a California firm. Lee shaped PR philosophy urging truth and public alignment, and his career spanned roles at major newspapers and politics.

Dorset Ivy Lee James Lee II Barrows House Inn Ivy Lee Jr California Princeton New York Journal New York Times The New York World Seth Low New York City

Vikings Hold Final Teen Dance at Bailey Hall East Arlington

The Vikings from Manchester led by Vinnie Kayatta Fred Malone Paul Hill and Tom Martin perform for 60 youths at the last Teen Center dance of the season held at Bailey Hall in East Arlington on Friday night. Sponsored by Youth Fellowship East Arlington Federated Church the center operates twice monthly since September.

Vikings Manchester Vinnie Kayatta Fred Malone Paul Hill Tom Martin Bailey Hall East Arlington Youth Fellowship

Weston Writer Authors Vermont Book

Weston Ray Bearse, a local resident, writes Vermont A Guide to the Green Mountain State to be published July 20 by Houghton Mifflin. Bearse, born in Brandon, has worked for the Associated Press and London Daily Mail as Stockholm correspondent, covering the Balkans and Middle East for Stockholm Tidningen. He also reported for Time-Life and the Paris Edition of the New York Herald Tribune.

Weston Ray Bearse Vermont Green Mountain State Houghton Mifflin Brandon Bearse Associated Press London Daily Mail Stockholm Balkans Middle East

Awards Given In Arlington Memorial Library Bridge Tourney

An awards party at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Canfield honored the participants of the second Martha Canfield Memorial Library bridge tournament in Arlington. Twenty two couples competed with first prize to Fernand Gendron and wife and second to James P O Neil and wife. Col A J Hastings and wife received a special for high one evening score. Runners up included Sydney Stokes Ellsworth Jannicky and Col and Mrs Hastings. The event was a social and financial success and will be continued next fall.

Arlington Charles Canfield Martha Canfield Sydney Stokes Ellsworth Jannicky Col Hastings Library Board

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