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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
6
Southern Vermont Art Center executive director James L. Montague announces a six lecture series on 20th Century painting and sculpture running Fridays from July 16 to August 20, 11 am to noon, with guest artists, slides, demonstrations and a possible single-lecture option for space permitting.
Arlington notices announce the Feast of the Sacred Heart at St Margaret Marys Church with Masses at 8 am and 5 30 pm on Friday. Confession is Thursday at 7 pm. The Shaftsbury Fire Company Auxiliary meets tomorrow at 7 30 pm at the firehouse. Members bring articles for the white elephant sale for sorting. A radio class drill will be held Thursday at 7 pm also at the firehouse.
More than 200 English youths aged 12 to 18 will spend one week at SITA Ski Camp in Winhall Vermont as part of a three week U S tour. They will split into three groups arriving July 28 August 4 and August 11 and will be hosted by three sponsoring school masters. Local day trips include Bennington Battlefield Stratton or Bromley. Hosts for a free day will be arranged with local families. Interested residents may contact Mrs Berry Wall or Mrs Betty Fendel.
In Manchester two Board of Civil Authority members gave only half hearted support for following the Knowles system of property appraisal as attorney Sydney Meachem charged during the fourth tax appeal hearing. He attacked the listers for lack of integrity and fair play while highlighting disputed assessments on properties owned by Henry van Loon and Leonard Tenner, noting significant tax pressures and objections to improvements not altering value. The session saw several disqualifications from voting and appeals from Montague and Hilliard, with residents defending intact parcels against subdivision plans.
A Thursday 8 p.m. block dance at Jerry's Gulf Station in East Arlington Sunderland raises funds for Arlington Kindergarten. The Mus tangs and the New Beats of Manchester perform with refreshments and prizes. Harold Giddings and William Burns Jr. own acres on North Hill Road and discuss subdivision plans amid a development area claim.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Strong marked their 50th wedding anniversary in Shaftsbury with a morning High Mass at St John the Baptist Church in North Bennington and an open house at Shaftsbury School. Neil Strong, Airman J.C., stationed in Formosa, helped arrange the Mass. The couple, married June 19, 1915 in East Arlington, have four children and ten grandchildren.
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