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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
2
In the notes, Hercules is pictured south of the dragon’s head with a highlighted H. He assaults the garden of Hesperides, aided by nymphs, and defeats the dragon to seize the golden apples, now shown in his left hand.
An accident Friday around 5 p.m. at the Main and Valentine Streets intersection in Bennington Village caused extensive damage to one car and left Charles W. Judge of 509 County St with a bump on the head while Barbara G. Suraci of West Dover drove away with extensive front end damage to her eastbound vehicle.
Vermont bankers should study retail customer service and avoid excessive advertising, said Bryan Houston of Fletcher Richards Co. He warned of rising government welfare programs as future competition and predicted banking will shift as attitudes toward money change in the postwar era.
Union school directors reported that only 2600 of 80000 in federal NDEA aid had been cut from last month’s application. The plan covers 160000 in fixed equipment and library spending for next year, with the government sharing half the approved costs.
The committee on case policy of United Counseling Service's board of trustees will meet Monday at 8 p.m. in UCS offices on Dewey Street. The board reduced the order of clocks for the new union high school to 22, cutting the credit to 1900 dollars. Transportation plans include hiring temporary driver custodians in September and permanent staff when the school opens, with some drivers from Pownal and Shaftsbury.
Saturday class enrollment and dancing from 9 to 12 with snacks at 10 p.m. Sunday class enrollment at 2 p.m. with Springfield Vermont degree team officiating. A smor gasbord will be served at 4 p.m. by the Women of the Moose.
The annual recital directed by Rene Duke DuCharme premieres at 8 tonight in the Bennington Catholic High School Auditorium. Students from Manchester and Hoosick Falls participate with baton twirlers from Janet Flynn's School of Baton and former students performing as well.
Funeral services for Edith A Bosworth were conducted Friday at 2 30 PM in the chapel of St Peter's Episcopal Church with the Rev Herbert Sanderson officiating. Burial followed in Bennington. The obituary notes a statewide library service critique and the role of the Free Public Library Service as a state agency coordinating libraries and distributing books.
Manchester Superintendent Neil E. Cross announced Head Start programs will start Monday in three sites within the Bennington Rutland Supervisory District. Rupert Village School hosts Rupert and Pawlet with Marion Jones, a Dorset Elementary teacher, leading class. Sunderland hosts Chiselville School with Virginia Wilkins of Arlington. Danby Borough School hosts Danby and Mt. Tabor pupils taught by Marsha Hinman. Classes run 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. five days weekly. Registration numbers will be known once classes commence.
Louis Levine 82 a Russsia native who lived 72 years in Hoosick Falls died Thursday at 124 Church St after a long illness He was a retired wholesale butcher and cattle dealer affiliated with Temple Beth El in Troy Survivors include his wife Gussie Goldstein two daughters four sons two grandchildren and one great grandchild Funeral services were held Friday at Temple Beth El in Troy The notice also reports the death of Miss Ethel Zoe Howe former teacher of French and history at Cambridge and Mechanicville NY She died Friday at her residence Survived by three sisters The funeral will be at Morris and Stebbins Funeral Home Hoosick Falls Monday at 1245 p.m. and All Saints Episcopal Church Hoosick at 2 p.m. Interment in Hoosick Rural Cemetery
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