Marian Taylor seeks school board seat in Greater Bennington district
Mrs. Marian Taylor of Robinson Avenue runs for a one year term on the union high school board. She urges renewed study of the union high school plan, pledges voter education if needed, and argues for a large central high school to save money and improve facilities. She opposes Milton Pinsker and notes her deep involvement with local girl scouts and PTA leadership. She and her family reside in Bennington, with ties to Nazareth and New York.
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Marian Taylor
Robinson Avenue
Union High School
Greater
Bennington
Elf
Taylor
Milton Pinsker
East Road
Nazareth
Flushing, N.Y. High School
Columbia School of
Molly Stark School
PTA
Arthur
Woodslong Corp
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Pinsker Seeks Mt Anthony Union High Board Seat
Milton Pinsker of East Road announces his candidacy for the Mt Anthony Union High School board citing education's role in preparing youth for the modern world. He argues for a central high school with adequate facilities and a full plan after past bond defeats. Pinsker, a Brooklyn native and attorney now with New York State law, emphasizes a consolidated district as essential.
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Milton Pinsker
East Road
Mt. Anthony Union High School
Pinsker
Brooklyn
N.Y
Brooklyn College
Brooklyn Law School
New York State
Vermont
New York State Department of Law
Albany
Veteran Bennington educator seeks fourth Prudential term
Harriet M. Davis of Old Bennington, sole candidate for a Prudential Committee post, helped push earlier rural school consolidation. A nine year veteran, she cites union district goals and proposes a six member board to guide K through 12 education, while holding leadership roles in medical society auxiliaries and cancer society service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet M. Davis
Old Bennington
Prudential Committee
Greater
Bennington
Stratton Seeks New Study of Union School Plans
Norman Stratton of East Road announces a run for a three year term on the Mt. Anthony Union School Board to push reconsideration of the union high school plan after two bond defeats. He proposes reevaluating data from last year and aims to form a six member district as an ideal. The rural district election includes Milton Pinsker opposing Marian Taylor for a three year seat, with incumbents Wilson and Danish not seeking reelection.
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Bennington
Norman Stratton
East Road
Greater
Mt. Anthony Union School
Molly Stark
Union
Stratton
Chicago Technical College
Susquehanna Valley Union
Binghamton
N.Y
Harpur College
Endicott
Union School Board
Milton Pinsker
Marian Taylor
Robert M. Wilson
Pippin Knoll
Walter G. Danish
Robinson Aveenue
More Compensation Set For Disabled Veterans
White River Junction announces new laws give additional monthly compensation to two groups of service connected disabled veterans. Deafness in both ears with complete loss of bone and air conduction earns $47 extra. loss of use of both vocal cords with speech inability earns $47 for wartime disabilities and $38 for peacetime. Increases auto add to checks August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White River Junction
Charles L. Jacobs
Veterans Administration Center
Mrs Vince Leaves Sears After 19 Years
Mrs. Betty Vince, longtime manager of the Sears Roebuck sales office in Bennington, resigns effective July 20 after nineteen years. John Flannery of Belmont, Massachusetts, arrives as acting manager from July 1 and will take full manager duties on July 21, planning to relocate his wife and infant son to Bennington once housing is secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Vince
Sears Roebuck
John Flannery
Belmont, Mass
Bennington
Vince
Jaycees wipe out deficit with circus proceeds in Bennington
Bennington Jaycees announced that Sells and Gray Circus proceeds covered the remaining 1400 deficit from past Bicentennial ventures. About 2200 attended the two shows, clearing the way for expanded community services and a planned Battle Day weekend with a dance parade and fireworks. Button sales fund more events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Jaycees
Sells and Gray Circus
Soring
Jaycees
Les Elgart
Bennington
O’neill
YMCA and Red Cross Offer Bennington Swimming Courses
YMCA and Red Cross begin swim classes at Hicks Corners pool and Lake Paran starting Monday. Beginners learn buoyancy, adjustment, and safety, with six week Y sessions and three week Lake Paran courses, certificates issued by Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
YMCA
Hicks Corners
Thomas F. Butterfield
Butterfield
Y Pool
The
Red Cross
Lake Paren
Leonard J. Black
Bennington
New Publication For Artists And Draftsmen Debuts In New England
Springfield, Mass. reports a new 16 page tabloid titled News for Artists and Draftsmen appearing on local newsstands. The summer issue features Richard Stevens in an interview by Jerry Healy, plus book reviews in design, poster art, sculpture and fine arts. Published by John T. Cavanaugh, a former Springfield newspaper man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
New England
Richard Stevens
Jerry Healy
John T. Cavanaugh
Springfield, Mass
Dehydrated Army Rations Win Favor in Water Moccasin IV
Soldiers at the Water Moccasin IV warfare exercise in Stewart Georgia test dehydrated foods. They praise the lighter carry weight and storage benefit and especially like the dehydrated steak which reconstitutes into a steak-like meal after preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart
Army
Alex C. Jacobs
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Greater Bennington
Union School
Marian C. Taylor
Veremont
Davis
Mrs. Davis
Packer Collegiate Institute
Circus
Philip J. O'Neill
Jaycee Organization
Spon
O’ Neill
Benningtonians
Henry W. Coley
Arlington
John Secor
Penny Bergquist
Pleasant St
Edward Farar
Gage St
Paul Hurlburt Jr
Putnam St
Barbara Powell
Morgan Street
John Lettre
McCall St
Teddy Rogers
BenMont Ave
Coodtkind
Thomas F. Butterfield II
New Publication
Bennington, Vr
Shaftsbury, Vt
Fran Stacy
Madkour
Main St. Ste Ae
Delmonte
Pho Nan
Joe
Mayonaise Ar
Bordens
Piacs
Morton
Raspberries
Ong
River Valley
Boston
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