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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
6
Edith Beaugon postmaster A J Wir Musky announces Monday July 5 will be a holiday. No window service or city rural deliveries. Lobby open for box holders and coin stamp machine users. Special deliveries and perishable parcel post will be delivered. Usual late afternoon pickup and dispatch from street boxes and post office.
Shaftsbury voters will decide on a $156,211 current expenses budget with a proposed $10.70 tax rate plus a $2 high school tax. New articles include kindergarten maintenance costing about 86 cents per dollar of Grand List and a $500 sinking fund for a future cafeteria, plus $500 each to local groups. Voters also set tuition costs and debt service for North Bennington High School, authorize blacktop and landscaping up to $2,500, and elect a three‑year school director. Meeting at 8 p.m. in the school multi‑purpose room.
Mrs. Anders Olsen of Searsburg traveled to Mamaroneck New York Thursday to attend granddaughter Karen Olsen's graduation, daughter of Mr and Mrs Arnold Olsen. She is expected to return later this week. Also noted are local residents' travels and Vermont 9 road work update.
Gerald Aiken confined at home by illness. Mr and Mrs William Statn and children Vincent Elizabeth and William relocate from Waterford to the Edward Harrington house in South Cambridge.
The speaker warns that insistence on being right can be dangerous in fraught encounters. Accepting others' control may prevent harm, as overbearing certainty can lead to fatal outcomes even if you are morally correct. It urges practical deference over pride in confrontation.
Cambridge N Y The third annual awards night was held in the Cambridge Central School auditorium. The program featured remarks by Donald Pierce class of 1965 and Charles W Bowler gifts and many prize awards across fields such as American History English Latin math and homemaking. Deborah Lull and Donald Pierce received top honors including valedictorian and salutatorian.
North Bennington troop 28 BSA will hold the final meeting of the year Thursday at 6 p.m. at the scout barn with a cook-out games and a campfire. Green Bar patrol should arrive by 5 30 to help. Scoutmaster Harold Shepard invites all troop scouts to attend and bring mess kit and eating utensils.
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