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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1967
Page
7
A Dorset observer describes winter wildlife at Swamp Acres from a folding chair. He details a feeding arena with blackcap chickadees nuthatches woodpeckers squirrels and red squirrels visiting multiple feeders and beehive openings. The scene shows daily visits, antics, and the challenge of keeping feeders stocked.
Hoosick Falls Central School guidance director William Folgett reports many seniors have been accepted and enrolled in colleges for the 1967 1968 year. Names include Susan Eddy Pamela Foster Debra Harrison Christina Davendonis Roger Hall Harold Moseley and Regents scholars William Cottrell Helen Hayes Mary Jane Bisson Richard Lavin and Nancy Nelson with alternates Debra Harrison Lynn DuRoss Frank Reynolds and Sally Stetson.
White Creek resident Deb Dockum of Cavendish Vermont spent time with the John Tudor family last week. Mrs Mary Hall has been visiting this week with her sister Mrs Frank Hulihan.
Twenty voters from a pool of 142 eligible re elected the entire slate of town officers at W Woodford town meeting held Tuesday. The town voted yes on malt and vinous beverages and spirituous liquor sales by 18 to 2, keeping the town wet. Re named were Charles Dewey moderator Mrs Nedra Hager clerk and treasurer Earl Potter selectman Harold Warner Jr sister Mrs Daisy Myers auditor Philip Barbeau constable and tax collector Mrs Marguerite Cleminson grand juror Franklin Frantz town school director for three years and Mt Anthony Union High School director for three years.
Elizabeth Dwyer invites all women of St. John’s Church to the parish hall meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in North Bennington with contact 442-4519 for details.
Rupert residents voted against liquor sales by 93 to 54 and banned beer and wine sales by 96 to 50 at a local town meeting, preserving a longtime dry record.
Rupert voters cast 154 ballots as Town Clerk J G Bebee notes pride in the record after a calm annual town meeting. Officials elected include Walter Ceglowski moderator and town agent, Vernon Beebe selectman, and Clinton Perkins and Josephine Burke as school directors. Christoper Bailey and infant from Gannon Road returned home from McCellan hospital.
Hoosick Falls guidance director William Folgett announced that National Merit Scholarship qualification tests will be administered at Hoosick Falls Central School on March 25 to 15 juniors. The tests determine contestants for scholarships offered by sponsoring organizations.
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