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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1966

Page

16

Mt Anthony union offers contracts to most area teachers

The Mt Anthony Union School Board plans to offer contracts for next year to 57 of 68 junior and senior high teachers across Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury and Pownal. 28 positions remain to be filled and names will be withheld until staffing nears completion. Screening for associate principal for grades seven and eight will begin after March 21 with any local system teacher eligible.

Bennington North Bennington Shaftsbury Pownal Union Howard F. Kelley Marion Taylor Mt. Anthony Union School Kelley Taylor Supt Union School Board Mt. Anthony State Department Bennington Village

Welcome Wagon Club and local meeting notices

Bennington brief items include the Welcome Wagon Club meeting at 8 p.m. Thursday at 224 Washington Ave hosted by Phyllis Capriella with speaker June Nicholson. Also a nominations committee meeting of United Counseling Services at noon Thursday, New Englander Restaurant. AARP NRTA chapter meets Friday at 2 p.m. in Bennington Free Library social room with Edna Martin explaining AARP insurance. Three one act plays by Benhi Thespians Friday at 8 p.m. in Benhi auditorium with no admission. programs include The Wicked Four Ambulance Grandma Fixes Things.

Welcome Wagon Club Phyllis Capriella Washington Ave June Nicholson United Counseling Service Board of Trustees New Englander Southern Vermont American Association of Retired Persons Bennington Free Library Edna Martin NRTA AARP Benhi Thespians Benhi

Funeral notices and local community updates in Bennington area

The bulletin records two funeral services, William H. Cutler and P. Harry Walsh, with details on churches, officiants, burial plans, bearers, and relatives from nearby areas. It also notes a Coventry Cathedral film event at St Peter's, a Brandon Training School meeting, and various ski reports and local administrative hiring discussions in Bennington.

William H. Cuteler St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Frederick B. Wolf Park Lawn Lloyd Fleming Murray Cutler Kenneth Hill Walter Parmenter

Mt Anthony Union High School plans equipment bids

Union school officials stated no fixed or movable equipment has been ordered yet as specifications are drafted with architects. Local suppliers will be invited to bid once areas are defined, while contracts were awarded to C L White Company for glass installation and to C and B Morse Block Company for pumice block used inside the school.

B. Morse Block Company

Gemini overhead stars Castor Pollux and Helen link

The note places Gemini overhead in early evening with Castor and Pollux as bright stars. Castor lies northwest and Pollux southeast at distances of 45 and 35 light years. Myth says their sister Helen of Troy inspired a war. a storm threatened their voyage, and they became patron saints of sailors.

Gemini Castor Pollux Helen of Troy

Higgins Elected New Chairman of Bennington Board of Selectmen

Bennington selectmen held their first weekly session after Town Meeting and chose Joseph E. Higgins as chairman for a three year term. The panel also named Louis F. Lausville and Richard Van Santvoord, with Van Santvoord continuing as former chair. A five member housing project committee was formed including Rev. H. Glenn Payne and others to study elderly housing feasibility and visit Brattleboro. Planning commission membership and regional ties were clarified, listing Eugene C. Burt as chair and several other members.

Bennington Threeman Board Joseph E. Higgins Louis F. Lausville Richard van Santvoord H. Glenn Payne First Baptist Church Raymond P. Betit Francis J. Hogan Atty Robert E. Cummings Jr Bennington Village Joseph A. Pello Jr Brattleboro Planning Commission Eugene C. Burt James Davis F. Ellwood Allen Thomas Foster Selectmen Foster Allen Regional Commission Town Commission Charles Tilgner II Tilgner Davis Edward H. Giles Kenneth R. Clayton Commission Thomas P. Kinney Jr William H. Morse Lynn Woods Jr Dean F. Hanson William H. Fox Roderick J. Humphreys Winston W. Luther Higgins

Bennington Residents at Montpelier Hearing on Highway Beautification

A Bennington delegation testified at a federal highway beautification hearing in Montpelier City Hall. They supported the Highway Beautification Act of 1965 and urged clear regulations on advertising signs along highways. The session, part of a nationwide March April tour, was led by Mrs. Norton Barber for the Federated Garden Clubs of Vermont with Col. H. Fairfax Ayres presenting for the Vermont Roadside Council.

Montpelier Benningtonians Norton Barber Federated Carden Clubs of Vermont Department of Commerce Bureau of Public Roads H. Fairfax Ayres Shaftsbury Vermont Roadside Council

Selectmen Extend Deadline for Landfill Operator Applications

Bennington selectmen extended the deadline for applications to be landfill operator to Tuesday noon March 15. The job pays 92.50 weekly for experienced earth movers. Five applications have been received. a replacement is sought for retiree Theo Phile LaFlamme. The group also reviewed Lloyd Bevins proposed new junkyard site on Ore Bed Road after previously rejecting North Branch Street Extension.

Bennington Theophile LaFlamme Selectmen’s Selectmen Lloyd Bevins Bevins North Branch Street Elizabeth Burke Williams and Bugbee Wilson Ford Bill Hogan Chevrolet Cadillac

Obituary: James Murray former Rutland golf pro dies

Funeral service for James Murray former Rutland golf professional who died after a long illness will be held at Tossing Funeral Home Rutland on Thursday. Born in Carnoustie Scotland he was a World War I veteran amateur golf champion and long time pro at Rutland Country Club. Survivors include widow Agnes Murray two daughters Joyce Murray and Mae Murray and son James Murray Jr. who played on the 1952 U S Curtis Cup Team. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery.

P. Harry Walsh Watervliet N.Y Putnam St Troy St. Francis de Sales Francis B. Flanagan Mahar & Son Funeral Flanagan Park Lawn Chapel Park Lawn Cemetery Harry Wrigley Babcock Lake Francis Marceau Berne Vallie Bennington Leonard Morin Stony Point 31St Internal Security Battalion New York National Guard Walsh Col Willard J. Walsh Bronx Elnora Albany Elmont Rutland James Murray Plunkett Memorial Hospital Adams Mass Tossing Richard Sutter Wallingford Carnoustie Scotland James Mary Ann (Tosh) Murray France New York State Rutland Country Club Wolferts Roost Forest Park Country Club North Adams Country Club Agnes Horne) Murray Hugh Jones Jr Montpelier Mae Murray Joyce Murray Wayne N.J Arthur C. Currier North Tewksbury James Murray Jr Jones U.S Evergreen Cemetery San Diego Calif John Bennett Whiteway Jamul The Polygraphic Co North Bennington San Diego County General Hospital Somerville Bruce and Catherine (McKay) Whiteway Watershed Forestry Service California Gavel Club Toastmasters International Canada Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Benenington

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary

Admissions list includes Mrs. June Reynolds Wayne Ketcham Mrs. Ida Collins Ben nington Mrs. Evelyn Arnold Bennington with March 7 noted. Discharges record Miss Jane Lake South Dorset Denver Coulter Bennington Miss Polly Dicranian Pownal and a son to Mr and Mrs Patrick Murphy 109 Soule St on March 8. Also a son born to Mr and Mrs Carleton Leonard Main Street North Pownal on March 8.

June Reynolds Wayne Ketcham Ida Collins Bennington Evelyn Arnold Jane Lake South Dorset Denver Coulter Polly Dicranian Pownal Patrick Murphy Soule St Carleton Leonard Main Street North Pownal

Jubilee Observance Coordinated With Liturgy Weekend Program

The Bennington Catholic Deanery launches a Liturgical Commission weekend with a Friday 8 p.m. session at Bennington Catholic High School and a Sunday 3 p.m. Jubilee Mass at St. Francis de Sales Church led by Bishop Robert F. Joyce. Con-celebrants include Revs. Buckley Hoffman Whipple McGowan and rector Leonard Anzivino. workshops by Fr. Julien LaFlamme and Sister Mary St. Bernard highlight Directing Choirs and parish organists. The event, themed The People of God Renewed, gathers eight parishes and missions across Bennington County for lectures, music, and liturgical devotion.

Post Council Bennington Catholic Liturgical Commission Bennington Catholic High School Robert F. Joyce St. Francis de Sales Gerald T. Buckley St. Margaret Mary’s Arlington E. Edward Hoffman Robert Loxley Robert Kreig Mission Danby Rutland County Bennington Sacred Heart Our Lady of Lourdes North Pownal North Bennington Sacred Heart School Bennington High School St. Michael’s College Grand Seminary Montreal Notre Dame St. John Vianney St. Johnsbury St. Augustine’s Parish Montpelier Mary St. Bernard

Water Board Sets Rate For Easements In Woodford

Bennington Village Water Board advances easement negotiations for a Bolles Brook to village reservoir pipeline. Property owners prefer hydrants over cash. hydrant rental costs may apply. Board to review wages, noting risk if key staff depart, and discusses thinning red pine on Burgess Road per county forester report.

Bennington Williams Woodford Water Department Henry Hansen Hansen Cmsr Seymour G. Shultz

Vermont lawmakers wrestle with junkyard and scenic bills

The House debated a highway funds bill risking 2.5 million in federal aid if junkyards survive on aided roads. Supporters argued action is needed while opponents warned of market limits and local solutions. A separate scenic resources bill seeks land purchases and a Scenery Preservation Council to protect Vermont’s countryside amid development pressures.

Anthony C. Buraczynski D-41 Brattleboro Kenalene Collins R-32 Readsboro Clarence B. Coleman R-131 Saxtons River Coleman Royal B. Cutts Townshend Fred Westphal Elmore Edward R. Eurich Waitsfield Westphal Eurich Vermont Ira D. Whitney Stamford Conservation and Development Committee Emory Heberd Glover U.S Cutts State of Fish and Game Water Resources Arthur Gibb R-15 Weybridge Gibb Coney Island New Hampshire Hebard

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