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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1964

Page

6

Brattleboro Firm Wins Skinner Library Addition Contract

Brattleboro based H. Loney Construction Co. Inc. won a 209 835 bid to add The Given Wing to the Mark Skinner Library in Manchester. Work includes a new adult reading room, remodeled spaces, upgraded electricals, a basement meeting room, and a slate roof.

Manchester H. Loney Construction Co., Inc Brattleboro Mark Skinner G. Murray Campbell Irene Heinz Given John LaPorte John L. Given Shepley, Bulfinch, Richardson and Abbott Boston

Rescue Squad Groundwork Is Started In Manchester

Initial plans for a town rescue squad to man the forthcoming ambulance began at the Elementary School with about 15 attendees including Andre Betit and Alfred Pinsonneault of the Bennnington Rescue Squad sharing tips. An instructor will be chosen, eight to ten instruction meetings planned, and incorporation set for the first meeting next week at the rear of the current building. Also noted is the Mark Skinner Library’s growth from 12,000 to over 30,000 volumes since 1897, with a new wing anticipated to draw more patrons and a long-serving librarian Miss Anna B Buck continuing leadership alongside a board of trustees.

Manchester Andre Betit Alfred Pinsonneault Bennington Campbell Mark Skinner Frances Skinner Anna B. Buck James B. Campbell Walter Shaw Earle E. Storrs Henry B. Robinson Sarah G. Larson Paul H. Bullock G. Stewart Bennett Walter R. Hard Stanley B. Ineson

Manchester Car Accident Nears Beckwith Farmhouse

A two car crash Sunday at 7:40 near Beckwith farmhouse River Road left no injuries. A 1964 Ford sedan owned by Bul llard Co Bridgeport and driven by Frank M Clark New Hartford backed into a 1957 Plymouth driven by Mrs Vincent Bushee causing left front damage estimated at 400 to Bushee and 200 to Bullard.

Manchester Beckwith The Bullard Co Bridgeport

Lt Watt Returns Home on 14 Day Furlough

Lt Lewis C Watt of the U S Marine Corps arrives home for a two week furlough after 13 months abroad including Okinawa the Philippines Korea Japan Formosa and China He will report to Pensacola Florida for flight training to pursue a military career

Lewis C. Watt U.S. Marine Corps Watt Okinawa Philippines Korea Japan Formosa China Pensacola Fla

Fine Arts Quartet Set to Perform Beethoven and Bartok

Williams College Chapin Hall hosts the Fine Arts Quartet in a program of Beethoven and Bartok next Thursday at 8 30. The concert, free to the public, is presented by the Thompson Concert Committee with members Sorkin Loft Stanick and Sopkin.

Williamstown Mass Fine Arts Beethoven Bartok Chapin Hall Williams College Thompson Concert Committee Leonard Sorkin Abram Loft Gerald Stanick George Sopkin American Broadcasting Company Fine Arts Quartet George Sorkin

Order of the Arrow Elects Arlington Chiefs

The Manchester Taconic Chapter of Green Mountain Councils Order of the Arrow met last Friday at Burr and Burton Seminary to elect Neil Knapp of Explorer Post 34 Arlington as chapter chief Bert Hinkley vice chief and Ted Day secretary both from Explorer Post 33 Manchester Green Mountain Council Memphremagog Lodge Chief David Edson spoke on upcoming unit elections to be held in each Boy Scout troop and Explorer Post in the council.

Manchester Robert E. West Order of the Arrow Lake of Isles North Stonington Conn Connecticut Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont Troop Rudy van Veghten Donald Hinkley Ricky Harwood Roger Fowler Post David Edson Ted Day Mike Nawrath Bert Hinkley Dennis Edson Bob McFall Steve Rosencranz Tom Rumney Don Kinney Poultney Adrian Welch Ken Clayton Arlington Russell Holton Neil Knapp John Secor Shaftsbury Ian McDonald David Disque Ray Lovely

Scouting elections set for May 31 in Pownal units

Pownal units must elect candidates for the national Scouting Camper's Society Order of the Arrow by May 31. Rules vary by unit size, requiring active registration, 15 days and nights of camping, and first class rank for induction. Fire training session gathers twenty at the Pownal Firehouse with regional firemen.

National Scouting Camper's Society Order of the Arrow Charles Becker Pownal Firehouse Shaftsbury North Bennington Pownals

Cushman Company Worker Retires After 45 Years

North Bennington resident Alton E. Hill of Main Street retires after 45 years at H. T. Cushman Mfg. Co. He was honored by 35 fellow workers with gifts at a steak dinner held at Delaney's Hotel in North Hoosick last Wednesday.

North Bennington H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co Alton E. Hill Main Street tAl’’ Hill Delaney’s North Hoosick

Fire department aids truck with smoldering brakes on Searsburg Mountain

At the first blast of the fire whistle the Wilmington Volunteer Fire Department responded with fifteen men led by Chief Harold Lackey to aid an International truck from Syracuse, NY, with smoldering brakes on Searsburg Mountain. The driver extinguished the fire with snow en route to Wilmington. This was the second call in about a week. A Searsburg Town Meeting correction notes beer and wine sale approved 19-8, not 19-18. Charlotte was re-elected auditor for three years. There were 29 voters present.

Wilmington Harold Lackey Syracuse N. Y Searsburg Mountain Searsburg Charlotte Charles Dearcopp

Retirement party for Cushman Co. worker Helen Buskirk

A card party hosted by the Cushman Co. auxiliary to honor Helen Hall Buskirk marks her retirement after many years with the company. The March 14 event at Odd Fellows Hall includes a dinner and a film by David Barton Alaska life, with gifts and good wishes. Hill plans to relax and enjoy lawn chair life while others return to work.

Auxiliary of the Fire Company Odd Fellows Hall Cushman Co David C. Barton Bennington County Forester 49Th Alaska Hill

Two Meetings For Teachers Scheduled

The Southwest District Teachers Association plans two meetings. A pre-assembly meeting March 24 at 8 p.m. at Pownal Center School will present committee reports and agenda items. An invite to Bennington Village teachers on March 16 at 8 p.m. at Bennington High School features Harold Will discuss Gov Hoff Education Task Force implications for Vermont teachers.

North Bennington Southwest District Teachers’ Association New Pownal Center Southwest District Bennington Village Bennington High School Harold Gov. Hoff Teachers of Vermont

Scout Troop 28 to Meet at Fire House Wednesday

Beavers and Flaming Arrow Patrols of Boy Scout Troop 28 plan a 7 p.m. Wednesday meeting at the fire house. The note mentions upcoming events and a community interest in local scouting activities.

Boy Scout Troop 28

Hoosick Falls Airman Reassigned for Training

Airman John W. Danfort of Hoosick Falls N Y is reassigned from Lackland AFB Texas to Amarillo AFB Texas for technical training as a United States Air Force supply specialist. A 1962 Hoosick Falls High School graduate he recently completed basic training and attended the Maritime College in Bronx N Y.

Lackland Afb Texas John W. Danfort Franklin W. Danfort Bovie Road Hoosick Falls N.Y Amarillo Afb Tex United States Air Force Danfort Air Force Hoosick Falls High School The Maritime College Bronx

Hoosick Falls Theatre Recasts With New Auditions

Hoosick Falls Little Theatre shifts plans after Finian's Rainbow cast fell short by five roles. With May opening, producers move to pygmalion by Shaw and plan tryouts tonight and Thursday at Hoosick Falls Central School seeking a 12 person cast and musical backing from My Fair Lady. Local turnout praised and hoped for again.

Hoosick Falls N. Y Little Theatre Finian George Bernard Shaw Hoosick Falls Central School

Also Mentioned on This Page

Skinner Ing Quinlan’s Drug Store Main ST. Bennington Mr.Sinworth Elvin R. Haworth President Council On Physical Fitness Washington Conneil Newspapre Pxecutives Asociation Hoosick Ada M. Breer Williams Son Australia New Zealand Hawaii U.S University of Wisconsin University School of Fine Arts Order of the Arrow Scouts Vera Langlais North Pownal Pownal Harvey Burdick Jr Robert Pudvar Pol ADV Cushman Company Carlo Wolfe Buskirk Helen Hall Vermont National Brmont MAIN Elizabeth Dwyer St. John’s Sodality Library Lake Paran Home Edith Burns NBHS Benhi Ports CO Nauters Smlajesty Bennington Area Rainbow Finast First National Stores North Bennington Road Bennington, Vermont Aeen Zestier Oldsmobile Ninety Starfire Thurber’s Garage, Inc
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