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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1962

Page

8

North Bennington PTA hears principal on testing and guidance

North Bennington PTA heard Principal Catharine Corcoran outline in detail the schools testing program records and guidance procedures. She urged parent teacher conferences and displayed samples of records tests and career guidance materials. The group discussed health dental programs and a new piano fund with a plan for a public meeting on April 10 about the proposed union high school.

North Bennington North Bennington Pta Catherine Corcoran Cocoran Miss Corcoran Otis Stanford College Board Walter McWaters Howard Nemcev State Health Department PTA Union High School Bennington

Annual Town Officer Session In Manchester

Town officers and interested citizens are invited to the 17th Town Officers Educational Conference on Thursday March 22 at the Manchester Elementary School Building in Manchester Center. Registration at 9 30 a.m. with talks by state officials and morning and afternoon sessions for auditors clerks treasurers and other local officials.

Manchester Manchester Center

Grange to Sponsor Card Party at Hall on March 17

The Grange will sponsor a card party at the Grange Hall on Saturday night March 17. Mrs Anna Sheldon suffered a fall at home breaking her wrists.

The Grange Grange Hall Anna Sheldon

Farm Bureau Tax Group Studies State Aid and Tax Equalization

Vermont Farm Bureau tax study committee met in Montpelier to examine state aid for education and an equalization board. Key figures included Charles Nichols Frank Livak and Herbert Ogden with plans to endorse equalization in principle and discuss a state equalization authority and revised grand list. The next session set for April 3 will cover state road assessments with Sen. Willey invited.

Montpelier Vermont State Farm Bureau Charles Nichols Vermont School Directors Association Frank Livak Vermont Department of Education Herbert G. Ogden Hartland Stanley Wilson Derby VSSDA William Nicoll Grand Isle W. Arthur Simpson Lyndonville William McKee Keith Wallace Vermont Farm Bureau Windham County Hugh Evans Lawrence Franklin Robert Willey Orleans County

Hoosick Group Tries to Acquire Athletic Field

Hoosick Falls officials discuss acquiring the town athletic field as part of the community center. The plan seeks rezoning from residential to recreational and joint village town board action for field possession from the school district. The commission, led by Mrs. George Scott Jr, met at the central school cafeteria.

Hoosick Falls Town of Commission Nicholas J. Mahoney I. Burke Surdam National Commercial Bank and Trust Co

Jet Crash Teaches Local Constabulary Training Lessons

The First Hoosac Constabulary held its 24th muster at Jer main Hill Farm White Creek reviewing its response to a recent Air Force jet crash. It found the unit should report to central authority for efficient field operations and improve its communications. Jack Halstead was named communications officer. A film by Martin Harrington on a Newfoundland moose hunt was shown.

White Creek Hoosac Constabulary Gerald Harrington Jermain Jack Halstead Martin Harrington Newfoundland

Windham Teachers Set March 22 Meeting with Panel on Report Cards

WHITINGHAM The Windham Southwest District Teachers Association will meet Thursday afternoon March 22 at the Whitingham School. A 5 p.m. dinner precedes a business meeting and program led by Wilmington Principal Russell Hanson. Teachers Mrs. Kershaw and Mrs. Mazelli will discuss report card revisions aimed at uniform cards for all district schools.

Whitingham Windham Southwest District Teachers Association Wilmington Russell Hanson Kershaw Mazelli

Keene Teachers College Student Practices At WHS

Lyman Amsden of Keene Teachers College is student teaching in WHS industrial arts under Mr. Warren and will stay through the second semester. An April 13 gymnastics exhibition in the school gym features high school students prepared by Mr. Leonard.

Lyman Amsden Keene Teachers College WHS Warren Leonard Farwell Hanson Vermont Education Association Tland Windham Southwest Teachers Association Vermont Headmasters Association

Summer Workshop Set in Wilmington

Wilmington Supt Daniel O Connor schedules a two week summer workshop at Wilmington High School on audio visual aids in class. Dr Raymond Wyman of the University of Massachusetts will teach starting Monday July 16. Teachers interested should contact the superintendent s office.

Wilmington Daniel G. O’connor Wilmington High School Raymond Wyman University of Massachusetts

Cambridge Area Kitchen Conference Seeks Farmer Voices

The Cambridge Area Kitchen Conference No. 12 met at the Welling home to discuss Who Shall Speak for the Farmers. The event included refreshment, a forthcoming meeting on April 2, and a DAR program featuring Donna Pratt and museum speaker Mrs. Max Schurr.

Sherman Welling Ondawa-Cambridge DAR Donna Pratt Cambridge Central America Max Schurr Albany National Dar Museum Richard Burdsall District of Columbia Washington, D.C Cambridge Doreen Parsley Susan Rouse

Demand for Glenn four cent stamp remains high

Washington AP reports continued phenomenal demand for the four cent stamp commemorating astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. issued by the Post Office Department as part of the space flight celebration.

Washington John H. Glenn Jr Post Office Department

Monster not from ocean depths shown by heat tests

Sydney AP reports heat tests on flesh samples from a giant 18 by 20 foot Tasmania carcass discount the claim the creature originated in deep ocean. Scientist A R Haly says shrinkage at 68 degrees implies surface origin. Bruce Mollison adds no bone structure found on probing the carcass.

Sydney Australia Tasmania A. R. Haly Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization

Dorset Community Notes and Local Plans

A crew dismantles the old Dorset schoolhouse with possible new post office on the site. Sugarmakers tap orchards though syrup remains limited. Mrs. Hannah Neuman is confined by illness. Frances Fenn RN from Hartford Hospital visited Burr and Burton area. Dorset Players meet March 21 with pupil performance Good Night Please. Senior Home Demonstration meets March 21 at 2 pm with Mrs. Cassie Tobin in East Rupert. Charlotte Sykes of Orange NJ visiting Katherine Childs.

Hannah Neuman Frances Fenn R.N Hartford Hospital Hartford Conn Sargent Fenn Dorset Players Burr and Burton Cassie Tobin East Rupert Charlotte Sykes Orange N.J Katherine Childs

Hoacre Farm Established by Hoag Family in Berlin

Walloomsac resident David Kipp remains at Albany Medical Center. Gordon Hoag and wife plus granddaughter Sandra visited Alice Fitzgerald in Berlin on Saturday. John Hoag buys parents Gordon and paraphrased Hoag farm, renaming it Hoacre Farm to raise registered Holsteins. William Luke and son Billy Jr. stayed with Eugene Slavin in Glens Falls. Charles Drake and son Danny returned home after a visit with the Capones in Utica. William Brooks Sr. returns to Boston after weeks with William Brooks Jr.

David Kipp Albany Medical Center Gordon Hoag Sandra Hoag Alice Fitzgerald Berlin John Hoag William Luke Billy Jr Eugene Slavin Glens Falls Charles Drake Danny Mr. Drake The Capones Utica William Brooks, Sr Boston William Brooks Jr

Lenois Sentenced for Breach of Peace in Vermont

Francis E. Lenois 23 of Guilford received a suspended one to two year term in the House of Correction after pleading guilty to an amended breach of the peace charge tied to the alleged abduction of his estranged wife. He was fined 100 dollars plus costs and faces possible New York indictments on carrying a concealed weapon and being a fugitive from justice. Police say he fled Vermont with his 19 year old wife Elaine after forcing her into his car outside a Brattleboro dairy bar.

Brattleboro, Vt Francis E. Lenois Guilford House of Correction Lenois Rockland County New York New York Thruway Vermont Elaine Brattleboro

First 62 Garden Club Meeting in Arlington

The Arlington Garden Club will meet on Tuesday March 20 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Prosper Deschenes home. President Mrs Donald Trachte will lead the session. Guest speaker Mrs Burnham Bowden of Irvington New Jersey horticulture chair for Zone 3 of the Garden Club of America will discuss Greenhouse Practices and Pleasures of Growing. Hostesses include Mrs Clayton Hulett and others.

Arlington Arlington Garden Club Prosper Deschenes Donald Trachte Burnham Bowden Irvington N.J Garden Club of America Clayton Hulett Herbert Douglas Lucina Hulet Charles Miller James P. O’neil

Congregational Women plan supper and sale

The Congregational Women's Association met in the vestry with Mrs. Wayne Timmerman presiding. They voted $5 to the Heart Fund, acknowledged messages from mission and education services, and announced Christmas cards sent to Japan. A public supper is planned for March 17 and a summer sale features handmade gifts.

Congregational Women’s Association Wayne Timmerman M. C. Hall Heart Fund Friendly Missionary Service American Board Migrant Ministry Christian Education Service Chicago Carl Ball Japan Friendly Service Timmerman Charles Severy

Miss Ehrich to Tour Mexico With College Choir

Miss Jessie Lea Ehrich of Arlington joins Smith College Wesleyan University Concert Choir for a 10 day Mexico tour March 23 to April 2. The 69 member group will perform in Mexico City and nearby areas with a final concert March 28 at the Bellas Artes Auditorium with the National Symphony Orchestra of Mexico.

Miss Ehrich Mexico Northampton Jessie Lea Ehrich Manfred Ehrich Jr Battenhill Drive Arlington Smith College-Wesleyan University Smith Wesleyan Mexico City U.S

Red Cross canvass riders listed for North Bennington drive

The North Bennington Red Cross campaign Sunday March 18 includes Mary Barney Mrs Milton Mackey Mrs Charles Austin Mrs John Kennedy Jr Deborah Watson Mrs Carl Willis Myron Jones Mrs Ralph Norton Paul Crane Edward Worthington and Mrs Milton Surdam Jr Also Charles Griffith Edna Heding Helen Cushman Penny Rich Lloyd Nowak Mrs Walter Whitman and Barbara Lawless Mrs Edward Worthington assisted by Mrs M Leo Keough will head the drive in North Bennington this year.

American Red Cross Mary Barney Milton Mackey Charles Austin John Kennedy Jr Deborah Watson Carl Willis Myron Jones Ralph Norton Paul Crane Edward Worthington Milton Surdam Jr Charles Griffith Edna Heding Helen Cushman Penny Rich Lloyd Nowak Walter Whitman Barbara Lawless

Shaftsbury Heart Fund total trails last year

Shaftsbury reports heart fund collections to date totaling 145 dollars and 95 cents, led by Mrs. J. D. Clawson. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Clawson or the Vermont Heart Association in Rutland. Hilltop Girls 4 H Club conducted the door to door drive with leader Mrs. William Center and members Pamela Thompson Betty Clawson Marianna Paquin Donna Dooley Judy Dooley Linda Kelley Wanda Harwood Alexis Breese Belynda Van Ness.

Shaftsbury J. D. Clawson Donna Dooley Judy Dooley Linda Kelley Wanda Harwood Alexis Breese Belynda van Ness

Shaftsbury WSCS Plans Bazaar and April Meeting

Shaftsbury YMCA notes report a well attended WSCS meeting at Mrs. Alice Bronson's home. Officers set non perishable booth chairs for the 1962 Christmas Bazaar and approve a April 7 fudge sale at Bronson's market. Next meeting set for April 10 with co-hostesses Mrs. Mary Stevens and Mrs. Hazel MacDonald.

Shaftsbury Woman's Society of Christian Service Shaftsbury Methodist Church Alice Bronson Lila Bronson Mildred Millington Bessie Percey Jo-Ann Davis WSCS Bronson Hazel MacDonald Rhea Gleason Laura Montgomery Koinonia Louise McDonald Roswell Barnes

Taconic Grange Meeting Led by Lilian Wood at Shaftsbury

The Taconic Grange of Shaftsbury held its regular meeting with Lilian Wood presiding and 16 members in attendance. Harold Cross led an educational lecturer program while participants included Merton Snow Jr and Roberta Snow. Refreshments were provided by the Cross and Wood households and others. next meeting set for March with a covered fish supper.

Shaftsbury Taconic Grange of Lillian Wood Harold Cross Merton Snow Jr Ella Cross Roberta Snow Betty Cross Robert Cross Theresa Wood Luella Wilson Anna Heaslip

Battenkill Grange Plans March Meetings and Degrees

Battenkill Grange of West Arlington announces a regular meeting on March 21 at 8 p.m. with an instructional work night. Refreshment committee members are Mrs Mary Thompson Mrs Edward Doyle and Mr and Mrs Charles Lindsey. A special meeting on March 29 at 8 p.m. will confer the first and second degrees by the regular officers.

Battenkill Grange West Arlington Mary Thompson Edward Doyle Charles Lindsey

Bennington zoning amendment opened to professional offices

Village of Bennington trustees amend Paragraph 2 Section 3 to allow offices and studios for physicians surgeons dentists artists musicians teachers registered nurses lawyers architects engineers and similar professions in the R-3 district. Ordinance adopted March 6 1962. becomes effective March 19 1962. notices published March 13 15 17 1962. Village Clerk Hilda Hurley filed.

Bennington State of Vermont Reuben Levin Corporation Hilda Hurley

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NBHS Rupert Janice Moore Farm Bureau Tax Group CUBS Den 2 Den Bock Teel Co. A Wms Bennington Garage Main Hoosick Group Jet Crash King B. Frazer William Sargent Windham Dover Carlo Walter Tel Wilmington School News Margaret Aiken Nancy Voerman Christine Decker Jonathan Raymond Kathy Marsh Camille Hudson Marshall Small Michael Bellemere Jonathan Phelps John Tully Donna Mullen Rupert Jennings Jr Chester Young Margaret Foster Alice Mafouch Donald Brennan Robert McClellan Mary Atwood Schneider James Coulter Susan B. Anthony Battenville Harold Fairbanks New Bennington Villirica Chelmsford Mass Dorset Miriam Tifft Walloomsac Bertha Hoag North Adams, Mass Bridge Club Dawn Hicks John Carrier C. A. Bayard Clara LaTorre Richard W. Boyd Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company Nationwide Fire Insurance Company Nationwide Life Insurance Company Nationwide Insurance Company Columbus Ohio Elizabeth Dwyer Red Cross Fran Stacy Shaftsbury Wscs Taconic Grange Battenkill
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