Norshaft Alternative Option Explored For Union Schools
Warfield proposes three paths for North Bennington district education changes. He urges cost data and legal implications be studied, with boards to decide and voters to weigh in. Williams asks to preserve the Mt Anthony union as an option amid June district meetings. Voters respond favorably.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bennington
Warfield
Dailey
Mt. Anthony Union School
John H. Williams II
Williams
Rural school overcrowding sparks plan for trailers and partitions
Greater Bennington School District officials meet to address next year space needs. Beech Street School may require a seventh classroom and a seventh teacher for first and second grades to handle projected enrollment near 160, with 72 new first graders already allocated into three classes and existing classes adjusting with a remodeled basement and a special class occupying a sixth room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greater Bennington
William F. D. Smith
Prudential Committee
Beech Street
Smith
Annual School Meetings for Bennington Area
Dates and times set for Bennington area school district annual meetings. Bennington Graded votes June 30. Greater Bennington Rural June 25. Pownal Town June 30. Shaftsbury June 30. North Bennington June 24. North Pownal June 29. Woodford annual meeting held in March. officials discuss census and mobile classrooms to ease overcrowding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Allen J. Heath
Leon E. Wagner
Ivor Pelsue
Reba Moninger
Greater Bennington
Molly Stark
William F. D. Smith
Pownal Town
John Foster
Shaftsbury
Jesse Strong
North Bennington
David C. Bareton
North Pownal
Richard Pudvar
Woodford
Durocher Won't Need To Return To Vermont
Judge Daley ruled Leo Durocher need not return to Vermont for a $150000 alienation suit hearing brought by Rene Morin a Middlebury bricklayer against the Los Angeles Dodgers coach Morin alleged Durocher alienated the affections of his wife Anna Durocher denied the charges The judge ordered Durocher to produce by June 1 correspondence motel or hotel receipts and photos since 1962 since Durocher resides in Los Angeles and the plaintiff would bear his travel costs the decision was said not to require Durocher to appear Morin plans to appeal the ruling and the judge ordered further disclosures through Durocher’s attorney Ralph Foote
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
UPI
Leo Durocher
Vermont
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rudolph J. Daley
Addison County
Durocher
Rene Morin
Anna
Duerocher
Daley
Morin
Los Angeles
New York
Gerard Trudeau
Ralph A. Foote
Carolyn
University of Vermont
Jasmine
Funerals honor Kesick and Taylor in Sunderland and Danby
The Sunderland funeral of Nicholas Kesick a farmer for 45 years was held in St James Episcopal Church with burial at Ira Allen Cemetery. Clayton C Taylor died in Sunderland after a life in Danby with services at Danby Congregational Church and burial at Scottsville Cemetery.
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Sunderland
Nicholas Kesick
St. James Episcopal Church
Clement G. Belcher
Ira Allen Cemetery
James
Henry Ennis
Commodore
David Hon
Andrew Guber
Winfield Hall
Kesick
Pennsylvania
Arlington
New York
Danby
Clayton C. Taylor
Glenn Bingham
Scottsville Cemetery
Taylor
Manchester Center
James Roberts
Raymond Weeks
Richard Ackert
Alvin Reed
Raymond Stone
Charles Wright
Miss Agnes H Rule Rutland obituary
Miss Agnes Harwood Rule 85 of 16 Woodstock Ave Rutland died Monday at Rutland Hospital after a short illness. Born Arlington August 22 1878 she taught about 30 years in Lincoln Meldon Dana and Longfellow schools. She was a member of Trinity Episcopal Church and the Boathos Society. Funeral Wednesday at 11 at Trinity Episcopal Church burial Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Tossing Funeral Home today 7 to 9 p.m. Survivors include five cousins and Dr Harold Plough Paul Plough Mrs Rupert Lewis Stuart Holden and Earl H Blakely.
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Rutland
Agnes Harwood Rule
Woodstock v Ave
Rutland Hospital
Arlington
Stuart
Maria (Blakely) Rule
Lincoln, Meldon, Dana and
Longfellow
Trinity Episcopal Church
Boathoi Society
Henry Plough
Morrisville
Harold Plough
Amherst
Mass
Paul Plough
Trenton
N.J
Rupert Lewis
Woodstock
Stuart Holden
Fitcheburg
Earl H. Blakely
Maple St
Robert H. Throop
Evergreen Cemetery
Tossing Funeral
Five Leave For Army Physicals On Charter Bus
Five men depart Selective Service headquarters by chartered bus to Albany New York for pre induction physicals this Wednesday. Lloyd Phillips of Bennington Thomas Holland of Cambridge New York Bruce Gunther of East Dorset Raymond Knapp formerly of North Pownal now Williams town Massachusetts and Sonny Gordon transfer from McAllen Texas travel for examinations. Mrs Viola Conley reports the group will take their pre induction physical exams on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Albany
N.Y
Lloyd Phillips
Bennington
Thomas Holland
Cambridge
Bruce Gunther
East Dorset
Raymond Knapp
North Pownal
Williamstown
Mass
McAllen
Texas
Sonny Gordon
Viola Conley
Moose Lodge Plans Evening Meetings and Dances
Officers will meet at 7 p m Wednesday with a substantial attendance prize. The lodge meeting at 8 p m includes kitchen hours Friday 6 to 10 p m with fried seafoods and steamed clams. Piano music by Ernie Caron. Saturday steak supper 6 to 8 p m reservations required. Dancing 9 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernie Caron
Not Bird Watchers at Northeastern Bird Banding Meet
Betty Downs of South Londonderry explains that bird banders are volunteers for the US Fish and Wildlife Service. They trap, band, and record data on birds to study migration, longevity, population changes, and disease roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Northeastern
Bird Banding Association
Thomas Foster
Monument Avenue
Frederick Beecher
Bank Street
James Downs
South Londonderry
Downs
Foster
Betty Downs
Fish and Wildlife Service
Laurel
IBM
Hospital Notes and Bird Banding Meeting Report
The column lists admissions and births at a hospital including Mrs Gaynell Webb and Mr Arthur Snye der among others, noting a May 11 birth to Mr and Mrs Arthur Snye der. It then covers a bird banding meeting with demonstrations, nets, traps, and talks by experts from Sylvania, Albany and Bowdoin, detailing migratory studies and disease concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
Fosters
Parker Reed
Lexington
Mass
Sylvania Co
General Telephone and Electric Co
Ralph S. Palmer
New York State
Donald Wilkins
Ballston Spa
N.Y
New York
New Jersey
Association
Charles Huntington
Bowdoin College
Grey Institute of Ornithology
Oxeford
England
Daniel Johnson
Lynnfield
Boy Scouts of Amerca
New Hampshire Moves to Exempt Sweeps Taxes
Four NH lawmakers sponsor federal bill to exempt the state from a 10 percent federal gaming tax on sweepstakes. IRS orders nearly 70,000 in taxes with 166.65 in interest. exemption argued because sweepstakes revenue funds education and pari mutuel rules apply. Sweepstakes set to run at Rockingham Park in Salem on Sept 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPD
New Hampshire
Thomas McIintyre
Norris Cotton
Louis C Wyman
James C. Cleveland
McIntyre
Justice and
Treasury Departments
Charles W. Emlet
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Sweepstakes Commission
United States
Rockingham Park
Salem
Bennington Kindergarten Registrations Set for Thursday
Parents with children born in 1959 who will start kindergarten this fall must register at Bennington Elementary School on Thursday. Registration hours are from 9 to noon at the Park Street entrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Park Street
Babcock Blasts GOP Over Taxation and Education Funding
Republican gubernatorial candidate Robert S. Babcock denounces rivals for dodging taxation issues. He argues Vermont needs more revenue to boost education and local aid, urging broader tax measures and a limited sales tax. Foote and MacBride propose limited new taxes or tax cuts respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johnsbury
UPI
Robert S. Babcock
Babcock
Kiwanis Club
Ralph A. Foote
Halifax
Roger L. MacBride
Vermont
Foote
MacBride
Community notices and sale items in Bennington area
Thrift shop offers men's sport jackets dresses wool skirts cushions blankets and a handmade quilt while requests pour in for window shades baby carriage dresser card table and children s shoes. Various local meetings and events scheduled including Old Bennington annual meeting tonight at Church Barn Bennington Club May 21 Veterans Auxiliary Well-Baby Clinic Softball Association meeting and bowling events plus job ad for a cook housekeeper and a May 12 adv notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenard Turner
Joseph McDermott
Caryl Adams
Caroline Darlington
Josiah Fuller
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Fienberg
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Maine
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North Adams
Louisville, Ky
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Reed
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Arthur Davids
Manchester
Edward Reinfort
Kathy Loomis
Dorothy LaRoche
Marie Bouplon
Hoosick Falls
Bryant Vallie
Ann Cummings
Coleleen Kinney
Lillian Shultz
Margaret Weir
Joseph Hart
Mary Lynn Mahar
Arthur F. Snyeder
Dewey St
Marshall Sprague
Readsboro
N.H
Hareatre
Aschary Production
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