School Highway Dept Negotiations On Soldiers' Home Site
Mt. Anthony Union School Board ratified option exercise on the Vermont Soldiers' Home property as the state highway facilities move is discussed with district officials. A meeting will align the department's land value with the board’s assessment around 42 000 dollars. Atty. Gen. reviews the deed. The Little League field use is extended. Superintendent Heath takes leave. acting supervisor Kirsch steps in. A June 1 Bennington meeting is planned amid district realignments.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Eugene V. Clark
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Clark
Marian Taylor
State Highway Department
Union Board
Thomas H. Candon
Rutland
Park and
County Streets
John P. Connarn
Soldiers’ Home
William Hart
Burgess Road
Little League
Hart
Allan J. Heath
Bennington Graded School
Heath
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Mt. Anthony
Paul E. Kirsch
Kirsch
Ronald R. Knapp
Union School Members Get Tax Assessments
Member districts of the Mt Anthony Union School District were notified of their 1965 66 assessments. Total budget 169 890 with 743 pupils. Assessments listed for Bennington Graded Greater Bennington North Bennington Graded Shaftsbury Town Pownal Town Woodford Town. Payments due Nov 1. Board approves bonding of treasurer Michael J Hogan for 100 000 with Aetna Surety through W H Wills Agency at 375.
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Mt. Anthony Union
Pownal
Bennington
North Bennington
Union Board
Barton L. Jenks
Jenks
Union
Michael J. Hogan
Aetna Casualty and Surety Co
W.H. Wills
Marion Taylor
Arthur E. Wickenden
Bi County Council Applies for Anti Poverty Funds
The Bennington Rutland Economic Opportunity Council Inc seeks a 20646 dollar federal grant matched by 2461 dollars locally to build a six month program for disadvantaged residents. A study by Bennington College is planned to assess poverty scope including school drop outs working mothers and preschool access.
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Vermont
Bennington - Rutland Economic Opportunity Council Inc
Area
Bennington College
Direc
Oil Heat Proposed For Mt Anthony Union High School
Indications are the new Mt Anthony Union High School will be heated by oil rather than electricity. The Architects Collaborative report recommends a heavy grade of fuel oil as most economical, and the board will seek detailed data before deciding.
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Mt. Anthony Union High School
Marian Taylor
Engineers of the
Architects Collaborative
Union Board
Taylor
Colin Smith
Buckley Offers House For Town Village Municipal Use
Realtor T G Buckley offers to move his rear two story 40 by 45 foot house at 201 South St to join the town office site or be used by the village to expand offices. Selectmen will consider funding and shared costs while federal Civil Defense plans may impact the proposal. County officials and local hosts weigh space needs and potential basement shelter changes.
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Bennington
T. Garry Buckley
South St
Buckley
Selectman
Alma Langlois
Selectmen
Salvatore Santarcangelo
Tilbrook fined for beer attack on officer at party
Eltham England Peter Tilbrook 24 was fined 22.40 after pouring five pints of beer over a policeman called to restore order at a party.
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Eltham
England
UPI
Peter Tilbrook
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