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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1975

Page

8

Manchester Day Care Survives With Fundraising Plans

Manchester Day Care Center, led by David Ahern, faces a budget gap after a town vote rejected a 5700 appropriation. The center serves Manchester and six surrounding towns, operates weekday programs, plans July 5 dances and an August 2 festival to raise funds, and seeks more federal support while expanding a structured preschool curriculum.

R. Floyd Garland Manchester Manchester Child Development Center David Ahern Factory Point Square Ed Sargent Country Generals Bromley Mountain Highland Avenue Shaftsbury Manchester Center Ahern Charles Skiptunas Cook Rutland Brattleboro Bennington Manchester Day Care Center Arlington Sunderland

MERGE DIVERGES AS MANCHESTER GROUPS PLAN CARNIVAL

At a Manchester charter meeting MERGE sparks split over aims with Selectman Kardas pushing MERGE to coordinate town groups while Zecher backs a carnival fundraiser for the new recreation area. Officials envision a August carnival to fund pool operations with Lions Rotary and fire department backing, Jaycees previously denied a permit for an Aug 12-16 event.

Manchester Selectman James Kardas Kardas Selectmen Samuel Greenburg I. Stanford Zecher Jr MERGE Oscar Zahner St. Louis Zecher Manchester Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Lions Rotary Fire Department

Saxtons River Vermont Academy names new president

Named trustee J Barton Elliott of Morse Hill Road East Dorset has been named president of the Board of Trustees at Vermont Academy in Saxtons River. John G MacKechnie of Summit New Jersey retires after twelve years as president but will remain on the Board. Elliott is a Phillips Academy and Yale graduate who spent his career at Amstar Corporation in corporate development.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Peter J. Smith Hoosick Falls Central School New York New Jersey Egypt Smith Greater Hoosick Association HFCS Saxtons River J. Barton Elliott Morse Hill Road East Dorset Vermont Academy John G. MacKechnie Summit N.J MacKechnie Elliott Phillips Academy Andover Mass Yale University Amstar Corporation American Sugar Co

Community efforts rally for Richard Martin Jr. dialysis aid

Richard Martin Jr. seeks a kidney donor while on a Boston Children’s Hospital dialysis machine. Local groups in Grafton NY host a June 7 dinner dance to raise funds, with proceeds supporting the Martin family. Donations can be sent to the Richard Martin Jr. Trust Fund in Albany. Also noted are police officers completing in service training in North Greenbush and VFW Auxiliary officers elected in Hoosick Falls.

Richard Martin Jr Children’s Hospital Boston Troy Albany Kidney Foundation Boston Children’s Hospital Kidney Foundation of New York Madison Avenue N.Y Grafton Grafton V.F.W Veterans’ Hall Richard Leo T. Bruns Jane and Charles Sanford Hamilton Street Richard Jr Richard Martin North Adams Mass Francis Dooley Hoosick Falls Eva Schmigel Hoosick Valley Post VFW Doris Kalinowski Doris Auering Florence Ogilvie Rita Danforth Carol Bisson Marian Redden Nancy McCabe Olive Sluzas Susan Parker Regina Schmigel Lurana Pokines Tina Kenney Hazel Bradley Helen Bakaitis Margaret Whitter Hudson- Mohawk County Council Third District Ethel Niegoda Earl Kenney

Manchester School Board Acts On Calendar and Teacher Pay

Manchester School Board held a brief session and adjourned to executive session to discuss teacher contracts. It approved adding Columbus Day and Lincoln's Birthday as holidays and set a June 22 end date with potential five snow days. John Slade, new MTA president, urged cooperative relations.

Manchester Manchester Teacher’s Association MTA

Merchandise stolen from Virgil Gibbs shop and apartment

More than $1,000 worth of goods were stolen from the Virgil Gibbs leather shop and the apartment above it on Saturday night. Items taken include a sewing machine 15 shirts 25 pairs of socks five belts two pocket books a tape deck a tuner tapes and two speakers. Entry was gained by breaking a window on the south side. the break is under investigation.

Manchester Virgil Gibbs

Arlington Park Fund Drive to Begin June 1

Arlington residents will see a park fund drive kick off June 1 led by Nancy Kendall with goals to finish park facilities along Routes 7 and 313 and build a maintenance endowment funded by local, state, and federal matches. Construction of lighted tennis and basketball courts is already underway and slated for mid June.

Arlington Arlington Recreational and Park Committee Nancy Kendall Jean Kendall

Also Mentioned on This Page

Montpelier State Department of Water Resources Vermont Pavilion Gordon Walker Manchester Child Development Board of Directors Robert T. Stafford North Bennington Pownal Garland Bennington Recreation Center Walker Rensselaer County Law Enforcement Association North Greenbush Greenbush State Armory Royal Howard Thomas Lewandowski John Griffin Albert White Howard Lewandowski Edith Beaumont Mable Hewitt River Street New England Women Congress Eastern Slopes Inn North Conway N.H National Green Mountain New England Women Hewitt Siena College John A. Graney Jr John A. Garney Main Street Judith McGuire Center Street John St. Mary’s Academy State of New York Court of Claims Manchester School Board John Slade The Slade Association Aires & Kane, Inc E Cf Savings & Loan Association
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