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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1965

Page

9

Bennington District Plans Schools With Mentally Retarded Programs

The Bennington School District board voted to include facilities for educating mentally retarded children in new district schools after the merger of Bennington Graded Village and Greater Bennington Rural districts. Next July 1 marks the merger date, with rapid growth forcing new classrooms. BFRC operates classes at Red Brick School in Shaftsbury, funded largely by the state and private sources.

Bennington Greater Bennington Bennington Friends of Retarded Children BFRC George Sleeman Larry Gurnett State Department of Education Earle W. Forman Gurnett

Four cases heard by Municipal Court judge Friday

Judge George M. Fienberg presided four cases. Gerald F. Campbell of Manchester Center faced a $50 bail after pleading not guilty to careless and negligent driving from an Oct. 1 crash on Route 11 30. attorney was John B. Harte. Edwin J. Trutham Jr. of Arlington pleaded guilty to driving to endanger and was fined 335 plus costs after traveling 85 mph on U.S. 7 south of the village on Oct. 10. Harvey Junior Pratt of White Creek New York paid 100 plus costs after changing a prior not guilty plea to no contest for leaving the scene of an Aug. 7 accident on U.S. 7 between Bennington and Shaftsbury. Pratt was represented by John P. Morrissey. Max D. Squires of Arlington pleaded guilty to a Vermont road violation on Oct. 11 between Winhall and Manchester on Route 11 30 after attempting to pass on a blind curve, forcing the opposite lane to take evasive action. he was fined 35 plus costs.

George M. Fienberg Gerald F. Campbell Manchester Center Campbell Manchester Atty John B. Harte Edwin J. Trutham Jr Arlington Trutham White Creek N.Y Harvey Junior Pratt U.S Bennington Shaftsbury John P. Morrissey Pratt Max D. Squires Winhall Squires

Sacred Concert At Shaftsbury Church and Mental Retardation Education Plans

Shaftsbury reports the seventh annual Sacred Variety Concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the First Methodist Church auditorium. Officials discuss state funds and local district duties to educate trainable mentally retarded children, outlining certification, facilities, and testing requirements while outlining potential school realignments involving Garnett, the Red Brick School, and Mt. Anthony Union School Board. The plan stresses cost savings and long term taxpaying outcomes for educated mentally retarded students.

Shaftsbury First Methodist Church Joint Board of Directors State Education Department Garnett Red Brick School Forman

United Church Missionary To Speak In Area

United Church of Christ missionary David Harnly Rubenstein, former Wilgespruit center manager, will speak at Second Congregational Church on Sunday Oct 17. His itinerary includes Oct 19 at Manchester Congregational Church and Oct 20 events in East Arlington, with a long career in Africa and education.

United Church Missionary David Harnly Rubenstein United Church of Christ Union of South Africa Second Congregational Church Bennington Association The Evangelical and Reformed Church Congregational Christian Churches Rubenstein Wilgespruit Transvaal Johannesburg Christian Council of South Africa South Africa Mission Africa Adams College University of Buffalo Adams American Cairo Chemical Company Navy American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions Congregational Christ Churches United Church Board For World Ministries Grace Irene Stevenson Angola N. Y Wilgespruit Center Iowa State College Hudson Iowa Hillsdale N.Y Rubensteins Mary Elizabeth Steven Paul Peter Harnly Martha Susan United Church Board For World Industries East Arlington Federated Church North Bennington

Noyes Named Oilman of Year at Vermont gathering

Walter C. Noyes Jr., president of H.M. Tuttle Co. Bennington, VT, received the Oilman of the Year award at a joint Vermont Petroleum Association and Vermont Oil Heat Institute convention at Basin Harbor. Joseph F. Hamlet, association chairman, cited Noyes for tireless work toward forming a statewide organization now the Vermont Oil Heat Institute and for serving as its first president. Hamlet stated this was the first such award in Vermont and that Noyes is frequently mentioned in oil industry matters.

Noyes Walter ©. Noyes Jr Bennington Vermont Petroleum Association Vermont Oil Heat Institute Basin Harbor Joseph F. Hamlet Montpelier Walter C. Noyes Jr H.M. Tuttle Co Vermont Petroleum Sociation The Petroleum Association Hamlet Vermont Walter Noyes Pennsylvania Fran Latif Williams and Bugbee East Main Street Albany N.Y Humble Oil Company

Hiring Policies Set By School Boards In Bennington Districts

The Bennington School District boards adopt a policy giving priority for teaching contracts to current Bennington Graded and Greater Bennington staff for 1966 67, with teachers asked to declare intent. Mt Anthony Union and the supervisory union discuss prioritizing existing 7 12 teachers, while a superintendent search proceeds with 24 applicants narrowed to seven for interviews over two weeks.

Joint Board Mt. Anthony Union School Board Bennington South Supervisory Union Supervisory Union Board Richard Sleeman Supervisory Board Sleeman Ronald R. Knapp Village School Board Arthur E. Wickenden Mt. Anthony Village Marian Taylor

Bennington briefs highlights students and events

Bennington area notices cover Roberta Eaton a UI senior violinist with the University Symphony Orchestra under Prof James Dixon and his UI links. Other items include George William Williamson and Mary Margaret Henning enrolling at St Anselm's College in Manchester NH with declared majors, Penny Bergquist in Grinnell College dance intramurals and a church Reading Group meeting reviewing The Search for Sodom and Gomorrah by Ralph Baney.

Roberta Eaton A. Clarkson Eaton Bennington University of Iowa Iowa City University Symphony Orchestra James Dixon Berkshire Music Festival Berkshire Music Center Tri-City Symphony Davenport George William Williamson George W. Williamson Scott St Mary Margaret Henning Carl B. Henning Arlington St. Anselm's College Manchester N.H Williamson Bennington Catholic High School Miss Henning Arlington Memorial High School Penny Bergquist Roy H. Bergquist Pleasant St Bennington High School Grinnell, Iowa College Darby Gymnasium Bergquist Alice In Wonder Grinnellland Second Congregational Church George Atwood Fairview Street Old Bennington Allan Heath Ralph Baney Dead Sea

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