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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1964

Page

5

Heaslip Builds On Experience For Manchester Seat

In Manchester candidate George J. Heaslip promotes accounting and tax expertise gained from running his Mobil distributor business. Heaslip, 53, has served Montpelier under two governors and now seeks reelection as a Republican facing Democrat Allen J. Christie. He supports four year governor terms, finite legislative sessions, and opposes new taxes, citing stable local tax growth. He is a longtime firefighter and small business owner with a son, a daughter, and a newborn grandchild.

Manchester Ways and Means Heaslip Mobil Montpelier F. Ray Keyser Jr Philip H. Hoff North Bennington St. Francis de Sales Academy Bennington High School Allen J. Christie Green Mountain Park George J. Heaslip

Holy Name Society hosts quarter smoker at Immaculate Conception

Hoosick Falls members and guests gather October 28 at 8 p.m. in Parish Hall for a new concept social restricted to members and invited guests. The Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad coin card drive completed with North Hoosick and White Creek pending, raising $2,100 on October 12 to support squad expenses.

Holy Name Society Church of the Immaculate Conception Town of Hoosick Rescue Squad, Inc West Hoosick North Hoosick White Creek

Manchester PTA chooses Bradford West as new president in first contested race in 13 years

Manchester voters packed the PTA meeting as Bradford West won the presidency in a close contest. New officers include Mrs. Robert Jordan as first vice president and Mrs. Douglas Shaw as second vice president. Dues were raised to one dollar. Superintendent Neil Cross announced, and Principal Donald R. Shanks highlighted Manchester’s strong educational standards and new programs including a non graded primary and kindergarten. Open house and parent teacher conferences are planned to involve parents in classrooms.

Manchester Manchester Pta Bradford West Robert Jordan Douglas Shaw Eugene Kayatta Walter Kerwynn Eugene Collette Clarence Pete) Comar Carole McClure Shirley Boyce Mary Miller Burton Brown Mary Whalen Virginia Wilkins Shanks New Jersey E.H. Henry Paul H. Bullock Burr and Burton Seminary

Roaring Branch Home Demonstration Group Meeting

Ten members and two guests met at Mrs. Lucy Quimby’s home in October to elect a new treasurer Mrs. Earl Charlestream and work on flower smocked pillows. Eight members plan to attend the fall North Bennington meeting on Oct 22.

Roaring Branch Lucy Quimby Earl Charlestream North Bennington

Prohibition Candidate Backs LBJ on Viet Nam

Prohibition Party vice presidential candidate Mark R. Shaw endorsed an open letter calling for a new approach to the Viet Nam war. He urged President Johnson to abandon current policy and pursue peace, backing the appeal by 17 citizens published in the New York Times.

Melrose Mass UPI Prohibition Party Johnson Viet Nam Mark R. Shaw New York Times John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Kennedy Shaw Southeast Asia

Hoosick Falls Board Rejects High School as Space Solution

Hoosick Falls Board unanamously rejects converting the old Walter A. Wood High School to solve elementary shortages. Instead plans an addition to River Road facilities, with estimated bond costs around 565000 and state aid near 300000. Public meetings slated for December ahead of a January district vote. The meeting also approved the retirement of longtime teacher Elsie Wirth Potts.

Hoosick Falls Board Old High School Space Solution Hoosick Falls N.Y Board of Education Walter A. Wood W. Parker Dodge Bernon Chamberlin Dodge Associates Rensselaer Dodge State Education Department River Road Elsie Wirth Potts Potts Pennsylvania Petersburg North Petersburg Hoosick Keystone State Normal School Muhlenberg College New York University State University of New York Oneonta and Plattsburgh

Doctors Give Five Brothers First Sight

In Caltanissetta Sicily five Rotolo brothers born blind gained their first sight after Oct. 8 cataract surgeries by surgeon Luigi Picardo. Calogero 4, Giuseppe 9, Gioacchino 11, Charmelo 12 and Paolo 15 removed bandages in a darkened room amid tears of joy. They will stay a few days in darkness then wear dark glasses outside and eventually ordinary glasses.

Caltaniesetta Sicily UPI Rotolo Luigi Picardo Calogero Giuseppe Gioacchino Charmelo Paolo Picardo

HFCS Students Pick Johnson and Kennedy

Hoosick Falls Central School held a Tuesday rally where students backed Johnson Kennedy Goldwater and Keating with speeches by Sandy Reynolds Roxy Pitt Paul Harrison and Steve Ingraham. Johnson won the student vote 376 to 62 over Goldwater while Kennedy led 286 156 for U S senator with 518 students voting using authentic machines.

Johnson Goldwater Keating Kennedy Sandy Reynolds Roxy Pitt Paul Harrison Steve Ingraham Ingraham Lyndon Philip Leonard U.S Warren Eastwick Hoosick Falls Central School

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