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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1963

Page

2

Union School Directors study preliminary questionnaire results

The Mt. Anthony Union School Board reviewed early data from a public opinion survey of about 2,500 residents. Roper Center figures from 669 responses show a cross section of voters in six districts, with 86 percent reporting they had voted last spring on a school bond issue.

Mt. Anthony Union Public Information Committee Roper Opinion Research Center Williams College Arthur S. Faris Union Board Holden-Leonard Ben-Mont Avenue Faris Dio Friends Roper Center Union School

Infant Dies of Acute Meningitis, Coroner Reports

Albany coroner Dr. Leon L. Feldman announced that 19 month old Ronny Parks died from acute meningitis after being struck by a backing truck in a County Street driveway. He was taken to Putnam Memorial Hospital then Albany Medical Center, dying October 17.

Leon L. Feldman Albany Ronny Parks Roger Parks South Branch Street Putnam Memorial Hospital Albany Medical Center William C. Cameron County St

Youth Receives Suspended Sentence For Traffic Violations

Danby teenager John E. Smith pleaded guilty in Bennington County Municipal Court to leaving the scene of an accident careless driving speeding and road law violations. He received a 90 day suspended sentence in the county jail and a total fine of 73.10 with probation and restitution to a mail box owner.

John E. Smith Danby Bennington County Smith Manchester George M. Fienberg William A. Taylor Belle Glade Fla Williamstown Mass William E. Hill Vermont Pownal Hill

Jaycees To Host Roll the Barrel Fund Raiser

The Bennington Jaycees announce a roll the barrel smoker on Oct 30 at 8 p.m. in 409 Main St rooms. A brewery backs the annual project and will donate $500 to the Vermont Junior Chamber of Commerce for youth sports. Brattleboro Jaycees will provide the barrel and orientation for attending young men aged 21 to 35.

Bennington Jaycees Main St Vermont Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Brattleboro

Bennington Banner Publication and Delivery Details

The Bennington Banner is published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont by Banner Publishing Corporation. It is a member of the Associated Press with AP dispatches for republication. Home delivery by carrier and by mail. Subscription rates apply within a 50 mile radius.

Bennington Banner Main St Bennington Vermont The Banner Publishing Corporation Associated Press

Hogan Warns Bennington Tax Deadline Approaching

Treasurer Michael J. Hogan Jr. reminds Bennington taxpayers that Thursday October 31 is the last day to pay local property and poll taxes without a penalty. Unpaid bills incur an eight percent tax collectors fee and a warrant listing delinquent taxpayers will be sent to Tax Collector Julia K. Nash.

Michael J. Hogan Jr Bennington Hogan Bennington Village Bennington Graded Greater Julia K. Nash

Committee OKs Construction of Victory Dam

The Water Resources panel in Vermont endorsed building the long proposed Victory Dam reversing an earlier report that water quality would be too poor for recreation. The panel said initial problems would improve over time and the decision was announced in Lyndonville and Montpelier by panel chairman Carl Gordon.

Montpelier Philip Hoff Victory Dam Carl Gordon Lyndonville

Funeral for Edward L. Bent Veteran WWI

Funeral services were held Friday from Han son-Walbridge Funeral Home for Edward L. Bent 74 a World War I veteran who died Wednesday. The Rev Melvin R McGaughey officiated with committal at Park Lawn Cemetery. Military honors included folding and presentation of the American flag by Commander Kenneth Baker and Past Commander Edward Rood. Katrina Koziol and Daniel Gates sounded taps at Village Cemetery. Attendees came from the local area and from New York.

Hanson - Walbridge Edward L. Bent Melvin R. McGaughey First Methodist Church Park Lawn Cemetery Bent Kenneth Baker Edward Rood American Legion Katrina Koziol Daniel Gates New York

Adult Education Opens Registration for Benhi Classes

The Benn ington Graded School District sponsors adult education for the new school year with courses in bookkeeping woodworking typing sewing and a GED refresher. Enrollment is limited to 16 plus and requires a registration blank in The Banner.

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School Lunch Menu Roundup at Benn Elementary

Benn Elementary outlines a week of lunches featuring beef stew with vegetables and bread on Monday, meat loaf on Tuesday, tomato soup and chicken salad on Wednesday, spaghetti with meat sauce on Thursday, and fish cakes on Friday. A second week includes oven fried chicken, pizza, vegetable soup, hot dogs, and macaroni and cheese with assorted sides and milk.

Ben Mont Paper to Move Wells River Plant to Bennington

Wells River operation of Ben Mont Paper Company will relocate to the Bennington home plant. Fifteen workers will be affected as management cites economic reasons and expects completion by Thanksgiving.

Ben- Mont Wells River Ben - Mont Paper Company Bennington H. J. Wallace Ben - Mont

Retired Ambassador to Russia Dies at 91

SAN DIEGO Calif AP Retired Adm William H Standley 91 longtime US ambassador to Russia during WWII died Friday He lived on San Diego Bay in Coronado and had hip surgery July 23 He had retired from the Navy in 1937 after four years as CNO and was recalled in 1941 to join a Pearl Harbor inquiry commission Appointed ambassador to Russia in 1942 by F D Roosevelt served through 1943 His experiences led him to believe communism would fail He warned in 1958 that an uprising could come in Russia and that the free world should be ready to act

San Diego Calif William H. Standley United States Russia Standley San Diego Bay Coronado Naval Hospital Navy Naval Operations Pearl Harbor Franklin D. Roosevelt

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