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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1965

Page

8

District 49 caucus at East Arlington Firehouse tonight

Amelia Lawrence reports that District 49 Democrats will hold a caucus tonight at 8 at the East Arlington Firehouse. The towns included are Arlington Sandgate and Sunderland. Theodore Day son of Mr and Mrs William T Day has been accepted at Heidelberg College in Tiffin Ohio.

East Arlington Firehouse Arlington Sandgate Sunderland Theodore Day William T. Day Heidelberg College Tiffin, Ohio Jeffrey Gribbin Fred Gribbin U.S. Coast Guard Recruit Training Center Cape May N.J Fifth Coast Guard Portsmouth

Arlington couple marks Valhalla Motel silver wedding

Arlington Mr and Mrs Martin Hertle who run the Valhalla Motel celebrate their silver wedding anniversary today.

Martin Hertle Valhalla Motel

Emery seeks District 32 seat in Vermont legislature

Leo Emery of Wilmington announces Democratic candidacy for representative of District 32, which includes Wilmington Searsburg Dover Whitingham Readsboro Stamford and Pownal. He cites prior service, education bill support, local control, roads and conservation, and urges state backing for small towns and vocational training.

Leo Emery Wilmington Searsburg Dover Whitingham Readsboro Stameford Pownal Emery John Carrier Doris Rice James W. Lounsbury Ira D. Whitney Stamford Kenalene Collins Fish and Game Dept. Control Bellows Falls Academy Maesonic Order, Elks and American Legion

Court session in Hoosick Falls reports multiple traffic and court actions

Hoosick Falls Justice Robert K. Shiland held a nine hour session hearing charges against Fred Weir 57 of 59 Church St. Weir faced five misdemeanors plus unregistered vehicle operating no insurance and DWI with bail set at 500 full payment due noon today or be sent to Rensselaer County Jail for trial Sept 8. Dorothy Miller faced two charges one dismissed. George Griffin had speeding charge dismissed. Robert Andrews pleaded guilty to speeding 40 in a 30 and failing to keep right with 15 fine each. Andrew Swhneski bail set 20 for arraignment Sept 1. William Maroney found guilty of Booster Night event. The piece also covers local Grange meeting activities and a separate space center note about Cooper and Conrad sighting over Houston.

Hoosick Falls N.Y Robert K. Shiland Fred Weir Church St Weir Justice Shiland Rensselaer County Dorothy Miller RD 1 Buskirk Firh George Griffin Salem George Holbrook Robert Andrews Oak St Bennington Andrew Swhneski Putnam St. Bennington William Maroney

Mount Laurel School Delays Opening to Sept 21

Mount Laurel School, Inc. will not open until September 21 as interior work on the new building remains unfinished. President F. Leslie Jones said the postponement was approved by the state Board of Education. Evelyn Beattie of Peru continues as teacher and becomes principal, with William F. Duffy joining as new teacher.

Manchester F. Leslie Jones Mount Laurel School, Inc Jones State Board of Education Evelyn Beattie Peru Mount Laurel School William F. Duffy Mass. State College North Adams

Shaftsbury Notes On School Opens And Visitors

The Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Mac Donald and son Ian return from a month in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. Visiting them are MacDonald relatives from New Glasgow. Mrs. Jessie Hulet to chair U N Day for Shaftsbury with Mrs. Stockmeyer as state chair. The elementary school opens with eager pupils and a planned September kindergarten start. William Bell family moves to Arlington. Bell teaches at Burr and Mrs. Bell works at Putnam Memorial Hospital.

A. J. MacDonald Ian Nova Scotia Prince Edward Island MacDonalds MacDonald W. D. J. MacDonald Glenn New Glasgow N.S Jessie Hulet Shaftsbury U.N. Day Walter Stockmeyer Stockmeyer Norwich Hoff William Bell East Road Arlington Bell Burr Am Burton Seminary Manchester Putnam Memorial Hospital

Pownals Back to School and Local Civic Events

The Pownals resume classes with record enrollment across three schools in the district while Bennington High and Hoosick Falls prepare for early openings. A Democratic caucus is scheduled for Sept 16 in the Town Hall to elect a town committee and officers for two years. In Michigan, doctors report nearly 50 skate board injuries in six weeks at the University of Michigan and St Joseph Mercy Hospital, including several severe ankle fractures among students and a physician.

Anna Thompson Whittier Calif John Thompson Nancy Ann Carole North Pownal First Baptist Congregational Skripak Pool William, Gary and Theodore Church Bertha Braymen Kenneth Snyder Wesley Burdick John C. Hatch Earle Pownal Bennington Hoosick Falls The Pownals Bennington Catholic High School Catherine Tornadone Peter Winn Ann Arbor, Mich UPI University of Michigan St. Joseph Mercy Hospital

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